HERDSA Howmbership
HERDSA
membership is available
to anybody interested in the improvement of teaching and learning in tertiary
and higher education. It offers you interaction with teachers, researchers,
administrators, learning support staff, academic staff development consultants
and educational researchers through:
HERDSA Journal
Higher Education Research and Development
(HERD) is an international refereed journal of high standing. It contains
- articles on the theory and practice
of higher and tertiary education
- inter-disciplinary reviews and
review essays
- research reports
- book reviews
- short ciritical notes and reflective
pieces
Click here
for more information on the HERDSA journal
HERDSA News
HERDSA News is published three
times a year. It contains:
- articles by key people in higher
education
- short informal articles and
reviews
- information about HERDSA activities
- reports on research in progress
- information on conferences
Click here
for more information on HERDSA News
HERDSA Guides
HERDSA Guides provide useful ideas
and information on many aspects of teaching and learning. Written by experts
in specific fields, they are short, inexpensive and easy to read.
Click here
for more information about HERDSA Guides
HERDSA Annual Conference
The annual international HERDSA
conference provides an opportunity to:
- meet colleagues with similar
interests
- exchange ideas about teaching
and learning
- learn about current developments
from experienced researchers and practitioners
This year the 2004
HERDSA Conference with a theme "Transforming Knowledge into Wisdom: Holistic
Approaches to Teaching and Learning " was held in Miri, Sarawak, Malaysia, on
the campus of Curtin University of Technology, 4 - 7 July 2004. HERDSA members
are entitled to reduced registration fees and members who did not attend the
conference can purchase the proceedings
at a special price.
HERDSA conference proceedings are
published in the series Research and Development in Higher Education.
HERDSA Conference Prizes and Grants
HERDSA encourages new researchers
through two schemes:
- HERDSA Conference Grants for
postgraduate students
- HERDSA Prize for the best paper
presented at the annual confrence by a new researcher(s).
HERDSA Branches
Branches are currently active in
Queensland, Victoria,
South Australia, Western Australia, New Zealand and Hong Kong. For further details
you can contact your local convenor.
HERDSA Electronic Network
The Society's Executive has set
up a moderated electronic network for the use of all members, state and regional
branch members. You have the option to subscribe to the HERDSA list-server and
receive all posted notices relating to HERDSA activities.
To subscribe to the list please
to to http//mailman.anu.edu.au/mailman/listinfo/herdsa
and follow the instructions.
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