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They do say early bird catches the worms! If you register before 30 October 2017, you can still catch the reduced fees.
Catching the early bird rate will ensure you don’t miss out on any of our three fantastic keynotes.
Professor James Arvanitakis will tackle the persistent state of ‘getting it wrong’ that universities inhabit; and the tension between pedagogy and technology. Can there peaceful co-existence between the two?
Marita Cheng will provide insight to a robotics-driven future. This is not the science fiction of I, Robot, but a looming reality. Responses from higher education will be critical, and Marita explores how to create future-ready graduates.
Amber Case will look at the way the world is made of information that competes for our attention. She’ll tackle questions like:
- How does it affect us as individuals?
- Does it help us learn or does it get in the way?
- What are the implications for the way we learn and teach in tertiary education?
- How does technology help us engage with community?
What do you think? Join your flock of peers at ASCILITE 2017, 4 – 6 December 2017 on the University of Southern Queensland’s Toowoomba Campus.
Register now! Early bird closes 30 October 2017 so you’ve only got one week to go!