INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE 2005
28-29 APRIL | PALMERSTON NORTH, NZ
8th Annual NZACE Conference
Theme: Workplace Learning: Integrating with the Connections
Location: Palmerston North, April 28-29, 2005
Papers and presenters:
Welcome and opening remarks
Chris Eames, University of Waikato
Towards a common understanding of cooperative education in New Zealand
Dave Hodges, UNITEC Institute of Technology
Workplace enculturation: Science and technology work placements as agents of enculturation for indigenous peoples
Levinia Paku and Richard K. Coll, University of Waikato
‘Co-op Lite’: An international industry experience course for electronic commerce
Robert McQueen, University of Waikato
The Gateway programme
Kathy Draper and Phiona Wilson, Kamo High School and Whangarei High School
Student experiences of university based cooperative education: Do they eat in the lunchroom?
Jenny Fleming, Cindy Wiersma and Geoff Dickson, Auckland University of Technology
Transporting the workplace into the classroom
Allister McLay and Stephen Corich, Eastern Institute of Technology
Legal and ethical issues in cooperative education
Fiona McMorran
Current practice and future trends for research in cooperative education
Richard Coll, University of Waikato
Practicum to practice: Ten years of sport management practicum @ Massey
Andrew Martin and Sarah Leberman, Massey University
‘Best practice’ at the IT-enabled factory: Tracking an exemplar project
David Skelton and Kevin Wilkie, Eastern Institute of Technology
Preparation for student industry projects: Instilling the art of communication
Jill Clark and Nick Wempe, Whitireia Community Polytechnic
Workplace learning programs in the Trades, Community and Cuisine Department at Aoraki Polytechnic
Bobbi Campbell, Aoraki Polytechnic
Reflecting on practice: The science of knowing, the art of doing
Sheila Grainger, UCOL
Teaching the theory and practice of captive wild animal husbandry: A coalescence of pedagogical approaches
Lorne Roberts, UNITEC
How has the internet affected the way we communicate within this new era? Can we use this to our advantage?
Brenda Lloyd, Whitireia Community Polytechnic
The impact of students’ perceptions of the labour market on enrolling in postgraduate study
Susan McCurdy, Jacinta Dalgety and Karsten Zegwaard, University of Waikato and Ministry of Education
How can students’ perception of degree outcomes help to improve integrated learning and the quality of degree teaching and learning in higher education?
Amir Sundar, Eastern Institute of Technology