ASILE 2018 Conference
Cultivating Literacy
28-30 September 2018
Melbourne is proud to host the biennial national conference of the Australian Society of Indonesian Language Educators (ASILE) from Friday 28 until Sunday 30 September 2018. The ASILE conference is the premier event for Indonesian language and culture researchers and educators across Australia.
About the conference
The theme for ASILE 2018 is Cultivating Literacy, a key issue for developing deep and ongoing relations between Australia and Indonesia in the 21st ‘Asian’ century. Cultivating Literacy goes beyond language learning in terms of grammar, vocabulary and basic language skills only. It also emphasises the integration of social and cultural knowledge that is necessary to truly understand the different contexts in which language is used. The conference will focus on reading and writing in all its forms and variation, including novels, short stories, poetry, drama, newspaper and magazine articles, youth literature and fan fiction. It will also emphasise literacy beyond the written word, relating to contemporary media such as film, television, visual arts, social media, comics, graffiti and signage.
The steering committee for organising ASILE 2018 in Melbourne includes representatives of the University of Melbourne, La Trobe University, Monash University, the Victorian Indonesian Language Teachers’ Association (VILTA), the Indonesian Language and Culture Centre of Victoria and Tasmania (BBBIVT), the Australia-Indonesia Youth Association (AIYA) and La Trobe University’s Bahasa Indonesia Students’ Association (BISA).
We kindly invite you to participate in our conference. Registration will open in February 2018.
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Conference program
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Program
| Friday 28 September 2018 | ||
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| 8.00am | Registration (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| 9.00am | Opening (Forum Theatre, level 1) | |
| 9.30am | Keynote Priyantono Rudito (Forum Theatre, level 1) | |
| 10.30am | Coffee (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| Parallel sessions | ||
| Room 455 | Room 461 | |
| 11.00am | Tim Hassall: Where words and grammar meet culture: learning the pragmatics of Indonesian | Dian Mardijono: Program Membaca Dongeng Anak-Anak "Nilai Sebuah Nasehat" untuk Siswa-siswa Sekolah Dasar di Australia |
| 11.30am | Adrian Clynes: Fostering positive transfer through L1 language awareness: Some 'Indonesian' structures in English | Andika Eko Presetyo: Pemanfaatan Teks Cerita Rakyat Jawa dalam Pengembangan Bahan Ajar Bahasa Indonesia bagi Penutur Asing (BIPA) Tingkat Menengah |
| 12.00pm | I Made Ardana Putra and I Nyoman Sarjana: How to Teach and Call Balinese People for Foreign Learners? | Paul Thomas: Pirates!!! Representations of Indonesian in Popular Culture |
| 12.30pm | Lunch (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| Parallel sessions | ||
| Room 455 | Room 453 | |
| 1.30pm | Sri Setyarini: Integrating Critical Literacy in EFL Classroom To Raise Students’ Social Awareness On Global Warming Issues | Workshop - Anggi Auliyani Suharja: Integrating Language Learning and Culture through Hompimpa: A fun Way to Learn about Indonesia |
| 2.00pm | Maria Magdalena Sinta Wardani: Manipulasi Kebahasaan Pada Teks Kabar Bohong (Hoax) Terkait Pandangan Masyarakat Terhadap Luar Negeri | |
| 2.30pm | Zainal Amir: Developing Local Wisdom-Based Videoblog as Vocabulary Learning Media for BIPA Student in Intermediate Level | Workshop - Rahmat Agung Azim Putra: Encouraging Australian Students’ Critical Literacy in Learning Bahasa Indonesia through Outdoor Education |
| 3.00pm | David Reeve: The diasporic imagination in recent Indonesian popular novels and films | |
| 3.30pm | Coffee (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| 4.00pm | Keynote Mark F. Ellis (Forum Theatre, level 1) | |
| 5.00pm | Reception (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| Saturday 29 September 2018 | ||
| 9.00am | Registration (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| 9.30am | Keynote Pudentia Maria Purenti Sri Sunarti (Forum Theatre, level 1) | |
| 10.30am | Coffee (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| Parallel sessions | ||
| Room 455 | Room 461 | |
| 11.00am | Simon Williams: Nonton Film Yuk | Luh Sriasih: The Potential of E- learning to Build Students’ Literacy Skills in Indonesian as a Foreign Language |
| 11.30am | Marcus Salvagno: Jaranan | Jess Mikecz: Flipping the Classroom with Education Perfect Languages |
| 12.00pm | Uli Kozok and Taufiq Tanasaldy: Developing online courses with the authoring tool H5P | |
| 12.30pm | Lunch (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| Parallel sessions | ||
| Room 455 | Room 453 | |
| 1.30pm | Kate Naidu: Understanding the ‘in-country’ experience in developing literacy and intercultural capacities: A work in progress | Workshop - Howard Manns: Introducing vernacular Indonesian language(s) and culture(s) to secondary/tertiary students |
| 2.00pm | Monika Winarnita: Second-generation contexts for cultivating Indonesian literacy in Australia | |
| 2.30pm | Amy Coppo: Queensland Senior Students' Motivations for Learning Indonesian | Workshop - Silvy Wantania: Making Movies |
| 3.00pm | Beatrice Trefalt, Yacinta Kurniasih and Rachel Daymond: Indonesian language teaching in Victorian schools: challenges and solutions | |
| 3.30pm | Coffee (Atrium, ground floor) | |
| 4.00pm | Plenary Workshop - Bagong Soebardjo (Forum Theatre, level 1) | |
| 5.00pm | Discussion and Closing (Forum Theatre, level 1) | |
| 6.30pm | Optional dinner | |
Keynote speakers
The ASILE Committee can confirm that the keynote speakers for the 2018 ASILE conference will be Dr Pudentia Maria Purenti Sri Sunarti (MPSS), MA, Dr Mark F Ellis AM and Mr Bagong Soebardjo.
