Breakout Sessions

?? - 31

Connected Educator NZ 33

edSpace 34

Digital Badges 35

ShowGizmo 36

Digital Passport 37

uLearn17 Venues 38

Conference
Bus Timetable

Venue Maps
39 - 40

41 - 48

Handbook 2017
Exhibition Hall

uLearn17 Exhibitors
49

50 - 51

General information, A-Z 52 - 55

Acknowledgements 57

Stay Connected 59

uLearn17
Annual educators’ conference

CONNECT. COLLABORATE. INNOVATE.

Tuihonotia. Mahi Ngātahi. Auahatia.

Claudelands Events Centre

Hamilton, New Zealand

11 – 13 October 2017

core-ed.org/events/ulearn
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Contents

Welcome 3

Conference Timetable 4-5

Pōwhiri 6

Breakout Sessions 8 - 40

Connected Educator NZ 41

edSpace 42

Digital Badges 43

ShowGizmo 44

Digital Passport 45

uLearn17 Venues 46

Bus Timetable 47 - 49

Venue Maps 50 - 58

Exhibition Hall 59

uLearn17 Exhibitors 60 - 61

General information, A-Z 62 - 66

Acknowledgements 67

Stay Connected 69
Welcome
Kei ngā kārangaranga maha huri noa
i te motu, huri noa i te ao, tēnei rā
te reo pōhiri kia whakatau mai nei
ki uLearn mō te tau 2017. Piki mai,
whakatau mai rā.
Welcome to you all here at uLearn17,
in Kirikiriroa (Hamilton). Annually,
CORE Education/Tātai Aho Rau and
you, get together to participate in the
most amazing national showcase for
professional development. This event
is a part of the continuum of your
professional learning and development.
In uLearn there exists the opportunity
for you and your colleagues to connect
in one place and celebrate the very
best of education, learning, teaching
and collaborating. There is something
for all in the extensive programme.
No matter how many times you look
at the programme, you will be sure to
see another very exciting and useful
direction to go. Times are constantly
changing and, as professionals,
we are obliged to look critically at
the disruption, assess it and seek
to understand what it offers us in
supporting learner agency.
In keeping with our mission at CORE to,
“push the boundaries of educational
possibility,” technology delivered via the
internet will ensure that you are very well
networked. ShowGizmo allows you also
to stay completely connected to all that
is happening. Additionally, as we have
done now since 2014, we bring you CORE
Education’s ‘Connected Educator NZ’
(CENZ) to add a new dimension to your
experience. There will be a community
of professional practice to link to and
remain connected with beyond uLearn
itself. Connected Educator pulls together
online professional learning from across
NZ and beyond, to support digitally
networked learning. Many events at
uLearn are also part of the Connected
Educator calendar so follow activities
online (#CENZ17 @ConnectEduNZ)
and visit the Connected Ed team in the
exhibition hall.
Enthusiastic thanks go to our valued
partners, Harvey Norman, Toshiba,
Microsoft, Woods Furniture, HP New
Zealand, Sitech Systems, Ruckus
Wireless, Allied Telesis, Noel Leeming,
Kiwibots, class*, Furnware, Sebel
Furniture, and Evaluation Associates,
whose support is greatly valued.
Thanks to our keynote speakers,
spotlight presenters and the hundreds
of teachers/principals/facilitators
prepared to share their ideas openly
with us all. My personal thanks go to the
CORE team as well as the Events Centre
extended team, who are working hard
in support of the conference to ensure
its success.
Finally, “good on you,” our participants,
for taking the time out to come along
and for being the essential ingredient
that will make uLearn17 the memorable
and lasting learning experience it will be.
Nā reira ko te tumanako ka ora te noho
ki tēnei hui ā tātau. Noho ora mai.
See you in the conference!
Nick Billowes
Director Development,
CORE Education
Tātai Aho Rau
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 Conference Timetable
Tuesday 10 October Wednesday 11 October
7.30am - uLearn Changing Spaces 7.30am - Registration opens
8.25am registration opens (Rototuna 8.25am (Claudelands Events Centre)
Junior High School)
8.00am Exhibition Hall opens
8.30am - uLearn Changing Spaces
3.45pm (one-day pre-conference) 8.30am uLearn17 conference opening

3.30pm - uLearn17 Pōwhiri

9.15am KEYNOTE 1
4.30pm (Hui Te Rangiora Marae)
Innovating education to educate
Buses depart Claudelands
innovator - Eric Mazur
Events Centre at 2.45pm.
Afternoon tea will be served
10.30am Morning tea
following the pōwhiri.

11.15am - Breakout round 1

4.00pm - uLearn17 registration opens 12.30pm
7.00pm (Claudelands Events Centre)
12.30pm Lunch
5.00pm - Conference Showcase
6.15pm (Claudelands Events Centre) 1.30pm - Breakout round 2
Kick off your conference 2.45pm
experience with high-energy
PechaKucha tasters from 2.45pm - Afternoon tea
selected presenters. Cash bar 3.30pm
available.
3.30pm - Breakout round 3
4.45pm

5.00pm - Welcome Reception

6.00pm (Claudelands Events Centre)
Mix and mingle with fellow
delegates, presenters,
exhibitors and partners over
some delicious canapes and
fine wines.

6.00pm Exhibition Hall closes

Dinner at your leisure

7.30pm - Night at the Movies:

9.30pm The HeART of the Matter
(Claudelands Events Centre)

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Conference Timetable
Thursday 12 October Friday 13 October
8.00am Exhibition Hall opens 8.00am Exhibition Hall opens

8.30am KEYNOTE 2 8.30am - Breakout round 6

Engaging the globally 9.30am
connected student of today:
A look at emerging technology, 9.30am Brunch
gaming and digital citizenship -
Brad Waid 10.15am - Breakout round 7
11.15am
10.30am Morning tea
11.30am Exhibition hall closes
11.15am - Breakout round 4
12.45pm 11.30am - KEYNOTE 4
1.00pm Colouring in the white spaces:
12.45pm Lunch Cultural identity and community
in whitestream schools -
Dr Ann Milne
1.45pm - Breakout round 5
3.15pm
1.00pm Conference ends
3.45pm - KEYNOTE 3
5.00pm (includes afternoon tea)
Changing belief: Apple
technology in the classroom -
Abdul Chohan

5.00pm Exhibition Hall closes

7.00pm Gala dinner - Opshop Ball

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 Pōwhiri
A pōwhiri will be held to welcome uLearn17 delegates and presenters to Hamilton.

Where: Hui Te Rangiora Marae, 89 Clarence Street, Hamilton

When: Tuesday 10 October, 3.15pm-4.30pm

Marae: Hui Te Rangiora Marae

Iwi: Ko ngā iwi katoa o te motu
Kawa: Tainui
Awa: Waikato

Hui Te Rangiora is the name given to the urban, pan-tribal marae in Hamilton City by
Te Arikinui Dame Te Atairangikaahu, and was opened in 1966. It was given to remember
an ancient place of healing that used to be in the Waikato, which was also called Hui Te
Rangiora. It was also the name given to the wharekai which stands as part of the marae
complex. Although pan-tribal, the marae follows Tainui kawa. The marae initially housed
Mill Hill Fathers (an order of Catholic priests) who were missionaries to the Catholic Māori
of the district. Hui Te Rangiora wharekai has an altar and pews at one end so that mass
can be held. The priests no longer administer daily to the people of the marae but visit to
conduct regular mass.

The wharenui (meeting house), Tuwaerea, was constructed under the guidance of master
carver Piri Poutapu and one of his most gifted students, Wi Kuki Kingi Snr. Other workers
from within the marae community helped with the construction of Tuwaerea, not only
building its infrastructure but also doing the carving, tukutuku and kōwhaiwhai.

