AustMS/AMSI Teaching Seminar Series
The AustMS/AMSI Teaching Seminar Series is a nation-wide seminar series featuring talks and discussions about any matters related to the teaching of the mathematical sciences in universities. The seminars are held online using Zoom videoconferencing software, allowing broad access by Australian academics. The seminars aim to engender discussion and foster best practice in mathematics and statistics education at Australian universities.
For more information, contact the organisers:
A/Prof Rowena Ball (rowena.ball@anu.edu.au)
Dr Anthony Morphett (a.morphett@unimelb.edu.au)
We would love to join forces with already-established seminar series, colloquia or discussion groups. If you are keen to share with the maths community, or if you have ideas for future topics and speakers, then please get in touch.
Recent events
Juan Carlos Ponce Campuzano and Joseph Grotowski (University of Queensland): Visualising complex functions: Enhanced phase portraits, Thurs 25 August 2022
Mark Mac Lean (University of British Columbia): Comparative Judgement and Learning through Engagement with Someone Else’s Reasoning, Wed 20 July 2022
Michael Donovan (Macquarie) and Judy-anne Osborn (Monash): Roles of Maths in Reconciliation, Fri 27 May 2022
Emma Smith Zbarsky (Wentworth Institute of Technology, Massachusetts): Conversation as assessment, Thu 20 May 2021
R. Nazim Khan (UWA) and Michael Jennings (UQ): A survey of High School Mathematics curricula and First Year University Mathematics Units, COVID Plus, Thu 17 Dec 2020
Michael Donovan (Macquarie) and Judy-anne Osborn (Newcastle): Musings on what it might mean to Indigenise tertiary Mathematics curricula?, Thu 30 July 2020
Anthony Morphett (Melbourne), Melanie Robertson-Dean (UNE), Katherine Seaton (Latrobe): Online assessment and exams in mathematics & statistics, Thu 9 April 2020
Robert Maillardet (Melbourne): Transitioning urgently to online classes, Fri 27 March 2020
Celia Hoyles and Richard Noss (Institute of Education, University College London): Teaching Mathematics in 2020 and Beyond, Tues 25 Feb 2020
Past events
A list of past events and seminar recordings is available here.