This was my presentation at the NHWQ State Conference Presentation about Digital Community Safety Champions
Category: Education
TGNSW 2025 Presentation
This was the presentation that I did with colleagues at the TGNSW 2025 Conference
Presentation to UTS Business School
These are the slides from a presentation about Good Educational Research that I did to the UTS Business School. I should note that the slides were inspired, in part, by a similar kind of presentation that Professor Nick Hopwood did at AARE 2024. I sought and gained his permission for my version.
Edutech 2025
Reading: The Manifesto for Online Teaching
At the recommendation of a colleague of mine, I’ve been reading this book – and very much enjoying it. I am familiar – and have been for quite a while – with the work of the Center for Research in Digital Education at the University of Edinburgh – since I started to work on the…
Presentation on Using AI for Formative Feedback
These are the slides that I used in my presentation to teacher about AI for formative feedback. Important to note that I’ve drawn the AIAS from Leon’s work (with CC permission) and the first group of questions are from a NYT news article (which I acknowledged in the presentation).
Thinking about the NAP-CC for 2024
In what has been a bumper period for Civics and Citizenship Education (CCE) in Australia, the NAP-CC report for 2024 was released this week, and immediately caused an uproar, as it indicated that the percentage of Australian students meeting the level of proficient had fallen (from what were already pretty low levels). This marks a…
Presentation at ICSEI 2025
This is the presentation that I did, with my colleagues, to ICSEI 2025, about our planned project on early career coaching.
Presentation to Brush Farms Corrective Services Academy
I recently was asked to deliver a short session on online learning for Brush Farms. This is the third time I’ve visited them – I really value the chance to work with them. I decided to model my presentation on the way that principles of good learning (such as M. David Merrill’s) are still relevant…
Book Review: The Next Word
Here’s the second book review for this year. Again, I will post my review first, and then ChatGPT’s review following that. Also, another disclaimer: I know Matt and consider him a friend, a colleague and a fantastic educator. It seems like we’re probably right in the middle of the hype cycle regarding artificial intelligence and…