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Keynote

Coyote and Raven Talk About Techno-Indigenuity Abstract
Pat O'Riley, Peter Cole
Ten paradoxes of Technology Abstract Paper
Andrew Feenberg

Invited & Refereed Paper

Clarifying our Cultural Assumptions: Myths from the Made World Abstract
Kurt Walter Seemann
Engineers, scientists, technologists, and tradespersons: A viable educational program in a pluralist democracy Abstract Paper
Fred Ellett
Design Education: Nurturing the designerly but at what cost? Abstract Paper
Eddie Norman, Kay Stables, Ken Baynes
System Design: The Three-Phase Dual-Loop (TPDL) Model Abstract Paper
Moshe Barak
Sustainability as a Feature of Technological Literacy in New Zealand: Using curriculum shifts to ensure it is more than a ‘fashionable’ presence Abstract
Vicki Joanne Compton, Ange Dayle Compton
Mind and Machine: Interimplication of Technology and Psychological Thought Abstract
Norm Friesen
"We're creative on a Friday afternoon":Investigating children's perceptions of their expeirnce of design and technology in relation to creativity Abstract Paper
Clare Benson, Julie Lunt
Higher-order Thinking, Elementary Students and Technology Learning Activities: A Quantitative Study Abstract
Howard Middleton
Quality Assurance in Technological Education by Compentence Diagnostics Abstract
Walter E. Theuerkauf

Refereed Paper

The Illusion of Knowing: Towards a Curriculum of Unknowing Abstract Paper
David Spendlove
Understanding in the Arts and Social Sciences: The role of experiential and applied teaching methods in creating an effective learning environment. Abstract
Catharine Mimi Dishke Hondzel
Learning to Teach Arts and Craft – Dealing with Complexity in Teacher Training Abstract
Marte S. Gulliksen
Possibilities in Aesthetical-ethical Mediation: Creating-with-Textiles as a Learning Process Abstract
Eva Bjorkman
It happens anyway? The place of creativity & design thinking in technology education Abstract Paper
alastair wells
Knowing vs Understanding: keys to deeper engagement in the information age Abstract
Kathleen Ann Schmalz
Physical Futures Initiative: Awakening Technological Ingenuity Through Play Abstract Paper
Graham E. Schmalz, Laura E. Smith
Positioning creative design in Technology Abstract Paper
Ann Mc Glashan
What Philosophy Tells us about TL&T Abstract
Marc J de Vries
Craft product design as a shared process Abstract
Ulla Kiviniemi
Teaching image processing concepts in junior high school: the role of student-centered versus traditional instruction Abstract Paper
Khaled Asad, Moshe Barak
Identification of Technical Talents among Pupils at the Age of 12-16 Abstract Paper
Jana Mynarova
Effects on knowledge gain when conducting technical experiments regarding possible courses of action. Abstract
Felix Walker
Optical Allusions to “Scientificness”: A Social Semiotic View of Science and Technology Textbook Images Abstract
Terry Wilkinson
There's no normal robot: Students' mental models of anthropomorphic features Abstract
Christine Elizabeth Edwards-Leis
Technological Thinking and Learning: Dissemination through a New Zealand Website Abstract Paper
Gary O'Sullivan
Technological Funds of knowledge of prior-to-school children Abstract
William Brent Mawson
Clarifying Sustainable Food Technology Futures through Technacy Genre Theory Abstract Paper
Angela Frances Turner
Being@play Abstract PDF
PJ Rusnak, Stephen Petrina, Franc Feng, Yifei Wang
From projct work to sustainable technology learning Abstract
Juergen Wehling
Science and Technology: An accommodation of knowledge, design, and making Abstract
Guo-Fong Hong, Kuang-Chao Yu
technology education - idea and realisiation Abstract
Kai Christian Toennsen
Teachers Using New Technologies Abstract
Maryam Moayeri
Student teachers' perspectives on technology Abstract Paper
Mike Martin
Curriculum Integration: The case of PBL in Math, Science and Technology Abstract Paper
Ron Hansen, Immaculate Namukasa, Kinful Lartebea Aryee, Vi Vo, Jessica Isenor
Give me a good reason for wanting to be an engineer? Abstract Paper Paper
Patricia Sally Kingdon
From Theory to Practice: A Study of Students' Misconceptions in Making Technological Products Abstract Paper
Kuen-Yi Lin, Kuo-Fong Hong, Yao-Tsung Lin
The road to employment: Trainee teachers’ perception of their preservice technology education courses. Abstract Paper
alastair wells, Ann Mc Glashan
Effects on Students' Learning Motivation and Behaviors of Interaction in a Networked Based Synchronous Learning Environment Using Role Playing Abstract
Jing-Shin Yang, Chao-Ya Su, Hsiu-mei Lin, Rung-Chain Chen
Exploring the Relationship of Personality and Creativity of the Students under the Synchronous E-Learning Environment Abstract Paper
Chao-Ya Su, Jing-Shin Yang, Hsiu-Mei Lin, Wei-Chieh Chang
“Craft and Design” – a new subject in the school curriculum, a new teaching practice Abstract Paper
Hanne Schneider, Stig Pedersen
Practising teachers researching teachers’ practise Abstract
Inga-Britt Skogh
Perspectives on Technology Leadership Abstract Paper
Jenny L. Daugherty
Online Education: The View from Technology Studies. Abstract
Edward Hamilton, Norm Friesen
Place-based Learning in Design and Technology Education- A Reason to Celebrate! Abstract Paper
Denise Jane MacGregor
The Development of Technological Competence from Adolescence to Adulthood Abstract Paper
Ossi Autio
TL&T: The Pedagogical Terrain Abstract Paper
Ron Hansen
The Making of a Generalist Writer: Helping Specialists with Technology Transfer Abstract Paper
Douglas Victor Lintula
Conflicts at the Juncture of eLearning, Cultural and traditional Eccological Knowledge. Abstract
Stephen Ronald Dalley
An Upside Down TechnologicalProcess (UDTP) in the Study of Technology - Implications of aLife/School/Life Connect Abstract Paper
Ann Marie Hill
The Rise and Fall of Technology Education Abstract
John Dakers
Learning to Use Technology from the North for Teaching and Learning: Are there North/South Differences? Abstract
Muta Adisa Tiamiyu
Imagination and Ingenuity: A case for Mathematics Teaching and Learning Abstract Paper
Immaculate K Namukasa, George Gadanidis, Kinful Lartebea Aryee
'Indigenous Technology and Culture': A New Addition to the South African Curriculum Abstract Paper
Sonja Margaret Vandeleur
Narrative Analysis of Sloyd Performances Abstract
Marie Koch
Working with Mathematics in a Context Abstract Paper
Anna Stenkvist
Technology Education: Content and Referential Sciences Abstract Paper
Gerd Hoepken
A paradigmatic shift: Design, from neglected course to a separate school subject Abstract Paper
Helena Isaksson Persson
Sloyd as a Field of Science and as a Subject in Teacher Education Abstract
Christina Nygren-Landgärds
Bridging the Gap to Employment: A Study of Instructor Training Development and Influence Abstract
George J Haché
The Decline of the Engineering Nation Germany – An Analysis of Developments in Technical and Engineering Education Abstract Paper
Claudia Kalisch, Frank BĂĽnning
Technology Education in the General Curriculum of Estonia Abstract Paper
Andry Kikkull
Web Design in Service-Learning Abstract Paper
Ruth Xiaoqing Guo
Don't Sit Still!—Addressing Mobility Learning Preferences Using Technology Abstract
Stephen E. Gareau

