[chisigmail] IDG Seminar: The Deakin University Learning Repository

[Daryl Ku]

(Apologies for cross posting)

You are cordially invited to an IDG Seminar.


PRESENTER:      Sandrine Balbo, Knowledge Media Division, Deakin University

TITLE:          The Deakin University Learning Repository

VENUE:          University of Melbourne, IDEA Lab, Level 4, 111 Barry  
Street, Carlton

DATE and TIME:  Friday 24 Apr 2009, 3.00 - 3.45 pm


ABSTRACT:
This presentation is based on a paper that will be presented at  
EDUCAUSE2009 (in Perth). It will highlight the main business requirements  
and describe Deakin University's solution to support a digital learning  
resource repository to be shared across faculties. The originality of the  
Deakin learning repository resides in the suite of learning resource  
collections supporting its various business objectives including the  
objective of managing intellectual property across all faculties of a  
multi-disciplinary educational institution.

BIO:
Since finishing her PhD in Computer Science in 1994, at the University of  
Grenoble (France), Sandrine worked as a lecturer for both Bond (Gold  
Coast) and Melbourne Universities, as a research scientist for CSIRO  
(Sydney) and as an information architect for Modem Media (London), an  
online advertising company. She is now a business analyst for Deakin  
University, within their Knowledge Media Division  
(http://deakin.edu.au/kmd/). Her interests cover requirements gathering,  
usability engineering and task modelling. Sandrine is actively involved in  
the HCI community. She is a reviewer for many international conferences;  
and in Australia, she is the OZCHI (http://ozchi.org) liaison of CHISIG  
(htpp://chisig.org), the Australian HCI professional society.


Please forward to others if interested. All are Welcome.
http://www.dis.unimelb.edu.au/research/groups/interactiondesign/seminars.html

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Daryl Ku
PhD Candidate
Interaction Design Group Coordinator

Interaction Design Group
Department of Information Systems
The University of Melbourne
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