Items with category:CRADLE Seminar Series
How to assess in the age of AI? Join us and find out more
28 June 2024
Join us for this seminar where Professor Phill Dawson and Professor Margaret Bearman of CRADLE will be joined by Associate Professor Jason Lodge from the University of Queensland and Professor Rowena Harper of Edith Cowan University. Together they will unpack the topical questions arising from generative AI and future directions for assessment. Take part online on Wednesday 17 July at 2pm (AEST).
What Happened Next: Read a review of our BERT Seminar
5 June 2024
In this post Dr Jack Walton, CRADLE Research Fellow, discovers what happened to teaching after the pandemic when he attended Jaclyn Broadbent's seminar on Beyond Emergency Remote Teaching. Find out what he learned.
Join the launch of the Second Handbook of Academic Integrity
3 June 2024
In this seminar Dr Sarah Elaine Eaton of the University of Calgary will internationally launch the Second Handbook of Academic Integrity with insights from book contributor Professor Phill Dawson. Join us online on Wednesday 24 July at 12pm.
Join us to find out about evaluative judgement, AI, and authentic assessment
13 May 2024
Coming soon: CRADLE Seminar Series 2024 Seminar #4. In this seminar CRADLE's Professor Margaret Bearman and Dr Joanna Tai will discuss AI, evaluative judgement, and authentic assessment. Join us in person or online on Wednesday 29 May at 2pm.
Don’t miss out: Join us for Seminar #3 to hear what happened next
29 April 2024
Don't forget, CRADLE's Seminar Series 2024 continues on Wednesday 8 May at 2pm. CRADLE Fellow Associate Professor Jaclyn Broadbent will discuss What happened next? - Beyond Emergency Remote Teaching. Join us to find out more.
Join us for Seminar #3 2024 to find out what happened next
12 April 2024
Join us for CRADLE Seminar Series #3 2024 to hear about the enduring effects of the pandemic on higher education from CRADLE Fellow Associate Professor Jaclyn Broadbent. Jaclyn will unpack the pre- and post- effects and outcomes of the pandemic whilst provicating implications for the future. Hear more on Wednesday 8 May at 2pm.
