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30 Dec 2009
This is the Victorian Orff Schulwerk Association Conference of Creative Music and Movement - Living Music and Dance. Featured presenter, Soili Perkio, has studied music education, piano and voice at Sibelius-Akademy, Helsinki, specialising in music and movement, folk music and early childhood music education. There will also be many local music specialist presenters, including Sarah Brooke, Jon Madin, Carolyn Royal, Peter Vadiveloo and Fay White. This conference is for teaching professionals of [..]
27 Oct 2009
World Usability Day was founded to ensure that the services and products important to life are easier to access and simpler to use. Each year, it has a specific focus and is honored around the world on the second Thursday of the month of November. The usability charter explains "Human error is a misnomer. Technology today is too hard to use. A cell phone should be as easy-to-use as a doorknob. In order to humanize a world that uses technology as an infrastructure for education, healthcare, gover[..]
19 Oct 2009
Rostrevor College, together with the Association of Principals of Catholic Secondary Schools (APCAA) and the Association of the Heads of Independent Schools of Australia (AHISA), provide professional development programs, relating to managament and leadership skills formation, available for middle management and administration staff.
03 Aug 2009
The aim of the Statewide Vision Resource Centre is to promote an understanding of the educational needs of students who are blind or have low vision, provide professional development to school communities and provide students with text books in their preferred format. The Statewide Vision Resource Centre is a Department of Education & Training facility located in Melbourne, Australia.
This discussion paper has been prepared as a process of the strategic review of the national professional development program for vocational and technical education (VTE) practitioners, Reframing the Future. The review has been commissioned by the Ministerial Council for Vocational and Technical Education (MCVTE). This report is a starting point for the review which will inform directions for professional development for 2007 onwards.
ATSILIRN was established as a support and information network for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander people working in libraries and for those people servicing the information needs of Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander peoples. ATSILIRN's membership includes students, individuals and organisations that provide information or resource services, with the majority of members coming from library and archival institutions.
The guidelines are intended for use by library and information professionals, decision makers and educational leaders, to help interpret and implement the IFLA Internet Manifesto, endorsed by the Council of IFLA in 2002. The Internet Manifesto describes shared values, principles of performance and a vision of best practice related to the preservation of freedom of access to information on the Internet. The guidelines are intended to offer guidance to library and information professionals, policy[..]
Since 1989 International Specialised Skills Institute Inc (ISS Institute), an independent, national organisation, has identified skill deficiencies through market research, then fills them through its Overseas Skill Acquisition Plan (Fellowship Program) and consultancy services. The ISS Institute provides opportunities for Australian industry and commerce, learning institutions and public authorities to gain best-in-the-world skills and experience in traditional and leading edge technology, desi[..]
This paper presented at ICCE99, Chiba, Japan in 1999, provides an overview of the implementation and growth of Education Network Australia (edna), a national framework for collaboration and co-operation throughout all levels of the Australian education community -involving the participation of schools, vocational education and training, higher education, government departments and professional associations. Published in: Advanced Research in Computers and Communications in Education.
The Copyright Society of Australia is a not-for-profit society, whose members are copyright professionals. The site provides information about the organisation's activities, and links to related sites.
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22 May 2009
Renata Fularczyk wrote
I'm interested in joining the AITD. Can I ask what you find most useful/beneficial about being a member
Anne Romeo
Brett Clarke
Nigel Palmer
Darcy Moore
Ian Smyth
Jason Zagami
Karen Bonanno
Karl Fernando
Lee Miles
Lynley McKernan
Maurice Cummins
Kristen Morgan
Nicole Graham
Penelope Coutas
