About ICTENSW

The ICT Educators of New South Wales is a professional organisation designed to support the use of ICT, STEM and Computer Science by educators in New South Wales.
ICTENSW represents all teachers’ interests at local, state and national levels. It advocates on matters of curriculum and equity and promotes best practice in the use of ICT in learning.

The board comprises volunteers active in K–12 education and teacher education who provide their services pro bono.

Conference Program - DigiTLL (Digital Technologies, Learning and Literacy)

The Conference program is organised around topics relevant to educators across subject disciplines and stages of learning. These include:

Leading Change in ICT
Digital Technologies curriculum implementation
NSW learning areas – Primary Science & Technology, Years 7–10 Computer Technology, 11–12 Enterprise Computing and Software Engineering
Digital Pedagogies and Technology enhanced learning (Primary and Secondary)
Emerging Technologies
Reconsidering the priority of digital literacies in classroom practice

Cybersecurity

Who will attend?

This hybrid conference is for educators who use information communication technologies (ICT), science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) and computer science in teaching and learning, or would like to do so. Delegates will include educators and leaders from the Government, Catholic and Independent school sectors as well as educators involved in teacher education.

Major Sponsorship

ICT Educators NSW offers an opportunity to connect with a highly engaged community of educators and school leaders across primary, secondary and tertiary institutions from both Government and Non-Government education sectors. Conference sponsorship enables our partners to share their products, advertise directly with their target market and demonstrate their support and commitment in promoting quality education and improved student outcomes.

A virtual stream is provided for those who cannot physically attend, further increasing the reach for sponsors.

Sponsorship Package

ICT Educators NSW 34th Annual Conference 16-17 March 2023.

Package	Vendor $1000	General $2000	Gold $4000
Option to hold a vendors table and collect delegate details	✔	✔	✔
Acknowledgement by MC during conference	✔	✔	✔
Promotional slide at the opening of the conference	✔	✔	✔
Company name and logo in conference slides and break slides		✔	✔
Option to run a workshop face-to-face which must be presented by a registered NESA teacher.		✔	✔
Breakout rooms during breaks for interactive discussion with attendees			✔
1 min promotional video at the beginning of each conference day and displayed on our website for 12 months			✔
Sponsorship for a regional teacher to attend the conference.			✔
Pop up sponsor	Talk to us
Beyond the conference - Industry Partner with an ongoing relationship	Talk to us

Pop up Sponsor options

Sponsor one of the following and place your banner, representative and table near the table:

coffee cart
morning tea
lunch
afternoon tea
sponsor a regional teacher
competition
ongoing support for ICTENSW events

This prospectus serves as a guideline for sponsorship and support of ICTENSW events. If you have an idea that caters to your unique requirements, those of the Conference and ICTENSW members, please contact the Conference Secretariat to discuss your proposal. Because of the changing nature of conferences we need you to understand that there might be slight changes in the conference, if this will affect you any changes such as this will be discussed in advance with you before finalisation.

Beyond the Conference - Partnering with ICTENSW

ICTENSW undertakes projects to discover new strategies for the use of ICT in the classroom and advocates for digital technologies education throughout schooling.

Support may be through financial sponsorship, provision of resources and facilities, provision of workshops, mentoring of teachers and/or students in schools etc. The following initiatives are priority areas for ICTENSW project groups:

Development of ICTENSW outreach programs for non-metropolitan members
Advocacy for implementation of the new Australian Technologies Curriculum
Development of a Digital Leadership program for school students supporting Code Clubs and co-curricular initiatives in school education
Development of a Digital Leadership program aimed at developing technical skills, leadership skills to implement effective use of technologies in schools in ways that promote quality student outcomes.
Development of Resources for teachers struggling to implement the Digital Technologies curriculum
Hosting regular webinars to reach a wider constituency