Tuesday 20th April 6:30 to 9pm

MacRobert Building, Aberdeen University

 

 

Supported by:

 

 

Did you miss the event?

You can catch up with the events of the evening by watching the recorded live stream in 3 parts: 

Part 1, Part 2, and Part 3

 

We also recorded the #tmsea10 'tweets' about the evening via Twapper Keeper. This lets you view the online disucssion (thanks to @don_iain for that)

 

Finally, the discussions shouldn't stop just because the event has happened.  You can still contribute to the conversation via twitter or the collaborative document of presentation summaries, where you can also get information about the things you saw on the night.

 

 

 

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TeachMeet Student Edition: Aberdeen is a TeachMeet specifically designed for student teachers and teachers in their probationary year. This is an informal gathering of those who want to share cool ideas they have tried in their classrooms.

 

You can come along to chat, watch, listen or even give a seven or two minute presentation

(n.b. you don't need to be a Probationer or student to present!)

Everyone's welcome to join us for TeachEat afterwards. 

 

To sign up: e-mail tmsea10@googlemail.com or add your name below (Not sure how? Click here for instructions)

 

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When and Where? Want to present? Seven minute micropresentations Two minute nano presentations Learning conversations Possible conversation topics - please add ideas to this list: Where? Who's eating? Sponsors

 

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When and Where?

 

Tuesday 20th April 6:30 to 9pm

TeachEat thereafter

 

MacRobert Building

581 King St

Aberdeen

AB42 5UD

 

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Want to present?

 

Presentation Rules

 

It doesn't matter how you present - with or without ICT.

You get 1 minute to set yourself up. If you plan to use technology, it may not work on the night!

You can share websites, etc. which you find useful, but you can't just showcase a product. 

 

Seven minute micropresentations

 

Add your name and what you may talk about below.  Just don't bother signing up if you are only showcasing a product!

If you are a student or Probationer, please note that beside your name.

 

1. J Arrol - using Glow Groups and Glow Learn to support absent pupils.
2. Ryan Delaney - @rjdelaneyteach - Interquest/ Polleverywhere
3. Jennifer Harvey - @relativism -  not decided but possibly PrimaryPad/ Googledocs  
4. Anna Rossvoll - @rossvoll - Digital Storytelling Treasure Map 
5. Andy McLaughlin - @mclaughlin_andy  - Wallwisher - check out this wall & feel free to add your own ideas: http://www.wallwisher.com/wall/tmsea10

 

 

Two minute nano presentations

 

Add your name and what you may talk about below. Don't bother if it is just about showcasing a product.  

If you are a student or Probationer, please note that beside your name.

 

1.  Jennifer Harvey - @relativism - Global Classrooms
2. Andy McLaughlin - @mclaughlin_andy - Podcasts (Audacity)

 

 

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Enthusiastic Lurkers (who's coming but not presenting)

 

1. Irene Morrison - definitely lurking as I am intrigued!
2. Cath Riddoch - probable lurker. 
3. Lynsey Melvin 
4. David Brent 
5. Pamela D'Onofrio 
6. Darren Gibb
7. Carrie McCune 
8. Cheryl Brydon (possibly) 
9. Lisa Craig
10. Rachel Frew 
11. Claire Aitken
12. Christopher Pennington
13. Belinda Anderson 
14. Linda Stephen
15. Jim McCracken
16. George Drew 

 

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Learning conversations

 

Not everyone gets, or wants, to present, which means you could sit through the entire thing without saying a word - that's not exactly the best way to learn! Recent unconferences, including LeadMeet09 and the education2020 unconference, have included time for small group discussion. How about every 3 presentations then 10 minutes for informal group conversations?

 

Possible conversation topics - please add ideas to this list:

 

1. Curriculum for Excellence - what's best about it, what's worst about it? 
2. Two stars and a wish for Scottish Education.
3. What will the schools of the future look like? 

 

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Watch online (if you can't make it in person)

 

If you can't make it in person, we will be streaming the evening live.  You can watch proceedings at http://bit.ly/tmsea10live 

1. Nick (@ScotsNick) 
2. Debbie
3. Susan Crabb (frm Dundee Uni)
4. Bobby Flett
5. Lisa Sturrock (@seo blog)
6. Ashleigh Ogilvie (student, Abdn Uni) 
7. David Muir (@DavidDMuir)
8. Tom Mawhirt (@tmawhirt)
9. Richard Hart (@Aberdeen_Loon) 

 

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TeachEat (dinner after teachmeet)

 

Where?

 

Ideas for a place to go for dinner after teachmeet

 

Who's eating?

 

Sign up below if you want to go for dinner after teachmeet. Venue to be decided: 

1. Andy McLaughlin 
2. Jennifer Harvey
3. Ryan Delaney
4. Anna Rossvoll  
5. Lisa Craig
6. Rachel Frew 

 

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Twitter tag #tmsea10

When you mention TeachMeetSE Aberdeen (2010) whilst using Twitter please write #tmsea10 somewhere in the tweet so that others can search for your message.

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Sponsors

 

Any donations accepted - Please add your names below.

 

We are pleased to announce that SMART Technologies, producers of the SMART Table, SMART Board and SMART Notebook  are supporting tmsea10 and will provide £50 to sponsor the refreshments and nibbles that will be available at the TeachMeet.

 

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