ICTEV 2005 Conference - Actively Interactive
The theme of this year's conference is Actively Interactive. Actively Interactive describes the range of approaches that engage learners in meaningful and purposeful ways. Learners need to see technologies as supportive of their knowledge needs; providing them with the means to be proactive and collaborative.
This year's conference provides school principals, ICT leaders, primary, secondary and tertiary educators, technicians and specialists with a range of sessions that will allow them to explore best practice examples, and see first hand what is topical and exciting in the areas of ICT in education and new approaches to technology in learning.
Included in the conference will be a comprenhensive trade display to enable participants responsible for the purchases of software and hardware to make informed decisions based on quality, suitability, backup service and price.
ICTEV would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of our conference sponsors. Without their valuable support this year's conference would not be able to provide the value that it does.
Register for the conference now and go in the draw to win a Playstation 2, digital camera and memory sticks along with other door prizes.
Participants are encouraged to bring their own laptop to each session to fully participate in this conference. Laptop must have: a CD Rom drive, Microsoft Office, and Windows XP or OSX.
For delegates attending:
11.05am Pres Room 6: Learning objects and the digital curriculum
Please download Microsoft Producer (Free Download)
Please download Microsoft Photo Story (Free Download)
2.35pm Pres Room 4: Don't have a video camera, no problem. Making movies without a camera
Please download Microsoft Creativity Fun Pack for Windows Movie Maker 2 (Free Download)
Conference notes available for download:
11.05
Pres Rm 1 - A global perspective Notes
Pres Rm 2 - ICT Literacy: more cognitive than technical NOTES
Pres Rm 3 - The Sword and the Rose: Macbeth Part 2 for Yr 10 NOTES
Pres Rm 4 - Learning technology at Anderson's Creek Primary School
Pres Rm 5 - Engaging language students online NOTES
Pres Rm 6 - Learning objects and the digital curriculum NOTES
Pres Rm 8 - Interactive assessment tools for the practising classroom teacher NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 9 - Kahootz in the primary classroom
Wrkshp Rm 10 - Dreamweaver MS2004 using cascading style sheets to design a website
Wrkshp Rm 11 - Animation in the artroom
Wrkshp Rm 12 - iMovie NOTES
11.40
Pres Rm 2 - From intranets to virtual learning environments, what are the benefits for our students NOTES
Pres Rm 3 - Any other comments? What makes an effective ICT PD session? NOTES
Pres Rm 5 - MICE: the power of student ICT leadership
Pres Rm 6 - ICT in the Victorian Essential Learning Standards (VELS) NOTES NOTES
Pres Rm 8 - Using graphic organisers in the P-3 classes and organising thinking processes with Kidspiration NOTES
12.15
Pres Rm 1 - Emerging technologies and ICTE NOTES
Pres Rm 2 - Electronic resources, are they used the way they were intended? NOTES
Pres Rm 3 - Using the intranet for curriculum delivery NOTES
Pres Rm 4 - Differentiated learning: planning for different styles of learning in the early years NOTES
Pres Rm 5 - Using ICT to develop relationships NOTES
2.35
Pres Rm 1 - International research: exploring UNESCO education material
Pres Rm 2 - Developing online collaborative communities of practice NOTES
Pres Rm 3 - Digital stories NOTES
Pres Rm 4 - Don't have a video camera, no problems. Making movies without at camera NOTES 1 NOTES 2
Pres Rm 5 - ICT in Science NOTES
Pres Rm 6 - More on Moodle: incredibly powerful, stable, flexible and free
Pres Rm 7 - Macromedia Captivate: discover the latest in web animation
Pres Rm 8 - Using the internet in the primary classroom NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 9 - Hotlists to Webquests: actively integrating the internet into the classroom NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 10 - Nurturing creativity, aesthetic sense and lateral thinking in learners and teachers NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 11 - Digitze me NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 12 - Digital video production in the classroom
3.10
Pres Rm 2 - Rubrics: authentic assessment in ICT NOTES 1 NOTES 2 NOTES 3 NOTES 4
Pres Rm 3 - The internet as a teaching tool and education resource in the primary school NOTES
Pres Rm 6 - Utilising technology advancements in the classroom
Pres Rm 7 - Macromedia Breeze: discover the latest in real time online conferencing
4.10
Pres Rm 1 - Actively interactive: are all your students engaged? NOTES
Pres Rm 2 - Computer assisted learning in and across all classrooms NOTES
Pres Rm 3 - Digital year book creation NOTES
Pres Rm 4 - Developing an eLearning environment using MS Sharepoint server and Class server
Pres Rm 5 - Authentic tasks and digital portfolios NOTES
Pres Rm 6 - Fun maths with robots
Pres Rm 7 - Exploration of The Le@rning Federation's online content NOTES
Pres Rm 8 - ICT in the Victorian Essential Learning Standards (VELS) NOTES NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 9 - Actively integrating ICT in the middle and later years NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 10 - Playing around with EdNA Groups NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 11 - Blogging, RSS and the Read / Write web NOTES
Wrkshp Rm 12 - Digital music producation in the classroom NOTES
4.45
Pres Rm 3 - Learning through leisure NOTES NOTES
Pres Rm 4 - Software for special needs NOTES NOTES
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Location
The Atrium, Wadhurst Campus, Melbourne Grammar School, Domain Rd, South Yarra Vic
Melways Ref: 2L; A2
Date
Saturday 21st May 2005
Workshop sessions
Workshop sessions are limited to 20 persons to ensure that all participants have access to an individual computer.
Prebooking
To ensure you are able to attend all your presentations and workshops, you are able to prebook when you register online.
Pricing
Registration includes:
Keynote address
All conference sessions
Morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea and cocktail party
Conference satchel
Registration fees:
ICTEV Member
ICTEV Regional Member
Non Member
Full Time Undergraduate Student**
** Photocopy of current full time undergraduate student card is to accompany the conference registration form and payment to secure this special rate.
Cancellations
There is no refund if less than one week of notice is given to the ICTEV Office. Cancellation prior to this will incur a $60 cancellation fee.
Parking
Parking will be available at CARE Parking, 13-21 Palmerston Crescent, South Melbourne. The carpark will be open from 7am until 8pm. Map available when you download Conference Logistics.
The venue can be reached by public transport, with the closest train station being 'Flinders Street'. The St Kilda Road tram can take you from the station to the corner of St Kilda and Domain Roads. To check further public transport details: www.metlinkmelbourne.com.au
Catering
The annual conference is fully catered with continuous tea and coffee facilities. Those with special dietary requirements should complete the appropriate section on the registration form. |
