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There are four seminar sessions during the day including:

The Big Picture

This year’s conference focuses on the wealth of ICT resources and opportunities available to all schools in Northumberland to support teaching and learning.

The seminar sessions explore a wide range of software applications, resources, online content and learning opportunities....

….. a conference with lots of ideas, lots of resources and lots of opportunities to get involved and try something new. The Big Picture has something to offer for all teachers in all phases – not just the ICT teacher – make sure you don’t miss out!


Richard Taylor
Northumberland ICT and e-learning Adviser



  • Virtual Worlds – using 3-D interactive online environments to develop creativity in the curriculum and motivate reluctant writers
  • Felix, Charlie and the Lost Tomb – a fantastic interactive adventure with a bank of support materials targeted at years 4, 5 and 6
  • Podium podcasting software - an opportunity to create your first podcast
  • Crazy Talk - where pupils can script and animate a virtual 3-D character
  • The wealth of resources available to schools on Knowledge Box
  • Additional materials for e-safety and SEN
  • A bank of resources and ideas for podcasting in MFL
  • Online learning opportunities such as Pirates Online, in which schools can sign up for a 6 week project working online with Anne Curtis from ShooFly and Bonnie Annie – the famous Pirate Captain!
  • New resources, functionality and a new interface in NorTLE, our Learning Platform freely available to schools

... and much, much more….

Book online now!

Please book your place at the conference and make your seminar selections by Friday 25th June 2010

Cost: £35 to ICT SLA schools, £100 to non SLA schools, Out of County Schools £135

A USB drive of free resources will be supplied to delegates at the end of the conference.

Click here for directions to Longhirst Hall