MYSA – Phillip Long – LEarning Spaces

May 23rd, 2009

Pedagogy, Professional Development, conference, learning object, reflection, technology

This is one of the highlights of the conference. It was hugely enhanced because on Tuesday Proffessor Phillip Long hosted myself and my colleagues at the University of Queensland. We had the great privillage of touring the new learning spaces around the campus. This is my second visit to UQ and it was great to see yet more imaginative and innovative spaces in action. When the center for innovative teaching is created I hope to visit again.

Phillips presentation was very good and I am a little disappointed it was not a keynote.

Here is the mind map of the session (Created with c-map a free mind mapping tool)

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One Response to “MYSA – Phillip Long – LEarning Spaces”

Hamish Hislop Says:
May 28th, 2009 at 9:31 pm

What an awesome experience at the MYSA conference. Thanks for sharing your experiences. The notes you have published are real interesting to me as I am currently teaching in the middle years. Some of the comments really hit home. Especially the development of pre adolensents. Thanks

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