Thursday 18th June 2009 7.00pm - 9.30pm (bar open until 11pm)

Tyneside Bar, Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle upon Tyne

All done and dusted! Great evening had by all with a flashmeeting recoring the presentations and links to all of the presenters and their presentaions now available on the Ning - www.teachmeetne.ning.com Mosquito Magnet Reviews şenol balaban

Hosted at the beautiful Tyneside Cinema, TeachmeetNE will give educators from all sectors the opportunity to meet up with like minded individuals and share the best of what is happening in their classrooms. If technology tickles your interest or independent learning parenting tips website intrigues you then come along and share your ideas and experiences with others. Based in the Tyneside Bar and Digital Lounge; canapés and drinks will keep the creative juices flowing! Stream Music Please feel free to bring along your laptop or iphone to share your resources. There will be free wifi and we would encourage anyone who blogs or Twitters to do so during Top 10 songs the evening so our virtual friends can join in. Good Investment Stocks

If you wish to attend, you need to sign up to one of the categories below to gain entry on the night. Problems? E-mail Chris Harte here. 

What can you do?

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You can come along to chat, meet new people, or give a seven minute talk, a two minute nano presentation or lead a conversation.

Seven minute micropresentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below. YOUR TALK MUST BE ABOUT EXPERIENCES OF WORK IN CLASSROOMS. Don't bother if it is just about showcasing a product.

1. Chris Harte - Web 2.0 - 2 ideas to boost creativity!  Twitter @charte  
2. Darren Mead- Pedagogical Purposes- Activities with a purpose ? An assessment example
3. Ian Hardy - Glogster
4. Fergus Hegarty - Real independent learning - giving proper control to our students. An example from the sixth form.
5. Helena Butterfield-eTwinning in practice. Twitter: @Langwitch 
6. Régine Schneider - another way (or 2) to present information
7. Steve Bunce - mind control in the classroom, using an Neural Impulse Actuator. Twitter: @stevebunce
8. Holli & Mike - Education at the Tyneside Cinema
9. Mark Clarkson - collaborative tools @mwclarkson Link to presentation

Two minute nano presentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below. YOUR TALK MUST BE ABOUT EXPERIENCES OF WORK IN CLASSROOMS. Don't bother if it is just about showcasing a product.

1. Dominic McGladdery - The pros and cons of early GCSE entry
2. Ben Barton - Using free videos to start any lesson

Learning conversations

At recent TeachMeets, not everybody who wished to present has been able to present. Similary, not everybody wishes to perform. So .... instead of doing a presentation, would you like to lead a conversation on a topic that's currently close to your heart? Perhaps it's an area where you have more questions than answers? We'll make space for these learning conversations to take place. Sign up below if you'd like to lead a conversation.

1. Mark Simpson - If your school had £1,500,000 to spend on ICT through Building Schools for the Future, what would you do with it?

2. Chris Harte - What is the point of School? (Great book by Guy Claxton if you fancy reading it before hand!)

3. Sue Balmer - CLIL - why, who, how, when and where? Let's talk about it. Hair Transplant in Pakistan Gloss Business Cards Silk business cards

Enthusiastic Lurkers

Does what it says on the tin. Just want to come and listen or chat over a drink, sign up here.

Add your name

1. Fabienne Queau
2. Archie Cameron
3. Simon Brown @sibrown1 
4. Marilyn Hines
5. Chris McHugh
6. Radio Maken
7. Ian Bean
8. Doug Belshaw (will present pretty much same as at TMM09 if pushed...) / @dajbelshaw / dougbelshaw.com/blog
9. Peter Clarkson
10. Pensionskasse
11. Julie Mosley
12. Dale Brown
13. Emma Wareham
14. Catherine Quinn
15. Rosemary Hicks
16. Claire Graham
17. Helen Coutts
18. Helen Beetham
19. Jonathan Chicken
20. Margaret Barber
21. Narinder Sandhu
22. Richard Goodman
23. Alistair Findlayson
24. Jenan Ismail
25. Andrea Mead
26. Philip Reforth
27. Paul Barrett
28. Audrey Wilson
29. Victoria Da Gama
30. Angela Devitt
31. Sarah Shepherd
32. Naomi Hart
33. Eileen Armstrong
34. Trudy Craddock
35. Joanne Curtin
36. Derek Wise
37. Gwyn ap Hari
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39. Elizabeth Shaw
40. Julia Shanks
41. Phil Spoors
42. Simon Finch
43. Lisa Harper

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Flashmeeting

If you are unable to be physically present at the event we have organised a Flashmeeting so you can join us on video conference. Equally, you will be able to make comments on what is being said and also if you have something really burning you want to say, we can feed it back to presenters! To join the meeting go to this link where you will be able to sign in so you can interact (limited to 25 places) or just watch the presentations as the meeting will be public. Please sign up below if you intend to attend via Flashmeeting. If you are not sure of what a flashmeeting is see here for details. (The meeting rolled on so a second Flashmeeting session was used to capture the rest of the evening. This can be found here.)

1. Russell Dyas (@russdev) - Hopefully Should Be Able To Attend

2. Isabelle Jones @icpjones-Head of Languages, The Radclyffe School, Oldham (North West of England)

3. Kerry Turner (@4goggas) - Wolverhampton

4. Samantha Lunn ( @spanishsam) - Head of Spanish, soon to be Head of MFL, Arnold School, Blackpool

5. Tony Sheppard (@grumbledook) - ICT in Schools, Northamptonshire CC

Ning

We have also created a Ning for this Teachmeet which is a social network (think Facebook just for people interested in this Teachmeet) we can use to discuss issues and ideas pre and post meet. Please feel free to join the ning here.

Etherpad

An Etherpad document was created as a collaborative space to jot down notes or thoughts. Please feel free to visit the page AND EDIT IT with any notes, links or thoughts of your own! 

Tags

Let's keep it all together and use the following tag for all posts, images, tweets and presentations to do with TeachMeetNE09:

TMNE09

Twitter

When you are mentioning TeachMeetNE09 whilst using Twitter please just add TMNE09 somwhere in the tweet - that way it will be picked up by a Twitter search. On the night of the TeachMeet we will have a projected live feed of the Twitter backchannel.

SPONSORSHIP

Our thanks go to our current sponsors who have allowed us to hire such a beautiful venue and provide canapés and drinks.

Any further sponsorship would be gladly received. Please email Chris for details.