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TeachMeet Northampton 2015

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What is TeachMeet?

Come along to an evening of sharing teaching and learning ideas. We'll have mini presentations on creative classroom activities across the curriculum and there will be lots of ideas you can start using straight away. Everyone is welcome to join in: teachers from all types of schools, teaching all subjects and age groups. The main part of TeachMeet is hearing stories about any aspect of learning from teachers. It is a chance for teachers to meet to hear ideas from each other and be inspired by colleagues.

We are delighted to welcome Sally Hamson, Head of Wollaston Community Primary School to help host our TeachMeet. We'll also have refreshments and some exciting technologies to explore during the evening such as Oculus Rifts, Robotiky robots, Raspberry Pi kits, Makey Makey kits, sensory room equipment, Code Club projects, green screening and kitchen chemistry. There will be hands-on demonstrations of these from 5.30-6pm and during the break from 7.00-7.20pm.

See below for a complete list of presentations and demonstrations.

Rebecca Heaton and Jean Edwards will be creating some exciting visual minutes for us during the evening to document the presentations.

Images from TeachMeet Northampton 2014

Where is TeachMeet Northampton 2015?

The Grand Hall, Newton Building

St George’s Avenue, Avenue Campus,

University of Northampton

NN2 6JD

Reserve a ticket below or follow this link:

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/teachmeet-northampton-2015-tickets-15022360284

Sell Tickets through Eventbrite

Please tweet about the event using #TMNorthants2015

Presentations

You can either do a 7 minute or 2 minute presentation. You could talk about a classroom project, a tool, an activity or idea that worked well for you, or give an example of good practice from any area of the curriculum. Use whatever presentation format you want including PowerPoint, keynote, prezi, slide rocket, you could just talk, show something from the web, hold up a poster or even sing a song!

Log into PB Works and add your name to the list below or email helen.caldwell@northampton.ac.uk if you would like to present.

Presentations:

Seven Minute Micro-Presentations:

Digital Leaders from Standens Barn Primary: Imaginary Worlds @SnakeyChalmers

Katharine Childs: The impact of CodeClubs @primaryicttech The impact of Code Clubs.pptx

Jennifer Hogan from Irchester Primary School CodeClub: Our Story @Lab13_Irchester codeclubourstory.pptx

Nicholas Tollervey: How can ‪@ThePSF help teachers (a request for feedback & collaboration)? @ntoll

Kevin Hewitson: Helping learners develop learning skills, attitudes, attributes and behaviours @4C3d LQ presentation final TM 4_2_2015.ppsx LQ presentation final TM 4_2_2015.ppsx

Mark Allen: How to become a one-click publishing demigod... @edintheclouds

Ian Pratt @sciencelabman To be well or not to be? That is the question. http://bit.ly/1zjAXe7

Mike McSharry You Bought It -You Name It @mikemcsharry starlogo.mp4

Farid Charidine Using AudioBoom to provide verbal feedback @fcharidine Teachmeet Northants - Farid Charidine.pptx

David Whale IET Schools Liaison Officer and STEM Ambassador, Essex: Teaching Coding using MinecraftTeaching Coding using Minecraft @whaleygeek

Sophie Burrows Into Film

Two Minute Nano-Presentations:

Julie Jones TA TeachMeets

Isabel Trott Kitchen Chemistry

Tomos Prosser OneNote Collaboration @TomosProsser

Laura Holland Greenscreening in Key Stage 1 @MrsH_81

Barefoot Computing

Evelyn Hartley PSQM

Reserves:

Sway Grantham: Inspiring Curiosity with Edmodo @SwayGrantham

Sway Grantham: Why? @SwayGrantham

Stacey Ramm @Tiffybum Using Google Classroom

Demonstration tables:

Scott Turner: Junkbots, Raspberry Pis and Oculus Rifts

Sara Yos and Loveness Panganayi: Creating a sensory darkroom

Matt Oakley and Ben Forward: Greenscreening with iPads

Sway Humphries and Stacey Ramm: Raspberry Pi kits and MakeyMakeys

Katherine Childs: Coding with Code Club

Isabel Trott: Kitchen Chemistry

Exhibitors tables:

Sophie Burrows: IntoFilm Northants

Julie Jones: The Professional Development of Teaching through the BALT and FDLT programmes

Barefoot Computing: Cross-curricular resources for teaching computing

Attendees:

1) Amy Blyszko

2) Lauren Shepherd

3) Agatha Christie

4) Daisy Wiles-Holt

5) Joy Groom

6) Emily Price

7) Cathy Grove

8) Emma Wiid

9) Kim Calvert

10) Lindsay Morris

11) James Lenton

12) Mark Allen

13) Jane Deery

14) Louisa Turner

15) Andy Squires

16) Kate Dentith

17) Stewart Dunn

18) Ian Pratt

19) Linda Davis-Sinclair

20) Leon Cych

21) Cristina Devecchi

22) Sara Friend

23) Stacey Ramm

24) Belinda Green

25) Helen Scott

26) David Powles@gwenele

27) James Bird

28) Tanya Richardson

29) Kat Howard @ SaysMiss

30) Corwynt @Gwenelope

31) Fiona Turner

32) Isabel Trott

33) Chloe Horne

34) Wayne Chalmers

35) Scott Turner

36) Helen Caldwell

37) Katharine Childs

38) John Ginger

39) Karen Fretwell

40) Nicholas Tollervey

41) Kevin Hewitson

42) Sway Grantham

43) Neil Smith

44) Mike McSharry

45) Farid Charidine

46) Anna Cox

47)Andrew Wilson

48) Julia Cantwell

49) David Tristram

50) Julie Jones

51) Nicola Smithers

52) Chris Gilkes

53) Jean Edwards

54) Emma Whewell

55) Rebecca Heaton

56) Jean Edwards

57) Sally Hamson

58) Gilliam Sykes

59) Jen Kenny

60) Jane Badger Jones

61) David Whale

62) Henrique Buzeto Galati

63) Matt Oakley

64) Jan Morris

65) John Sinclair

66) Amos Turvey

67) Tracey Tyrrell

68) Tomos Prosser

69) Laura Holland

70) Loveness Pang

71) Joanne Fennelly

72) Sophie Burrows

73) Joanna Shelton

74) Ruth Haygate

75) Peter Wells

76) Hannah Morris

77) James Mitchell

78) Ali Faiza

79) Tom Welch

80) Samantha Rowlands

81) Julia Cantwell

82) Maria McDermott

83) Chris Dicken

84) Peter Scurr

85) Nicki Wise

We have created a padlet to capture ideas that people are going to try following this TeachMeet. Once you come across something you are going to try out please add it to the padlet at the address below or use the QR code to access “Take-aways”.

http://padlet.com/DrAnnaCox/Take-aways

Survey

Our TeachMeet has been expertly organised by a group of students studying for a degree in Events Management.

Well done and a huge thank you to Lauren, Amy, Daisy and Agatha.

Please can you help them by completing this very short survey:

https://www.surveymonkey.com/s/FN8BTG8

Thank you.

Thank you to our sponsors:

We are raising funds for Make A Wish Foundation UK, a charity that grants wishes to children and young people fighting life-threatening conditions. http://www.make-a-wish.org.uk/