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7th Annual Learning, Teaching & Assessment Conference 2008: Meeting New Challenges

Tuesday 3 June 2008 - 9.30 to 16.30

Keynote: Professor Cliff Allan, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Development) at the University of Teesside, reflecting on where we are 10 years on from Dearing.

The final session of the day will enable all participants to comment on new strategic directions in the University LTA Strategy.

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Notes for presenters

We are looking forward to a very interesting day.

Please note the following final details:

• Please bring your presentation materials on cdrom or memory stick (and make sure there is a backup copy on the M Drive just in case of any technical problems). There may be difficulties with any other formats. We shall ask for a copy after the conference to put on the website.
• If you are delivering a paper: please keep your presentation to 25 minutes maximum to allow for questions and discussion.
• If you are offering a workshop: please make sure that the whole activity does not exceed 50 minutes.
• Your session will be chaired by someone from TQEG who will introduce the session and act as timekeeper.
• Please make sure that you have informed us of all of your needs in terms of equipment and facilities.
• If you have a handout, please bring 20 copies.
• Posters presentations (A1/A2/A3) should be self-explanatory, presenters will be expected to be available to discuss their work during breaks for coffee/lunch etc. It is important that a poster has a significant graphic component and not just text.

Any further questions or issues, please ring the TQEG office on ext 5390.

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