Innovation in Learning - 2012 Norfolk ICT Conference
| Location: | John Innes Centre |
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| Submitted by: | Lisa Poploski (01603 307779) |
| Start Date: | 29/03/2012 09:00 |
| End Date: | 29/03/2012 16:00 |
| Link: | http://www.cpd.norfolk.gov.uk/sdms/ |
We will consider how to make the most of the technologies we already have, but also look to the inspiring future technology and services.
Norfolk Learners and organisations will showcase content, projects and other fabulous learning supported by ICT.
Our keynote speaker will bring the latest thinking to challenge Norfolk schools and colleges to develop innovation in learning through ICT.
This year we are pleased to announce our keynote speaker is David Mitchell. David, known to most people as @DeputyMitchell on Twitter, is the Deputy Head Teacher at Heathfield Primary School in Bolton. Among his many achievements, David was awarded a NAACE Impact Award in 2011 for his work with pupils on creative and exceedingly well read blogging. David has also been using a wide range of ICT tools such as Audiobook to record his pupils' achievements to share with the world.
The keynote will be followed by simultaneous breakout sessions involving Norfolk schools sharing their ICT achievements and outstanding practice, expert sessions from some of the ICT Suppliers, and also a session led by David Mitchell on how to get started with blogging.
For further details, including conference fee, or to book a place please use the online booking system, Activity Reference EPEF6
Norfolk Learners and organisations will showcase content, projects and other fabulous learning supported by ICT.
Our keynote speaker will bring the latest thinking to challenge Norfolk schools and colleges to develop innovation in learning through ICT.
This year we are pleased to announce our keynote speaker is David Mitchell. David, known to most people as @DeputyMitchell on Twitter, is the Deputy Head Teacher at Heathfield Primary School in Bolton. Among his many achievements, David was awarded a NAACE Impact Award in 2011 for his work with pupils on creative and exceedingly well read blogging. David has also been using a wide range of ICT tools such as Audiobook to record his pupils' achievements to share with the world.
The keynote will be followed by simultaneous breakout sessions involving Norfolk schools sharing their ICT achievements and outstanding practice, expert sessions from some of the ICT Suppliers, and also a session led by David Mitchell on how to get started with blogging.
For further details, including conference fee, or to book a place please use the online booking system, Activity Reference EPEF6