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Ms Holly McCausland

Position: Manager: Quality and Evaluation Ms Holly McCausland
Division/Portfolio: Strategy and Planning Portfolio
School/Unit: Planning and Assurance Services
Campus: City West Campus
Office: DP1-20
Telephone: +61 8 830 27287
Fax: +61 8 830 29600
Email: Holly_dot_McCausland_at_unisa_dot_edu_dot_au
URL for Business Card: http://people.unisa.edu.au/Holly.McCausland
(Holly McCausland is currently on leave - last day on leave is Monday, 30 November 2009)


Professional associations

Society of Editors (SA) (President, 1998-99, 1999-2000)


Qualifications

Diploma in Teaching (Junior Primary)


Research publications

Luke, R.; McCausland, H. & Day, I. (1993). Distance education, language usage and style. In Nunan, T. (ed) Distance Education Futures: Selected papers from the 11th biennial forum of the Australian and South Pacific External Studies Association, 21-23 July 1993. University of South Australia: Adelaide.

McCausland, H. (1994). Building bridges: teachers, learners and editors, in Ellis, A. & Lowe, J. (eds) Access Through Open Learning Occasional Papers Vol. 4 Sept 1994, Southern Cross University: NSW.

Luke, R.; Day, I. and McCausland, H. (1994). Distance education, language usage and style. In Peters, P. H. (ed). The national language: proceedings of Style Council 94,Canberra, February 1994, Dictionary Research Centre, Macquarie University: NSW

Nunan, T. & McCausland, H. (1999). Changing institutional cultures: creating learner centred environments. Conference proceedings: Improving University Teaching 24th interntional conference, Griffith University, July 1999.

Nunan, T.; George, R. & McCausland, H. (2000). Rethinking the ways in which teaching and learning are supported. Journal of Higher Education Policy and Management. Vol 22 No 1, pp 85-98.

Nunan, T.; George, R. & McCausland, H. (2000). Inclusive education in universities: why is it important and how might it be achieved. International Journal of Inclusive Education.

McCausland, H.; Wache, D. & Berk, M. (1999). A computer literacy strategy: its implementation and outcomes. Paper presented at Cornerstones: What do we value in higher education, Higher Education Research and Development Society of Australasia, Annual International Conference July 1999, University of Melbourne.

Nunan, Ted; George, Rigmor & McCausland, Holly (2000). Implementing graduate skills at an Australian University. In Stephen Fallows and Christine Steven (Eds). Key skills in higher education: employability, transferable skills and learning for life. London: Kogan Page, pp 57-66.

King, Bruce & McCausland, Holly (2000). Chapter 27: University of South Australia, Australia. In V. Venugopal Reddy & S. Manjulika (Eds). The world of open and distance learning. Viva Books Private Ltd: New Delhi, pp 399-416.




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