Learn something new; be amazed, amused and enthused!

 

 

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What is a TeachMeet?

 

It is an informal and enjoyable gathering of those curious about using technology for teaching and learning. Anyone can share great ideas they've trialed in their classrooms, ask questions or simply turn up and soak up all the great ideas and enthusiasm.

 

The main part of TeachMeet is hearing stories about learning, from teachers and other education professionals. This is a chance for education professionals to hear ideas from each other, a chance to hear real narratives of practice that makes a difference. It is about being engaged and inspired by our immediate colleagues and gaining a whole bucket load of networking to boot!  

 

When is it?

Wednesday 6th April 2011

19.00 - 21.00

 

Where is it?

The Roland Levinsky Building

University of Plymouth

 

You can sign up at the Eventbrite page too 

http://pelc11.eventbrite.com/

 

What can you do?

You can come along just to chat, listen, or meet new people. Or if you want to present there are two formats, a 5 minute micropresentation, or a 1 minute nanopresentation. Just add your name to the list below and turn up ready to speak on the night.

 

Five minute micro presentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below. (your talk must be about experiences of work in classrooms or museums, not a corporate sales pitch). 

 

1. John Sheffield and Becy Allen - The Student Teacher Resource Website

2. @alexgingell - Using twitter to change attitudes to writing in the primary classroom.

3.  @ethinking gunpowder tweeting and plot...something I learned from twitter

4. John Sheffield - Monty Python as an analogy of poor use of ICT

5. @angeldodger Andy Guy - Supporting learners outside of the classroom

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1 minute, 1 tool which you think is cool! nanopresentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below. (your talk must be 1 cool thing you have found for work in classrooms or museums, certainly not a corporate sales pitch) 

 

1. Becy Allen - Two great websites to support creative/story writing in the classroom @trainieteacher

2. Katie O'Reilly- Great tool to use when trying to control behaviour management @kforeilly

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Enthusiastic Audience

You are more than welcome to come along and just watch. There is no pressure to give a talk. If you want to attend, but don't want to give a talk then please still add your name below, so we have an idea of numbers attending.

 

1. Kieran Dwyer EducationCity.com

2. @ethinking peteyeomans

3. Jonathan Watkins @jbwatkins2

4. Russell Prue @russellprue

5. Nick Moffatt

6. Simon Finch @simfin

7. Alicia Robinson @t3h_pablohunny

8. Mark Power

9. Karen Stears

10. Dave Baron

11. Jenni Ball

12. Kathryn Broom

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Sponsors 

1. Vital

2. wood doors

3. ipad 2 case

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