Organised by the Centre for Educational Leadership and Innovation, Independent Schools Queensland, this forum features presenters: Michael Furdyk, Kristin Alford, Greg Gebhart, Graham Burt, Eugenia Lim and Nigel Collin plus guru galleries and innovations showcase.

The forum is aimed at Teachers, Lecturers and Administrators.

Registration: FREE

The first WA Breakfast Club of the year will feature three curriculum-based sessions with guest presenters from St Hildas, Hale School and Mercy College.

Let's Read and Respond with IT - David Murdoch, Jessica Nailer, St Hildas ASG

This session will give delegates a detailed look at the rich tapestry of tools and resources freely available on the web.

E-folio Evolution - Inspiring Students Through Innovative ICT Tools - Toby Trewin, Hale School

This session will be based around the creation, use and value of an e-folio for students in a modern classroom environment.

Learning Essentials with Office - Jeremy Hetebry, Mercy College

This session will look at what is offered through Microsoft’s Learning Essentials program. This will be both in terms of the professional development resources and templates available through Learning Essentials for educators and also what is available in the Learning Essentials for Students.

This event is designed for Teachers, Heads of Curriculum, PD Coordinators and Curriculum Coordinators.

The Australian Computers in Education Conference 2010 is a biennial conference hosted by ICT in Education Victoria.

The conference is for all educators who use information communication technologies in teaching and learning, specifically Primary and Secondary classroom Teachers, Primary specialist Teachers, Principals and School Leadership Teams, School Network Managers and Technicians, Managers of Learning Technologies in kindergarten, tertiary institutions and tertiary ICT educators and consultants.

This forum gives organisations the opportunity to provide an overview of the products and services which are available to support Independent schools. Travis Smith of Expanding Learning Horizons will be doing a 45 minute presentation on how to successfully implement a 1-to-1 Program in schools.

The audience for this conference IT Managers and Technical staff.

This conference is a unique professional development opportunity designed to address the professional learning needs of IT Managers and their colleagues. The conference program has 4 streams incorporating leadership, management, technical and educational perspectives.

This conference is aimed at IT Managers working in independent schools including Educators, School Professionals and School Leaders and also Principals, Systems Administrators, Network Managers and other Technical staff.

Brought to you by Expanding Learning Horizons and Education Technology specialists Computelec, this will be an intensive two day workshop addressing the critical success factors associated with the planning and implementation stages of a 1-to-1 Student Notebook Program rollout. Attendees will have access to internationally acclaimed speaker Bruce Dixon and Travis Smith, National Manager of Expanding Learning Horizons.

This event is aimed at Principals, Deputy Principals, Directors of ICT, Teachers and Learning Technology Coordinators.

Brought to you by Expanding Learning Horizons and education technology specialists Computelec, this is an intensive two day workshop addressing the critical success factors associated with the planning and implementation stages of a 1-to-1 Student Notebook Program rollout. Attendees will have access to internationally acclaimed speaker Bruce Dixon and also to Travis Smith, National Manager of Expanding Learning Horizons.

This event is aimed at Principals, Deputy Principals, Directors of ICT, Teachers and Learning Technology Coordinators.

The Future of Independent Schooling

The program will cover the political, economic, social, technological, environmental and legal trends relevant to schools.

Keynote speakers include Steve Tighe, Professor Neville Norman, Bill Daniels, Sheree Marris, Dr Adam Fraser and Stan Alves.

Computelec are a gold sponsor of this event.

Microsoft are running a series of Roadshows throughout May and June for all private schools around the country. These Roadshows will be held in 7 states and are aimed at Principals, IT Managers and teachers.

“Embrace The Change in Education”

The Digital Education Revolution is changing the way teachers teach and students learn. Attend this innovative event for Private, Independent and Catholic Schools to help your students reach their full potential.

Microsoft will showcase a selection of our new technologies for schools, as well as highlight global best practices in working in a 1-to-1 environment. These technologies will include tablets, touch and Project Natal.

Dates and Locations

Tasmania – 27th May

Adelaide – 1st June

Perth – 3rd June

Brisbane – 8th June

Canberra – 10th June

Melbourne – 15th June

Sydney – 17th June

The Education Revolution in Action Conference – developing digital learners aims to explore practical approaches to developing digital learners and implementing technology in schools.

