skumarMarch 2nd, 2010
Fancy yourself as a games designer? Now is your chance to design, create and market your own computer game with great characters and compelling storylines. Your game only has to meet two criteria for your chance to win some great prizes.
1. It should be an adventure/platform/puzzle game with a story behind it.
2. The player should be able to control a character and solve a puzzle or collect items to progress to the next level / complete the game.
If you are a pupil at a school in Scotland then you can enter your game in one of four categories:
1. Primary Individual
2. Primary Group
3. Secondary Individual
4. Secondary Group
Find out more about the Digital Games Design Competition on the Consolarium blog.
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skumarFebruary 22nd, 2010
Calling all Jenson Button and Lewis Hamiltons of the future.
Would you like to race head to head, in front of a live audience and win the title of SLF10 MarioKarter Champion?
This year at SLF10 there will be a Mario Kart Grand Prix for Primary and Secondary pupils. In order to qualify you must be in the top 4 verified time trial times.
Teachers must submit a photo of a pupil’s verified Time Trial time. These times will be logged on a leader board held on the Consolarium Glow Group and blog so you can track your position against the whole of Scotland. The four fastest primary pupils and four fastest secondary pupils will be invited, with school representatives, to compete in a live race final at SLF10.
Find out more about the SLF10 Mario Kart Challenge on the Consolarium blog.
Categories: SLF 2010
skumarFebruary 8th, 2010
The deadline for submitting seminar proposals for this year’s Scottish Learning Festival has now passed. Thanks to everyone who submitted proposals for SLF 2010. The review process is now underway and more information will be available shortly.
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tessJanuary 7th, 2010
The theme for SLF 2010 is Curriculum for Excellence: Enhancing experiences, raising standards. We are now accepting abstracts for proposed participation. Visit the Scottish Learning Festival website for more information on the theme and details of how to submit a proposal.
Categories: Curriculum for Excellence, SLF 2010, Scottish education
jmsNovember 19th, 2009
Here is a further list of seminars that have their associated presentations added to this site:
If there are any more, they will be posted on their respective seminar descriptor pages.
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Categories: SLF09, Scottish education, Speakers
jmsNovember 3rd, 2009
Here is an additional list of seminars that have their associated presentations added to this site:
More to follow.
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Categories: SLF09, Scottish education, Speakers
jmsNovember 3rd, 2009
Please find the slides from Ferre Laevers’ keynote presentation about using an experiential approach at all levels given at SLF 2009 on his seminar page.
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Categories: Curriculum for Excellence, Keynotes, SLF09
jmsOctober 28th, 2009
Returning in 2009, Conference in Pictures was a pictorial gallery capturing the meaning behind the words at SLF. A selection of images made during SLF 2009 are now available to view on the SLF website.
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Categories: Curriculum for Excellence, Exhibition, Feedback, SLF09
jmsOctober 21st, 2009
Please find the slides from Carol Dweck’s keynote presentation about developing ‘Growth Mindsets’ at SLF 2009 on her seminar page.
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Categories: Curriculum for Excellence, Keynotes, SLF09
jmsOctober 9th, 2009
To save you hunting about – here is a list of seminars that, so far, have their associated presentations added to this site:
More to follow.
A few more presentations have been shared by presenters via www.SlideShare.net.
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Categories: SLF09, Scottish education, Speakers