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ACEC’08 is pleased to advise that registrations are now open. Full details are in the Registration Brochure downloadable here or see links below.
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Pre-Conference Workshops
A number of half and full day pre-conference workshops will be held on Monday 29th September. Workshops range from multimedia, robotics, games in learning and animation.
Delegates will have an exclusive opportunity to attend workshops provided by the Award Winning, Academy of Interactive Entertainment.
Date: Monday 29 September (full day 9am-4pm, morning 9am-12pm, afternoon 1pm-4pm)
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Featured Pre-Conference Workshop
Scratch for Computer Science and Multimedia
This is a half day workshop of two equal length sessions. Scratch is a programming environment suitable for both primary and secondary students to learn to program and to create animations, games, music and multimedia.
“Scratch is a new programming language that makes it easy to create your own interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art -- and share your creations on the web.” In the first half of the workshop, participants will be introduced to the Scratch environment along with the programming structures available.
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Keynote Speakers
ACEC'08 is pleased to welcome the following keynote speakers:
Keith Krueger , Liz Murphy , Prof. Mitch Resnick , Dr Matthew Rimmer and Prof. Margaret Cox
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Educational Tours
Three educational tours will run from 1pm to 4:30pm on Thursday 2 October. You can choose from one of the following destinations:
• CSIRO Discovery Centre (limited to 30 participants only)
• Canberra Deep Space Communication Complex or
• the National Museum of Australia.
The cost is $22 (GST included)
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Leadership Forum
Following the successful Leadership Forum at ACEC‘06, ACCE will again bring together key leaders and decision makers in the education and ICT field for a workshop. At the previous forum the paper on Leadership and Multi literacies that was created has been a cornerstone for many of the political, both state and federal, decisions during the past two years.
This is an opportunity not to be missed. The forum will have limited numbers. It costs $55 to
attend (includes lunch) and is on Thursday 2 October from 12.30pm-4pm. See Register Here for registration details.
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