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 Breakout Sessions
uLearn Changing Spaces
Tuesday 10 October

Changing Spaces Breakout 1 10.15am - 11.30am

Enabling collaborative practice in a co-teaching Leesa Mangino Te Pae Marama

(Whenu) Rototuna
innovative learning environments Tonia Fenemor Junior High School
Kumete (Hukahuka)
Fit for purpose spaces… catering to all of our learners Juliet Dickinson Rototuna Junior
High School

The tensions of co-teaching - negotiating team- Paula Wine Kauta (Aho)

Rototuna Junior
based conflicts Rebecca Foster High School
Kohu (Paepae Roa)
The great ILE shift – 5 things you need to know Nikki Urlich Rototuna Junior
High School

Connecting the learning – how do we do this when Suzette Ipsen Tiaho (Ngoi)
Rototuna Junior
we are always changing spaces? Jo Brooks High School

Jo Robson Matahi (Taniko)

Building a collaborative culture – everyone with us Rototuna Junior
Jo Wilson High School

Changing Spaces Breakout 2 11.30am - 12.30pm

Shirley Bailey Kohu (Paepae Roa)
Evolution: Our changing learners; Our changing
Nicki Grey Rototuna Junior
teachers; Our changing spaces High School
Cherie Cutler
Matahi (Taniko)
Change the Space between your ears first! Mike Malcolm Rototuna Junior
High School
Sally Grylls- Te Pae Marama
Learner agency and the impact of space Thomas (Whenu) Rototuna
Nikki Willis Junior High School
Kathy McIsaac Kauta (Aho)
A day in the life of an ILE learner Sandra Weston Rototuna Junior
Cheryl Naylor High School

Jason Sharma Tiaho (Ngoi)

A year of creation, collaboration and evaluation Rototuna Junior
Jordan Neil High School

Terry Beech Kumete (Hukahuka)

Learning is an Active Process Rototuna Junior
Irma Cooke High School

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uLearn Changing Spaces
Tuesday 10 October

Changing Spaces Breakout 3 1.30pm - 2.45pm

Te Pae Marama
Evidence-based ILEs – what works? Mark Osborne (Whenu) Rototuna
Junior High School
Kumete (Hukahuka)
Changing minds & changing lives through changing Rosalie Reiri
Rototuna Junior
spaces: A Rototuna success story Pania Smith
High School
Kauta (Aho)
Curriculum design in an ILE Mel Moore Rototuna Junior
High School
Christy Meads Matahi (Taniko)
Learner agency – Are your students passengers, co-
Dee Ross Rototuna Junior
drivers or drivers of their own learning?
Fraser Quinn High School
Adapting and changing traditional classroom Tiaho (Ngoi)
Philippa Burchett
practice to meet the needs of the 21st century Rototuna Junior
Hamish Fenemor
learner High School
Kohu (Paepae Roa)
Change or die... Tony Grey Rototuna Junior
High School

Changing Spaces Breakout 4 2.45pm - 3.45pm

Te Pae Marama
Fraser Hill
Tour of Rototuna High Schools (Whenu) Rototuna
Paula Wine
Junior High School
Kohu (Paepae Roa)
Action planning: Facilitated planning to implement Jo Robson
Rototuna Junior
your ILE aims Jo Wilson
High School

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 uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 1 11.15am - 12.30pm

uLearn Taster 1A
11.15am – 11.40am
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why be connected? Let’s get Educator Room
Connected
connected (hands on support) Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
Reflection on student achievement data to improve Charlie Tomlinson
Claudelands
learning using EdPotential Mark Phillips
Events Centre
Executive Lounge
TTS Universal – NZ digital content aligned with the
Steve Voisey Claudelands
NZ Curriculum
Events Centre

uLearn Taster 1B
11.45am – 12.10pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why Twitter? Let’s get on Educator Room
Connected
Twitter (hands on support) Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
Device distraction driving you mad? Learn how to
Scott Noakes Claudelands
manage classroom internet use
Events Centre
Executive Lounge
Jump start learning with Britannica’s all-in-one
Pravina Mistry Claudelands
Launch Packs – Free pilots available
Events Centre

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uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 1 11.15am - 12.30pm

Spotlight session

The new Digital Technologies curriculum – what's the Heaphy 3

Tim Bell Claudelands
big idea? Events Centre

Compassion, care and curiosity – Powerful drivers of Heaphy 2

Sally Peters Claudelands
teacher research Events Centre

Everyone’s in – taking the mystery out of meeting the Heaphy 1

Judy Cochrane Claudelands
needs of diverse learners Events Centre

Māori Medium spotlight session

Staffroom
Te Āhuru Mōwai o te Reo Stacey Morrison Peachgrove
Intermediate

Connected conversation

Juliet Revell Arena Lounge

Connected Conversation 1: Student learners at the Melanie Matthews Claudelands
centre Olivia Graham Events Centre
Bronwyn Joyce

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 uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 1 11.15am - 12.30pm

Presentation – 75 minutes
Tahi A
Maths-Whizz: Plugging the gaps, creating solid
Ross Perkinson Peachgrove
foundations
Intermediate
The Grandstand
Transforming education for the digital age: The
Rose Cole Claudelands
Education System Digital Strategy
Events Centre
What are the facilitating conditions that enable Tahi B
teaching as inquiry pedagogies to enable growth Catherine Johnson Peachgrove
mindsets for lifelong learning? Intermediate
Music room
Communities of Online Learning #CoOLs Rachel Whalley Peachgrove
Intermediate
Renee Morgan Room 4
Using the Seesaw App to enhance learning and
Sarah Corkill Peachgrove
connect with families
Casey Frew Intermediate
Holman Stand
Bringing authenticity to the NZ Curriculum with
Barrie Matthews Claudelands
LEARNZ
Events Centre
Room 6
Universal Design for Learning - teaching from the
Evan Barker Peachgrove
edges
Intermediate
Bridget Lummis Room 8
Using digital technology to enhance learning and
Peachgrove
engage students in literacy Rachel Anderson Intermediate
Caitlin Foran
Designing for successful online learning Gallagher Lounge
Alex MacCreadie
experiences FMG Stadium
Rochelle Gribble
Sam Tan Genesis Energy
A secondary school journey of change told from the
Nicole Hardy Lounge
chalkface
Rhys Kerapa FMG Stadium

Mandia Mentis ICT suite

Equitable education in Aotearoa NZ: A network for
Peachgrove
professional learning (Kāhui Matanga) Alison Kearney Intermediate

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uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 1 11.15am - 12.30pm

Workshop – 75 minutes
Brooklyn 1
Augmented Reality – The future of education? Melanie Langlotz Claudelands
Events Centre
Brooklyn 2
The power of collaborative practice in a secondary
Karyn Gray Claudelands
setting
Events Centre
Brooklyn 3
So you want to share your class with the world –
Mark Maddren Claudelands
Authentic audiences and Blogger as a literacy tool
Events Centre
Network Lounge
Glen Storey
Getting started with iPad in the primary classroom Claudelands
Meredith Bean
Events Centre
Maker Space Room
Robots in disguise Dale Nicholls Claudelands
Events Centre
Exhibition 1
Computer programming – Scratch through to
Simon Alexander Claudelands
robotics
Events Centre
Room 2
Mihi Maker Dan Milward Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 3
Entrepreneurship – How are you encouraging this? Melanie Taite-Pitama Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 5
Māori in mainstream Helen Te Kiri Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 7
Leading in the 4th digital age Carolyn Stuart Peachgrove
Intermediate
Exhibition 2
Microsoft tools for collaboration Crispin Lockwood Claudelands
Events Centre
P2 Science
World without order – Citizenship through Minecraft Campbell Potter Peachgrove
Intermediate
HLive Lounge
The lessons we should be teaching, but don't Nikki Urlich
FMG Stadium
Collaboration through two lenses:
Bronze Lounge
1) to drive teacher practice Melissa Grant
FMG Stadium
2) to embed learner agency

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 uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 2 1.30pm – 2.45pm

uLearn Taster 2A
1.30pm – 1.55pm

Connected Educator: Why PL mailing lists? Let’s Connected

CORE’s
Educator Room
get signed up for PL mailing lists to support your Connected
Claudelands
inquiry (hands on support) Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
Waste of space? Are you maximising your
Bill Roberts Claudelands
classroom’s potential?
Events Centre
Executive Lounge
App Smashing and beyond using Seesaw Katrina Laurie Claudelands
Events Centre

uLearn Taster 2B
2.00pm – 2.25pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why Facebook? Get on Educator Room
Connected
Facebook (hands on support) Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
Digital Learning Certification? Why would I want
Mark Herring Claudelands
that?
Events Centre
Executive Lounge
James Field-
Metamorphosis of secondary teachers Claudelands
Mitchell
Events Centre

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uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 2 1.30pm – 2.45pm

Spotlight session
Heaphy 3
The exponential future of education Kaila Colbin Claudelands
Events Centre
Heaphy 2
Reshaping the profession Lesley Hoskin Claudelands
Events Centre

GetGame: Fostering collaborative learning in a Heaphy 1

Bron Stuckey Claudelands
gameful context Events Centre

Connected conversation

Connected Conversation 2: Connected conversations Grant Lichtman Arena Lounge

going global Christine Trimnell Claudelands
Dean Shareski Events Centre

Research and Inquiry Symposium paper presentation – 20 minutes

Julie Carey
Tahi A
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Innovation for Samantha Corry
Peachgrove
success Caroline Gill
Intermediate
Kylie Valentine

Tahi B
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Teachers’ and Anjie Webster
Peachgrove
teens’ wellbeing Megan Gallagher
Intermediate

