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What is a TeachMeet?

Learn something new, be amazed, amused and enthused. This is an informal gathering of those curious about innovative ways of teaching and learning in History. Anyone can share great ideas they've trialled in their classrooms, ask important questions or simply sign up to take part in learning conversations. Education professionals from all sectors are welcome to take part.

The main part of TeachMeet is hearing stories about learning, from teachers. This is not an event to present about a product or theory - this is a chance for teachers from all types of establishments to hear ideas from each other. Real narratives of practice that make a difference. It is about being engaged and inspired by our immediate colleagues and get some ideas from the grassroots!

Twitter & Tags

When you are mentioning TeachMeet BETT 2010 whilst using Twitter please just add #TMSHP2010 somewhere in the tweet - that way it will be picked up by a Twitter search. 

Check out what's being said on Twitter about TMSHP2010 right now by clicking here!

Tags (for everything else ... flickr, YouTube, facebook etc)

Let's keep it all together and use the following tag for all posts, images, tweets and presentations to do with TeachMeet SHP edition 2010: TMSHP2010

Sign Up! 

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

Presentation Rules 

• You can use whatever presentation format you want including PowerPoint, keynote, prezi, slide rocket, 280 slides, you could just talk, show something from the web, hold up a poster or you could sing a song or do something different?
• The important thing is that you get your message across and you will only get one minute set up time. 
• Be prepared for technical difficulties and be ready to wing it! That’s what makes TeachMeet exciting! 
• If your examples are online please add links to your presentation or work to the title (this will speed things up on the night)

Seven minute micropresentations  

Add your name and what you may talk about below. 

1. Roy Huggins - Assessment for Learning in the classroom .
2. Lesley Ann Mcdermott.   Hopscotch 2 Higher Order learning - ppt presentation
3. Dave Stacey (@davestacey)-  Student voice: handing the SoW over to them. - online at http://vimeo.com/13056277
4. Kerry Turner (@4goggas) - Using Web 2.0 in Key Stage 3 History  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N_Di1PB02X0
5. Nick Dennis (@nickdennis) - History teaching and mobile learning 

Two minute nano presentations 

Add your name and what you may talk about below:

1. Sarah Bushby (@SRBushby) - Active Learning and the Trojan War
2. Luke Mayhew (@lukemayhew) - Developing C&P resources 
3. John Heffernan (@johnmayo) Websites useful to teach Irish History 
4. Doug Belshaw (@dajbelshaw) - Using Learning Score for lesson (and meeting) planning) (virtual presentation - YouTube video)
5. Dan Lyndon - 20 fascinating facts about Black and Asian British History in 2 minutes - Dan Lyndon's resources
6. Jonathan Even-Zohar - Euroclio and Historiana 

Enthusiastic Lurkers 

Add your name if you want to attend but don't want to present (yet!)

1. Tony Fox (@Foxburg)

2. DebbieSwan (@DebbieSwan)

3. Jo Pugh (@mentionthewar)
4. Andrew Pidhajeckyj (@andypidy)

Contact: Nick Dennis (nikdennis@gmail.com) or Doug Belshaw (dajbelshaw@gmail.com)