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Routledge CFP Teaching and Research book and virtual conference publication project

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Eleanor Bell <[log in to unmask]>

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Dear all, please pass on the call below to interested colleagues. The University of Manchester is hosting a virtual conference on education with Routledge and AMPS. Books will be produced as part of the Focus on Education series. 
Thanks and apologies for any cross posting.
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Teaching + Research is a conference and publication initiative coordinated by Routledge, AMPS, PARADE and the University of Manchester. There are two virtual conferences coming up:



TEACHING-LEARNING-RESEARCH: DESIGN AND ENVIRONMENTS

Place: Virtual / University of Manchester
Dates: 02-04 December, 2020
Round One Abstracts: 30 June 2020 
http://architecturemps.com/teaching-research-conference/ 

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ONLINE EDUCATION: TEACHING IN A TIME OF CHANGE

Place: Virtual / University of Manchester
Dates: 21-23 April, 2021
Early Abstracts: 30 June 2020 
http://architecturemps.com/online-ed-conference/

These are virtual conferences with a keynote presentation from the University of Manchester. 



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Teaching + Research is a platform for disseminating best practice research and teaching whether you are: 

- focused primarily on your teaching
- carrying out research independently of your teaching
- researching pedagogical methods in the classroom
- embedding your research in your teaching


Book publications are coordinated by Routledge. Events are organised by AMPS. The first conferences are hosted virtually by the University of Manchester.


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DISCIPLINES:

The initiative is thematically open and publishes works connected with key themes in:

Education | Teaching Practice | Theories of Learning | Educational Technologies | Pedagogy | Educational Psychology | Learning spaces

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CROSS-DISCIPLINES: 

There is particular interest in cross-disciplinary approaches and, more specifically still, the initiative will set up platforms for researchers and teachers whose work connects to issues of life, design, representation and the quality of the built environment:

Art | Design | Architecture | Planning | Sustainability | Construction | Public Health | Sociology | Human Geography | Urban Economics | History | Media | Communications


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PUBLISHERS: Routledge | UCL Press


FORMATS: Pre-recorded presentations, Zoom, written papers 

Nb. select in-person presentations may be held on the day of the live keynote talk.


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CALL SUMMARY: TEACHING-LEARNING-RESEARCH

The backdrop to the conference is the varied interpretations of teaching as it relates to research. Definitions of ‘academic research’ vary but often exclude analysis, experiment, knowledge transfer and critical debate stimulated in the classroom, studio or lab. However, this is challenged. Educationalists routinely define the classroom and laboratory and use it to monitor how space influences learning. In architecture, landscape and urban design, the idea of a ‘design studio’ as a vehicle for research in and of itself is gaining traction. Programs of sociology and human geography routinely collect data on people and communities as part of classroom exercises. Teachers of art and social history reconsider and critique the cultural and social movements of cities in the very act of explaining them. 

This conference seeks to engage education professionals in debate and best practice sharing with educators in the art, design and social science disciplines. 

Submit and abstract: http://architecturemps.com/teaching-research-conference/ 

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CALL SUMMARY – ONLINE EDUCATION

Recent events have brought into full light the various agendas around online education and research. As universities, schools and colleges closed across the world in 2020, teachers and students adapted to new pedagogical tools. Some educational establishments survived, others thrived, while some struggled and have already gone ‘out of business’. For some disciplines, the transition was seamless. Other disciplines writhed at having to forego the peer-to-peer learning environment of the classroom or the dynamic interaction of the design studio. Despite the ‘shock of the new’ all this represented, the virtual classroom, online studio, remote seminar, and distance education more generally, are far from new. Universities like Purdue Global in the US and the Open University have been operating this way for years. 

This conference brings together education professionals and theorists with teachers and researchers from other disciplines. It asks, what is the “new present” for education and how do we learn from each other’s expertise and recent experiences.

Submit and abstract: http://architecturemps.com/online-ed-conference/ 

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