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UiB Learning Conference 2025

The program for UiB's annual Learning Conference on October 17 is now ready. The theme is sustainability in teaching and learning in higher education. Welcome to a varied day with presentations from guests, students, and staff at UiB!

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The programme includes presentations on how sustainability is an integral part of teaching and learning, how sustainability is linked to internationalisation, and how the commitment to sustainability is put into practice by institutions and individuals.

We are delighted that Anne-Kathrin Peters, Associate Professor of Technology Education with a focus on sustainability (KTH Stockholm) and expert in education for sustainability, will give the keynote speech at the conference.

The programme includes paper presentations, poster presentations, workshops and a concluding panel discussion. Lunch will be served, and there will be plenty of time for conversation with colleagues and students from across UiB.

Programme

Welcome to the Conference (9:00-9:15) in Storsalen

Opening by Pro-Rector Sigrunn Eliassen

Keynote (9:15–10:15)


Storsalen

Keynote

Education in Turbulent Times

Anne-Kathrin Peters, Associate Professor, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm

Peter’s interest lies in the role of education and technology in transformations towards more just and sustainable ways of living. She researches how social sustainability (equality, equity, justice, democracy) and environmental sustainability are related.

Parallel Session I (10:45–11:45)

Location

Topics and Presenters

Storsalen

 

Workshop 1
Education in Turbulent Times:

Deepening and Connecting on Ideas from the Keynote

Anne-Kathrin Peters

Søndre Allmenning 1

Paper presentations

Resistant Systems, Resistant Peers: Junior Lecturers and Peer Feedback on Teaching

Przulj, T.

 

Strategic Confluences? Intersecting Sustainability, Internationalization and Digitalization Strategies in Higher Education 

Reis, L., Bedenlier, S., & Tillmanns, T. 

Vrimleareal

Poster session

A variety of posters presented by UiB staff and students

Parallel Session II (12:45–13:30)

Location

Topics and Presenters

Storsalen

Workshop 2

Mapping a department’s identity and discussing implications on teaching and learning

Daae, K., & Glessmer, M.

Søndre Allmenning 1

Paper presentations

Making sustainability learning visible: A photovoice assignment
Harlap, Y., & Enberg, K.

 

Accessible Learning in the Field?

van der Kloet, M., & Lien, E.

Nordre Allmenning 3

Paper presentations

Sustainable Language Education Through Multimodality, DEI, and AI Integration

Al-Kadi, A., & Rød, A.

 

So, what do we need students for? Writerly pedagogies in the age of AI

Gray, R., & Russell, M.

Parallel Session III (13:45–14:30)

 

Søndre Allmenning 1

 

Paper presentations

Geeky Story? Effect of Real-Life Context in Assessment on Gender Gaps in CS1

Popov, A., Grellscheid, D., & van der Kloet, M.

 

Tverrprofesjonelle studentgrupper på tvers av landegrenser utdannes til endringsagenter for store samfunnsutfordringer

Hustoft, M., Stensletten Eik, H., Johannessen, A., & Agdesteen, G.

Søndre Allmenning 2

Paper presentations

Promoting Sustainability by Improving Geoscience Teaching using a Simple Feedback Tool

Tungland, S., Kaja, F. R., Keers, H., & Blumenschein, D.

 

How can we Systematically Encourage and Support Educators to Improve Their Canvas Pages?

Rysaeva, A., & Barendregt, R.

Nordre Allmenning 3

Paper presentations

Intercultural interaction in multicultural classes

Koch, S.

 

Pasientsentrert kommunikasjon ved sensitive konsultasjoner

Bondevik, G. T., Visted, E., Stige, S. H., & Kvernenes, M.

Bærekraftspilotene (14:45-15:00)

Storsalen

Introduction to Green Master

Panel discussion (15:00–15:50)

Storsalen

 

Navigating Dilemmas and Tensions in UiB’s Sustainability Initiatives

Keynote speaker Anne-Kathrin Peters, Student and Sustainability Pilot Karine Aadland and Professor Roger Strand

Conference formats

Option paper presentations

A paper presentation is an oral presentation of the aspects you want to talk about. Each presenter is given 15 minutes to present a clear argument or case, followed by a 5-minute discussion with the audience. Participants are encouraged to use presentation tools, such as PowerPoint, to improve accessibility for oral presentations. Presenters will be provided with short guidelines to support the design of inclusive and accessible oral presentations. Since paper presentations often result in passivity among the audience, please make sure that your presentation will be engaging and concise. 

Option poster presentations

Poster sessions involve six to eight posters. Poster authors give a short overview of max. 2 minutes to the audience gathered as a group, followed by an in-depth discussion between them and the audience. The poster sessions offer researchers the chance to present their work in a visual format and offer more opportunities for interaction and discussion. Your poster should be in the A0 portrait format and must be delivered to the conference site by 8.30 am on the conference day.

Important Dates

  • You register for the conference by 10. October
  • The Læringskonferanse takes place on 17. October, 08.30-16.00 

 

The conference is offered by the Program for University Pedagogy, the UiB Læringslab, UiB Universell and TeLEd