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Feedback welcome
We would love to hear your feedback from this conference. What worked for you and what didn't. The link is available on the conference website for both presenters and exhibitors.
Workshop Resources
To access the resources provided by presenters for their sessions go to the Ulearn Community page @ http://community.core-ed.org/
Step 1 : Put in your Username Password
Step 2 : Click on Group membership (ULEARN)
Step 3 : Click on "Group Resources"
Dr Jan Herrington
Dr Jan Herrington invites us to share some authentic learning examples @ Authentic Learning
Conference Evaluations
We would love to hear your feedback from this conference. What worked for you and what didn't. Click on the link below
Question of the Day: Building the plane in the air
How do we keep schools running and heading in a safe and useful direction while simultaneously changing towards new forms of education? Shiftingthinking.org
Ulearn11: the numbers
Wonderful support for New Zealand's premier educators conference is still apparent with the numbers for ULearn11 reaching the 1500 mark.
This year we have slightly higher secondary attendees with 26% of the delegates. Primary lead with a total of 66%, while the balance of the delegates come from tertiary, early years, and exhibitors. Leadership teams make up 20% of the audience, while lead teachers and teachers lead from the front with 70%.
Ultra Fast BroadBand.
Getting your self prepared for the Ultra Fast Broadband (UFB) onslaught.
Listen to New Zealand’s best authorities on the subject.
ULearn first-timer
Coming to Ulearn for the first time. Here are the FAQs
http://www.core-ed.org/ulearn/faq-first-timers
Stephen Heppell
Don't miss Stephen Heppell and his return to ULearn in 2011. Stephen brings the latest ideas in learning design and innovation.
Accommodation
Plenty of CHEAP accommodation is available in Rotorua for ULearn. Just click on the accommodation link on the ULearn webpage.
http://www.core-ed.org/ulearn/accommodation
A bus will shuttle people up and down Fenton Street hotels and motels every morning and afternoon.
ULearn10 media is still available
For Keynote and spotlight videos from last year's conference, go to
Flickr photos of conference
CORE ULearn Check out our conference photos uploaded daily on Flickr : http://www.flickr.com/photos/ULearn/
Ministry news
The Government has committed to providing ninety seven per cent of NZ schools with access to ultra-fast broadband within the next six years, on the back of its $1.5 billion national fibre rollout being overseen by the Ministry of Economic Development.
The Ministry of Education is helping schools get ready to make full use of ultrafast broadband when it becomes available. Check out the work happening in the Ministry’s ultra-fast broadband in schools programme at:-
www.minedu.govt.nz/UFBinschools
Ministry - ultra-fast broadband initiatives
Learning without limits: ultra-fast broadband in schools
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Ulearn11 keynote:
Simon Breakspear
Simon Breakspeare argues that for too long technology has been the driving force of change rather than the pedagogy. He urges us to act and to become creative innovators.
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interviews and media
posted daily on
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Feedback
Here's the stats about what attendees thought about the organisation of ULearn11:
