Events

BETT is the world’s largest educational technology event, and takes place 14th to the 17^th January 2009, at London Olympia. Naace will again have a stand this year (J45) and we want to encourage all members to come along and meet the team that run their professional association and receive your 25 years of Naace membership Freebie.

Naace is delighted to announce that the Annual Strategic Conference will be held in Blackpool from midday 3rd March to midday 5th March 2009 at the Blackpool Hilton. There will be a dedicated Exhibition, a Members night, traditional Gala Dinner, eminent speakers, excellent CPD events and invaluable networking opportunities.

Click here to book your place or stand

The second Naace Sponsoring Partners day for 2008 was held on the 3rd December 2008 at the Ricoh Arena, Phoenix Way, Foleshill, Coventry, CV6 6AQ

Sponsors were updated on Parental Engagement, Functional Skills and developing the four cornerstones for success in Secondary Schools.

Click here to view the presentations from the day

Forum

A forum has been set up to enable you to put your thoughts down in advance of and after this event.

http://cpd.naace.co.uk/course/view.php?id=38

This single day event was planned to bring together users of school MIS systems, support staff and those advisers and consultants who support schools in their use of electronic data for school improvement.

Click here to view the presentations and video from the day

Naace is delighted to publicise the first of many seminars due to be run in the forthcoming academic year. This particular CPD event will be held on the 28th November at Wyboston Lakes and will focus on implementing your learning platform with particular emphasis on how to make your learning platform work with staff and pupils alike.

Booking for this event is now open so click on the link to secure your place

Click here to book your place

All Members Conference 08 - Blog now available

The official All Members' Conference 2008 blog is now available to members and can be found at:

http://amac2008.naaceblogs.org/

Both delegates and those that were unable to attend can post comments on each of the sessions. You can also view the session slides and videocasts where possible here.