The e-portfolio software formally known as Mahara is being launched as My Portfolio. If you are interested in the educational potential of ePortfolios, come along to this workshop in the Community Learning Centre (Q4U) in Union St.
Date: Thursday 8th May
Time: 11 am to 3.15 pm
Venue: Community Learning Centre (Q4U) in Union St
You can register online at http://tinyurl.com/648rpq
Wednesday, January 30, 2008
Tuesday, January 29, 2008
Digital Photography (Beginners) (May)
A practical course in digital photography tailored for people who have recently bought a digital camera, or have one that they are unsure of using properly and would like to improve their skills.
This course will cover:
Digital camera basics, photographic basics, care of your camera, downloading images, practical shooting at every session, printers and printing, shooting techniques, accessories, use of the internet for digital photography, hints and tips and a variety of additional knowledge depending on class needs.
Date: Thursday 8th May – Thursday 12th June
Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Venue: D201
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
This course will cover:
Digital camera basics, photographic basics, care of your camera, downloading images, practical shooting at every session, printers and printing, shooting techniques, accessories, use of the internet for digital photography, hints and tips and a variety of additional knowledge depending on class needs.
Date: Thursday 8th May – Thursday 12th June
Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Venue: D201
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Saturday, January 26, 2008
Writing for Journal Publication (Apr)
(Cancelled due to low numbers)
Writing for Journal Publication (Level 7 – 10 credits) is an elective course within the Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Learning and Teaching Level 7 (GCTLT).
Apr 22nd to Aug 29th
Offered by Annemarie Jutel as a series of 2 two-day workshops, self directed and on-line learning.
This course provides participants with a scholarly writing framework and support strategies to enable them to transform aspects of their practice and/or research into publishable journal articles. It is helpful to have an article in mind that you want to write before you begin Annemarie’s course.
Workshop dates:
Tuesday and Wednesday 9 am to 4 pm Apr 22 & 23, June 24 & 25 (attendance at all four days is recommended).
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Writing for Journal Publication (Level 7 – 10 credits) is an elective course within the Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Learning and Teaching Level 7 (GCTLT).
Apr 22nd to Aug 29th
Offered by Annemarie Jutel as a series of 2 two-day workshops, self directed and on-line learning.
This course provides participants with a scholarly writing framework and support strategies to enable them to transform aspects of their practice and/or research into publishable journal articles. It is helpful to have an article in mind that you want to write before you begin Annemarie’s course.
Workshop dates:
Tuesday and Wednesday 9 am to 4 pm Apr 22 & 23, June 24 & 25 (attendance at all four days is recommended).
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Friday, January 25, 2008
Sustainability - Action Competence (Apr)
A workshop with Barry Law.
Action Competence – Exploring the balance between cognitive capability and practical capability that leads to action competence. The professional development programme will explore the difference between the intention to act and the competence required to act. The programme will also explore the broad range of competencies required to guide appropriate action, and the need to develop the ability/desire (competence) to act for the environment.
Date: Monday 14th April
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Venue: H206a
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Action Competence – Exploring the balance between cognitive capability and practical capability that leads to action competence. The professional development programme will explore the difference between the intention to act and the competence required to act. The programme will also explore the broad range of competencies required to guide appropriate action, and the need to develop the ability/desire (competence) to act for the environment.
Date: Monday 14th April
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Venue: H206a
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Thursday, January 24, 2008
The Theory and Practice of Short Fiction Writing (Apr)
This 30 hour course which is taught by Paddy Richardson and Maxine Alterio introduces participants to the principles and practice of short fiction writing. Content is delivered using a range of interactive teaching and learning methods. Each session includes theoretical components, practical writing activities and opportunities to give and receive feedback.
Three Saturdays, 12 April, 3 & 31 May (10.00am – 4.00pm)
Six Tuesdays, 15 & 22 April, 6, 13, 20, 27 May (7.00pm – 9.00pm)
For further course information, please contact Maxine Alterio, Educational Development Centre, Otago Polytechnic, Dunedin, phone (03) 4796048 or email maxaa@tekotago.ac.nz for a detailed brochure.
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
Creating Learner Centred Learning Environments (Apr)
Creating Learner Centred Learning Environments (Level 7 – 10 credits) is a core course within the Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Learning and Teaching Level 7 (GCTLT).
Apr 10th to Jul 4th
Adult learning approaches are examined along with the creation of learner centred environments that foster active, interactive and deep learning strategies enabling students to achieve successful learning outcomes in a variety of contexts.
