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Festival of Learning 2009: Provisional Programme

Tuesday 10th March

	Tuesday 10th March
10.30-11.45	SIG Fest Meeting for Facilitators
11.00-11.45	Joining the dots: Adding value to your time at the Festival of Learning
12:00	Registration opens (pre-lunch refreshments)
12:45	Lunch
13:45	Welcome and admin: MS Keynote 1: Mark Dooris, Director, Healthy Settings Development Unit, Faculty of Health, University of Central Lancashire : Healthy Universities: Practising what we preach?
14:45	Refreshments
15:15-16:45	Parallel workshop: Integrating podcasting and an Electronic Voting System (EVS) into teaching and learning By Alan Hilliard and Jenny Lorimer Failing to Fail: Why the reluctance and how can we overcome it? By Sue Everett & Ali Ewing Students as researchers: using appreciative inquiry to evaluate learner experience By Frances Gordon and Karen Booth Preparing health professionals for work in integrated children services By Hilary Burgess
17:00-18:00	Drinks reception/ poster viewing

Wednesday 11th March

	Wednesday 11th March
09:00	Registration and Refreshments
10:00	Welcome: Professor Catherine Geissler, Director, Health Sciences and Practice Subject Centre Keynote 2: Professor Gilly Salmon, Professor of E-learning & Learning Technologies and Head of Beyond Distance Research Alliance, University of Leicester:The relationship between technology and pedagogy
11:00	Refreshments and poster discussions
11:45	Parallel workshops: Shift the emphasis from the teacher to learner: the wiki as a tool for student engagement By Chris Turnock and Alan White Maximising the impact of continuing professional education (CPE) on practice By Dr Elisabeth Clark and Professor Jan Draper A collaborative exploration of the 'do's and don'ts' for student engagement in research and evaluation By Kerry Dobbins and Rebecca Freeman
13:15	Lunch
14:15	Parallel workshops: Digital access for all: supporting every student to engage with e-learning By Helen Bywater and Luke Miller Research Teaching Linkages enhancing graduate attributes in health and social care By Dr Norrie Brown Engaging students in the enhancement of teaching and learning: Students consulting on teaching By Karin Crawford et al. Ethical issues of facilitating learning in practice By Clare Kell and Janet Holt
15:45	Refreshments
16:00	Parallel workshops: Development of a degree work-based learning programme (Clinical Leadership):- the challenges of meeting the needs of employers and learners By Drewe Phillips and Marianne Cowpe Collaborative development of a PBL Evaluation Toolkit By Carolyn Gibbon and Caroline Marcangelo Using an on-line resource to support the promotion of public health careers By Jenny Wright and Isabel Perez
17.15	Free time
19:30	Festival Dinner

Thursday 12th March

	Thursday 12th March
09:00	Registration and refreshments
09:30	Keynote 3: Professor Jill Thistlethwaite, Professor of Clinical Education and Research andDirector of the Institute of Clinical Education, The University of Warwick: - 'I’ve never been happier in my work’: Reflections on interprofessional learning & collaborative practice
10:30	Parallel workshops: Collaborative learning using classroom and online technology - choosing and using technology to enhance learning By Heather Thornton, Anna Anders and Scott Rickard Doing, being and becoming: utilising a research project as a placement opportunity By Dr M Clare Taylor and Annette Roebuck Writing bids for learning and teaching development work By Prof Marilyn Hammick Developing students' professional communication skills - service users and carers as trainers By Liz Boath/ Bernard Moss
12:00	Question Time/ Plenary: Should students be seen as customers or partners in learning?
13:00	Lunch
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