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Connecting, Developing and Designing Connecting, Developing and Designing 13th - 15th May 2020 Christchurch, New Zealand CONTENTS Sponsors ...................................................................................... 3 Message from the Learning Environments Australasia Chair ....... 5 Message from the co-conveners .................................................. 6 Pre-Conference Event: Queenstown Schools’ LENZ Tour 2020 ...... 7 Programme .................................................................................. 8 Speakers ...................................................................................... 11 re:Activate Sessions ..................................................................... 14 Site Tours ..................................................................................... 20 Social Events ................................................................................ 37 Accommodation ........................................................................... 38 Registration Fees ......................................................................... 39 General Information .................................................................... 40 th May 2020 th - 15 Christchurch 13 SPONSORS PLATINUM SPONSORS GOLD & AWARDS SPONSOR BRONZE SPONSORS COFFEE CART SPONSORS CONFERENCE APP SPONSOR LANYARD & NAME TAG SPONSOR SITE TOUR SPONSOR TRADE DISPLAY SPONSORS 20TH ANNUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AUSTRALASIA CONFERENCE 3 Creating CO Neutral Learning Environments Designed to refl ect the natural rainforest and jungle habitat of the Orangutan and drill Monkey, the Munich Hellabrunn Zoo renovation is an experience, not just a space. Interactive learning is guaranteed, and attention is paid to the endangered species habitat. Marmoleum being natural and produced CO neutral was the material of choice. Reduce your carbon footprint and embodied energy naturally. Every m of Marmoleum installed in Australia contributes to restoring native vegetation and habitat. Choose most consciously. www.forbo-fl ooring.com.au/education creating better environments MESSAGE FROM THE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AUSTRALASIA CHAIR Learning Environments Australasia is a non-for-profit organisaton of over 900 architects, educators, designers and planners from Australia, New Zealand and Singapore. We enhance the educational experience by innovating and improving the places where people learn. Re:Activate generating a city of learning is the 20th annual Learning Environments Australasia conference and is curated by our NZ chapter. As the peak body advocating for quality learning environments, our conference will showcase a vast array of learning environments from early childhood, primary and secondary schools to universities, as well as the urban fabric required to re:Activate a city - Christchurch This year’s conference themes of connecting, developing and designing, will provide a cohesive overview of the re:Activate approach as we gather together as an Australiasian Region, once again inviting people from all over the world, to meet and deepen our shared understandings, possibly change mindsets, and grow as a community of people dedicated to making quality learning environments for all. The conference will delve into the following three themes: Hono | Connecting To connect is about building relationships through shared experiences and working together to provide people with a sense of belonging in a learning space. Whakawhanake | Developing To develop or improve on something either existing or new can be simple or complex, however, we hope for positive outcomes for all concerned. Whakarārangi | Designing To design for a specific learning setting while aligning to the special character or cultural needs of the people who will go on to work, live and grow in a learning space. I look forward to welcoming you to Christchurch! Chris Bradbeer Chair Learning Environments Australasia 20TH ANNUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AUSTRALASIA CONFERENCE 5 MESSAGE FROM THE CO-CONVENERS It is with great pleasure that Christchurch, New Zealand, hosts the 20th Annual Association for Learning Environments Australasia Conference. The 20th Annual Learning Environments Australasia Conference theme is: re:Activate generating a city of learning Connecting I Developing I Designing Tūngia te ururoa, kia tupu whakaritorito te tupu o te As co-conveners we have invited leading thinkers, harakeke. designers, educators, strategists and academics from across various sectors, countries, disciplines and (Clear away the old and redundant plants so the good professional backgrounds. We also have invited three may grow vigorously). young speakers who have a message from Generation Z As designers of educational experiences and learning to share with you