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We are pleased to invite you to this HOVEP Teachmeet which will follow on from the conference 

'Excellent Teaching and Learning – How can Technology help?' and will provide an opportunity for practitioners to share current good practice.

What is Teachmeet?

This is an informal gathering of those keen to find out about improving learners' skills using ICT and the impact that can have on standards. 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.

When and Where?

Date: Wednesday 27th June 2012

Where: Orbit Business Centre, Merthyr Tydfil

Time: 2.00pm - 4.00pm

Tags and Twitter – Follows

Let's keep it all together and use the following tag for all posts, images, tweets and presentations to do with this TeachMeet #TMTL&T

What can you do?

You can come along to watch, chat, meet new people, or give a 7 minute micro presentation or a 2 minute nano presentation related to our theme ‘Improving Learners’ skills through ICT’.

Even if you can’t come along, NGfL Cymru will be streaming the TeachMeet live on the Internet. You can watch the session at http://www.livestream.com/ngflcymrugcadYou will also be able to view the recording after the event using the same link.

Seven minute micropresentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below.

1. Nia Jones & Kristina Hedges - Cilt Cymru - Triple Literacy Initiative

2. Dafydd Williams - NGfL Cymru - Using digital resources to develop thinking

3. Melanie Blount - Developing Numeracy across the curriculum

4. Josh Smith - Using wordwall

5. University of Glamorgan - Online Assessment

6. University of Glamorgan - User support

7. University of Glamorgan - Online learning

8. Karen Ford - Jelly babies and childcare-  a case study

9. David Rowlands, Dowlais Primary School - Using Google Apps to support Headteacher functions. - Arriving after 3pm.

10. Karen Ford (NGfL Cymru) -Addressing ESW whilst including ESDGC using Resources from NGfL Cymru

11. Matt Smith, Coleg Gwent -  "iPad or iFad? Discuss"  Musings on tablet devices in teaching & learning. @mattsmeeth

12. Sue Burnett, University of Glamorgan — iTunes U

Two minute nano presentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below.

1.Matt Smith, Coleg Gwent -  Are QR codes lush or wot?

2. Matt Smith, Coleg Gwent - New JISC publication - Enhancing Practice: exploring innovation with technology in further education

3. Sarah Heptinstall, Dowlais Primary School - TBC

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Enthusiastic Lurkers

Add your name if you’d like to come along:

TeachMeet Attendees

1. Hayley Acreman, Coleg Gwent
2. Jane Anthony-Pettit, Coleg Gwent 
3. Candice Arthur, Coleg Gwent 
4. Brian Black, Coleg Gwent 
5. Sian Blackmore, Pen-y-Cwm SEN School 
6. Kim Clark, Merthyr Tydfil College
7. Nicola Crompton, Coleg Gwent 
8. Amber Dando, Coleg Gwent 
9. Robin Davies, Bishop Hedley RC High 
10. Philippa Dixey, Coleg Gwent 
11. Nicola Gatesman, Coleg Gwent 
12. Helen Griffiths, Coleg Gwent 
13. Maureen Harris, Bishop Hedley RC High 
14. Peter Hewinson, Sofrydd Primary School 
15. Bethan John, Coleg Gwent 
16. David J A Lewis, University of Glamorgan
17. Lee Lewis, Coleg Gwent 
18. David Longman, Newport School of Education
19. Victoria Menagazzi, Coleg Gwent 
20. Joe McCarthy, CLOCH/Blaenau Gwent Libraries
21. Cathy Michalik, Coleg Gwent 
22. Alison Mott, Coleg Gwent 
23. Jacqui Neale, University of Glamorgan
24. Richard Payne, Coleg Gwent 
25. Justin Pinch, Rhos y Fedwen Primary School
26. Andrew Richards, Coleg Gwent 
27. Cathryn Rogers, Coleg Gwent 
28. Clayton Rudman, Coleg Gwent 
29. Karan Sadler, Coleg Gwent 
30. Paul Shankland, Merthyr Tydfil College
31. Paul Shopland, Pen-y-Cwm Special School 
32. Louise Taylor, Coleg Gwent
33. Emma Vaughan, Blaenau Gwent School Improvement 
34. Kerys Welsh, Coleg Gwent 
35. Stuart Whippey, Merthyr Tydfil Council
36. Andrew Williams, Merthyr Tydfil CBC
37. Lynn Phillips, Blaenau Gwent CBC
38. Andrew Deakin, Merthyr Tydfil College
39. Stephanie Werrett, Coleg Gwent 
40. Kate Ball, St Illtyds Primary School, Blaenau Gwent 
41. Gareth Long, the-learning-crowd, Reading
42. Hannah Jones, the-learning-crowd, Reading 
43. Louise Wrigg, The College Merthyr Tydfil 
44. Lee Jones, Ebbw Vale Comprehensive School
45. Lee Williams, Ebbw Vale Comprehensive School
46. Matthew Humphreys, Coleg Cymunedol Y Dderwen, Bridgend 
47. David Williams, Roseheyworth Millennium Primary School, Blaenau Gwent
48. Michael Edwards, Abertillery Primary School, Blaenau Gwent
49. Karen Ford, NGfL Cymru
50. Theresa van Drunen, Blaenau Gwent CBC
51. Sue Burnett, University of Glamorgan
52. Matt Smith, Coleg Gwent
53. Gill Lympany, Merthyr Tydfil College 
54. Diane Russell, Blaenau Gwent Adult Education