ICTENSW 2020 Conference and Microbit Olympics

Start
13 Mar 2020
4:00 PM
End
15 Mar 2020
4:00 PM
Location
Professional Teachers Council of NSW 67 St Hilliers Rd, Auburn NSW 2144

Registration

1. Saturday Early Bird (includes membership) – $150.00
Includes membership for 2020
2. Sunday Early Bird (includes membership) – $140.00
Includes membership for 2020
3. Weekend Early Bird (includes membership) – $200.00
Includes membership for 2020
4. Saturday Committee
5. Sunday Committee
6. Weekend Committee
Friday Learn with League – $20.00
Friday night workshop with dinner.
Presenter (Saturday only)
Saturday (member) – $150.00
Saturday in North Sydney
Saturday (non-member) – $210.00
Saturday in North Sydney
Sponsor
Sunday (member) – $140.00
Sunday in Forest Lodge
Sunday (non-member) – $200.00
Saturday in North Sydney
Weekend (member) – $200.00
Saturday in North Sydney AND Sunday in Forest Lodge
Weekend (non-member) – $280.00
Saturday in North Sydney AND Sunday in Forest Lodge

Registration is closed

#FutureFIT

Syllabus Changes, Student Engagement and Future Focused Learning

Saturday -

Professional Teachers Council of NSW

67 St Hilliers Rd, Auburn NSW 2144

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Sunday - Australian Computing Academy offices
21 Ross Street
Forest Lodge
2037

The ICT Educators NSW 2020 Conferenceis a not-to-be missed event on the state’s education calendar. It will be packed with speakers, workshops, panels and the AGM. We have had a change of venue this year and will be at Professional Teachers Council of NSW in Auburn

The value of ICTENSW conference is that it's professional development delivered by teachers for teachers.

Keynote Speakers:

Dr Eva Cheng and Lauren Black - Eva Cheng is the Deputy Director of Women in Engineering and Information Technology, and Senior Lecturer in the School of Professional Practice and Leadership at UTS.
A/Professor James Curran - is an associate professor at Sydney University heading the Australian Computing Academy. James has seen the implementation of Digital Technologies all over Australia and can update us
Dr Linda McIver - Head of the Australian Data Science Institute, Linda's passion is to develop a country of Data Literate students who can solve real problems with data.

We also have a range of workshops run by teachers for teachers to inspire you and your classroom.

We also welcome you to attend our AGM at the conclusion of the day followed by a networking dinner.

To see the full program, click here

ICTENSW is a non-profit professional association supporting teachers in New South Wales.
ICTENSW Suite 1A Level 2 802 Pacific Highway