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EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY | NA ACE ANNUAL CONFERENCE | 57


Would you like to be part of the Naace Conference 2014?


Naace will be holding its next annual Conference on 27-28 March 2014 at the De Vere East Midlands Conference Centre in Notingham N


aace Conference is widely supported by industry partners and would like to invite you to showcase your products and services at our


exhibition, which takes place over the two days. Naace have a range of packages to suit your needs,


starting from £550 + VAT per day. Exhibitors gain access to all sessions and networking opportunities throughout the event where they’re able to build strong links with the ever-growing Naace community. In addition to the exhibition, Naace also have a


number of sponsorship opportunities available, including advertising in the conference magazine, sponsorship of the TeachMeet-style event or support of the Annual Naace Impact Awards. Sponsors receive numerous PR opportunities leading to, throughout and post the event.


Opportunities for industry partners: The Naace conference is a great opportunity for industry partners – it gives you a platform to showcase new products and services and build up your brand. The conference also gives you a beter understanding of the marketplace and allows you to build your contact base and expand your business network.


The 2014 conference will address how to be outstanding in a world full of technology and the implications of this, addressing school improvement and raising standards, meeting technical challenges and e-twinning.


The fantastic line-up of keynote speakers includes: ✥ John Anderson – managing inspector, ETI, Northern Ireland. ✥ Jim Fanning – head of emerging technologies, Education Scotland. ✥ Lindsay Harvey – head of digital learning, DfES,


Welsh Government and Janet Hayward – chair of National Digital Learning Council for Wales. ✥ Jeff Smith – consultant to Brent Schools Partnership. ✥ Professor Celia Hoyles OBE and Professor Richard Noss – London Knowledge Lab, Institute of education, University of London. ✥ Peter Yeomans – Plymouth University. ✥ Jan Harrison – Naace, Tim Scratcherd – School House Partnership, Dr Carol Porter – Children's Service, Bury LA. ✥ Tim Rylands and Sarah Neild – So into It.


Alongside the keynote sessions we’ll be presenting the Naace Impact Awards winners, you'll be able to network at NaaceShare – a new Teachmeet-style event and get involved in the engaging breakout sessions. Naace is the national association for everyone


promoting learning with technology in a connected world. We are a community of schools, teachers, those who work in schools and the education technology industry. Our members share a vision for the role of technology in improving and transforming learning and teaching. As a professional association, Naace represents the


voice of the UK education technology community in the schools sector at a national and international level, as well as supporting one another across the sector through conferences, courses and the dissemination of resources, research and reflection. Naace plays a key role in both members’ professional development and the progression of the profession as a whole, through the sharing of innovation and expertise. UB


✥ For more details visit www.naace.co.uk/events/ conference2014 or contact aga.kelly@naace.co.uk or on 0115 7484367


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