Dr Pudentia Maria Purenti Sri Sunarti
Sri Sunarti (MPSS)
Dr Pudentia, born in Muntilan, Magelang on 8 May 1956, is a lecturer and researcher at the Faculty of Humanities (Fakultas Ilmu Pengetahuan Budaya) of Universitas Indonesia, Jakarta. She has her Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts from Universitas Indonesia, and her PhD from Universiteit Leiden and the University of California Berkeley.
As the Chair of the Asosiasi Tradisi Lisan (Association for Oral Traditions), she is a champion of the preservation of the archipelago's oral traditions. She has also served as a member of the Eminent Persons Group for Indonesia and Malaysia under the Yudhoyono Presidency and on the expert panel for UNESCO's Memory of the World program.
We express our thanks to Dr Pudentia for agreeing to join us in Melbourne for ASILE 2018.
Dr Mark F Ellis
Dr Mark F Ellis AM has two Fellowships in Ophthalmology (FRANZCO and FRACS). He is a member of The American Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (ASCRS) and a founding member of The Australasian Society of Cataract and Refractive Surgery (AUSCRS). His main interests are in anterior segment surgery and particularly cataract and glaucoma.
Mark has been involved in International Ophthalmology as a team leader for the East Timor Eye Program (ETEP) since 2004. He co-founded (in 2007) and is the current Director of the Sumba Eye Program (SEP) in Sumba, Nusa Tenggara. The Sumba Eye Program is dedicated to training the local nursing staff in eye health and working in cooperation with Indonesian Ophthalmologists.
In 2012 he received a Certificate of Appreciation for his work in Sumba from the Indonesian Consulate. In 2013, he was awarded Member of the Order of Australia for significance to medicine in the field of Ophthalmology and to Eye Health in Indonesia and Timor Leste.
Dr Ellis has worked in the local community as a Glenferrie Rotarian since 2006, and has been on board as the International Chairman.
We express our thanks to Dr Ellis for agreeing to join us in Melbourne for ASILE 2018.
Mr Bagong Soebardjo
Bagong Soebardjo (b. 1957) is a storyteller, writer-illustrator of children’s stories, and puppet maker from Yogyakarta, Indonesia. He graduated in Painting from the Indonesian Art Academy (ASRI) in Yogyakarta, and studied Science at the Sanata Dharma Institute of Teacher Training and Education (IKIP) in Yogyakarta. He is known as an innovator in wayang and other puppet traditions. He creates his own puppets from a variety of materials. He also provides workshops about the creation and use of puppets for storytelling. Several of his puppet stories have been adapted for film.
We express our thanks to Mr Soebardjo for agreeing to join us in Melbourne for ASILE 2018.
Conference registration
Registration for the Australian Society of Indonesian Language Educators (ASILE) conference 2018 is now closed.
Registration fees
The registration fees for ASILE 2018 are as follows:
Standard pass
$350
Presenter
$300
International
$300
Early bird (until 30 June 2018)
$300
Students / Unwaged
$250
Single day
$180
Conference venue
Arts West (Building 148) North Wing, Faculty of Arts, the University of Melbourne
The venue for the ASILE 2018 conference will be in the award-winning Arts West North Wing of the University of Melbourne. This is the Arts Faculty's most prestigious building with sophisticated presentation facilities. Although the conference is jointly hosted, all conference activities will be centred in this building. See you there in September!
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Accommodation
Various hotels are available within a short distance of the University of Melbourne.
Accommodation Single room rate
(per night)Walking distance to
the University of MelbourneArrow on Swanston From $95 19 mins Ibis Melbourne Swanston St
(search for this hotel name)From $125 16 mins Ibis Melbourne Hotel and Apartments
(search for this hotel name)From $140 16 mins Lygon Lodge From $150 17 mins Best Western Plus Travel Inn Hotel From $155 17 mins Quest Carlton on Finlay From $135 19 mins Rydges on Swanston From $220
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Public transport
There are many public transport options for access to the University of Melbourne campus. Details can be found on the How to get here web page.
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Parking
Ticketed parking is available at three locations within the Parkville campus, details can be found on the Parking on campus web page. A number of other public car parks are also available within walking distance from the Parkville campus.
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