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Welcome to TeachMeet North West

Friday 2nd October, 2009 5pm-10pm, Classroom of the 21stCC, Salford

Inspired by the successes and creativity of Teachmeets around the country, it occurred to me that it was a crying shame that there wasn't a Teachmeet around the northwest.   Therefore I've decided to see what interest there is in the idea and how we could go about sorting one out.

To start with I just need to see what sorts of numbers of people are interested in sharing their ideas. this link

www.backgroundnow.com

Please fill in the table and lets see what happens. 

1. Register
2. Click Edit at the top of the page.
3. Click into the bottom row of the table.
4. Press the 'Tab' button on your keyboard.
5. Edit the table.

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TeachMeet North West 2009

Friday 2nd October 2009 5-10pm

21st Century Classroom , Salford, Manchester

GOOGLE MAP

http://www.bbc.co.uk/21cc/

21CC Salford:

Address:

21CC Salford

2 Broadbent Street

Swinton

M27 0BQ

Tel: 0161 794 2571

21CC Salford is in the grounds of Moorside High School which is situated on the A580 East Lancashire Road.

By Train:

Moorside Train Station (turn right down Moorside Road, at junction turn left and then take subway underneath dual carriageway.Turn left through Moorside High School gates and then continue right into 21CC car park).

By Coach:

From the M60:

Exit at Jct 13, follow signs to Swinton, on Worsley Road turn left on to A580.

From the A580 (Manchester to Liverpool direction):

Pass Premier Lodge Inn, New Ellesmere Pub/Restaurant and Total garage on your left, turn left after garage into Moorside High School gates, and then continue right into 21CC car park.

From the A580 (Liverpool to Manchester direction):

Turn right at lights at Moorside Road, continue to mini roundabout and turn left on to Worsley Road, follow to traffic lights and turn left back onto A580 to come back on the other side of the dual carriageway - follow rest of directions above.

Please do not park on Broadbent Street.

What is TeachMeet?

Learn something new, be amazed, amused and enthused. This is an informal gathering of those curious about teaching and technology. Anyone can share great ideas they've trialled in their classrooms, ask important questions  or simply sign up to take part in learning conversations.

What can you do?

You can come along to chat, meet new people, or give a seven minute talk, a two minute nano presentation or lead a conversation.

As with all Teachmeets, we are dependant on our sponsors for refreshments and wifi and other costs. Please contact Steve mrkp(at)mrkp.org.uk   or contact Tom tsale0512(at)gmail.com

Seven minute micropresentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below. YOUR TALK MUST BE ABOUT EXPERIENCES OF WORK IN CLASSROOMS. Don't bother if it is just about showcasing a product.

     1. Tom Sale - using games based learning in the primary setting (Tutpup/DS Lites/Samarost/a n other)

     2. Steve Kirkpatrick - Etherpad in the classroom.

     3. Simon Haughton - Inspiring ways to teach children how to use Scratch. (http://www.delicious.com/parkfield/teachmeetnw)

     6. Sallie Lumb - E-learning with Nursery and Reception - involving parents at the start of the journey.

     7. Isabelle Jones- Using sound in the Foreign Languages Classroom

     8. Katherine Howard - BBC 21CC and its use within any project

     9. James Maloney - introducing blogging into primary schools and letting them run it - successfully.

  10. Daniel Gauld - Developing a Tansformational Learning Testbed

  11. John Sutton - using blogs for local studies 

Two minute nano presentations

Add your name and what you may talk about below. YOUR TALK MUST BE ABOUT EXPERIENCES OF WORK IN CLASSROOMS. Don't bother if it is just about showcasing a product.

     1. Steve Kirkpatrick - Animoto

     2. Steve Kirkpatrick - Wallwisher

     3. Steve Kirkpatrick - Stuff for teachers

     4. Steve Kirkpatrick - E2BN Myth creator

     5. Steve Kirkpatrick - Storybird

     6. Samantha Lunn - Wordle

     7. Dan Stucke - Google Forms & Twitter

     8.Peter Rafferty - widgets on our blogs...

     9. John Sutton - Boolean search with Boolify

     10: John Sutton - Mapwing, interesting ways of using a virtual tours creator

     11: Dan Stucke - Google Wave demo (obviously this is demonstrating a tool I haven't used in a classroom yet, but I figured there would be interest!)

     12. Dughall McCormick - Santa chat

• Auto Transport Workspace
• Car Transport Workspace
• Miami SEO Workspace

Enthusiastic Lurkers

Add your name

     1. Jack Sloan (Something on Key Stage 1 blogging?)

     2. Paul Collins - Mature NQT -

     3.

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Lois Lindemann (not sure if I can make it for 5pm start, but will sneak in fashionably late!)

     4. Christian Duckworth Lurking , I could present a short outline on Erik's Viking Voyage ICT in History if you are short of presenters.

     5. Emma Barker, Year 5 teacher and general geek.

     6. James Ashton - Lurker up to now, would have done wordle but somebody's already done it.  will keep thinking > twitter me @jamesashton20

Flashmeeting

The event will be broadcast live via Flashmeeting (web conference) at http://flashmeeting.e2bn.net/fm/ee2a9f-7274 primarily and also http://flashmeeting.e2bn.net/fm/20ac60-7275 if numbers get over 25.

1. Greg Perry- gregperry@futurebehaviour.co.uk Gutted that I can't be there in person.
2. Linda Bilsborrow - linda.bilsborrow@trafford.gov.uk Life has just got in the way 
3.  

TeachEat

TeachEat will take place at Pizza Express - it's a drive away from the 21cc Classroom but its's easy to get to and you'll get to eat overlooking the famous Lowry centre.   PLease sign up asap so that we can get the numbers sorted as early as possible.

1. Tom Sale 
2. Steve Kirkpatrick
3. Samantha Lunn
4. Dan Stucke
5. Adam Hossen
6. Lois Lindeman
7. Dughall McCormick
8. Sallie Lumb
9. Emma Barker

10. Nicola Pearson

11. John Sutton