Music Room
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Capabilities for Whare Isaac-Sharland
Peachgrove
learning and life David Schaumann
Intermediate

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 uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 2 1.30pm – 2.45pm

Māori Medium presentation

Staffroom
Tatai Whakaheke: Ehara i te whakaaturanga
Warati Paraha Peachgrove
whakaahua noaiho
Intermediate

Presentation – 75 minutes

Holman Stand
Te Whāriki 2017 – strengthening learning continuity
Justine Mason Claudelands
and learning pathways
Events Centre
Room 6
Building confidence in EAL (English is an additional
Surin McGrory Peachgrove
language) students within the learning community
Intermediate
Exhibition 1
Digital learning should be taught digitally Simon Alexander Claudelands
Events Centre
Bronze Lounge
CORE’s ten trends, 2017 Derek Wenmoth
FMG Stadium
Growing digital entrepreneurs with the startup HLive Lounge
Renee Raroa
classroom FMG Stadium
Lee Clarkson Gallagher
Developing growth mindsets to improve students’
Bev Turilli Lounge
writing
Oli Ryks FMG Stadium

Maker Space
Serverless Schools – moving budget from the server Room
Lee Harper
room to the classroom Claudelands
Events Centre
The Grandstand
Drones and movie making in the classroom Fairlie Atkinson Claudelands
Events Centre
Greg Duff P2 Science
Keeping our children safe online – a team approach Anjie Webster Peachgrove
Warren Hall Intermediate

Room 3
Engaging Māori students and whānau in future
Janelle Riki-Waaka Peachgrove
focused education
Intermediate

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uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 2 1.30pm – 2.45pm

Workshop – 75 minutes
Room 4
1:1 with Explain Everything in a junior classroom Helen King Peachgrove
Intermediate
Brooklyn 1
The new Digital Technologies curriculum – practical
Tim Bell Claudelands
ideas for the primary classroom
Events Centre
James Hopkins Brooklyn 3
Changes, challenges and opportunities in
Mark Maddren Claudelands
Communities of Learning I Kāhui Ako
Maria Krausse Events Centre
Brooklyn 2
What could a local curriculum look like? Carolyn English Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 5
Towards digital fluency through the New Zealand Jacque Allen
Peachgrove
Curriculum Jenna Crowley
Intermediate
Room 7
Leading by design: creating effective professional Philippa Nicoll
Antipas Peachgrove
learning experiences
Intermediate
The future belongs to the curious – the ones who are Room 8
not afraid to try it, explore it, poke at it, question it Paula Jamieson Peachgrove
and turn it inside out Intermediate
ICT Suite
The keyboard hack: Simple hardware for creative
Greg Giannis Peachgrove
interactions
Intermediate
Genesis
Integrating coding (computational thinking) into your
David Kinane Energy Lounge
classroom programme
FMG Stadium
New spaces – new pedagogies: Implementing Room 2
personalised learning in primary school innovative Emma Tolmie Peachgrove
learning environments Intermediate
Exhibition 2
Use iTunes U to write narratives with a cultural twist Monique Storey Claudelands
Events Centre

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 uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 3 3.30pm – 4.45pm

uLearn Taster 3A
3.30pm – 3.55pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why blogs? Get connected Educator Room
Connected
with blogs to follow or start your own... Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Georgie
Cresswell Oakley
Thinking outside the box: engaging with schools for
Kate Chilcott Claudelands
healthier classrooms
Emma Withers Events Centre
Carli Botes

uLearn Taster 3B
4.00pm – 4.25pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why give back? Crowd- Educator Room
Connected
sourcing to support your learning needs Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
So who’s stopping you? Be the teacher you need to
Andrew Ford Claudelands
be! Be the leader you want to be!
Events Centre

Spotlight session

Supercharge your classroom by harnessing the true Michael Walmsley Heaphy 1

Claudelands
power of e-learning Tyne Crow Events Centre
Heaphy 2
Impact networks shape entrepreneurship Melanie Langlotz Claudelands
Events Centre
Heaphy 3
Are we really promoting learning for success? Linda Bendikson Claudelands
Events Centre

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uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 3 3.30pm – 4.45pm

Sofa session
Arena Lounge
Learning for success / Te ako kia angitu: A facilitated
Derek Wenmoth Claudelands
panel
Events Centre

Research and Inquiry Symposium paper presentation – 20 minutes

Tahi A
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Researching Polly Thin-Rabb
Peachgrove
innovation in a learning community Matthew Park
Intermediate

Tahi B
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Innovation in Chris Bradbeer
Peachgrove
teaching and learning Danielle Myburgh
Intermediate

Room 2
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Drawing for Chrissie Butler
Peachgrove
meaning making Janne Willems
Intermediate

Melanie Matthews
Music Room
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Learning Olivia Graham
Peachgrove
communities across the country, across the globe Craig McDonald- Intermediate
Brown

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 uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 3 3.30pm – 4.45pm

Presentation – 75 minutes
Kelly Faulkner
Sarah Collins
The Grandstand
Stephanie Ellis
Secondary selection – A “round robin” presentation Claudelands
Bojan Madzunarov
Events Centre
Karen Wilson
Duncan Darroch
Brooklyn 2
Reimagining school reports Paul Sibson Claudelands
Events Centre
Executive
Enhancing the learning of maths through Lounge
Charlene Macrae
personalised eLearning tools Claudelands
Events Centre
Upper
Concourse
Helen Shirley
Letting go of the norm... Arena
Janine Brown
Claudelands
Events Centre
Gallagher
Mind your mindset Mary-Anne Murphy Lounge
FMG Stadium
Room 4
Monique Browne
Makers gonna make (beginners guide to makerspace) Peachgrove
Katie McAra
Intermediate
Room 5
120 learners and 4 teachers - the move to
Nikki Urlich Peachgrove
collaborative maths
Intermediate
Genesis Energy
‘The innovation stream’: interdisciplinary innovation Louise Addison
Lounge
at Howick College Angela McCamish
FMG Stadium
Technology and literacy development – why some Holman Stand
learners fall through the gaps and how we can use Ros Lugg Claudelands
technology to prevent it happening Events Centre
Augmented Reality, emerging technology and the HLive Lounge
Brad Waid
future of learning FMG Stadium

Māori Medium workshop

Staffroom
Nichole Gully
Te turaki taupā Peachgrove
Anahera McGregor
Intermediate

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uLearn17
Wednesday 11 October

uLearn17 Breakout 3 3.30pm – 4.45pm

Workshop – 75 minutes
Exhibition 2
The spotlight is on the student’s learning Alison Troy Claudelands
Events Centre
Paula Hay
Zoe Timbrell
Future focused learning - a design thinking workshop Kawana Wallace Brooklyn 1
to prepare your school for the new digital technology Patrick Lalor Claudelands
curriculum Vivian Chandra Events Centre
Geoff Bentley
Wiremu Wallace
Brooklyn 3
Ready, set...change Viv Hall Claudelands
Events Centre
Exhibition 1
3D Printing – TinkerCad Aidan Alexander Claudelands
Events Centre
Bronze Lounge
Designing future focused curriculum Mary Anne Mills
FMG Stadium
Karla Hull Room 2
Leading change (surviving change) Peachgrove
Neil Fraser Intermediate
Thinking outside the box: 21st century learning Amy Burt Room 3
Peachgrove
possibilities Ximena Aitken Intermediate
Connecting with our community: technologies, Room 6
Tara Fagan Peachgrove
innovation and learning at Te Papa Tongarewa Intermediate
Reclaiming the maker space for effective science Room 8
Michael Fenton Peachgrove
teaching Intermediate
Colin Hill ICT Suite
Transforming your classroom using financial literacy Victoria Brookland Peachgrove
Micah Hocquard Intermediate
P2 Science
App smashing movie making Katrina Laurie Peachgrove
Intermediate
Maker Space
Room
A classroom maker space Kate Davison
Claudelands
Events Centre
Meredith Bean Network Lounge
Explore the Classroom app for iPad Carl Gamble Claudelands
Dan Partridge Events Centre

