2013mtech: Professor Katina Michael

Download the podcast (mp3) Synopsis Talking VTE Episode 41 recorded on Wed. 9 December 2015. The broad theme for this session was a critical reflection on the VET sector and its transformation over the past 12 months. Participants Stephan Ridgway Robyn Jay Michael Coghlan Alison Miller Melanie Doriean Links Show Notes TalkingVTE youtube playlist

Download the podcast (60 Mb 1 hr) Synopsis Talking VTE Episode 40 recorded on 5 February 2015. The broad theme for this session was a critical reflection on the VET sector and its transformation over the past 15-20 years. The discussion sets the scene for Episode 41 which will focus more specifically on e-learning and innovation. Participants Stephan Ridgway Robyn Jay Michael Coghlan Alexander Hayes Jacinta Cat Gascoigne Allison Miller Vance Stevens Links Show Notes TalkingVTE youtube playlist

Download the podcast (55 Mb 1 hr) Synopsis TalkingVTE episode recorded on 17th February, 2014. Topic for this session was around the NMC Technology Outlook, Australian Tertiary Education 2014-2019, Horizon Report Regional Analysis. Both Robyn Jay and Michael Coghlan are members and are currently considering technology trends and issues in the post school edu space. Robyn facilitated the session and gathered the responses for input into the NMC process. Participants Stephan Ridgway Robyn Jay Alexander Hayes Leo Gaggl Melanie Doriean Links Show Notes TalkingVTE youtube playlist

CC licensed flickr image by howard61 Download the podcast (1hr 23 min) Synopsis Last podcast of the year for 2013, recorded on 27 Nov 2013. Attendees discuss their conference reflections, and musings on the year that has past and speculate on what 2014 might hold. Participants Stephan Ridgway Michael Coghlan Alex Hayes Alison Miller Melanie Doriean Michael Gwyther Rose Grozdanic Links Show Notes TalkingVTE youtube playlist

CC licensed image by Alexander Hayes download the podcast Synopsis Presentation by Danny Munnerley and Matt Bacon ARstudio - Opportunities for Augmented Reality in Higher Education recorded at the mTech: Mobile and Wearable Technologies forum exploring the likely impact of mobile and wearable technologies in an educational context. held at INSPIRE Centre University of Canberra 16 August 2013. Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre ARStudio: Augmented Reality Project

CC licensed image by stephan ridgway download the podcast Synopsis Presentation by Lee Yu - Technical Officer INSPIRE Centre recorded at the mTech: Mobile and Wearable Technologies forum exploring the likely impact of mobile and wearable technologies in an educational context. held at INSPIRE Centre University of Canberra 16 August 2013. Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre

CC licensed image by Alexander Hayes download the podcast Synopsis Presentation by Associate Professor Katina Michael EIS, University of Wollongong recorded at the mTech: Mobile and Wearable Technologies forum exploring the likely impact of mobile and wearable technologies in an educational context. held at INSPIRE Centre University of Canberra 16 August 2013. Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre

CC licensed image by Michael Coghlan download the podcast Synopsis Recording of a panel discussion with:Stephan Ridgway - Manager Learning and Innovation, TAFE NSW - Sydney TAFEMichael Coghlan - Elearning Coordinator TAFE SAHelen Lynch - Senior E-learning Consultant, Curriculum Renewal Project, Charles Sturt University, School of Policing, Goulburn, NSW, AustraliaFacilitated by Alexander HayesRecorded at the mTech: Mobile and Wearable Technologies forum exploring the likely impact of mobile and wearable technologies in an educational context. held at INSPIRE Centre University of Canberra 16 August 2013. Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre

CC licensed image by Michael Coghlan download the podcast Synopsis Presentation by Helen Lynch and Tim Klapdor, Charles Sturt University, School of Policing, Goulburn. Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre MLEARN Project

CC licensed image by Michael Coghlan download the podcast Synopsis Presentation by Alexander Hayes - Professional Associate, INSPIRE Centre University of Canberra, ACT Australia Links mTech 2013 INSPIRE Centre