6th Annual Blended Learning 2017 Summit
Improving Student Engagement & Experience through Digital Technology, Course Design and Innovative Teaching Methods

With technological advances made over the last two decades, students are no longer limited to learning in traditional classroom environments. For Australia’s tertiary sector, this means in order to remain competitive and remain relevant, teaching and learning practices are required to constantly adapt to new global realities.

Turnbull Government’s plans include taking $2.8 billion in public funding from Australia’s universities during the next four years. So now more than ever, it’s important to utilise existing technology and resources efficiently to deliver student centric learning outcomes.

In light of this, the 6th Annual Blended Learning summit agenda has been specifically designed to address these challenges through case studies and interactive sessions aimed at delivering practical strategies.

Learn how Australia's top Universities are utilising technology to deliver student centric learning outcomes, some of the featured case studies include:

• James Cook University: Positioning Students at the Centre of University Experience and Moving Beyond the Baseline
• UNSW: Enhancing Continuing Professional Development Programs for Teachers and Educational Developers
• Western Sydney University: On campus, Online or Both? - Whole of Program Blended Learning Project
• St Stephens College: Whole of Organisation Change for Implementing Blended Learning and Encouraging Active Learning

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