WMIER Mini-Symposium
Video: A teaching, learning and research
tool - ethics and practices
Te Oranga: The School of Human Development and Movement Studies, in
partnership with WMIER, invites you to join our first mini-symposium with visiting
colleagues from the Arctic University, Tromsø, Norway. This session has been
organised through the M.O.U signed between the Faculty of Education (U.O.W)
and the Faculty of Humanities, Social Science and Education, (U.I.T) in May 2015.
Professors Mathisen and Bjørndal will present their research on using video and
other digital tools to enhance student teacher feedback and professional practice
in Norway while Associate Professor Jayne White will present her research on using
video as a pedagogical tool in New Zealand. Discussion will include possibilities of
promoting future video-related research links between UIT and UOW academic
staff.
Petter Mathisen
PROGRAMME
»» 9.00 – 9.30am Welcome/Tea & Coffee
»» 9.30 – 10.45am
Professor Petter Mathisen: Video Feedback in Higher Education: a contribution to improving quality of feedback.
Professor Cato Bjørndal: Video Analysis of Supervision Interaction - student teachers positioning strategies for taking care of self while being challenged in supervision sessions.
»» 10.45 – 10.55am
Break
»» 10.55 – 12.00pm
Professor Mathisen & Professor Bjørndal: Tablets as a Digital Tool for Supervision of Student teacher’s Practical Training.
Associate Professor Jayne White: Video as a Pedagogical Tool & the Video
Journal.
VENUE
»» 12.00 – 1.30pm
Roundtable Discussion: Current research, future research possibilities,
including development of joint submissions to the Video Journal of
Education and Pedagogy.
A&B Meeting Rooms,
Faculty of Education
Cato Bjørndal
DATE
Friday 29 January 2016
TIME
We realise that people wanting to attend may also be managing teaching in
summer school/teacher education courses. You are very welcome to come and go
for parts of the programme you are able to attend. The stated times are flexible but
we hope to keep to schedule where possible.
www.waikato.ac.nz/wmier
9.00am – 1.30pm
EMAIL
Enquiries to:
Dr Carol Hamilton
[email protected]