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September 10th, 2009

Which theme would you choose?

Andrew Brown
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 : Categories Expressive Arts, Technologies

We thought it was time for a change, so we’ve drawn up a few possible new themes for Glow that we’d love your opinion on.

There are 15 in total, and we’d like to gauge which ones are the most popular. The two that are the most popular, we’ll develop into themes that users of Glow can select to use. We’ll announce which two are the winners at SLF this year.

[NOTE: the poll has now closed - thanks to all who took part :-) ]

If you want to find out more about the competition to design your own theme for Glow, then visit this page on the main GlowScotland site.

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June 30th, 2009

Glowing at the Scottish Learning Festival

Katie Barrowman
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 : Categories Curriculum for Excellence, Events

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Session 2008-9 has drawn to a close, so what better time to look forward to next year? Holidays and relaxation may be the priorities for the next few weeks, but why not spare a few minutes to register for The Scottish Learning Festival? Seminars are filling fast, but there’s still time to pick from the extensive and impressive programme of events, including more than thirty with a Glow element. And, of course, the return of the Glowing Lounge is bound to prove popular, so if you want to get involved, make sure you register.

Watch this blog for previews of some of the fantastic Glowing seminars, more details of the Glowing Lounge programme, and information about SLF Extra, the Glow group to complement the festival, and where those who can’t attend in the flesh can become virtual delegates and share in some of the amazing practice being showcased.

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