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Items with Tag: Reflections

Find out what our students and a CRADLE Fellow found at HERDSA 2025

The annual Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia (HERDSA) conference was held in Perth, Western Australia this year in early July. A number of the CRADLE PhD students and one of our CRADLE Fellows had the opportunity to attend HERDSA 2025 and present their research. A special congratulations to CRADLE PhD student Tegan Little, who won Best Student Paper for her work on peer feedback provision! Read on for some reflections on what the they found at the conference.

What did Liesbeth Baartman love at CRADLE?…Coffee, food and collaboration!

We were delighted to host Dr Liesbeth Baartman, professor of Vocational Education at University of Applied Sciences Utrecht, for her academic visit with CRADLE. Liesbeth kicked off our CRADLE Seminar Series for 2025 and engaged in a rigorous program of work with Deakin researchers. This collaboration will continue into the future. In this post Liesbeth reflects on her time at Deakin and the experiences she will take home to the Netherlands.

Find out how visitor Peter Bannister changed after visiting CRADLE

We were thrilled to host PhD candidate Peter Bannister from the International University of La Rioja in Spain recently for a three-month academic visitation with CRADLE His time spent at CRADLE not only resulted in scholarship development but exciting opportunities to continue collaborative research activities with CRADLE. In this post Peter reflects on his time and the outcomes of his visit. 

Find out what visitor Alexandra Farazouli discovered at CRADLE

CRADLE was pleased to host PhD student Alexandra Farazouli in February and March 2025. Alexandra is a final-year doctoral student at Stockholm University’s Department of Education, where she researches emerging AI technologies and their ethical implications in higher education. In this post Alexandra reflects on her time at CRADLE and reports on her collaborations and memorable times.

Linda Zheng tells us about her exciting CRADLE visit

CRADLE was pleased to host Linda Zheng of Shanghai University for her successful academic visitation recently. In this post Linda reflects on her time and work during her stay with us.

Go beyond binary thinking: our challenge at CRADLE’s Symposium 2024

In this post CRADLE PhD student Susie Macfarlane reflects on CRADLE's International Symposium 2024. Co-convened by Professor Margaret Bearman and Dr Jack Walton, the symposium asked How could generative AI change work-integrated learning? and was held from 7-9 October 2024.

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