Learning and Teaching Initiatives 2016

In 2016 the University sought one round of applications for Learning and Teaching Initiatives in the following four categories:

  • Learning and Teaching (Grants of up to $50,000)
  • Professional Development Programs (Grants of $30,000)
  • Digital Learning and Teaching (Grants of up to $50,000)
Coordinator Name/sDepartment / SchoolProject TitleAmount GrantedProject Report
Alan March and Ruth BeilinFaculty of Architecture, Building & PlanningThe Development of Experiential, Adaptive Learning Tools:  Using Risk Assessment for a Resilient Built Environment$35,000Report Pending
Melanie HayesMelbourne Dental SchoolImproving oral health students physical and mental wellbeing$11,045Report Pending
Jill Klein and Clare DelanyMelbourne Medical SchoolThe Growth Mindset Response to Clinical Error Program$30,000Report Pending
Valerian Zaitsev, Charles Sevigny and Michael LewPhysiology and Pharmacology/ School of Biomedical SciencesInteractive statistics modules for undergraduate students$35,000Report Pending
John Hattie, Lorraine Graham, Jared Horvath and Gregory DonoghueMelbourne Graduate School of EducationFoundations of Human Learning: A neuroscientific approach to teaching, learning and learning interventions$35,000Report Pending
Felix Hui, Colin Duffield and Hamzeh ZareiDepartment of Infrastructure Engineeringleadership and management development tool for Engineers (online and app)$40,000Report Pending
Sandra McLarenDepartment of Earth SciencesBuild-your-own mountain range; experiential learning in structural geology and tectonics$18,000Report 
Olivia MeehanIan Potter Museum of ArtTalking Art Library$9,992Report 
Sean ScalmerSchool of Historical and Political SciencesThe Flipped Classroom in Second Year History Teaching$6,541Report 
Liz Tudor and Sarah FranklandFaculty of Veterinary and Agricultural SciencesNetworked learning environments to support peer to peer learning in geographically distant cohorts$40,000Report 
Abdul Jabbar and Natali KrekelerFaculty of Veterinary and Agricultural SciencesDevelopment of an ePortfolio for the learning and teaching of veterinary science students $10,000Report 
Anthony Weatherley and Alexis PangFaculty of Veterinary and Agricultural SciencesFieldfriend smartphone app for Mobile Learning: Development of Android version and improved functionalities for scaled-up implementation$17,250Report 
Terry Judd and Anna RyanMedical Education Unit/ Melbourne Medical SchoolVideo orientation & feedback on assessment$30,000Report 
Jo Russell and Amber Willems-JonesSchool of Biomedical SciencesSchool-wide review, harmonisation and enhancement of the teaching of scientific writing to prepare research-ready graduates, skilled in scientific analysis, critical thinking and communication.$30,000Report 
Davide Ferrari and Ben PhillipsDepartment of Mathematics & StatisticsA new teaching model for data analysis in the Biological Sciences$40,225Report 
Michael MurrayDepartment of BioSciencesTesting live polling in a large core subject in the second year of the Bachelor of Biomedicine $6,957Report 
Chi Baik, Parshia Lee-Stecum and Michelle LivettMelbourne Graduate School of Education/Faculty of Arts/Department of PhysicsFacilitating active learning in small group settings: Discipline-based professional development for sessional teachers $29,389Report 
Angelito Calma and Angela PaladinoWilliams Centre, Faculty of Business and EconomicsFuture Academics Support and Training (FAST) Program$25,000Report Pending
Brenda Ryan and Melanie HayesMelbourne Dental SchoolDevelopment of an online professional development community for sessional staff of the Melbourne Dental School.$14,252Report Pending
Teresa Angelico, Larissa McLean Davis and Emily McKayMelbourne Graduate School of EducationTansforming the profession: enhancing clinical teaching through targeted professional learning$30,000Report Pending
Gerhard WiesenfeldtSchool of Historical and Political SciencesFlipping the Classroom for HPSC20015 Astronomy in World History$24,503Report Pending
Ute Knoch and Veronique DucheSchool of Languages and LinguisticsIncreasing the accuracy of language placement test decisions using dynamic assessment$35,000Report Pending
Janet Fletcher, Hywel Stoakes and Deborah LoakesSchool of Languages and LinguisticsThe sounds of languages and the digital delivery of linguistics$15,571Report 
Abdul JabbarFaculty of Veterinary and Agricultural SciencesDevelopment of a digital application for the large-group teaching of Parasites in Doctor of Veterinary Medicine (DVM)$15,000Report Pending
Thuong Hoang, Frank Vetere, David Kelly and Louisa RemediosDepartment of Physiotherapy/ School of Health SciencesAugmented Studio Learning Environment for Physiotherapy Education$47,102Report 
Jennifer Hayes, Jon Cleary, Roger Ordidge, Ryan Jefferies, Andrew Tan, Varsha Pilbrow, Simon Murray, Junhua Xiao, Susie Kerby, Robert Williams, Bradford Moffat, Amanda Ng, Sonal Josan, Ben LoveridgeAnatomy and Neuroscience/ School of Biomedical ScienceSlice It, See It, Learn It: simulating cross-sectional anatomy of the head$35,000Report 
Thuong Hoang, Frank Vetere, David Kelly and Louisa RemediosDepartment of Physiotherapy/ School of Health SciencesSpinal Assessment with Passive Haptic Force Sensing Technology$33,604Report 
Clare Delany, Ros McDougall, Victoria Palmer, Jan Hodgson, Lynn Gillam Medical School and Population and Global HealthDeveloping ‘just in time’ qualitative research methods videos for novice qualitative researchers$20,000Report 
Amber Willems-JonesBiochemistry/ School of Biomedical Sciences“Choose your own adventure” – An inquiry-based learning module for practical class students to consolidate their understanding of molecular biology and protein biochemistry.$30,000Report 
James Bailey, Reeva Lederman, Wally Smith, Sherah KurniaDepartment of Computing and Information SystemsProviding feedback on progress for Masters students using a learning analytics app$35,000Report Pending
Graham MooreDepartment of Infrastructure EngineeringInstructor guide for assessment using cloud-based spread sheets$10,000Report 
Tim Baldwin, Alistair Mofat, Harald Sondergaard, Andrew TurpinDepartment of Computing and Information SystemsHow can I help my friend without copying their code?$9,500Report 
Christopher NolanMusic TheatreVocal Warm Up/Muscle Training Video Series$7,000Report

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