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Keynote: Sally-Ann Williams - Inspiring Innovators
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion groupOur final keynote speaker for uLearn19 was Sally-Ann Williams, CEO of Cicada Innovations in Australia, speaking on the Auahatanga / Innovation theme. Her keynote provided an inspiring finish to the conference, concluding with some challenges to take...... read more
Keynote: Dominic Liechti - The Future of Learning with Apple
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion groupDominic Liechti develops worldwide education strategy for Apple, and this year, was one of uLearn19’s keynote speakers. Impressing the crowd, Liechti opened his keynote with a mihi in te reo, and his pepeha. It is clear, Aotearoa’s...... read more
Plenary Panel Discussion: Digital Citizenship in Aotearoa New Zealand
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion groupIdentify as Taonga – the key to digital citizenship Plenary Panel Discussion: Digital Citizenship in Aotearoa New Zealand with Andrew Weaver and guests. Blogger: Helen Cooper Tēnei te mihi ki ngā kaikōrero i hora i ngā...... read more
Keynote: Shay Wright - Building actively engaged citizens - global thinkers, local shakers
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion groupShay Wright - Te Rarawa, Ngā Ruahine, Ngāti Ruanui Blogger: Anahera McGregor It is indeed a blessing to be here at uLearn19. To come and drink from the well of inspiration. To pause, to consider, to reflect on what is and what...... read more
Keynote: Pasi Sahlberg - If you don’t lead with small data, you’ll be led by Big Data
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion groupDerek Wenmoth blogs about Pasi Sahlberg's keynote presentation... read more
Keynote: Mike Walsh - Preparing the next generation for the algorithmic age
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion groupJames Hopkins blogs about Mike Walsh's keynote presentation... read more
Keynote: Hana O'Regan - Tō reo ki te raki, tō mana ki te whenua
By CORE Education in the group uLearn discussion group‘Tō reo ki te raki, tō mana ki te whenua’ Let your story be heard in the heavens, and your mana be restored to the land (2018, O’Regan) Kia piki taku rau huia ki ngā tihi tapu o taku pae a Tararua, e rere...... read more
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