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 uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 4 11.15am – 12.45pm

uLearn Taster 4A
11.15am – 11.40am
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why Facebook? Get on Educator Room
Connected
Facebook (hands on support) Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Network Lounge
Changing hearts, changing minds and changing
Tara Fagan Claudelands
lives: Learning Innovation at Te Papa
Events Centre
Claudio
Executive Lounge
He Whare Ako, He Whare Hangarau – Learning Aguayo
Claudelands
through mobile devices Acushla Dee
Events Centre
Sciascia
Exhibition 1
Tim Carr
Toys that teach computational thinking Claudelands
Fay Cobbett
Events Centre
Brooklyn 3
Teach First NZ: Ako Matatupu – Leadership projects Aidan Kiely Claudelands
Events Centre

uLearn Taster 4B
11.45am – 12.10pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why blogs? Get connected Educator Room
Connected
with blogs to follow or start your own... Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Network Lounge
Applying authentic contexts to creative digital
Peter Graham Claudelands
learning
Events Centre
Exhibition 1
Automation in our Future – a case for all kids to Tim Carr
Claudelands
learn programming using robotics Fay Cobbett
Events Centre
Brooklyn 3
Independent learning programme using Hapara
Hamish Ross Claudelands
Workspace
Events Centre
Executive Lounge
Māori medium project meets Te Papa Pania Smith Claudelands
Events Centre
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uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 4 11.15am – 12.45pm

uLearn Taster 4C
12.15pm – 12.40pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why give back? Crowd- Educator Room
Connected
sourcing to support your learning needs Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Brooklyn 3
Time saving techniques to teach the New Zealand Richard
McRoberts Claudelands
curriculum English
Events Centre
Network Lounge
iUgo - Curriculum Planning Made Easy Louise Duffy Claudelands
Events Centre
Executive Lounge
Kootuitui ki Papakura; weaving together education,
Angela Gattung Claudelands
health and homes
Events Centre
Exhibition 1
Fidget Spinners and gadgets for learning Callum Tytler Claudelands
Events Centre

Spotlight session
Heaphy 2
Te Āhuru Mōwai o te Reo: The home provides the life
Stacey Morrison Claudelands
essence of language
Events Centre
Heaphy 3
Abdul Chohan
Raising the bar - with Abdul Chohan Claudelands
James Petronelli
Events Centre

Sofa session
Arena Lounge
Learning digitally / Te ako ā-matihiko: A facilitated
Helen Cooper Claudelands
panel
Events Centre

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 uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 4 11.15am – 12.45pm

Research and Inquiry Symposium paper presentation – 20 minutes

Katrina Sylva
Stacey Buchanan Tahi A
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Play, engagement
Marama Stewart Peachgrove
and curiosity
Cath Donaldson Intermediate
Heather Greaves
Tahi B
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Pakiwaitara (story) Jerome Cargill
Peachgrove
and agency Heemi McDonald
Intermediate
Ros Lugg
Music Room
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Literacy and Mary Fursdon
Peachgrove
Literacies Chris Eames
Intermediate
Claudio Aguayo

Presentation – 90 minutes
Heaphy 1
Ignite your teaching through Innovative Inquiries:
Dorothy Burt Claudelands
by teachers and for teachers
Events Centre
Room 5
Improving writing using digital stories – In the New
Michael Richards Peachgrove
Zealand context
Intermediate
Heather Kluit Room 20
STEAMing ahead
Chantelle Rich Southwell School
Oakley
Brain-friendly teaching and learning Megan Gallagher Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 21
Raising achievement through data insights Parau Tupangaia
Southwell School

Māori Medium workshop

Staffroom
He Arotake Rauemi Ako: Ngoikoretanga, ngā Alex Hotere-Barnes
Peachgrove
āhutanga haere ake nei? Te Mihinga Komene
Intermediate

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uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 4 11.15am – 12.45pm

Workshop – 90 minutes
Room 25
Preparing NCEA digital assessments using Office 365 Sarah Collins Southwell
School
Room 28
Hit the ground running with the new high school Michael Walmsley
Southwell
digital technologies curriculum in 2018 Tyne Crow
School
Maker Space
Room
Join the Maker Movement Faye Chilvers
Claudelands
Events Centre
The Grandstand
The cyber effect Mike Scaddan Claudelands
Events Centre
Holman Stand
Colin Gover
Tinkering? Or inspiration, ideation, implementation Claudelands
MVTV Crew
Events Centre
Brooklyn 2
Auditing our White Spaces: Where are you at, and
Ann Milne Claudelands
where do you want to be?
Events Centre
Room 17
A roadmap for strategic leadership of digital
Viv Hall Southwell
technologies
School
Room 2
Transitioning through play! Two teachers + 40 kids Annette McIndoe
Peachgrove
+ play based + Seesaw portfolios Richard Bell
Intermediate
Room 19
Inspiring tamariki and whānau to ‘LOVE’ maths. Let us Kelsi Lawrence
Southwell
inspire you. Hollie Hauraki
School
Nicholas Lekakis Room 18
Design your own remote learning lesson using virtual
Sarah Linehan Southwell
comms and google apps
Ruthanne Kennedy School
Room 26 Food
Lex Davis tech
Rethinking, redesigning and relearning NCEA
Irihapeti Mahuika Southwell
School
Room 27
Overview of what is in the Adobe Creative Cloud Tim Kitchen Southwell
School

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 uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 4 11.15am – 12.45pm

Workshop – 90 minutes
Room 30
Coding for Dummies: from kindy to college, drag ‘n
Mark Herring Southwell
drop to Syntax
School
Room 31
Tell a story using 3D iPad ‘Holograms’ Julia Parker Southwell
School
Room 10
Creative writing inspired through children’s visual art Trudi Fausett Southwell
School
Dining Room
Induction of staff and students in Open Learning
Karyn Gray Southwell
Environments
School
Room 7
Anne-Louise
Multi-modal, multi-sensory digital story-telling Southwell
Robertson
School
Room 8
Middle Leadership Matters - a practical approach to Jo Robson
Southwell
leading from the middle Martin Bassett
School
Brooklyn 1
Coding, programming and robotics excitement for
Joanna Weldon Claudelands
juniors
Events Centre
Room 4
Authentic mathematical experiences using digital David Kinane
Peachgrove
technologies in a primary classroom Jacqui Sharp
Intermediate
Room 11
Exploring the drawing Dave Winter Southwell
School
Alice Gatland
Zoe Timbrell
Patrick Lalor Room 6
How to run Hour of Code & Scratch - Trailblazers
Vivian Chandra Peachgrove
workshop
Kawana Wallace Intermediate
Geoff Bentley
Wiremu Wallace
Room 3
What do we want - learner agency. When do we want Suzi Gould
Peachgrove
it - NOW! Jana Benson
Intermediate
Jason Borland Room 7
Presentation into rewindable learning Troy England Peachgrove
Andrea Rabin Intermediate

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uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 4 11.15am – 12.45pm

Workshop – 90 minutes
Room 8
iPad in the Early Years Paula Jamieson Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 9
Student led change: creating LGBTIQA+ inclusive,
Laura Green Southwell
affirming and accepting environments
School
Exhibition 2
Planning for digital citizenship, online safety and Pauline Spence
Claudelands
wellbeing – A whole school approach Anjie Webster
Events Centre
Library
Where to start in a gameful redesign of curriculum Bron Stuckey Southwell
School

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 uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 5 1.45pm – 3.15pm

uLearn Taster 5A
1.45pm – 2.10pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Why reflect? Tools for Educator Room
Connected
reflection (hands on support) Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
Managing digital incidents – School’s readiness and
Anjie Webster Claudelands
response
Events Centre

uLearn Taster 5B
2.15pm – 2.40pm

Connected Educator: Why share your inquiry? Connected

CORE’s
Educator Room
Exploring sharing / discussing / and collaborating Connected
Claudelands
spaces for your inquiry Educator team
Events Centre
Oakley
CERT NZ: helping to create cyber resilience in NZ Hayley Power Claudelands
Events Centre

uLearn Taster 5C
2.45pm – 3.10pm
Connected
CORE’s
Connected Educator: Keeping momentum going Educator Room
Connected
after uLearn. How to stay connected Claudelands
Educator team
Events Centre

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uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 5 1.45pm – 3.15pm

Spotlight session
Heaphy 3
Teacher collaboration in Innovative Learning
Chris Bradbeer Claudelands
Environments
Events Centre
Heaphy 2
Moving on in Aotearoa/NZ Andrew Judd Claudelands
Events Centre
Heaphy 1
Teaching and learning with artificial intelligence Raphael Nolden Claudelands
Events Centre

Sofa session
Arena Lounge
Learning in communities / Te ako ā-hapori:
Carolyn English Claudelands
A facilitated panel
Events Centre

Pop-up makerspace playground

Maker Space
Room
Exploring the pop-up maker space playground Nicola Tempero
Claudelands
Events Centre

Research and Inquiry Symposium paper presentation – 20 minutes

Myles Webb Tahi A
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Learning with
Malcolm Roberts Peachgrove
digital technologies
Michael Fenton Intermediate
Gautam Ahlawat Tahi B
Research and Inquiry Symposium: Learning as
Rachel Whalley Peachgrove
communities
Jedd Bartlett Intermediate

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 uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 5 1.45pm – 3.15pm

Māori Medium presentation

Rosalie Reiri Staffroom

Te Eke Angitu i tētahi Taiao Ako Māori Hou Nichole Gully Peachgrove
Janelle Riki-Waaka Intermediate

