This year’s conference themes are
We especially welcome papers from speakers with practical and recent experience in developing these themes within the classroom and are able to share their experiences with others.
We are looking for speakers who will genuinely inspire and offer practical guidance to ensure all delegates to leave the conference with confidence and enthusiasm to try at least one new idea or activity they’ve seen during the day.
You are invited to submit a 200-300 word abstract. A panel of specialists will also consider papers and authors will be informed of the panel’s decision on 11 November 2011
Deadline for submission is: October 31, 2011
Authors will be informed of the panel’s decision by: November 11, 2011
Accepted papers will be published in the conference programme and available to delegates on this website.
The theme of Northern Grid’s 2012 conference is focused on how education technology supports and engages all members of the learning community. Teachers, pupils and parents are enriched and empowered by the communication opportunities available through effective use of education technology and social media within the school, the local region and the wider world.
The conference programme showcases outstanding and inspiring practitioners, from across the UK, in a packed workshop schedule designed to ensure professional development is at the heart of the day.
Leaders, decision makers, teachers, governors, consultants.
Congratulations on a superb ceremony... It was my first time and I thought the organisation and the atmosphere was excellent. My team really enjoyed it so thanks to you and the organising team.
I hope you've come down to earth after an amazing two days last week!
The speakers were excellent, there was a real buzz around the event and some of the creativity reading the use of technology in the workshops was brilliant.
Their support put us on the right path and helped us on our journey to making best use of technology to support teaching and learning. We wouldn't be where we are without Northern Grid.