Offered as a combination of 6 workshops integrated with on-line learning.
Can’t make the workshop dates? That’s not a barrier - talk to the Programme Manager, Heather Day about other options.
Workshop dates
Thursdays 9 am to 11 am April 10 & 17, May 8, 15, 22 & 29
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Apr 10th to Jul 4th
Adult learning approaches are examined along with the creation of learner centred environments that foster active, interactive and deep learning strategies enabling students to achieve successful learning outcomes in a variety of contexts.
Offered as a combination of 6 workshops integrated with on-line learning.
Can’t make the workshop dates? That’s not a barrier - talk to the Programme Manager, Heather Day about other options.
Workshop dates
Thursdays 9 am to 11 am April 10 & 17, May 8, 15, 22 & 29
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Introduction to Te Tiriti O Waitangi (Apr)
The purpose of this workshop is to provide an environment for people to explore the Treaty of Waitangi and its implications in a non-confrontational, participatory process. This learning framework enables participants to understand the historical context of the Treaty as well as the contemporary debate and its relevance to Otago Polytechnic.
Date: Monday 7th & Tuesday 8th April
Time: 9.00am-3.00pm (both days)
Otago Polytechnic staff, please enrol through Polybase/Inform/Staff Training.
Other interested participants Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Date: Monday 7th & Tuesday 8th April
Time: 9.00am-3.00pm (both days)
Otago Polytechnic staff, please enrol through Polybase/Inform/Staff Training.
Other interested participants Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Monday, January 21, 2008
Digital Images (Photoshop) (Mar)
This course is aimed at people who wish to learn basic Photoshop skills. There is no
photographic content; other that using photos within the programmes. Pictures/photos for
manipulation will be supplied during the course and the opportunity of working with your own
images is also included. The course will use Adobe Photoshop as the main image manipulation
program.
This course will cover:
Basic setup of the program; filing, workspaces, basic photo adjustments, Layers,
Enhancements and Special effects.
Date: Wednesday 19th March – Wednesday 30th April
Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Venue: D201
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
photographic content; other that using photos within the programmes. Pictures/photos for
manipulation will be supplied during the course and the opportunity of working with your own
images is also included. The course will use Adobe Photoshop as the main image manipulation
program.
This course will cover:
Basic setup of the program; filing, workspaces, basic photo adjustments, Layers,
Enhancements and Special effects.
Date: Wednesday 19th March – Wednesday 30th April
Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Venue: D201
Con
Sunday, January 20, 2008
Digital Photography (Beginners) (Mar) NB:Course now FULL
A practical course in digital photography tailored for people who have recently bought a digital
camera, or have one that they are unsure of using properly and would like to improve their
skills.
This course will cover:
Digital camera basics, photographic basics, care of your camera, downloading images, practical
shooting at every session, printers and printing, shooting techniques, accessories, use of the
internet for digital photography, hints and tips and a variety of additional knowledge depending
on class needs.
Date: Tuesday 18th March – Tuesday 29th April
Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Venue: D201
Sorry course is full as of 20 February 2008.
Watch out for the next course starting 8th May
camera, or have one that they are unsure of using properly and would like to improve their
skills.
This course will cover:
Digital camera basics, photographic basics, care of your camera, downloading images, practical
shooting at every session, printers and printing, shooting techniques, accessories, use of the
internet for digital photography, hints and tips and a variety of additional knowledge depending
on class needs.
Date: Tuesday 18th March – Tuesday 29th April
Time: 7:00pm-9:00pm
Venue: D201
Sorry course is full as of 20 February 2008.
Watch out for the next course starting 8th May
Saturday, January 19, 2008
Education for Sustainability: (Barry Law) (Mar)
A workshop with Barry Law from University of Canterbury.
Education for sustainability – Exploring both the content and process aspects of education for sustainability. The professional development programme will outline the four key pillars/aspects of sustainability (economic, social/cultural, political and environmental) and explore the notion of sustainable education. Through the notion of sustainable education we will explore what is meant by “if still more education is to save us it will have to be education of a different kind: an education that takes us to the depths of things”, E F Schumacher.
Date: Friday 14th March (Cancelled)
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Venue: H206a
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Education for sustainability – Exploring both the content and process aspects of education for sustainability. The professional development programme will outline the four key pillars/aspects of sustainability (economic, social/cultural, political and environmental) and explore the notion of sustainable education. Through the notion of sustainable education we will explore what is meant by “if still more education is to save us it will have to be education of a different kind: an education that takes us to the depths of things”, E F Schumacher.