Presentation – 90 minutes
The Grandstand
Adolescence – a no brainer Mike Scaddan Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 28
Get a bigger box for the iPad Stuart Hale Southwell
School
Room 8
Think Palaces: How your library can support your Philippa Nicoll
Antipas Southwell
school’s vision for teaching and learning
School
Dining Room
Leading change and challenging tradition Karyn Gray Southwell
School
Library
Supporting educators’ wellbeing Anaru White Southwell
School
Music Room
Bruce Jepsen
Cultural Inclusiveness in a mainstream setting Peachgrove
Tane Bennett
Intermediate
Room 5
The great ILE shift – 5 things you need to know Nikki Urlich Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 25
Breaking the binary: Transforming our approach to
Jerome Cargill Southwell
gender
School
Executive
Becoming COOL – a successful Māori Community of Lounge
Christine Te Kiri
Online Learning Claudelands
Events Centre
Exhibition 1
Creating spatial constructs to engage the learner and
Andrew Ford Claudelands
the teacher
Events Centre

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uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 5 1.45pm – 3.15pm

Workshop – 90 minutes
Room 9
Integrating contextual science – The Science
Andrea Soanes Southwell
Learning Hub
School
Amy Shields Room 10
Collaborative teaching: The GOOD, the bad, the ugly.
Kyle Hattie Southwell
Let’s get real.
Latai Fa’apoi School
Room 11
Engaging students through virtual field trips Shelley Hersey Southwell
School
Zoe Timbrell
Kawana Wallace
Room 3
Trailblazers - Demystifying the new Digital Patrick Lalor
Peachgrove
Technologies Curriculum Vivian Chandra
Intermediate
Geoff Bentley
Wiremu Wallace
Room 4
Carl Gamble
Google and Microsoft on iPad Peachgrove
Dan Partridge
Intermediate
Room 20
Using reverse-engineering to accelerate learning Catherine Johnson Southwell
School
Spiralling into collaboration; how one high school Rowan Taigel Room 8
is connecting the dots between Spirals of Inquiry, Duncan Trickey Peachgrove
building collaborative teams, and appraisal Amy-Lee Budd Intermediate
Room 6
Animating in the classroom Richard Williams Peachgrove
Intermediate
Brooklyn 2
Creating Deep Learning Tasks – a practical approach Claire Barber Claudelands
Events Centre
Kerri Thompson
Kaehlah Dawson Room 22
#NZreadaloud – connect and collaborate in a digital
Jemma Thorogood Southwell
community
Crystal Hewitt School
Karen Wilson
Exhibition 2
Engaging students in STEM education with the Nao
Sam Kingsley Claudelands
humanoid robot
Events Centre

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 uLearn17
Thursday 12 October

uLearn17 Breakout 5 1.45pm – 3.15pm

Workshop – 90 minutes
Room 17
Bring location based digital technology into your
Claire Thurlow Southwell
classroom
School
ICT Suite
Bebras Computational Thinking Challenge Margot Phillipps Peachgrove
Intermediate
Brooklyn 1
Hit the ground running with the new Digital Michael Walmsley
Claudelands
Technologies Curriculum in 2018 Tyne Crow
Events Centre
Brooklyn 3
Jo Robson
Building a collaborative culture – everyone with us Claudelands
Jo Wilson
Events Centre
Network
Michelle Heath Lounge
Everyone can code with Swift Playgrounds
Glen Storey Claudelands
Events Centre
Holman Stand
MVTV authentic learning with the real thing – Colin Gover
Claudelands
connecting communities MVTV Crew
Events Centre
Room 19
Practical ways to increase your effectiveness as a
Deirdre McCracken Southwell
middle leader
School
Room 7
Inspiring innovation and creativity for young diverse
Tara O’Neill Peachgrove
learners through play in an ILE
Intermediate
Room 21
Creating with iPads Kate Friedwald Southwell
School
Room 27
Digital creativity and design in education using
Tim Kitchen Southwell
Character Animator
School
Room 30
Laura Jones
Digital identities Southwell
Ewan McCloud
School
Room 31
Everyone can code Julia Parker Southwell
School
Room 7
Maximise the use of mobile digital technologies for Anne-Louise
Southwell
learning Robertson
School

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uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Two hour workshop (Breakouts 6 & 7) 8.30am – 11.15am

Arena Lounge
uLearn17 Connected Educator Aotearoa CORE’s Connected
Educator team Claudelands
Unconference
Events Centre
Keryn Davis
Brooklyn 2
CORE Education’s Accelerator: Activating change, Oceane Imber
Claudelands
fast Margot McKeegan
Events Centre
Nicola Tempero
Brooklyn 3
Game for change: Catalyst the collaborative inquiry
Suzi Gould Claudelands
game
Events Centre
Brooklyn 1
Campbell Potter
Using teacher agency to break out of the status quo Claudelands
Jamie L’Huillier
Events Centre
Maker Space
Introductory robotics workshop: Coding made easy Room
Joanna Burk
with LEGO Education EV3 Claudelands
Events Centre

uLearn17 Breakout 6 8.30am – 9.30am

Keynote Q & A
Auditorium
Q & A with Abdul Chohan Abdul Chohan Claudelands
Events Centre

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 uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Breakout 6 8.30am – 9.30am

Presentation – 60 minutes
Heaphy 1
Exploring Deep Learning Derek Wenmoth Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 2
Mike Malcolm
Kāhui Ako – Lessons learnt from the Cambridge CoL Peachgrove
Melissa Collins
Intermediate
Heaphy 2
Learning and leading for success Andy Kai Fong Claudelands
Events Centre
Exhibition 1
Making learning visible in multi-teacher spaces Paul Sibson Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 17
Preparing ESL students for success Elizabeth Arnold Southwell
School
Heaphy 3
How do children with learning difficulties fit into an
Margaret Lelieveld Claudelands
ILE picture?
Events Centre
Room 20
Multiliteracy and the role of reading Indira Neville Southwell
School
Room 8
Changing the face of maths Sean Clarke Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 28
How to get started with the iPads in your school Stuart Hale Southwell
School
Library
He Tohu – A declaration, a treaty, a petition Kate Potter Southwell
School
Exhibition 2
All about reading… Annie Agnew Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 22
Enhancing the teaching of literacy through
Graham Flanagan Southwell
personalised eLearning tools
School
Tahi B
Understand the child who stands in front of you Nathan Janes Peachgrove
Intermediate

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uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Breakout 6 8.30am – 9.30am

Presentation – 60 minutes
Room 4
Become an Apple Teacher. Fuel your passion for
Meredith Bean Peachgrove
learning
Intermediate
Room 6
Designing inclusive flexible ILEs: Six things to think
Chrissie Butler Peachgrove
about
Intermediate
Tahi A
From paper to online Paul Dyer Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 7
Inquiry based learning for innovative conservation
Shanthie Walker Southwell
education across the curriculum
School

Māori Medium workshop

Rosalie Reiri Staffroom

Hangarau Matihiko Joseph Isaac- Peachgrove
Sharland Intermediate

Workshop – 60 minutes
Oakley
Collaborative and innovative assessment design in an Angela McCamish
Claudelands
integrated context Stanley Chang
Events Centre
Network Lounge
Get Started with Code Michelle Heath Claudelands
Events Centre
The Grandstand
Learning digitally – balancing the constructivist and
Richard McRoberts Claudelands
teacher centred classroom
Events Centre
Angie Bruining Room 19
Using digital technology effectively in a Junior
Jade Miles Southwell
Classroom (Years 1 -3)
Arishma Narayan School
Room 21
Knowledge building and knowledge creation in
Madeline Campbell Southwell
classroom learning communities
School

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 uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Breakout 6 8.30am – 9.30am

Workshop – 60 minutes
Room 25
Brittany Teei
Kidscoin – Communities of earning Southwell
Teri Teei
School
Room 26 Food
Digital creativity and design in education using Adobe tech
Paul Savage
Spark Southwell
School
Room 27
Inquiry-based science for years 3 – 8 Steve Voisey Southwell
School
Room 31
Google tips and tricks for teaching and learning Kirsty Mills Southwell
School
Promoting learner agency in an old prefab: Why the Dining Room
building doesn’t matter (much) but the pedagogy Cushla Young Southwell
does School
Room 8
Digital literacy across the divide Cleo Woodall Southwell
School
Room 3
Code Club 4 Teachers Tom Bijesse Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 7
The spade does not dig the hole. Digital tools need Alex MacCreadie
Peachgrove
talented teachers. Rochelle Gribble
Intermediate
Holman Stand
Global Projects – 21st Century learning in a digital Christine Trimnell
Claudelands
world Sonya Van Schaijik
Events Centre
Upper
Concourse
Sphero SPRK+ Aquatic Smackdown Mark Herring Arena
Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 30
Introducing the new Google Sites Alex Wallace Southwell
School
Exhibition 2
Creative Coding Through Games and Apps –
Renee Raroa Claudelands
a Microsoft digital learning experience
Events Centre
Connected
Educator Room
edSpace: Your learning. Your network. Your portal. Tessa Gray
Claudelands
Events Centre