Symposium (Refereed) Paper

APU to e-scape: assessment as a vehicle for understanding and enriching learners' performance. Abstract Paper
Richard Kimbell, Susan McLaren
Can we trust portfolio-based performance assessment? Abstract
Richard Kimbell, Susan McLaren, Niall Serry, John Williams
Assessment is for Learning through digital Technologies aka e-scape scotland Abstract Paper - e-scape
susan valerie mclaren
PORTFOLIO-BASED PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT IN ENGINEERING Abstract Paper
John Williams
(Re)visioning Technological Learning and Thinking – the Clifftop Manifesto for educational change Abstract
Steve Keirl, Susan McLaren, Kurt Seemann, Leo Elshof
Critiquing and Designing as thinking tools for Technology Education for sustainable co-existence Abstract Paper
Steve Keirl
Students as choice-makers: developing altered consciousness through Technology Education Abstract
Steve Keirl, Susan McLaren
Challenges for Design and Technology Education: Changing the Paradigm Abstract Paper - Challenges
susan valerie mclaren
Learning How Everything is Connected: Research in Holistic and Cross-Cultural Indigenous Technacy Education Abstract Paper
Kurt Walter Seemann
Designerly Ways of Being, Knowing, Doing and Having Abstract Paper
Franc Feng, Mirela Gutica, Stephen Petrina, PJ Rusnak, Fareed Teja, Yifei Wang
Girls, Games, and Designerly Ways Abstract
PJ Rusnak
Youth Learning to Design, Build and Program Robots: A Study of Distributed Cognition Abstract PDF
Fareed Teja, Stephen Petrina
Designing Chatbots for Learning Abstract Paper
Yifei Wang, Stephen Petrina
Emotional Design: Perspectives of Designers Abstract Paper
Mirela Gutica, Stephen Petrina
Researching Design and Engineering Cognition Abstract
Stephen Petrina, Franc Feng

Roundtable

Shaping a Sense of Self Abstract
Steven Hermann Peter Gedies

Poster

Children in Kindergarten as Ingineers Abstract
leif christensen
Empowering Women through technology Abstract
Maimuna Ahmad Kanyamala
Challenges in Using Technology to Empower Illiterate and Poor Women A Case Study addressing women’s rights in Tanzania Abstract
Maimuna Ahmad Kanyamala
Learning from avatars how to be human again Abstract
Andreas Schmeil
Learning to Make Games: Building a game in 48 hrs Abstract Presentation
Ranyl Bantog, Jim Slemin, Brian Hume, Alex Fontaine

Project

Children's Picture Wall Abstract
Kent Jason Van Dyk, Kristy Colwell, Monica Cara, David Manzano
Once there was a Tree Abstract
Walter Bak
Mechanical Wonderland Abstract
jason patrick humphrey
Robot Purple Mustang Abstract
Kyle Andrew Mckay
Jack and Jill Abstract
Darryl von Prondzinski, Julie Mee
"The World's First Library VR Studio" Abstract
Karina Miki Douglas
Differentiated Movement Abstract
Leo Di Nardo
The Questions Concerning Technology: TSED 321 Projects Abstract
PJ Rusnak, Yifei Wang




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