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"Opening Windows on Mathematics & Statistics"
CETL-MSOR Conference 2009
(Continuing Excellence in the Teaching & Learning of Maths, Stats & OR)
Hosted by the Open CETL and supported by the Maths, Stats & OR Network, sigma CETL and the Postgraduate Statistics Centre
The Open University, Milton Keynes, Monday 7th – Tuesday 8th September 2009
Key Information
· Registration for this Conference has now closed
· CETL-MSOR Conference 2009 - Final Revised Programme
· Joining Instructions
· Campus Map of the Open University
· Hotel allocation - you should by now have received details of which hotel you have been
allocated, if you have not received this then please contact j.nuttall@bham.ac.uk
Key DatesConference Programme CETL-MSOR Conference 2009 - Final Revised Programme now available - pdf format Abstracts - Presentations Abstracts of Presentations Demonstrations & Posters To follow Keynote Speakers Keynote Speakers Workshops Workshops Final Papers Submission Date Friday 6 November 2009 - please email to: conference@mathstore.ac.uk Author Guidelines To follow
Introduction
The aim of this conference is to promote, explore and disseminate emerging good practice and research findings in Mathematics and Statistics teaching, learning, support and assessment. The conference will appeal to all those teaching Mathematics, Statistics or Numeracy, whether this is to specialist mathematical sciences students or students studying components of mathematics or statistics within their degree programmes (such as bioscience, chemistry, computer science, economics, engineering, nursing, physics, psychology, social work, etc.).
The conference will explore a wide range of issues relevant to the entire student learning experience in higher education – from foundation year through to post-graduate level. This will be achieved by a combination of key-note speeches, plenary sessions, hands-on demonstrations, workshops, poster sessions and discipline-specific discussion sessions.
Themes
· Assessment
· The Independent Learner
· Communicating Mathematics
· Practitioner Research
· Mathematics, Mind and Brain
· Evaluating Support Centres
· Higher Level and Postgraduate Teaching
· Outreach and Public Engagement
· Innovative Practice
Conference Programme
The Conference will take place at the Open University in Milton Keynes and registration will be available from 0915 on the 7 September 2009, with the main programme starting at approximately1030. The Conference will close at approximately 1600 on the 8 September 2009.
The Conference accommodation will be of a high standard, and will be in hotels local to the Open University (transfers are included in the cost of the conference). The Conference dinner will be held at Whipsnade Zoo, and there will be a bus tour of the park and drinks reception prior to dinner.
Further Information
Equipment: Posters will be displayed on poster boards (further details regarding the space available will be provided on confirmation of abstract acceptance). For demonstrations, table space will be provided, but presenters will need to provide their own AV and IT equipment. Please note, while the Conference Organisers will try to provide internet access, this cannot be guaranteed.
PC and projection facilities will be available for all sessions.
Queries
If you have any queries please contact Janet Nuttall (j.nuttall@bham.ac.uk or 0121 414 7095).