Date: Friday 14th March (Cancelled)
Time: 9:00 am – 12:00 pm
Venue: H206a
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Friday, January 18, 2008
Te reo and tikaka Māori for ceremonial use (Mar)
Te reo and tikaka Māori for ceremonial use (level 4, 8 credits)
is a course within the CERTIFICATE IN MATA A ĀO MĀORI (LEVEL 4)
Incorporating US 16164 (Describe key concepts associated with hui):
This course aims to provide participants with a good understanding of Te Reo me ōna tikaka as it relates to ceremonies. Participants will gain a clear understanding of tikaka and kawa. While use and practice of Kai Tahu reo and tikaka will be used there will be discussion of the regional and dialectal differences. Learning outcomes include the use of basic reo and kawa during various ceremonial occasions, explaining concepts of Te Ao Māori and how they apply to ceremonies, and mihi to welcome guests.
Date: Mihiwhakatau 6th March 4.00pm-6.00pm (NB change of start date)
Venue: Otago Polytechnic Staff Room - F Block
Workshops (during Semester One): Thursdays from 13th March, 4.00pm-5.00 pm
Venue: G104 on 13th then G205 for all other workshops.
Online tutorials: Mondays from 10th March, 6.00pm-7.00pm;
Or
Wednesdays from 12th March, 4.30pm-5.30 pm
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
is a course within the CERTIFICATE IN MATA A ĀO MĀORI (LEVEL 4)
Incorporating US 16164 (Describe key concepts associated with hui):
This course aims to provide participants with a good understanding of Te Reo me ōna tikaka as it relates to ceremonies. Participants will gain a clear understanding of tikaka and kawa. While use and practice of Kai Tahu reo and tikaka will be used there will be discussion of the regional and dialectal differences. Learning outcomes include the use of basic reo and kawa during various ceremonial occasions, explaining concepts of Te Ao Māori and how they apply to ceremonies, and mihi to welcome guests.
Date: Mihiwhakatau 6th March 4.00pm-6.00pm (NB change of start date)
Venue: Otago Polytechnic Staff Room - F Block
Workshops (during Semester One): Thursdays from 13th March, 4.00pm-5.00 pm
Venue: G104 on 13th then G205 for all other workshops.
Online tutorials: Mondays from 10th March, 6.00pm-7.00pm;
Or
Wednesdays from 12th March, 4.30pm-5.30 pm
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Sunday, January 13, 2008
Designing for Flexible Learning Practice (Mar)
Designing for Flexible Learning practice is a core course within the Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Learning and Teaching Level 7 (GCTLT).
Mar 5th to Jun 20th
This course enhances the understanding of flexible teaching and learning principles and processes, and their application to the design of flexible learning practices.
Offered with an initial workshop (further workshops to be negotiated if required) and the majority of the course on-line.
Workshop date: Wednesday 9 am to 12 pm March 5
Venue: H605
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Mar 5th to Jun 20th
This course enhances the understanding of flexible teaching and learning principles and processes, and their application to the design of flexible learning practices.
Offered with an initial workshop (further workshops to be negotiated if required) and the majority of the course on-line.
Workshop date: Wednesday 9 am to 12 pm March 5
Venue: H605
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Assessing Competency Workshop (4098) (Feb)
This two-day workshop is suitable for people who use competency based assessment tools,
whether in a work setting or a training room. It will suit both tutors and those wishing to become
registered workplace assessors. There are two follow-on assessment tasks to be carried out to
show skill in preparing for assessment, carrying it out and attending to the follow-up
administration. Ongoing access to the workshop tutor is included.
Date: Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st February
Time: 9.00am-4.00pm (both days)
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
whether in a work setting or a training room. It will suit both tutors and those wishing to become
registered workplace assessors. There are two follow-on assessment tasks to be carried out to
show skill in preparing for assessment, carrying it out and attending to the follow-up
administration. Ongoing access to the workshop tutor is included.
Date: Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st February
Time: 9.00am-4.00pm (both days)
Con
Friday, January 11, 2008
Sustainability - Action Competence (Feb)
A workshop with Barry Law.
Action Competence – Exploring the balance between cognitive capability and practical capability that leads to action competence. The professional development programme will explore the difference between the intention to act and the competence required to act. The programme will also explore the broad range of competencies required to guide appropriate action, and the need to develop the ability/desire (competence) to act for the environment.
