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Dr Tania Broadley

PhD, B. Ed (Hons), MACE

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    • Role:
    • Online Education Developer
    • Department:
    • CBS - Flexible Learning
    • Location:
    • Curtin Business School 2 236
    • Telephone:
    • +61 8 9266 2864

Tania is Online Education Developer in the CBS Teaching and Learning team. She was previously Lecturer in educational technology in the School of Education at Curtin University.  Her recent teaching at undergraduate level has been co-ordinating the Technology for Learning core unit for all first year students in the Bachelor of Education (ECE, Primary and Secondary).  Prior to this Tania has worked in flexible delivery of the B. Ed. for the Open University Australia (OUA) and regional programs.  Tania has worked as a  Research Associate with the Western Australian Hub of the National Centre of Science, Information and Communication Technology, and Mathematics Education for Rural and Regional Australia (SiMERR).  Her PhD research is in the field of professional development of teachers and e-learning, more specifically how ICT can be used to engage teachers in PD in remote and regional areas.

Teaching - Undergraduate

Technologies for Learning 160 (Unit Co-ordinator)

Understanding Learning 155

Introduction to Curriculum 135

Development and Education 150

Teaching - Postgraduate

Technologies to Engage Learners (Unit Co-ordinator)

Teaching - Administration

Unit co-ordination Technologies to Engage Learners 560 - Postgraduate

Unit co-ordination Technologies for Learning 160 - Undergraduate

Memberships

Australian College Of Educators (WA President)

Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia (National Executive Committee Member)

Educational Computing Association of Western Australia (ECAWA, Member)

Publications

Book Chapters (Authored, Research Quality)

  • Broadley, T, and Trinidad, S. 2008. Teachers working in an online world.. In Rethinking education with ICT: New directions for effective practices., 1 Edition, eds N.Yelland, G. Neal & E. Dakich, 149-164. Rotterdam, The Netherlands: Sense Publishers.

Refereed Articles (Scholarly Journals)

  • Trinidad, S, and Broadley, T. 2010. Connecting and collaborating in regional, rural and remote Western Australia.. Australian Educational Computing 25(2): 22-26.
  • Broadley, T. 2010. Digital revolution or digital divide: Will rural teachers get a piece of the professional development pie?. Education in Rural Australia 20(2): 63-76.
  • Trinidad, S, and Broadley, T. 2008. Using Web2.0 applications to close the digital divide in Western Australia.. Education in Rural Australia 18(1): 3-11.

Fully written papers (Refereed Conference proceedings)

  • Johnson, G, and Broadley, T. 2011. Learning style and digital activity: an ecological study. ASCILITE 2011 Changing demands, changing directions, 04/12/2011. Hobart, Tasmania: University of Tasmania.
  • Johnson, G, and Broadley, T. 2011. Learning style and digital activity: an ecological study. Ascilite Annual Conference, 04/12/2011. Hobart, Tasmania: University of Tasmania.
  • Pelliccione, L, Broadley, T, and Giddings, G. 2011. Transforming teaching practice through virtual classrooms: a study of staff and student views of synchronous learning. 7th Annual International Conference on Education, 07/07/2011. Samos Island, Greece: National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, Greece.
  • Pelliccione, L, and Broadley, T. 2010. R U there yet: Using virtual classrooms to transform teaching practice.. ASCILITE 2010, 04/12/2010. Sydney: The University of Queensland.
  • Broadley, T, and Pelliccione, L. 2010. See you in class: promoting a quality program for pre-service educators in regional locations through a virtual classroom.. 26th National Conference Society for the Provision of Education for Rural Australia 2010, 15/09/2010. University of Sunshine Coast: SPERA.
  • Broadley, T, and Trinidad, S. 2009. Building Sustainable Education in Science, Mathematics and Technology Education in Western Australia.. International Symposium for Innovation in Rural Education (ISFIRE 2009) - Innovation for Equity in Rural Education, 11/02/2009. University of New England, Armidale, NSW: SiMERR National Centre, UNE.
  • Trinidad, S, and Broadley, T. 2009. Delivering PD in the Digital Present: Theory and Practice?. Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia; Education in a Digital Present: Enriching Rural Communities, 08/07/2009. Flinders University, Adelaide: Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia.
  • Boyd, D, Broadley, T, and Terry, E. 2009. The Hot Topic Community: Videoconferencing to reduce the professional isolation of teachers in rural Western Australia. International Symposium for Innovation in Rural Education (ISFIRE 2009) - Innovation for Equity in Rural Education, 11/02/2009. University of New England, Armidale, NSW: SiMERR National Centre, UNE.
  • Broadley, T, and Trinidad, S. 2009. What can nature teach us? Connecting digitally to improve learning outcomes.. Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia; Education in a Digital Present: Enriching Rural Communities, 08/07/2009. Flinders University, Adelaide: Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia.
  • Broadley, T, and Trinidad, S. 2008. Connect and collaborate: Professional learning within a web collaboration environment in remote Western Australia.. Australian Computers in Education conference 2008, 29/09/2008. Canberra: Australian Council for Computers in Education.
  • Terry, E, Boyd, D, and Broadley, T. 2008. Connecting with hot topics: Streaming professional development to regional and remote Western Australia.. 24th SPERA National Rural Education Conference, 27/08/2008. Melbourne: SPERA.
  • Trinidad, S, and Broadley, T. 2008. Web collaboration and cybercells: Using an innovative approach to connect rural communities.. 24th SPERA National Rural Education Conference, 27/08/2008. Melbourne: SPERA.
  • Broadley, T. 2007. Implementation of e-learning: A case study of three schools. AARE 2007 Fremantle: International Education Research Conference, 26/11/2007. Fremantle: AARE Inc..
  • Broadley, T. 2007. Teachers using a digital curriculum.. Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia 23rd National Rural Education Conference, 30/08/2007. Leederville, WA: Society for the Provision of Education in Rural Australia.