Northern Grid for Learning - School Broadband, eSafety, Learning Resources and More
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DescriptionEngaging Schools with 3rd Millennium Learning Development. Meet experts and enthusiasts in your area to learn about groundbreaking impact of technology in schools. Come along and join in an afternoon or twilight session with representatives of Naace, Vital and local schools who are reaping the benefits of inspired use of technology. Attendance at this event will offer your school the following opportunities:
• To receive free access to three new Vital Subject Portals for five of your staff • To engage in a trial project using Kinect in your classrooms • To be part of a test-bed of schools using Kindles to empower learning • To hear about how Naace's CPD programme (including extensive range of free courses) as well as how you can be a pilot school for 3rd Millennium Learning award • To meet school representatives in your area that want to collaborate with you through the use of technology • To learn more about the free Self-review Framework; the key points to make it all work efficiently • To gain access to Vital's collaboration tools • To have access to Vital’s Online conferencing system (inter school networking) • To receive Top Tips document for 10 subject areas. Schools taking part in the programme may be selected to report on impact upon teaching and learning at the Naace Strategic Conference 2012 and Vital website.
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| School Booking (includes up to 2 people attending from the same school) |
£60 + Vat |
| Naace Members | £40 + Vat |
| Naace Non members | £50 + Vat |
As with all our events - we aim to give Naace members value for money. If you would like to join prior to booking your place please see www.naace.co.uk/membership for further details.
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Please note - there is limited availability at each venue - please book early to avoid disappointment.
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Open to people, places, methods and ideas, The Open University provides high-quality university education to all.
For employers and individual students, whatever your learning and training needs, our local staff are available to provide information and advice to guide you onto the right course.
Once you start studying we will support you or your employees through to successful completion and achievement of the appropriate qualification.
In the North, our dedicated staff will help you make that choice.
The Open University in the North has 70 staff and 550 part-time tutors supporting the 5,500 students in the North of England. The region also supports 5,500 students across continental western Europe and has a network of 13 country co-ordinators in major cities across Europe. 150 of our tutors are based in continental western Europe.
We provide flexible support, tailored to the needs of the individual student and their area of study.
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