Date: Tuesday 12th February
Time: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Venue: H603
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Action Competence – Exploring the balance between cognitive capability and practical capability that leads to action competence. The professional development programme will explore the difference between the intention to act and the competence required to act. The programme will also explore the broad range of competencies required to guide appropriate action, and the need to develop the ability/desire (competence) to act for the environment.
Date: Tuesday 12th February
Time: 1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Venue: H603
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz to enrol.
Gaining Foundation Skills for Learning and Teaching (Semester One 2008)
Gaining Foundation Skills for Learning and Teaching is an elective course within the Graduate Certificate in Tertiary Learning and Teaching Level 7 (GCTLT).
Feb 11th to Jun 22nd
This course provides an introduction to adult learning styles, basic teaching and learning strategies, preparation of an education session and core assessment principles and practices.
It involves a 3 day workshop (11th to 13th Feb 08) and is followed with an online component.
An essential course for new lecturers.
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Feb 11th to Jun 22nd
This course provides an introduction to adult learning styles, basic teaching and learning strategies, preparation of an education session and core assessment principles and practices.
It involves a 3 day workshop (11th to 13th Feb 08) and is followed with an online component.
An essential course for new lecturers.
Contact EDCenquiries@tekotago.ac.nz for more information or to enrol.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Introduction to Te Tiriti O Waitangi (Jan)
The purpose of this two day workshop is to provide an environment for people to explore the Treaty of Waitangi and its implications in a non-confrontational, participatory process. This learning framework enables participants to understand the historical context of the Treaty as well as the contemporary debate and its relevance to Otago Polytechnic.
Date: Thursday 31st January & Friday 1st February
Time: 9.00am-3.00pm (both days)
Please enrol through Polybase/Inform/Staff Training
Date: Thursday 31st January & Friday 1st February
Time: 9.00am-3.00pm (both days)
Please enrol through Polybase/Inform/Staff Training
Monday, January 7, 2008
2008 Events Past
Events Past
JANUARY
Treaty Of Waitangi WorkshopThursday 31st January & Friday 1st February
FEBRUARY
Gaining Foundation Skills for Learning and Teaching (GCTLT Course) (3 day workshop & on line course)
Monday 11th to Wednesday 13th February
Sustainability - Action Competence Workshop
Tuesday 12th February
Assessing Competency Workshop (4098)
Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st February
MARCH
Designing for Flexible Learning Practice (GCTLT Course)
Starts Wednesday 5th March
Te reo and tikaka Māori for ceremonial use
Starts Thursday 6th March (NB Change of date)
Education for Sustainability (Workshop) (Cancelled)
Friday 14th March
Digital Photography (Beginners)
Starts Tuesday 18th March (NB Course now Full)
Digital Images (Photoshop)
Starts Wednesday 19th March
APRIL
Introduction to Te Tiriti O Waitangi (Workshop)
Monday 7th & Tuesday 8th April
Creating Learner Centred Learning Environments (GCTLT Course)
Starts Thursday 10th April
The Theory and Practice of Short Fiction Writing
Starts Saturday 12th April
Sustainability - Action Competence Workshop
Monday 14th April
Writing for Journal Publication (GCTLT Course)
Starts Tuesday 22nd April (Cancelled)
MAY
Moderating Assessment (Workshop x 2)
Monday 5th May and 26th May
Advanced Digital Photography Course (DSLR’S)
Starts Wednesday 7th May
Digital Photography (Beginners)
Course Starts Thursday 8th May
'My Portfolio' Workshop
Thursday 8th May
Assessing for Prior Learning (GCTLT)
Starts Monday 12th May
Experiential Education Workshop
Monday 12th May Cancelled
June
July
Gaining Foundation Skills for Learning and Teaching (GCTLT Course)
(3 day workshop & on line course)
Tuesday 1st to Wednesday 3rd July
Introduction to Te Tiriti O Waitangi
Thursday and Friday 10th -11th July
Writing for Journal Publication (GCTLT) (series of workshops & on line learning) Starts 29th July
August
Assessing & Evaluation for Learning
Starts August 7th
Constructing Courses to Enhance Learning
Starts August 1st
