The conference program will feature two keynote speakers addressing:

• Digital technology and its effect on teaching and learning – can classrooms manage without it?
• What digital technology for the classroom is in the pipeline and how can we prepare for it?

The conference program is made up of 2 days of presentations that showcase the digital technology available to be used in classrooms. The digital technology that you can expect to see covered in the sessions includes:

• Interactive whiteboards
• Interactive tables, projectors and TVs
• Slates, panels and tablets
• Laptops for 1:1 laptop programs
• Student response systems
• iPads
• Smart phones and other mobile technology
• Augmented reality technologies
• Document cameras, videos, cameras
• Microphones, digital probes
• Robotics
• GPS
• Software solutions
• Web 2.0 and cloud technologies
• Learning management systems
• Network solutions
• Technologies in the pipeline.

The nature of the presentations is diverse, but in general terms you can expect to engage in sessions that cover product features; purchasing, installation and sustainability issues; whole school professional development strategies; and quality classroom applications of digital technologies that will convince you of their true potential to enhance teaching and learning.

To get the most out of the program we suggest you get a taste of as many of the themes and digital technology solutions on display as possible. You will substantially advance your knowledge and your decision about what digital technology you need in your classroom will be well–informed.

A comprehensive program including session descriptions will be available shortly. Registered delegates will be notified when the session selection process is open.