New Zealand Association

for Cooperative Education

4th Annual NZACE Conference

Theme: Issues and innovations in contemporary work-based learning

Location: Rotorua, March 22-23, 2001

Proceedings (pdf)

Papers and presenters

• The role of the placement coordinator
  Chris Eames and Richard Coll, University of Waikato



• Professional artistry or pre-determined standards? Creative genius or paint by numbers?
  Sheila Granger, Christchurch College of Education (Nelson Campus)



• Issues for overseas students involved in a work-integrated learning course
  Kath Seton, UNITEC Institute of Technology



• Work-based learning in undergraduate degree teaching: Challenges and barriers
  Ami Sundar, Eastern Institute of Technology



• Developing cooperative education at Lincoln University
  Kathryn Gibson, Lincoln University



• Measuring outcomes of a cooperative education year
  Miriam Weisz, RMIT University



• Enhancing student self-efficacy towards pre-placement interviews
  Mark Lay, Richard Coll and Karsten Zegwaard, University of Waikato



• The use and application of on-line support in cooperative education
  Katharine Hoskyn, Auckland University of Technology



• Doing research and getting it published: A guide for cooperative education practitioners
  Richard Coll, The University of Waikato



• Internationalisation of science & technology by cooperative education: The students perspective
  Richard K. Coll, Stuart Beard, University of Waikato, and Jon Harris, RJ Hill Laboratories



• Harnessing the internet tools for facilitating temporary work-based learning
  Mae McSporran and Caoline King, UNITEC Institute of Technology



• Global and local quality issues in cooperative education programmes
  Lester Finch, Eastern Institute of Technology



• Student experiences of international cooperative education: Reflections on personal and professional growth
  Richard Coll and Natalie Wong, University of Waikato