Notice is hereby given that the twelfth Annual General Meeting of Learning Environments Australasia Ltd will be held on Thursday 18 November 2021 at 4pm AEDT via Zoom*.
Please submit all matters for General Business to admin@a4le.org.au no later than COB Friday 29 October 2021.
Note that only matters previously submitted for the Agenda will be dealt with at the AGM.
BUSINESS
a. Confirmation of the Minutes of Eleventh AGM held on Thursday 12 November 2020 by zoom
b. Receipt and Adoption of Report
c. Receipt and Adoption of the Accounts for the period ending 30 June 2021
d. The Appointment of the Auditor
e. Fixing of Auditors Remuneration
f. Life Membership
g. General Business
VOTING RIGHTS
All members are entitled to be present online and vote at the Annual General Meeting.
The meeting will take approximately 30 minutes and will be followed by a webinar (details below).
*Zoom link for meeting and webinar provided to registered attendees closer to the event.
WEBINAR | Progressing or Guessing: Design as a strategy for optimism in complexity - Anne Knock
LEA's Annual General Meeting will be followed by a presentation by researcher Anne Knock, exploring design as a strategy for optimism in complexity. Members and guests welcome.
Each of us spend the day consciously and unconsciously solving problems. Up until recently, we could travel through life with a reasonable degree of predictability and certainty, confident of reaching the desired outcome.
Today, we are increasingly faced with a barrage of complex problems. These are ones with multiple mitigating variables, multiple plausible options, and multiple consequential outcomes.
- Returning to working and learning, onsite or not
- Offering a hybrid approach
- Designing for indoor, outdoor or both
Masks, vaccinations, ventilation, the list feels endless. How can we progress in uncertainty without feeling like we’re merely guessing our way through? Design is not only a process to apply but also a mindset to adopt.
Anne Knock has dived deeply into complexity theory as she completes her PhD thesis. She will unpack the opportunities that complexity presents to reframe a way ahead with optimism.
