Over 120 speakers from Serbia, the region and the UK shared their experience and ideas with the audience at the 'New Technologies in Education 2016' conference. Find out who were the speakers and what were the topics they covered in their presentations.
Have a look at the list of the speakers that spoke at the event last year.
EU Code Week was organised in Serbia with many events connected to programming and IT. Over 160 events enabled students, in primary and secondary education, to learn about the world of programming. When we take this number into account Serbia is at the tenth place out of 44 countries that participated and thanks to many teachers and speakers Code Week was a great success.
Čaba works as a teacher at the Polytechnic school in Subotica and is a Code Week ambassador in Serbia. His goal is to promote the use of ICT and the skills that are needed today and to educate and share his knowledge and experience in IT and programming.
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Center for the Promotion of Science is a state institution of the Republic of Serbia, established with the aim of informing citizens about science and technology, presenting the latest information about the world around us, serving as a window into the future that stimulates curiosity and, finally, encouraging young people to select education and careers in science.
It is an honour to work with Chamber of Commerce and Industry Serbia on this project
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Delivered in partnership with FutureLearn, The British Council's first MOOC (Massive Open Onlince Course), Exploring English: language and culture, attracted over 120,000 learner registrations. This talk looked at the ways course design and management tried to engage and retain students for the duration of the six-week course. It also showed how the course took off and how they dealt with the huge number of learner comments and questions.
Chris Cavey has worked in English Language Teaching for over twenty years and taught in a number of countries including Japan, Slovakia, Hong Kong and Italy. He is currently based in Manchester where he is Open Learning Manager for the British Council.
Christine is currently a Headteacher at Harbour Primary and Nursery School. Under her leadership the School was recognised nationally through winning ‘Best School in the South East’ in 2010. In 2014 she was one of only seven educators from England invited to attend a prestigious digital learning conference in the USA, and has become a member of the leadership council for this network in the UK.
Christine shared her tips for leading a primary school forward towards embedded use of new technologies across the curriculum. She focused on shared vision, commitment, leadership teams, expectations, evaluation and future planning.
Clevertouch will present a new generation of interactive displays, the first with integrated Android operating system and 4K resolution for a unique user experience. With a special metal frame and anti-glare tempered glass they are designed for demanding school or university environment.
With Clevertouch displays you can directly access the Internet without the need to connect to a computer, and advanced Clevertouch features are easily accessible to everyone with the unique LUX interface that puts all the tools at your fingertips. Each display has integrated Cleverstore, a database of cost-free applications for educational use.
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