Please find below the order of play for the conference day:
08:00 – 09:55
Delegate registration and Exhibition visit, including breakfast, tea and coffee.
09:55
Opening comments from the chair
10:00 – 10:45
Keynote: Promoting Green ICT and its benefits in your school
• Challenging attitudes towards energy efficiency and influencing teacher and pupil behaviour
• How to cut school costs whilst procuring sustainable solutions
Peter Hopton, Green IT Consultant, Destination Unlimited
Chris Bullock, Climate Change Savers
10:45 – 11:30
Positive
behaviour through
monitoring and safeguarding pupils through ICT
in schools
• Assessing the various
safeguarding tools available for teachers,
pupils and parents.
• What else does your school or authority need
to achieve real-time monitoring and more?
• How Birmingham secondary schools have tackled
cyber-bullying and other community concerns: a
case-study.
Eamonn Duffy, Oaks Collegiate Liaison Teacher
11:30 – 12:00
Tea and coffee break and Exhibition visit
12:00 – 12:45
Keynote: Using ICT to inspire
and motivate: raising levels of creativity in children of all abilities Tim
Rylands, Teaching Consultant, learning and creativity
12:45 – 14:00
Lunch break and Exhibition visit
14:00 – 14:30
Using ICT to promote pupil
well-being and bridge the gap between primary
and secondary social life
and academic progress
• Using gaming and social networking
technologies to bridge the gap between primary
and secondary phases.
• Exploring a range of methods of motivating and
inspiring even the most reluctant learners.
• 'Big school' – a case study about how popular
gaming technologies are being used to allay
primary leavers' fears and
fight the year 6-7 'dip' in academic and social
success
Daniel
Locke-Wheaton, Assistant Head Teacher and E-learning Adviser,
Great Barr High School
14:30 – 15:30
Question time (with all four speakers) including questions from the floor.
Followed by closing remarks.
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