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uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Breakout 7 10.15am – 11.15am

Māori Medium Presentation

Executive
Lounge
Te pāhekohekotanga o te iwi me te kura Wharehoka Wano
Claudelands
Events Centre

Presentation – 60 minutes

Oakley
Lessons learned from an Across School Leader in a
Sonya Van Schaijik Claudelands
Kāhui Ako
Events Centre
Tahi A
The four significant practices in modern pedagogy Nikki Urlich Peachgrove
Intermediate
Bruce Cunningham Room 19
The importance of high performing cultures in today’s
Peter Thorne Southwell
schools
Moira Clews School
Room 20
“Museums – that’s for old people” Monika Kern Southwell
School
Sixty students, two teachers, one course: delivering Room 28
Richard McLaren
cross-curricular learning through collaboration and Southwell
Karyn Liddell
co-teaching in the secondary classroom School
Tahi B
The honest truths of working in an ILE; from a
Sjaan McDivitt Peachgrove
teacher’s perspective
Intermediate
Music Room
Safety is as safety does: activating online safety Greg Duff Peachgrove
Intermediate
Ruthanne Kennedy Room 2
Developing oral language and interaction through
Nicholas Lekakis Peachgrove
digital technology
Sarah Linehan Intermediate
Heaphy 2
Critical conversations Mary-Anne Murphy Claudelands
Events Centre
Heaphy 1
From Shakespeare to Star Wars – Coding and
Brad Waid Claudelands
storytelling tools
Events Centre

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 uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Breakout 7 10.15am – 11.15am

Workshop – 60 minutes
Room 7
Making opportunities for professional learning in a
Tabitha Leonard Southwell
collaborative partnership through critical inquiry
School
Natasha Taylor Network
Lounge
Teaching and learning smarter, not harder Emma Hodgson
Claudelands
Julia Dallas Events Centre
Holman Stand
Tracking priority learners Glenys Williams Claudelands
Events Centre
The Grandstand
Making learning visible James Hopkins Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 18
Using the new Google Sites to create professional
Monique Simpson Southwell
learning portfolios
School
Room 21
Taming your Drive Maria Krausse Southwell
School
Room 22
Innovative approaches to self directed learning with
Angie Simmons Southwell
digital tools
School
Room 26
Food tech
Using Google Docs as a modelling book for writing Mark Maddren
Southwell
School
Room 31
Using iPad for those students who need Text support Julia Parker Southwell
School
Fiona Grant
Library
Lenva Shearing
Being Cybersmart Southwell
Dave Winter
School
Dorothy Burt
Room 25
Learning through Seesaw Jordan Priestley Southwell
School

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uLearn17
Friday 13 October

uLearn17 Breakout 7 10.15am – 11.15am

Workshop – 60 minutes
Executive
Melanie Taite- Lounge
Connecting whānau, community and kura
Pitama Claudelands
Events Centre
Room 3
Digital fluency across the curriculum Katrina Laurie Peachgrove
Intermediate
Room 6
Embracing the Pasifika culture to enhance
Danielle Boxall Peachgrove
educational outcomes for our Tagata Aoao
Intermediate
Room 8
Gamification and digital technologies for effective
Michael Fenton Peachgrove
mathematics teaching
Intermediate
Using the Spike@School online School Performance
Exhibition 2
Management portfolio to create an evidence portfolio
Nigel Wilson Claudelands
in support of the Education Council requirements to
Events Centre
maintain evidence for appraisal and PTC renewal
Heaphy 3
HELP! How do I make my classroom more innovative, Jamie Power
Claudelands
collaborative and connected?! Bec Power
Events Centre
Room 30
Empowered student research with Office 365 and
Peter Sutton Southwell
Windows 10
School
Room 7
A best practice approach for teaching the new NZC
Ginette Van Praag Peachgrove
Digital Technologies Curriculum
Intermediate
Room 8
Engaging adult learners Mel Stopford Southwell
School

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Connected Educator
The Connected Educator team is here to help you Be Connected.
Extend your conversations, make connections, and enhance your conference experience
using social media. You can be part of Connected Educator NZ too.

You can:

• Visit us at the Connected Educator Stand for assistance. We can help you set up
Twitter, find educators to follow and answer your social media queries.

• Find our Connected Educator Classroom in the exhibition hall for personalised
support and to meet other connected educators.

• Take part in our Connected Conversations in the Arena Lounge.

• Respond to our daily Flipgrid conversations: tiny.cc/ulearnflipgrid

• Follow us on Twitter @ULearnNZ and @ConnectEduNZ. Tag #ulearn17 and #CENZ17

• View bit.ly/uLearn17-Streama to give an overview of the many conversations taking

place at uLearn.

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 edSpace
Your learning. Your network. Your portal.
edspace.org.nz
edSpace is a CORE-led community of practice for educators to network, collaborate
and engage in dialogue with CORE-led knowledge content, local and global thought-
leadership, educator knowledge and resources. edSpace encourages connections
between and across sectors and institutions of learning with a focus on transformational
learning.

uLearn17 has a dedicated group in edSpace [bit.ly/uLearn17group]. This is so you can

connect with everyone else before, during and after uLearn. Consider it your uLearn
portal - a place where you’ll find news, twitter updates, blogs, interviews, community-led
discussions about conference strands, themes and more.

You are most welcome to start or contribute to uLearn related learning discussions; simply
join edSpace and become a member of the uLearn17 group. In the meantime, you might
like to introduce yourself [bit.ly/uLearn17intro] and find out what others hope to get out
of uLearn17.

See you online.

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Digital Badges
What are digital badges?
Digital badges are evidence-based certification of learning that, like paper-based
certificates, provide a record of your achievements. However, digital badges offer so
much more. Digital badges can link to ePortfolios and appraisals showcasing ongoing
professional learning, be displayed over multiple online profiles and social media, and can
have evidence of learning and artefacts of learning attached.

There are many different levels of badges, including badges that showcase your active
learning and growth through attendance at events, undertaking mentoring or completing
in-depth professional learning programmes.

Badges are stored in a digital ‘backpack’ and individual badges can be displayed across
your ePortfolios and online communities. The data, or evidence attached to the badge, is
accessible from wherever the badge is displayed.

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How to claim a digital badge

• Participate in uLearn17
• Go to http://badges.core-ed.org
• Log in or register for an account
• Locate the uLearn17 Attendee badge
• Confirm you attended and award yourself the badge

You can add notes to the badge if you want to add a hyperlink to a reflection, tweets or
your ePortfolio. To do this, once the badge has been awarded:
• Select ‘Manage Badge’
• Select the appropriate badge
• Select ‘Manage Badge’
• Select ‘Notes’ then enter in the details you wish to attach to the badge

Contact anne.kenneally@core-ed.ac.nz if you have any questions regarding the badges

or backpack.

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 ShowGizmo
Have you downloaded the ShowGizmo app yet? This fantastic event app has options for
smartphones, tablets and PCs, and will allow you to access key uLearn17 information right
in the palm of your hand.

• View your personalised schedule to see what breakouts you’ve booked and where
they are

• Download the venue maps to help find your way around

• Connect with your favourite presenter

• Find out who’s exhibiting and complete the Digital Passport

• And much more!

Simply follow the instructions on the email invitation previously sent to download the app.
If you haven’t already done so, you can still download the app by clicking on the QR code
on one of the posters displayed at Claudelands Events Centre, or going to your app store
and searching for ShowGizmo. Once you have downloaded the app, select the ‘uLearn17 /
Changing Spaces’ event, enter your email address and create a password to join!

Note: Changes to your breakout

schedule must be made in the CORE
Events Registered Members’ Area
- e.core-ed.org.

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Digital Passport
Win a $500 Orbit travel voucher at uLearn17 by completing our Digital Passport!

Simply visit the uLearn17 exhibition hall in the Claudelands Events Centre and use the
ShowGizmo scanner on your phone/tablet to scan the QR code poster on each exhibitor
stand. A question will appear on your device for you to answer. Exhibitor staff members
will be on hand to help if required. Please note a minimum of 10 exhibitor QR code scans is
required to be in the prize draw.

Terms and conditions apply*.

