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International Conference on Innovation, Practice and Research in the Use of Educational Technologies in Tertiary Education

The theme of ASCILITE 2018 is ‘Open oceans: Learning without borders’. Picture sitting on a beach and looking at the ocean, stretching before you towards the horizon, and dreaming about the possibilities, reflecting on the past, or being mindfully present in the moment. The sea is vast. This vision captures the infinite possibilities when considering innovation, practice and research in the use of educational technologies in tertiary education.

Keynote Speakers

Paul LeBlanc
President, Southern New Hampshire University

Margaret Bearman
Associate Professor (Research) within the Centre for Research in Assessment and Digital Learning (CRADLE), Deakin University.

Jan Owen AM
CEO, Foundation for Young Australians

Call for Participation

ASCILITE  invite conceptual, applied and theoretical research contributions on the following eight conference streams:

  1. New ways of moving: Pedagogies and practices
  2. Sink or swim: Improving digital literacy
  3. Deep Diving: Approaches that Foster Deep Learning
  4. The waters in which we swim: Redesigning Learning Spaces
  5. Exploring foreign shores: Advancing Cultures of Innovation
  6. Checking the gauges: Measuring Learning and Advancing Impact
  7. New treasures: Alternative and out-of-the-box thinking
  8. Avoiding the rocks: Lessons learnt from failures

The deadline for all submissions is midnight on Friday July 27 2018 (AEST).

For more information on submissions, click here.

Registration

Registration for ASCILITE 2018 is now available as per the schedule below. Full registration includes all social events, while for day registrations tickets to social events are available for additional purchase. Early bird pricing runs until 12 October 2018. All prices are in Australian dollars and include GST.

ASCILITE MEMBER
Early Bird: $800
Standard: $900

ASCILITE NON-MEMBER
Early Bird: $950
Standard: $1050

STUDENT/RETIRED MEMBER
Early Bird: $550
Standard: $550

STUDENT/RETIRED NON-MEMBER
Early Bird: $625
Standard: $625

DAY REGISTRATION (per day)
Early Bird: $450
Standard: $450

CMP MENTOR/MENTEE
Early Bird: $400
Standard: $400

To regsiter for the conference, click here.

More Information

For more information, please visit the conference website, or contact the conference committee via email at ascilite2018@events.deakin.edu.au.