The conference program offers Principals, Heads of Curriculum, Administration Heads, Bursars, Chief Information Officers, Teachers, IT staff, and Librarians an opportunity to learn from the success and failures of Australia’s leading innovators in educational technology.

The program features a rich mix of presenters from leading Australian and New Zealand schools and industry to generate a forum for exchange and mutual benefits for all participants.

Computelec are a Silver Sponsor of this event.

Conference website:

http://www.jpc.qld.edu.au/NEWSANDEVENTS/CONFERENCE/Pages/TheEducationRevolutioninAction.aspx

QSITE2010 State Conference, run by The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education is of interest to Primary and Secondary Teachers, Administrators, ICT Coordinators, Network Managers, Teacher-Librarians, and teacher support personnel.

The scheduled sessions of the conference will range from lecture style presentations and demonstrations to hands-on workshops.

Please see the conference website for more details:

http://www.qsite.edu.au/conf2010

The edu-IT Conference, hosted by All Saints' College in conjunction with Computelec, will provide the opportunity for IT Managers, Network Managers, Helpdesk Staff, Technical and Classroom support staff to keep abreast of the latest trends and explore a range of technologies on offer for the education market.

Delegates will hear from IT industry leaders, attend hands-on workshops, information sessions, roadmap briefings and have the chance to share their school's story with other schools.

Delegates will have the option to choose to attend sessions in 4 exciting streams which consist of a Featured Presentations Stream, the 1-to-1 Technology Stream hosted by Computelec, the Hands-on Lab and a Schools' Discussion Stream.

Please see the conference website for more details:

http://www.editconference.org.au/

Brought to you by Expanding Learning Horizons and education technology specialists Computelec, this is an intensive two day workshop addressing the critical success factors associated with the planning and implementation stages of a 1-to-1 Student Notebook Program rollout. Attendees will have access to internationally acclaimed speaker Bruce Dixon and also to Travis Smith, National Manager of Expanding Learning Horizons.

For more information please visit
http://www.computelec.com.au/1to1conference

This event is aimed at Principals, Deputy Principals, Directors of ICT, Teachers and Learning Technology Coordinators.

ELH and SchoolTech are Australia’s Premier Technology and Learning conferences. Together they address a wide range of ICT challenges in education and bring together leading educators from around the world.

ELH is designed for Principals, Assistant Principals, Heads of Department, Curriculum Coordinators, Professional Development Coordinators and Teachers.

SchoolTech is a tailored program for Senior Level IT staff, Network Administrators and Technicians.

Conference Website:

http://www.computelec.com.au/possibilities2010/

To download ELH or SchoolTech conference brochure, click here

Conducted the day after the ELH and SchoolTech conferences finish, the school tours allow delegates to visit technology-rich classrooms in Victorian schools that are leading the way in equipping students with 21^st Century skills through the use of technology.

This year’s conference questions professional educators on how the collective leadership effort of Teachers, parents and positional leaders can be harnessed to improve learning and children’s achievement. Workshops will explore specific issues such as ‘Make a difference in Student Learning’ and ‘Make a difference in Collective Leadership.’

The conference is aimed at Executive Directors, Principals and Deputy Principals together with aspiring future leaders from Primary, Special and Secondary schools.

The ECAWA 2010 State Conference will be held at Canning College, Marquis Street, Bentley, on Wednesday the 29th and Thursday the 30th of September, 2010, and in the first week of the September / October school holidays.

More information to follow!

Conference website: http://ecawa.wa.edu.au/conferences/state-conference-10/

This two-day K-12 conference is designed to address the professional learning needs of IT Integrators in independent schools. Keynotes and workshop presentations will cover a wide range of topics including Web 2.0 technologies, interactive whiteboards, learning objects and subject specific content. It is expected that the conference will attract a wide range of education delegates who will, in the main, be ICT integration teachers and classroom teachers who are keen to integrate IT into their curriculum in NSW schools. However delegates also typically include teacher librarians and IT Managers as well.