Current National Project Fund projects
Last updated by: ako_admin (Ako Administrator) on 21 December 2011 - 11:01am
Details of the projects already funded by Ako Aotearoa under the National Project Fund

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2011 Projects
| Collaboration Projects |
Project Leader | Organisation |
| Collaboration in clinical simulation - leading the way | Karen Edgecombe | Christchurch Polytechnic Institute of Technology |
2010 Projects
| Research and Implementation Projects | Project Leader | Organisation |
| Storybook Dads evaluation | Charles Pearce | The Methodist Mission |
| Graduate outcomes – Are they driving learning? And who knows about them? | Assoc Prof Rachel Spronken-Smith | University of Otago |
| Transforming industry-led assessment of learning in the building and construction industries | Andrew Kear | Building & Construction ITO |
| Success, productivity and satisfaction in academia: The experiences of early career academics in New Zealand | Dr Kathryn Sutherland | Victoria University of Wellington |
| Māori Initiative Projects |
Project Leader | Organisation |
| Māori learners in workplace settings | Dr Nicky Murray | Industry Training Federation |
| Hei ara ako ki te oranga: Teaching learning and wellbeing | Dr Helen Potter | New Zealand Council for Educational Research |
| Waiariki agricultural collaboration | Olive Jonas | Te Wānanga o Aotearoa |
| Pacific Peoples' Projects | Project Leader | Organisation |
| The impact of tertiary education strategies on success for pacific learners (RFP) | Amanda Torr | Wellington Institute of Technology |
| Pasifika learners and success in tertiary education (commissioned) | Cherie Chu | Victoria University of Wellington on behalf of APSTE |
| Commissioned Projects | Project Leader | Organisation |
| Transforming Tertiary Science Education | Ben Kennedy | University of Canterbury |
| Collaboration Projects | Project Leader | Organisation |
| Institutional Research Colloquium | Keith Comer | University of Canterbury |
| Sustained improvements in teaching and learning in engineering education | Profesor Janis Swan | Waikato University |
| The 2016 Ako Scenario guide to effective tertiary education in New Zealand | Professor Niki Davis | University of Canterbury |
| Regional collaboration to develop a degree preparation programme | Gail Kirkland | Wellington Institute of Technology |
2009 Projects
2008 Projects
| Research and Implementation Projects | Project Leader | Organisation |
| Assessing Hauora Māori in Medical Students in Clinical Settings | Dr Rhys Jones | University of Auckland |
| Best Practice in Supervisor Feedback to Thesis Writers in New Zealand Universities | Professor John Bitchener | AUT University |
| Dedicated Education Unit: Enhancing Clinical Teaching and Learning | Dr Willem Fourie | Manukau Institute of Technology |
| Engaging Learners Effectively in Science, Technology and Engineering: The Pathway from Secondary to University Education | Professor Tim Parkinson | Massey University |
| ITO Workplace Assessment Structures | Nicholas Huntington | Industry Training Federation |
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Māori Initiative Projects |
Project Leader |
Organisation |
| Exploring Community and Whanau-Based Learning Strategies to Promote the Safe Practice and Use of Taranaki Reo and Tikanga away from Learning Environments | Deleraine Puhara | Te Kupenga Mātauranga o Taranaki |
| Tātou Tātou/Success for All: Improving Māori Student Success in Health Professional Degree-Level Programmes | Dr Elana Curtis | University of Auckland |
| Te Kāwai Kūmara – A Pilot for the Synchronous Delivery of a Common Postgraduate Programme in te reo Māori Across Multiple Sites | Professor Tania Ka’ai | AUT University |
| Collaboration projects | Project Leader | Organisation |
| Te Hononga Mātauranga | Dr Te Kani Kingi |
Massey University |
| Doctoral Student | Supervisor | |
| An Investigation of Undergraduate Medical Students’ Discourses of General Practice and Surgery | Kelby Smith-Han | Dr Chrystal Jaye, University of Otago |
| Māori Learning Māori: What works for Māori Adults Learning Māori as a Second Language? | Matiu Ratima | Professor Stephen May, University of Waikato |
| Integrating Information Literacy and Developing Academic Voice in the New Zealand Tertiary Context |
Angela Feekery | Dr Lisa Emerson, Massey University |
> read an update on the Doctoral Scholarships awarded in 2008
