COMPUTING & IT RESOURCES
ICT for Education Brighton Conference, 13 March 2020
To find out more about ICT for Education and register for the Brighton event:
uVisit:
ictforeducation.co.uk uTel: 01983 812305 uEmail:
info@ictforeducation.co.uk
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CT for Education will host the first of its 2020 regional conferences in Brighton, on Friday 13
March at the Amex Stadium. The conference is free of charge for all delegates and offers primary and secondary teachers, special needs teachers, senior leadership teams, school administrators, technology leaders and network managers opportunities to discover innovative technology solutions, adopt best practice implementation, and network with peers. Delegates who register for and attend the
conference will have a chance to win a Fire HD Tablet for personal use and £500 to spend on IT solutions for their school. The conference will be led by Miles Berry,
principal lecturer and subject leader for computing education at University of Roehampton, and a contributor to numerous computing related projects including the national curriculum computing programmes of study, Switched on Computing, Barefoot Computing and QuickStart Computing. Miles will be joined by speakers including
primary and secondary school teachers who will share their work with ICT in the classroom, and industry experts covering topics such as cloud computing in education and tools to improve student safeguarding.
An exhibition will run alongside the ICT for
Education conference in Brighton, offering access to a wide range of products and services designed to inspire and advance teaching and learning, as well as whole school use of technology. Sarah Underwood, editorial director at ICT for
Education, says: “ICT for Education Brighton will be an informative and entertaining event, as well as a forum for discussion with speakers, peers and solution providers.”
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