Submissions
are invited for a new event to be held during
the 2003 Annual Meeting (August 3-6 in Honolulu,
Hawaii). The new Effective Learning Strategies
Forum will showcase ideas, research, strategies
and education innovations that support learning
in accounting programs.
The
poster session will provide the opportunity
for presenters to have an intimate forum for
exchange in an informal, free flowing session
where authors are available for a specified
60 to 90-minute period to discuss their work
with circulating meeting participants.
The
intent of the Effective Learning Strategies
Forum is to highlight a broad range of topics.
Faculty interested in sharing learning-related
interests and projects and educational innovations
are encouraged to submit proposals. Possible
session topics include:
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Successful
teaching activities for specific courses
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Course
delivery using DVD or online platforms
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Course/classroom
research projects
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Implementing
innovative curricula
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Critical
thinking and cognitive skills development
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Emphasizing
skills required on the new CPA exam
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Integrating
technology into courses
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Blending
software into courses and curriculum
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Effective
approaches for using cases
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Integrating
systems into courses and curriculum
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Introducing
the power of XML into courses and curriculum
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Using
service learning approaches
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Identifying
and recruiting students into accounting
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Effectively
managing large classes
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Activity-based
teaching
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Using
workplace-authentic teaching resources available
from professional organizations
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The
ELS Forum will take place in a large area
where each session presenter is assigned a
large bulletin board for display.
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Poster
presentations may include brief narratives,
pictures, tables, graphs, photos and other
materials. Think in terms of graphic impact
for your topic.
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Poster
and other specifications will be provided
upon acceptance of the poster presentation.
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Poster
presenters will be responsible for their own
display materials and handouts and for set
up and removal of their displays.
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If
your poster session includes electrical equipment,
you will need to provide your own equipment
and source of power, (e.g., batteries). No
electrical support or Internet connections
will be available.
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Those
interested in sharing and gathering great
ideas and engaging in lively conversations
about learning in accounting are encouraged
to submit and attend!