ECAWA 2008 State Conference Thursday 17th July 2008
8.00–9.00 | Registration. Tea and coffee available in canteen - Visit Trade Exhibition and network with sponsors and colleagues | |||||||
9.00–9.15 | Welcome - Michael Leishman - ECAWA President Official Opening Alan Genoni, Principal Canning College Demographic polling - Keepad | |||||||
| 9:15-9:20 | Major sponsor address - AV Media Systems WA | |||||||
9.20 – 10.10 | Keynote Address Aidan McCarthy, IT Director Scotch College | |||||||
| 10:10-10:15 | Major sponsor address -WJ Moncreiff Pty Ltd | |||||||
| 10:15-10-20 | Paul Reid – ECAWA web tools for the Conference | |||||||
10.15–11.15 | Morning Tea in the Canteen - Visit Trade Exhibition and network with sponsors and colleagues | |||||||
LOCATION | Computer Lab 1 | Computer Lab 2 | Lecture room 1 | Lecture room 2 | Lecture room 3 | Sponsors Presentations | ||
11.15–12.10 Session 1 Concurrent Presentations | Rob Poulter Setting up your own web tools – Web servers and databases: the short version | Lindy Reger Write more. Talk more! Getting kids online | Deb Newman Schools Online Curriculum Services – creating networked learning communities. | Karen Glassby and Julie Major Embedding ICT into your classroom | Dr Paul Newhouse Digital Forms of Assessment – What We Found | Juli Rush The Promethean InteractivClassroom – by teachers for teachers | ||
12.15–1.10 Session 2 Concurrent Presentations | Stephen O'Neil Sound and Video Fundamentals | Phil Bradbury Online Resources to support the Curriculum. Session 1 | Mark Nixon The Perfect Storm – iPods, podcasts ,Wiki, and blogs – everything you need to know | Phil Pound The Opportunities and Challenges of a 1:1 Notebook Program | Paul Reid A closer look at the Horizon Report 2008. Presentation – primary / secondary | Jeremy Hurst Winthrop Australia Education in a Changing World | ||
1.15 – 2.30 | Lunch in the Canteen - Visit Trade Exhibition and network with sponsors and colleagues | |||||||
2.30–3.25 Session 3 Concurrent Presentations | Mike Leishman Scratch Programming for Beginners | Phil Bradbury Online Resources to support the Curriculum. Session 2 | Rob Hill The less I teach the more my kids learn, lessons from the ASISTM project | Luke Haldon Wiimote Interactive | Mark Stephens How to build your own interactive website using FREE Web 2.0 tools | Sean Pigdon & Andy Penman AV Media Systems WA Teaching response systems.* | ||
3.30–4.15 Session 4 Concurrent Presentations | Marcus McGavock Creating a website with Adobe Web Design Tools | Chris Mawson Using the Joomla CMS to create a school website | Stephen O'Neil Digital Imaging 101 . | Pat Nottle & Paul Fuller Implementing a parent-funded one-to-one laptop program | Hall Jackson LUL Technology Free and Open Source Software and Interactive Whiteboards | |||
4.20–5.15 Session 5 Concurrent Presentations | Lucy Mandyczewsky. Scratch in the primary classroom - a free program to motivate your class | Brendon Norris Mobile office and Distance learning - Interactive website | Raechelle Lee Vox Pod – The voice of students | Louise Cimetta Digital Tools for the Primary Numeracy Classroom | Paul Fuller Creating School 2.0 | Belinda Blackburn - WJ Moncrieff e-safety - cyberbullying | ||
| 5.15 – 5.40 | Val Baird - Consumer and Finance Literacy Project Conference Evaluation - Keepad | |||||||
| 5.40-7:00 | Social get together - Drinks, sponsored by AV Media Systems WA, and Pizza | |||||||