KATHRYN COLEMAN

0000-0002-9885-9299

Senior Lecturer (Teacher education and professional development of educators; Other education not elsewhere classified; Secondary education; Technical, further and workplace education; Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander education not elsewhere classified)

Melbourne

Dr Kathryn Coleman is an artist, arts-based researcher and educator in Visual Arts & Design at the Melbourne Graduate School of Education. She is interested in the intersection of art, digital spaces, practice and culture, and teaches this through art and design. Kate’s research into practice includes teacher practices, creative practices, practices of identity, knowledge as practice and digital practices. Kate is the Co-Director of Melbourne, UNESCO Observatory of Arts Education, InSEA World Councillor and member of the Art Education Australia council.

Publications

Knowledge building in 21st century: Learners, learning and educational practice
A learner support system: Scaffolding to enhance digital learning
Moving forward with digital badges
Badging digital pathways of learning
Learning journeys in higher education: Designing digital pathways badges for learning, motivation and assessment
Badge claims: Creativity, evidence and the curated learning journey
Integrated career development learning and ePortfolios: Improving student self-efficacy in employability skills in an undergraduate science course
Enhancement of scientific research and communication skills using assessment and ePortfolio in a third year pathology course
Eportfolios in the sciences: The role of reflection as students build professional skills and career readiness
If we build it, will they come? Developing an online assessment resource for educators at UNSW
Creativity in practice: Social media in higher education
Researching around the world: Developing an international reference group for ePortfolios in higher education
Pedagogy leading technology in higher education: The future in crisis?
Did I mention it's anonymous? The triumphs and pitfalls of online peer review
An emancipating space: Reflective and collaborative blogging
The creative graduate: Cultivating and assessing creativity with eportfolios
Authentic assessment in elearning: Reflective and collaborative writing in the arts
Understanding career aspirations of Information Technology students at Deakin University
The becoming of a designer: An affective pedagogical approach to modelling and scaffolding risk-taking
Surveying and resonating with teacher concerns during COVID-19 pandemic
Radical rubrics: implementing the critical and creative thinking general capability through an ecological approach
An artful experiment: The Child+Adult Art Response Project
#ASCILITEMLSIG webinar 6 November 2020 #DataCreativities
Field Guide to ePortfolio: Why it Matters for Learning
Visual arts education/s: Glocal threads to connect, entangle, sustain, and nourish during a prolonged lockdown and time of uncertainty.
Stories found within the learnings of teaching in COVID-19
When the going gets tough artists & arts educators get going with innovative ways of connecting and learning
Enabling Reflective Thinking: Reflective and Reflective Practice in Learning and Teaching
Down the rabbit hole: Lessons learned curating, presenting and submitting a digital research portfolio as PhD thesis
An artful experiment: The Child+Adult Art Response Project.
CO-llaborative VI-rtual D-esign: A Collaborative Autoethnography on Conducting Exclusively Online, Data-Led Collaborations in the Creative Industries
#DataCreativities: Developing a trans-disciplinary data visualization framework from Arts practice to teaching and learning during COVID19
Finding your people: A co-storied critical autoethnography
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 4
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 3.1 and 3.2
An artful experiment: The Child+Adult Art Response Project
studioFive—A Site for Teaching, Research and Engagement in Australian Arts Education
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 1.1
‘Mixed-tape Methods’ for Data in Post-digital Times of Disease
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 3.3
Digital Methods for research led T&L practices in the COVID new normal: a workshop exploring findings from a MDAP Collaboration between MGSE, SCIP, FFAM, and CSHE during ‘lockdown’
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 2.3
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 2.1
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 1.3
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 1.2
Data Creativities Collab Mashup Take 2
The Creative Industries in Days of Isolation – A Fast Pace Shift to Making, Learning and Living in a Crisis
An A/R/Tist in Wonderland: exploring identity, creativity and digital portfolios as A/R/Tographer
#DataCreativities 2020 Workshop: Session 2.2
Scicurious as method: Learning from GLAM Young People Living in a Pandemic about Cultivating Digital Co-Research-Creation Spaces that Ignite Curiosity and Creativity
Developing Learning-Centered Approaches across the Discipline: Implementing Curated ePortfolios in Information Technology and International Studies
Learning through a/r/t: Post-digital art education
The Learner-Teacher Portfolio Journey: Developing Self-Efficacy and Self-Determination in the Medical Sciences
Doing Digital and Visual Autoethnography
What Are Artists and Art Educators Teaching Us About How We Can Conceive and Deliver Teacher Professional Learning Into the Future?
TEACHING & LEARNING IN COVID-19 TIMES STUDY
Through the Looking Glass: Reflecting on an Embodied Understanding of Creativity and Creative Praxis as an A/r/tographer
Reconceptualising the artist-in-residence.
The Artist-in-Residence in Teacher Education: What is Sustainable?
Reciprocity | Relationality: Artful Connections between Child and Adult Artists
TAP to TAP2: Research Report 2017
Dear, You. A letter to the new self
New Ways to Demonstrate Achievements: Warranting Eportfolio Evidence
Encountering a Pedagogy of the World in a University Setting
C+AARP Inside | Outside Image Quilt. Figure [2021]
Entering the Liminal Through the Side Door: A Child + Adult Response Project as a Portal for Student Voice and Deep Thinking
Learning Through Art: Lessons for the 21st Century?
Knowledge building in 21st century: Learners, learning and educational practice
Suburb as Site: Creating a Global Collaborative Art Environment in Secondary Art and Photography Classes
Through the Lens of the Museum Curator: Teaching Compositional and Digital Literacies to Curate a Folio of Process and Product in Art Education
Curating the Self (a/r/tographer).
Scicurious as method Learning from GLAM young people living in a pandemic about cultivating digital co-research-creation spaces that ignite curiosity and creativity
Knowledge building in 21st century: Learners, learning and educational practice
What the arts teach and how it shows (in the time of COVID-19)
Post studio methods: being scicurious as a site for research
‘Kindness and empathy beyond all else’: Challenges to professional identities of Higher Education teachers during COVID-19 times
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