all. Together we envision the conference environments we are altering our expectations and will provide a diversity of perspectives and generate practice to reflect how education is shifting to respond to conversations that will last beyond 2020. our ever changing world. We are all aiming to enhance the Our Learning Environments New Zealand team have also educational experience for learners, teachers, leaders and put together a pre-conference Queenstown Schools’ LENZ the associated communities, to improve outcomes for our Tour 2020, on Monday 11th May, this includes a winery learners and create learning opportunities never thought lunch. You will need to book quickly as there are limited possible in the past. spaces available. This conference has set a goal of reactivating people, to We are all part of a community of professionals working push the boundaries of building design to expand learning together to enhance the educational experience to opportunities, to think beyond the norms we have created improve outcomes for learners through quality learning over the last hundred plus years in education. Our school environments. As part of that community please join us as communities want educators and designers to create learning opportunities and learning spaces that enable we, the people of New Zealand, host a unique opportunity people to grow and learn in the best way possible for them to see the widest range of recently built learning and we need to do this as a collective. We know that this environments in Australasia and possibly the world. We conference will be challenging the past and extending hope you will be reactivated in your own profession to thinking for a more diverse, inclusive and engaging future. open your mind and extend your thinking about what learning looks like in 2020 and beyond. As co-conveners we hope that delegates will; Nau mai haere mai, we look forward to seeing you at Connect and experience the context of this major shift re:Activate 2020. in recent history, and connect with the strong cultural narrative that have informed the re:Activation in Ōtautahi Christchurch. Develop their knowledge of how to improve existing Jacque Allen & Carmel Wade spaces or build new spaces to reach better outcomes for all, with diversity and inclusion at the centre. Design learning environments and educational experiences in the future that contextualise the culturally significant aspects of the learning community they are serving to meet better outcomes for our learners. 6 20TH ANNUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AUSTRALASIA CONFERENCE PRE-CONFERENCE TOUR QUEENSTOWN SCHOOLS’ LENZ TOUR 2020 Learning Environments New Zealand invite you to join them for a tour of recently completed Monday 11th May 2020 Queenstown schools, set in the incredible, natural landscape of the Remarkables Mountains. 8:30am Bus pick in Queenstown township We will pause on our scenic drive, between school visits, to enjoy a delicious wine-matched gourmet lunch at a local winery. 9:00am Remarkables Primary School At each school on the tour there will be the opportunity for discussion and question time, and networking with other professionals. 10:30am Wakatipu High School Discount for LEA members available. Educationalists can also receive the discount by using their school email account when Lunch at Akarua Wines & 12:20pm registering. Spaces are limited to this one off event in 2020. Kitchen by Artisan 1:40pm Shotover Primary School REGISTER NOW! Queenstown Airport drop off, 3:30pm before heading back to town 20TH ANNUAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS AUSTRALASIA CONFERENCE 7 PROGRAMME Tuesday 12th May 2020 5.00pm Pre-Conference Registration opens at Transitional Cathedral 6.00pm Welcome Reception – The Art of Recovery, Transitional Cathedral 8.00pm Evening concludes Wednesday 13th May 2020 7:30am Registration Opens 8:30am Pōwhiri: Conference Welcome Keynote 1 - Kia Ārahi i te Waka. Navigating: the Narrative 9:00am Liz Brown, Deputy Assistant Vice-Chancellor Māori, University of Canterbury 10:00am Morning Tea with Trade Exhibitors 10:30am Day 1 – Site Tours 1:30pm Lunch with Trade Exhibitors Voices of Generation Z 2:20pm Alexia Hilbertidou, Takunda Muzondiwa and Josiah Tualamali’i re:Activate Sessions You will need to select one workshop to attend from the below options: W1A: Successful transitions into ILEs, Mark Osborne, Leading Learning Ltd W1B: Smart learning and smart working in the age of digital disruption, Ambrose d’Hauteville, Steelcase Education W1C: Designing learning space, Karyn Gray and Jono Broom, Haeata Community Campus W1D: Design framework for connecting learning, wellbeing and flourishing, Professor Jill Franz, Queensland University of Technology (QUT) 3:30pm W1E: Designing for inclusion and wellness: reframing the planning of learning spaces, Scott Alterator and Ben
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