ITTE Annual Conference 2017 – Updated programme

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ITTE Logo31st International Conference
Wednesday 21st June 2017

University of Hull

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BOOKINGS ARE NOW FULL FOR THE CONFERENCE DINNER AND ACCOMMODATION AT THE UNIVERSITY, HOWEVER, IF YOU WOULD LIKE A DAY TICKET FOR THE CONFERENCE ITSELF, PLEASE EMAIL (marked urgent) Dr Sarah Jones at sarah-louise.jones@hull.ac.uk


‘PREPARING 21st CENTURY EDUCATORS’

“Preparing 21st Century Educators” is open to teachers, teacher educators, academics, policy makers and other relevant professionals interested in information technology in teacher education.

Held in Hull, the UK City of Culture 2017, the ITTE Conference is co-badged with MirandaNet and being run in association with the final MTTEP conference and the Digital Technologies Network. It is already shaping up to be an unmissable event, with over 100 delegates some of which are coming from as far afield as Australia and the USA.

We welcome two keynote speakers:

Lord Jim Knight (TES Chief Education Advisor & ITTE Patron)

Bob Harrison (Member of ETAG, FELTAG, Chair of Governors Northern College and Board Member UfI Trust).

For updates please keep an eye on the website or follow us on Twitter @itteorg.

Conference programme

Conference Programme – Preparing 21st Century Educators

 

Conference workshop overview


Workshop Timetable

Although the three strands for the three conference organisations appear separate, any delegate can go to any of the stands.

Please click the link below to find out more

WCCE 2017

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WCCE 2017 – IFIP TC3 World Conference on Computers in Education

Tomorrow’s learning: Involving everyone

3rd to 6th July 2017, Dublin, Ireland (2nd July 2017 – doctoral consortium)

http://www.wcce2017.com/

Deadline for submissions: Friday 3rd February 2017

ITTE Welcomes its new Patron

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jim knightWith great pleasure ITTE welcomes Jim Knight, The Rt Hon Lord Knight of Weymouth who has agreed to become a patron of our organisation

Jim Knight is the Chief Education Adviser at TES Global Ltd where he has recently built a new online teacher training and development platform.  He is a member of the House of Lords and a visiting Professor at the London Knowledge Lab of the Institute of Education.

As a UK government minister his portfolios included rural affairs, schools, digital and employment.  He attended weekly Cabinet meetings 2009-2010, before joining the Lords after the 2010 General Election.

Jim is also a founder of XRapid a revolutionary diagnostic test for malaria using the iPhone and he is chair of the Tinder Foundation the leading digital inclusion delivery organisation in the UK.  He is Patron of Bristol-based awarding body, Asdan.

Follow Jim Knight on Twitter: @jimpknight