20 March 2024
In the ever-evolving landscape of education technology, staying informed isn’t just a luxury—it’s a prerequisite for innovative teaching, learning, and leading. EDUtech Europe 2024 is shaping out to explore the very cutting-edge education technology gathering educators, tech enthusiasts, and visionaries all under one roof for a transformative learning experience.
Workshops, in particular, stand out as a premium opportunity to go beyond the buzzwords and really sink your teeth into the applications and implications of tech in education. These pre-conference sessions on October 1 are handcrafted experiences designed to bring deep learning and applicability to the forefront, making them an invaluable investment for any professional in the field of education.
Advantages of Attending a Workshop
Workshops offer a unique, interactive setting where attendees can engage in problem-solving, gain hands-on experience, and establish valuable connections with both the content and their peers. They’re not just about listening—they’re about doing. Research supports the effectiveness of this immersive learning environment; educators often find that practical, workshop-based instruction is much more likely to result in lasting knowledge and skill retention.
For tech enthusiasts, the role of workshops is even more profound. Given the rapid pace of technological advancement, maintaining a pulse on these changes is critical. Workshops provide the context and actual practice that complement theoretical knowledge, ensuring that when participants leave, they do so with not just a head full of ideas, but also with a toolkit of skills ready to be applied in their schools and institutions.
A Sneak Peek at the EDUtech Europe 2024 Workshops
Upgrading assessment harnessing the potentials of Learning Design and AI
How can educators inject meaning back into assessments? Especially given the troubles institutions are facing with the rise of Generative AI as a tool to ‘complete’ assessments. Prof. Dr. Blaženka Divijak, Head of Department of Quantitative Methods at University of Zagreb, Croatia and the Vice President of the Society of Learning Analytics Research (SoLAR) leads this hands-on session where participants develop assessment programmes with the support of the Balanced Learning Designing Planning concept and explore assessments development in AI-enriched learning environments.
Empowering educators and students: an introduction to AI in the classroom
It is not just students making gains with the help of AI, teachers can too! Understand how AI applications work in educational settings and how they can enhance teaching methods, foster student creativity, and prepare learners for the future. This sessions is led by Joana Simas, Global Head of EdTech, Inspired Schools, Portugal and from PaRK International School – Alfragide Portugal, Andreia Salgueiro, ICT teacher and Tech Coach for Junior School, and Ana Catarina Ferreira, Maths & Science Teacher and Tech Coach for Senior School.
Game on, learn on: how to start and grow an eSports programme in your school
More than a means of entertainment, gaming and scholastic eSports has grown not just in popularity but also the potential benefits for learners. Claire Labeaux, Chief Advancement Officer, Network of Academic and Scholastic Esports Federations (NASEF) shares how institutions can look to growing a programme of their own. Who knows, your institution could be the next team on the world stage.
Introducing immersive technologies into education: a change management perspective
You have probably come across the Apple VisionPro goggles, a commuter replying to an email with the goggles on, ‘typing’ on a non-existent keyboard. What if your students can build a ‘city’ just from their classroom seats? Take a dive into the process of developing a vision and strategy for the organisation, gathering support from leadership, creating an ecosystem of suppliers and partners and working effectively with stakeholders.
AI tools for teachers: streamlining workload and enhancing education
Go beyond efficiency gains and personalised learning experiences. Vikki Liogier, Education & Digital Capability Consultant, plans to share how educators can explore the ethical use of AI, foster critical thinking, and prepare the next generation for success in an AI-driven world.
From board to web: connecting electronics to online learning
Tapping into open-source hardware platforms, Mirko Labbri, Teacher and digital innovator at Istituto Comprensivo di San Fior, Italy, shows how students can make use of a hands-on interactive electronic project and connect it to online learning experiences. Looking for a hands-on and virtual STEM/STEAM project? Then this one is for you.
Secure Your Place at EDUtech Europe 2024
With the valuable takeaways guaranteed at EDUtech Europe’s workshops, you’ll not only expand your knowledge but also invigorate your perspective on the potential for technology in the education sector.
Don’t miss out on this exceptional opportunity to grow, connect, and lead. Register for EDUtech Europe 2024 today and secure your place at the forefront of educational technology. More information can be found here.
