Conference papers

2006 ACE conference: Dare to be different – Innovations in ACE

Wednesday 15 November, Sir Raymond Ferrall Centre, University of Tasmania, Launceston

Presentation and workshop papers are listed alphabetically by (first) author name. The papers have been supplied by their authors. Contents do not necessarily represent the views of the Department of Education. Further papers will be posted here upon receipt.

• Daniel Albert and Fin McShane, Department of Education
  Workshop: 2006 Adult and Community Education (ACE) Survey [PDF 70KB]
   
• Catherine Dunn, WA Department of Education and Training
  Workshop: ACE in the West [PDF 91KB]
   
• Hugh Fielding, Department of Education
  Workshop: Summary of the State Library of Tasmania Reading Together Program [PDF 28KB]
   
• Barry Golding, School of Education, University of Ballarat
  Keynote address: Shedding some preconceptions about men’s learning [PDF 112KB]
  Workshop: Mapping community connections: in adult & community education [PDF 94KB]
  Workshop: Mapping Community Connections: workshop on practice and potential [PDF 56KB]
   
• Pip Hankin, Huon Learning and Information Centre
  Workshop: Huon LINC project [PDF 65KB]
   
• Lynn Jarvis, Adult Education Tasmania
  Workshop: Technology & Older Adults: Overcoming the Barriers [PDF 58KB
   
• Rowena MacKean, Third Age Learning Network of Tasmania
  Workshop: The Promise of Community Education [PDF 30KB]
   
• Paula Murphy and Janice Barrett, Penguin Club of Australia, Tasmania
  Workshop: Women Communicating with Confidence & Competence [PDF 87KB]
   
• Ann Rayner, Ulverstone Community House and Mike Downie, Central Coast Council
  Workshop: North West Lifestyle Challenge: engaging the whole community
  Email: info@ulverstonecommunityhouse.com
  Website: www.ulverstonecommunityhouse.com
  Phone: (03) 6425 4186
   
• Cheryl Robertson, Glenorchy Library + Online Access Centre
  Workshop: Full Circle Learning - Engaging your community [PDF 439KB]
  Workshop: Full Circle Learning - Facilitating Community Learning [PDF 19KB]
   
• Graeme Wells, School of Economics and Finance, University of Tasmania
  Keynote address: Prices and Values - A Perspective on Adult and Community Education [PDF 81KB]

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