Terms and conditions:

1. All entries must be completed via the ShowGizmo event app at uLearn17, 11 - 13 October 2017, no later than
10.15am, Friday 13 October 2017.
2. Employees, and their immediate families, of CORE Education Ltd, its associated companies and advertising
agencies, as well as uLearn17 exhibitors and sponsors, are ineligible to enter the competition.
3. Entrants agree for their contact information to be shared with any exhibitor/sponsor whose QR code poster
they scan. Contact information will not be shared with any exhibitor/sponsor whose QR code poster is not
scanned.
4. The winner will be drawn at random from all entries received and verified by CORE Education Ltd.
5. The winner will receive a $500 Orbit travel voucher (GST inclusive).
6. The prize is not exchangeable.
7. The winner will be announced at the conference closing ceremony. If the winner is not present, they will be
contacted by phone/email following uLearn17. Inability to contact the winner within 14 days of selection will
result in the prize being forfeited and an alternative winner selected.
8. CORE Education Ltd’s decision in respect to all matters of the competition is final and no correspondence
will be entered into.
9. The winners consents to their name and/or photograph being used for public relations purposes relating to
this promotion.
10. Entry into this competition is deemed to be acceptance of these terms and conditions.

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Centre Arena Lounge Intermediate Ground Floor
Ground Floor Brooklyn 1 ICT Suite Dining Room
Brooklyn 2 Music Room Library
Auditorium
Brooklyn 3 Room 7
Connected Educator P2 Science
Executive Lounge Room 8
Classroom Network Lounge Room 2
Room 9
Exhibition Room 1 Upper Concourse Arena Room 3 Room 10
Room 4 Room 11
Exhibition Room 2
External Buildings Room 5
Exhibition Room 3 Level 1
Claudelands Oval Room 6 Room 17
Heaphy 1 Holman Stand Room 7 Room 18
Heaphy 2 The Grandstand Room 19
Room 8
Staffroom Room 20
Heaphy 3
FMG Stadium Room 21
Makerspace Tahi A Room 22
Playground Level 3 Tahi B Room 25
Bronze Lounge Room 26 - Food tech
Oakley
Room 27
Level 4 Room 28
Genesis Energy Lounge Room 30
Hlive Lounge Room 31
Gallagher Lounge

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uLearn17 Bus Timetable
Buses will be available on Tuesday 10 October to transport delegates to the pre-
conference venue, to the marae for the pōwhiri, and to Claudelands Events Centre for
uLearn17 registration.
During uLearn17, buses will be provided for transport between:

Wednesday only
Claudelands Events Centre - FMG Stadium
Claudelands Events Centre - Peachgrove Intermediate School

Thursday/Friday only
Claudelands Events Centre - Southwell School - Peachgrove Intermediate School

Buses depart 15 minutes before breakouts begin. Please ensure you are waiting in the bus
pick up/drop off zone, located in the carpark across from the exhibition hall. If you require
assistance, please notify the bus driver.
Buses will depart the breakout venues 5 minutes after the breakout has taken place, and
return to the Events Centre for meal breaks.
Claudelands external buildings are within easy walking distance from the Events Centre.
A van is also available to transport presenters to the various venues, departing the
Claudelands Events Centre bus pick up zone 30 minutes prior to each breakout.

Tuesday 10 October

Departure Time Departure Location Destination

7.45am Claudelands Events Centre Rototuna Junior High School

2.45pm Claudelands Events Centre Hui Te Rangiora Marae

4.20pm Rototuna Junior High School Claudelands Events Centre

4.30pm Hui Te Rangiora Marae Claudelands Events Centre

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 Wednesday 11 October
Departure Time Departure Location Destination

BREAKOUT 1

11.00am Claudelands Events Centre FMG Stadium

11.00am Claudelands Events Centre Peachgrove Intermediate School

12.35pm FMG Stadium Claudelands Events Centre

12.35pm Peachgrove Intermediate School Claudelands Events Centre

BREAKOUT 2

1.15pm Claudelands Events Centre FMG Stadium

1.15pm Claudelands Events Centre Peachgrove Intermediate School

2.50pm FMG Stadium Claudelands Events Centre

2.50pm Peachgrove Intermediate School Claudelands Events Centre

BREAKOUT 3

3.15pm Claudelands Events Centre FMG Stadium

3.15pm Claudelands Events Centre Peachgrove Intermediate School

4.50pm FMG Stadium Claudelands Events Centre

4.50pm Peachgrove Intermediate School Claudelands Events Centre

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Thursday 12 October
Departure Time Departure Location Destination #1 Destination #2

BREAKOUT 4

Claudelands Events Peachgrove

11.00am Southwell School
Centre Intermediate School

Peachgrove Claudelands Events

12.50pm Southwell School
Intermediate School Centre

BREAKOUT 5

Claudelands Events Peachgrove

1.30pm Southwell School
Centre Intermediate School

3.20pm Peachgrove Claudelands Events

Southwell School
Intermediate School Centre

Friday 13 October
Departure Time Departure Location Destination #1 Destination #2

BREAKOUT 6

Claudelands Events Peachgrove

8.15am Southwell School
Centre Intermediate School

Peachgrove Claudelands Events

9.35am Southwell School
Intermediate School Centre

BREAKOUT 7

Claudelands Events Peachgrove

10.00am Southwell School
Centre Intermediate School

Peachgrove Claudelands Events

11.20am Southwell School
Intermediate School Centre

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 CLAUDELANDS Maker
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Connected
Educator Exhibition
1
Exhibition EDtalks
2 Booth
Room Room
EVENT CENTRE
– GROUND
FLOOR Exhibition Hall

Bus pick Exhibition Hall

up/drop off

IT Support
Help Desk 11 Oct from 10.00am
11 Oct from 10.00am

Stairs

Heaphy 3

Heaphy 2

Stairs Heaphy 1

Lift

Stairs

Oakley Auditorium

Registration
10 Oct, 4.00pm - 7.00pm
11 Oct, 7.30am - 10.00am

IT Support
10 Oct, 4.00pm - 7.00pm Stairs
11 Oct, 7.30am - 10.00am Lift

Stairs

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Network
EVENT CENTRE Stairs Lounge
– LEVEL 1

Stairs

Brooklyn 1 Brooklyn 2 Brooklyn 3

Lift
Stairs

Stairs
Arena Lounge

Auditorium
Executive
Lounge
Concourse
Arena
Upper

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Lift

Stairs

Car
Park

Bronze
Lounge

Stairs

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 FMG STADIUM
– LEVEL 4
Stairs

Genesis
Energy
Lounge

Gallagher
Lift
Car Lounge
Park Stairs

Hlive
Lounge

Stairs

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Room 6

Music Room Room ICT

Room 4 5 Suite

Tahi A Room 3
Tahi B Staff
Room
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Room
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8

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Reception
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Room
7

Room
8
Library Room
9

Room
10

Room
11

Office

Dining
Walking path Room

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Room
Room 17
31
Room
Room 18
30
Room
19

Room Room
28 20
Room 26 Room
Room Food 25
27 Tech Room
21

Room
22

Office

Walking path

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 Exhibition Hall

Connected
Maker Space Educator Exhibition Exhibition EDtalks
Room Room 1 2 Booth

EXIT

75 80 81 86 87 92

Video wall
Catering

Catering

Catering
EXIT
EXIT 61
76 79 82 85 88 91
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77 78 83 84 89 90
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64
Apple
Teacher
65 66 67 68 69 70 71 72 73 74 Lounge

CENZ Stand 24 23 22 21 20 19 18 class*

Video Lounge
wall
CORE Education

60 51 46 17
55 52 45
58 50 47
56 53 44 16
58 49 48
57 54 43
Bus
pick Catering Catering Catering
up/
drop 30
off 33 42
25 34 37
29 32 41 15
26 35 38
28 31 40
IT Support
11 Oct from

11 Oct from
Help desk

14
10.00am

10.00am

27 36 39

Woods
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Furniture
Lounge

To Auditorium

Key: Note: Exhibition hall layout and numbering is subject to change.

3m x 3m stand

3m x 1.8m stand

Sponsor
Exhibition hall layout correct at time lounge
of printing.

