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When: November 6th, 2002 11:00 to 18:00
Location: National Museum for Photography, Film and Television
Price:
£245.00
Reduced to £195.00 if you are eligible for a discount.
A two-day conference, presented by NESTA, exploring the impact of digital technology on the future of education and the relationship between learners and teachers.
Opening Pandora's Toolbox will explore the impact of digital
technology on the future of education - and in particular - how
it changes the relationship between the learner and the teacher.
The conference will address both schools-based education and
life-long learning and will feature a mix of keynote
presentations, panel discussion, case studies, workshops and
dedicated exhibition time.
The conference is organised by Nesta Futurelab (www.nestafuturelab.org), the body set-up by
the National Endowment for Science, Technology and the Arts and
the Department for Education and Skills to create imaginative
and compelling prototypes of learning software and services
based on interactive digital technology.
Topics for investigation and discussion include:
- How tools are changing the nature of learning
- The creative and educational potential of
connectivity
- Creating new educational experiences in the classroom
- Exploring the evolving role of digital tools in education
within the context of the growing digitisation of society
- Digital tools that liberate the user from the confines of
the desk
- Tools for educational assessment and learning
management
- The impact of digital tools on curriculum development
Speakers at Opening Pandora's Toolbox include:
- Professor Jim Norton, Chairman, Strategy Implementation
Group, Broadband Stakeholders Forum; Advisory Board member of
the UK Parliamentary Office of Science & Technology; UK
Country Manager, Deutsche Telekom
- Professor Michael Wilson, Rutherford Appleton
Laboratories, Manager, UK and Ireland Regional Office of the
World Wide Web Consortium.
- Professor Angela McFarlane, Director of Learning
Technology, Graduate School of Education, Bristol
University
- Dr. Ken Boston, Chief Executive, Curriculum and Education
Authority
- Professor Diana Laurillard, Head, e-Learning Strategy
Unit, Department for Education and Skills
- Professor Angela McFarlane, Director of Learning
Technology, Graduate School of Education, University of
Bristol
- Robert Rasmussen, President & COO for Executive
Discovery, a sister company of LEGO
- Tony Wheeler, Co founder and Creative Director, TAG
Learning
- Niel McLean, Director of Learning, BECTA
- Lewis Bronze, Chief Executive Officer, Espresso
- Kirsti Aho, Director of Content and Curriculum,
Macromedia
- Mike Sharples, Kodak/ Royal Academy of Engineering
Research Professor of Educational Technology, University of
Birmingham
- Dr. Stuart Lee, Head of the Centre for Humanities
Computing, University of Oxford
Visit www.nestafuturelab.org/events for more
information, email: events@nestafuturelab.org
or telephone Jenny Stayne on 0117 9158209.
Location
National Museum for Photography, Film and Television
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