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- May 30th, 2008
“Here we come!”
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We are pleased to announce that Channel 4 Education, one of our lead sponsors, are giving an Educational Showcase with the title of “Here we come!” Channel 4 Education Showcase.
Matt Locke, Commissioning Editor and his team will be available to showcase some of the innovative, cross platform projects, games and web based services they are commissioning for 2008/9. They will be focussing on issues derived from young people’s needs and desires that may be outside the more formal education curriculum. This will be taking place at 12.30 on Thursday 25 September. Further information and booking available through the seminar page.
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More- May 30th, 2008
Banners for your blog
- jms
- Comments: none Tags: : Categories Blogs/podcasts, Feedback
We have prepared some graphics that you can use on your blog posts and other social media, to promote the Scottish Learning Festival 2008.
Please visit the image library on the website to download your own copies, and see a selection of photographs from previous events.
Remember to keep using the SLF2008 tag on all posts, presentations and images relating to the event so that we can cross reference all your views.
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More- May 27th, 2008
Sharing content
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We are encouraging speakers to use Sharepoint to display and share their presentations.
As a friendly way to introduce this idea – please follow this link to view a light herted introduction to the concept by Dean Shareksi.
There is an event set up for 2008 as well as the one from last year.
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More- October 18th, 2007
More audio recordings II
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- Comments: none Tags: : Categories Audio, Blogs/podcasts
A third set of audio recordings from this year’s Festival are now available on the Scottish Learning Festival website.
Seminars:
- D1J Twinning between Denominational and Non-Denominational Schools
- A2C Our Journey to Excellence along the Microtech Road
- D2G Leadership for Learning
- A1B Towards the Curriculum for Excellence: Using an Interdisciplinary Study to Combine Learning Outcomes
- A2D Help! They Know More than I do: Meeting the Needs of our Most Able Pupils
- H1A Arts and Culture Integrated across Children’s Services: Current Practice and Opportunities
- A1I How Feuerstein Methodologies can Develop the Four Capacities of the Curriculum for Excellence
- A1J Creating the Curriculum for Excellence through Literature in Learning
There are more presentation slides/notes appearing on the seminar pages as soon as they become available.
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More- October 15th, 2007
More audio recordings
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- Comments: none Tags: : Categories Audio, Blogs/podcasts
A second set of audio recordings from this year’s Festival are now available on the Scottish Learning Festival website.
As before, these are unedited recordings from the seminars, without introductions in many cases, which sometimes have varying sound quality. But if you were not able to make it to the event, or were busy at other seminars, you can get a good idea of what was covered.
Seminars:
- L1I Early Years Curriculum: Opportunity or Challenge?
- D2H Harvard Reflections
- F1H An Inconvenient Truth: Education Response
- N1J Use of Voting System Technologies to Support Learners
- A2E Teaching About Islamophobia in the Classroom
- B2A Literature in Learning: A Year of Scots at Letham Primary School
- B2C Creating a Pedagogical Meeting Place in Primary 1
- C1H Using E-assessment to Support Teachers and Learners
- B1G The Child at the Centre and the Self-evaluation Framework
Also, there are more presentation slides/notes appearing on the seminar pages when they become available.
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More- October 5th, 2007
Audio recordings
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- Comments: none Tags: : Categories Audio, Blogs/podcasts
The first set of audio recordings from this year’s Festival are now available on the Scottish Learning Festival website.
These are unedited recordings from the seminars, without introductions in many cases, which sometimes have varying sound quality. But if you were not able to make it to the event, or were busy at other seminars, you can get a good idea of what was covered.
Seminars:
- B1B A Collaborative Approach to Developing Information Literacy Skills
- L1B Glow and the Curriculum for Excellence
- B2D On the Money
- S2D Developing Meaningful International Links
- B1F From a Coalition of the Willing to the United Nations
- L1G International Education in Action: 3–18
- L1H Science Education: Evolution or Revolution?
- D2I Leadership
- C2J Wallace Hall Schools of Ambition
- J1J Fostering the Reading Habit: Partnerships with Publishers
Also, there are some presentation notes beginning to appear on the seminar pages when they become available.
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More- September 18th, 2007
Connected LIVE
- jms
- Comments: 4 Comments » Tags: : Categories Blogs/podcasts, Feedback, Scottish education
Connected Live has now been launched – just in time to get plenty of use during the Learning Festival!!
Posts and comments from a wide range of sources will be aggregated and display here, as well offering the audience the chance to feedback. You can also:
Get involved – make your voice heard.
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More- August 10th, 2007
TeachMeet ’07
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- Comments: 3 Comments » Tags: : Categories Blogs/podcasts
As a fringe event during the Scottish Leaning Festival, you will be able to visit, and hopefully contribute to TeachMeet ’07.
The event will start at 6.30pm on September 19 at the Glasgow Science Centre (opposite the SECC), where you can share your own seven minute story highlighting something interesting or different in your teaching.
Sign in to the wiki and see who else is coming.
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More- August 8th, 2007
Join the Scottish Learning Festival via Facebook
- jms
- Comments: 1 Comment Tags: : Categories Blogs/podcasts, Feedback
You can now join in the fun on the SLF Facebook Group and keep abreast of what’s going on.
This will be the start of some new and exciting ways to interact colleagues and delegates, brought to you by the team at Learning and Teaching Scotland.
In the meantime, get yourself added to the SLF Facebook Group and prepare for some exciting times over the next couple of months.
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More- October 3rd, 2006
Podcasts
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Forty seven MP3 audio recordings are now available on the Scottish Learning Festival website. They are posted on the relevant seminar pages. To view a list of all recordings – please go to the RSS feed page. Copy and paste the address (http://www.ltscotland.org.uk/rss/settpodcasts.xml) into your podcast catching software to subscribe to this feed. All available recordings are being made available at once.
After you have listened to your favourate speakers at your leisure – please feel free to send feedback to the SETT Content Editor or send comments via the blog.
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