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A joint event by the Jisc Regional Support Centres for London, Eastern and South East

28/03/2014 A Conference for ACL and WBL

WelcomeTechnology, Innovation and Success



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Activities Rooms

0915 Registrations, Exhibitions & Refreshments

Crush Hall & Macmillan Hall

0950 Welcome Macmillan Hall1000 Keynote presentations Macmillan Hall1045 Action Planning for success Macmillan Hall1130 Exhibition & Refreshments Your take on current trends and new demands1200 Showcases, Workshops & Drop-in

ForumsMacmillan Hall, Broomsbury Room (G35), Gordon Room (G34), Torrington Room (104, first floor)

1300 Exhibition & Lunch Macmillan Hall

1330 Exhibitor Pecha Kucha Macmillan Hall1415 Showcases, Workshops & Drop-in

ForumsMacmillan Hall, Broomsbury Room (G35), Gordon Room (G34), Torrington Room (104, first floor)

1520 Your Take Away Actions Macmillan Hall

1600 Closure and Refreshments




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Who is here?

But also WBL in ACL and WBL in FE Colleges




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"The way technology is advancing scientists will have developed the technology to take me back from Mars before I set off". (Maggie Lieu - Doctorate in Astrophysics at the University of Birmingham - https://twitter.com/Space_Mog) Internet of Things - Fueling a data-driven way of living that will have a huge impact in the way we use our fridge, dishwasher at home, but also train, educate, learn and teach.

"The digital future is going to be bigger than the digital past” Martyn Harrow, CEO of Jisc







Benefit and Impact

Out of events such as this, there's always a solution that is found amongst yourselves or in conversations with our advisers. This Conference is a micro example of what we do to carry out our remit in the regions.

Renewed partnerships for the benefit of all

LWBLA – AELP – NIACE – AoC Eastern – AoC London







Who we are

Infrastructure and IT Services Digital Content Advice and Guidance Research & Development

Funded by BIS and

a part of Jisc







Special thanks to…

Keynote speakers Victor Farley from the LWBLAIlgun Yusuf, from BACES

Showcase & Workshop presenters

Brenda Foulds & simon Beard, City LitAldo Zeolla, Islington ACLChris Jackson, SCOLAAlexis Michaelides, DV8Sohail Oosman, Redwood SkillsVic Norman, Redbridge InstituteJane Haydon, Treolar CollegeRachel Collier, Kent County CouncilDot Powell, British Council

Bob Read, ACER / Essex ACLCliff Rose HMI, OfstedEllen Lessner & Emma Procter-Legg,

Abingdon and Witney CollegeMichael Terry, Essex ACLDavid Goldenberg, Westminster Adult

Education ServicvesSusan Easton, NIACERod Paley & Sally Betts, Colchester

Institute, XtlearnAlistair McNaught, Jisc TechDisAdam Blackwood, Jisc RSC SEJulian Bream, Jisc RSC London







Special thanks to…

Exhibitors

Smart Assessor Xtensis Overt Software Solutions BKSB OneFile Quals Direct Tintisha Technologies

Organisers

Shri Footring, Jisc RSC LondonMax Norton, Jisc RSC LondonMartin Sepion, Jisc RSC LondonRosemary Leadley, Jisc RSC LondonEvan Dickerson, Jisc RSC London Sharon Burton, RSC LondonJane Mckenzie, Jisc RSC South EastKate Gregory, Jisc RSC Eastern Paul Gotch, Jisc RSC South East







Enjoy the day







Keynote: Key Challenges and Opportunities to Work-Based Learning Providers

Victor Farley, Executive Chair, LWBLA

Over the past 10 years Victor has worked in the private sector creating the Capital Learning Group of companies and more recently he was one of the three Founder-Directors of the Redwood Education Group. Prior to this he worked for Government agencies and was the Deputy Chief Executive of West London Tec. He takes an active interest in public policy, lobbying and representing the interests of all work-based learning providers in London. He also represents the LWBLA on the Board of the London Councils Young Person Education and Skills committee. He was a contributor to the Nuffield review of 14-19 Education, and for the past 30 years has supported entrepreneurs and small businesses as the Chair of the Greenwich Enterprise Board.







Keynote: Challenges facing the adult sector over the next few years

Ilgun began his teaching career at South East Essex College nearly twenty years ago before joining City & Islington College where he soon became the Quality Manger. After six years at CandI, he joined the senior management team of the Working Men’s College as the Assistant Director for Quality. Over the years he has taught all age groups from entry to degree level, vocational to academic, and today facilitates staff training. Ilgun was a member of the ACL strand of LONCETT (London Centre for Excellence in Teacher Training) and is a long standing member of the West London Peer Review and Development Group. It is his ambition to work in the post-16 sector long enough to see the term ‘e-learning’ disappear.

Ilgun Yusuf, Deputy Head of Service (Curriculum & Quality) of Brent Adult and Community Education Service