Te Reo and Tikaka Maori for Ceremonial Use (Level 4)
commencing Semester 2, (enquiries still welcome)
Te Reo and Tikaka Maori for the Workplace (Level 4)
commencing Semester 2, (enquiries still welcome)
Assessment Workshop Series - Tests and Exams
workshop 21 August
Heywire8 Think Tank
22 August
Digital Photography (Beginners) 2008 (currently full)
Starts 26th August
Digital Photography (Advanced) 2008
Starts 27th August
Assessment Workshop Series -
Written Assessment workshop 28 August
September
Student Self Assessment and Peer Assessment 4 September
Introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Two day workshop, 9 & 10 September
Assessment Workshop Series - Practical Assessment workshop 11 September
Designing Assessment US11552 18 September
October
Assessing Competency US4098 - available continuously online
Assessing Competency US4098
Two Day workshop 9 & 10 October
Digital Images (Photoshop)
Starts Wednesday 22 October
Advanced Digital Photography Course (DSLR’S)
Starts Thursday 23 October
(sorry, class full - enquiries for 2009 welcome)
November
Introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Two day workshop 18 & 19 November
Assessing Competency US4098 - available continuously online
December
Assessing Competency
US4098 Two-day workshop 3 & 4 December
JANUARY
Treaty Of Waitangi WorkshopThursday 31st January & Friday 1st February
FEBRUARY
Gaining Foundation Skills for Learning and Teaching (GCTLT Course) (3 day workshop & on line course)
Monday 11th to Wednesday 13th February
Sustainability - Action Competence Workshop
Tuesday 12th February
Assessing Competency Workshop (4098)
Wednesday 20th & Thursday 21st February
MARCH
Designing for Flexible Learning Practice (GCTLT Course)
Starts Wednesday 5th March
Te reo and tikaka Māori for ceremonial use
Starts Thursday 6th March (NB Change of date)
Education for Sustainability (Workshop) (Cancelled)
Friday 14th March
Digital Photography (Beginners)
Starts Tuesday 18th March (NB Course now Full)
Digital Images (Photoshop)
Starts Wednesday 19th March
APRIL
Introduction to Te Tiriti O Waitangi (Workshop)
Monday 7th & Tuesday 8th April
Creating Learner Centred Learning Environments (GCTLT Course)
Starts Thursday 10th April
The Theory and Practice of Short Fiction Writing
Starts Saturday 12th April
Sustainability - Action Competence Workshop
Monday 14th April
Writing for Journal Publication (GCTLT Course)
Starts Tuesday 22nd April (Cancelled)
MAY
Moderating Assessment (Workshop x 2)
Monday 5th May and 26th May
Advanced Digital Photography Course (DSLR’S)
Starts Wednesday 7th May
Digital Photography (Beginners)
Course Starts Thursday 8th May
'My Portfolio' Workshop
Thursday 8th May
Assessing for Prior Learning (GCTLT)
Starts Monday 12th May
Experiential Education Workshop
Monday 12th May Cancelled
June
July
Gaining Foundation Skills for Learning and Teaching (GCTLT Course)
(3 day workshop & on line course)
Tuesday 1st to Wednesday 3rd July
Introduction to Te Tiriti O Waitangi
Thursday and Friday 10th -11th July
Writing for Journal Publication (GCTLT) (series of workshops & on line learning) Starts 29th July
August
Assessing & Evaluation for Learning
Starts August 7th
Constructing Courses to Enhance Learning
Starts August 1st
Te Reo and Tikaka Maori for Ceremonial Use (Level 4)
commencing Semester 2, (enquiries still welcome)
Te Reo and Tikaka Maori for the Workplace (Level 4)
commencing Semester 2, (enquiries still welcome)
Assessment Workshop Series - Tests and Exams
workshop 21 August
Heywire8 Think Tank
22 August
Digital Photography (Beginners) 2008 (currently full)
Starts 26th August
Digital Photography (Advanced) 2008
Starts 27th August
Assessment Workshop Series -
Written Assessment workshop 28 August
September
Student Self Assessment and Peer Assessment 4 September
Introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Two day workshop, 9 & 10 September
Assessment Workshop Series - Practical Assessment workshop 11 September
Designing Assessment US11552 18 September
October
Assessing Competency US4098 - available continuously online
Assessing Competency US4098
Two Day workshop 9 & 10 October
Digital Images (Photoshop)
Starts Wednesday 22 October
Advanced Digital Photography Course (DSLR’S)
Starts Thursday 23 October
(sorry, class full - enquiries for 2009 welcome)
November
Introduction to Te Tiriti o Waitangi
Two day workshop 18 & 19 November
Assessing Competency US4098 - available continuously online
December
Assessing Competency
US4098 Two-day workshop 3 & 4 December
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
Posts