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 uLearn17 Exhibitors
Stand Stand
No Exhibitor No Exhibitor

1 Digital Hub – Network for 32 Garden to Table Charitable

Learning Trust

2 Digital Hub – 33 Distinction - Furniture that fits

Connected Learning Advisory
34 Learning Network NZ
3 Digital Hub – Netsafe
35 itc Publications
4-5 National Library of New
Zealand, Services to Schools 36 Assembly

6 Britannica Digital Learning 37 eTap

7-8 Harvey Norman 38 Capital E

9-10 Toshiba 39 NPDL (Wed only), MBiE (Thurs only)

11 Canvas 40-41 Active Vision

12 Ziptales 42 Education Council

13 Debitsuccess 43 Ruckus

14 Woods Furniture 44 Schooled Up IT

15 eTV Trust 45 CADPRO Systems Ltd

16 3P Learning 46 Digital Badge for Education

17 class* 47 Allied Telesis

18 Waikato University 48 Spike@School and School

Performance Management
19 Modern Teaching Aids
49-50 Cyclone
20-21 TTS Universal
51 Twinkl
22 Accessit Library
52 The Brainary
23-24 Ministry of Education
53-54 Cyclone
25 Banqer
55 School Kit
26 School News
56 iQualify for Schools
27 Department of Conservation
57 ESA Publications
28-29 3D Printing Systems
58-59 ActiveVision
30 Young Enterprise Trust
60 Ministry of Education -
31 Norrcom Integrated Education Data (iED)

Exhibitor list correct at time of printing.

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 Stand Stand
No Exhibitor No Exhibitor

61-62 Macgear 78 The Mind Lab by Unitec

63 PB Technologies 79-80 HP
64 Code Avengers 81-82 Furnware
65 Warehouse Stationery 83 Essential Resources
66-68 Noel Leeming 84-85 Sitech Systems
69 STM Goods
86 Renaissance
70 Mentis Limited
87-88 NZCER
71 Evaluation Associates
89 The Learning Staircase Ltd
72 Vertigo Technologies
90 Maths-Whizz/Linguascope
73-74 Sebel Furniture
91 Texthelp
75 D2L
92 pcMedia / CSG
76-77 Microsoft

Exhibitor list correct at time of printing.

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 General Event
Information, A-Z
Bag Storage
If you need your bags stored, please enquire at the Registration desk or the CORE Help
desk. CORE Education accepts no liability for any bags or items that are stored in this area.

Breakout Sessions
Please remember there are a limited number of seats in each breakout session.
Conference staff will be monitoring this to ensure we do not exceed room capacity. Please
ensure you have a copy of your booked breakout sessions (either your printed copy or in
ShowGizmo on your device) to show conference staff if required.

If you do not have a copy of your booked breakout sessions, you can request this at the
registration desk.

Please remember to be prompt for your sessions. View the maps on pages 42-50 or ask
one of the friendly CORE staff helpers at the venues.

Car Parking
The Claudelands Events Centre have plenty of parking options available to delegates. The
best parking options are:
• Gate 4 via Brooklyn Road, into Exhibition Plaza car park
• Gate 1 via Heaphy Terrace, into Heaphy Terrace car park

Catering
All meal breaks (morning tea, brunch, lunch, afternoon tea) will be held in the exhibition
hall on the ground floor of Claudelands Events Centre. Those who have notified us of their
special dietary requirements can find their meals in the pre-function Heaphy area (outside
Heaphy 3), near the stairs.

Cellphones
Please turn off your cellphone, or change the sound settings to silent, during all
conference sessions.

Coffee
Filter tea and coffee will be available at each meal break in the main exhibition hall.
Barista coffee will also be available for purchase in the exhibition hall.

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Emergency Evacuation/Fire
In the case of an emergency evacuation, everyone is to follow the instructions given by
Claudelands Events Centre staff. The venue has an automatic Fire Safety Evacuation
System. On activation, you will be requested to evacuate the building immediately and
proceed to the assembly point in the car park in front of the Centre.

Evaluations
All evaluation forms can be submitted through the Registered Members’ Area. Please
complete the evaluation form for each breakout you attend by clicking ‘Evaluations’ in the
menu. A list of all booked breakouts will appear here. An evaluation button will become
visible next to each breakout after they have taken place. You will receive a notification and
link on the final day of the conference asking you to complete the overall event evaluation.

First Aid
A first aid kit will be available at the uLearn17 registration desk. There are also several kits
located throughout the venue, as well as two defibrillators available on site.

Internet
Wireless internet is provided free throughout all of the conference venues. When you
open a webpage, you will need to log on to the wireless. To do this, please enter the email
address you used to register for the conference. If you cannot remember this address, you
will still be able to connect to the wireless by following the instructions on the login page.
If you require any assistance, please see the IT Support team.

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 IT Support
If you have any technical issues relating to your computer or the wireless connection,
assistance will be available at the IT Support desk. This will be located at the main
entrance of Claudelands Events Centre during registration (Tuesday 10 October, 4.00pm
- 7.00pm, and Wednesday 11 October, 7.30am - 10.00am). Following this time, the IT
Support desk will be moved to the exhibition hall.

Lost Property
All lost property will be kept at the registration desk. If you have lost an item but it has not
been handed in, please provide your name and contact phone number to the CORE staff
at the registration desk so they can contact you if it is located.

Nametags
Nametags will be printed from the registration kiosks on arrival at uLearn17. All attendees
must wear their nametag on every conference day. Please be aware that if you are not
wearing your nametag, or if you cannot show evidence that you should be admitted to a
session, you will be refused admission.

If you lose your nametag, please see the CORE staff at the help desk.

Photography/Video
Please be aware that conference staff and/or attending media representatives will be
taking photographs and recording audio/video footage of the event, including audience
response and profile. Materials produced may be displayed on television, in print, online,
or used by CORE for educational or marketing purposes. As per the terms and conditions,
all delegates agree to being included in such footage.

Delegates not wishing to have their image taken or voice recorded should also attempt
to remove themselves from photographic, video, or audio recording situations wherever
possible. Photographers will do their best to take group images that do not identify
people, and will also seek permission in particular instances where close-up images are
taken. Whilst best endeavours will be made not to include delegates who do not wish to
be, CORE can take no responsibility should their image or voice be recorded or used.

Other delegates may take and distribute images or recordings via social networking
sites or independent websites or reports. CORE Education can take no responsibility for
material or images used in this way.

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Presenter Resource Material
Some presenters may share presentation notes and other resources prior to and/or after
the session. To check if any resources have been shared, log into the Registered Members’
Area and click ‘Calendar’ in the menu. You can select your booked breakouts (marked in
light green) to view more information. If the presenter has uploaded any resources, links
will be listed under the ‘Presenter Material’ heading.

Registration/Help Desk
The registration desk will be located at the main entrance of Claudelands Events Centre
during registration (Tuesday 10 October, 4.00pm - 7.00pm, and Wednesday 11 October,
7.30am - 10.00am). Following this time, the registration desk will be moved to the foyer
outside the exhibition hall. The friendly CORE staff will be able to assist with your queries
here during conference hours.

Smoking
The Claudelands Events Centre is a non-smoking venue at all times (including the use of
e-cigarettes).

Toilets
The main bathrooms are located outside the exhibition hall on the ground floor of
Claudelands Events Centre, with more bathrooms clearly signposted throughout the venue.
Accessibility bathrooms are available on the ground floor outside the exhibition hall.

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 uLearn18
uLearn18 will be held 10-12 October 2018 (pre-conference day on 9 October) at SKYCITY
Conference Centre, Auckland, New Zealand.

Thanks for joining us to connect, collaborate, innovate and

celebrate! We hope to see you again next year in Auckland!

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Acknowledgements
We would like to thank the many organisations and individuals who have contributed
towards making uLearn17 a success. From the generous support of our valued partners; to
the numerous presenters who willingly share their expertise and experience; to the CORE
staff who have assisted in bringing this conference together.

Most of all, we would like to thank everyone for attending uLearn17. We hope you’ve
enjoyed the experience!

Kaitaunaki ā-Hua

Kaitaunaki ā-Auaha

Kaitaunaki ā-Rawa

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Stay Connected with
Social Media
We invite everyone to connect and contribute to the
uLearn17 experience in the following ways:

Twitter/T īhau @ulearnnz and #ulearn17

Use Twitter to let everyone know what you have experienced, heard, learned or been
challenged by at uLearn17. Simply add #ulearn17 to your tweets and be part of the
discussion as educators from across New Zealand share their conference stories.

Photos
If you want to share images of things you’ve seen and done, why not take a photo, tag it
with #ulearn17, and upload to Twitter, Instagram or Flickr.

Periscope
Please limit your use of Periscope, or any other recording programmes, to 2-3 minutes per
breakout. Remember to always ask the presenter if they are comfortable being filmed and
streamed before pressing record.

Strea.ma bit.ly/uLearn17-Streama
An easy way to follow all posts, tweets, photos and more is to join Strea.ma. It gives you an
overview of all the conversations taking place at uLearn. To contribute, include #ulearn17.

Be cyber-savvy
Let’s keep it respectful and useful. We ask that everyone is professional when
posting or tweeting online. Top tweets/posts are those that add value to those
around us. If you’d like some help, drop into the Connected Educator Social Media
Station for some advice.

Remember to always get permission before you take someone’s photo and upload it.

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Annual educators’ conference

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