New Zealand Association

for Cooperative Education

3rd Annual NZACE Conference

Theme: Work-integrated learning in the 21st century

Location: Rotorua, March 24, 2000

Proceedings (pdf)

Papers and presenters

• Evaluation of workplace performance
  Katharine Hoskyn, Auckland University of Technology



• Assessing the cooperative education of student teachers
  Jo Fletcher, Christchurch College of Education



• Workplace requirements in the third millennium: Business students and graduates' perspectives on the desirable competencies
  Noel Burchell, Dave Hodges and Elizabeth Rainsbury, UNITEC Institute of Technology



• Artistry lost and found
  Sheila Grainger, Christchurch College of Education (Nelson Campus)



• Workplace assessment in New Zealand industry training
  Marilyn Brady, Electrotechnology Industry Training Organization



• Workplace assessment: Balancing the needs of student and organisation
  Malcom Wieck, Christchurch Polytechnic



• Qualitative or quantitative? Choices of methodology for cooperative education researchers
  Richard Coll and Richard Chapman, University of Waikato



• Benchmarking: Opportunities and challenges in cooperative education
  Judi Campbell and Mary Kingsbury, UNITEC Institute of Technology



• Collectivizing team learning
  Tom Cockburn, University of Wales Institute, and Cheryl Cockburn-Wooten, University of Waikato



• Work based numeracy
  Maria Hayward and Victoria Yee, Auckland University of Technology



• New migrant problems with workplace communication
  Annette Sachtleben, Auckland University of Technology



• Learning Support at Lever Rexona
  Cheryl Brown, Lever Rexona and Whitireia Community Polytechnic



• International student exchange
  Richard Chapman and Richard Coll, The University of Waikato



• A 'win-win' for mentors and business administration students
  Cynthia Hann and Lorraine Smith, UCOL



• Shh! The film's started: A look at how video can be successfully implemented into work-based learning
  Helen Cartner, Auckland University of Technology



• TECHNZ funds to support student projects are available: Use it or lose it
  Chris Kirk, Massey University



• Quality assurance in work-based learning: A provider's perspective
  Ami Sundar, Eastern Institute of Technology