Millfield Mobile Learning Conference

By Organiser: Stormfront Education

Date and time

Wed, 4 Nov 2015 09:30 - 16:30 GMT

Location

Millfield

Butleigh Road Street BA16 0YD United Kingdom

Description

We are delighted to invite you to the Millfield Mobile Learning Conference in association with Stormfront.

At this special event you will find out first hand how the Apple ecosystem for education can be used to create powerful and personalised learning experiences. You will hear presentations and case studies on how Apple technology and breadth of content can transform teaching and learning. Millfield will share their experiences in thought provoking workshops and there will be keynote speakers including Professor Stephen Heppell.

It will be a 9.30am arrival/registration for a 10am start. The day event will complete by 4.30pm.

The event is being hosted at Millfield. Refreshements including lunch will be provided. Please don’t hesitate to get in touch should you have any questions. The conference is free to attend although cancellations within 14 days of the event and no-shows will be charged at £60.

We look forward to welcoming you to this event.

Agenda:

9:30am - Registration

10:00am - Welcome - Chris Seal, Millfield

10:05am - Apple in Education - John Percival, Stormfront

10:20am - Keynote - Stephen Heppell - "This changing world of learning: what it means for all of us and why it will be so enjoyable!"

11:20am - Break

11:30am - Mobile Learning at Millfield - Scott Landry, Ceri Fiddes & Chris Seal

12:40pm - Lunch

1:25pm - Workshop 1 - Millfield Teachers & Apple Distinguished Educators

2:25pm - Workshop 2 - Millfield Teachers & Apple Distinguished Educators

3:25pm - Workshop 3 - Millfield Teachers & Apple Distinguished Educators

4:25pm - Wrap Up & Close

Workshop Sessions:

Assessment & Feedback with iPad - Stuart Maddock & Tracey Bolt, Millfield

This session will cover the way in which Exit Ticket is being used to measure and evaluate pupil performance and assessment and how direct feedback is given to pupils to aid the learning process. The session will also cover the use of Showbie to collect a range of pupil multimedia material and how assessment and direct feedback can be returned electronically using a range of methods and media.

Flipping the Classroom with iPad - Mike Dobbs & Alex Kemp, Millfield

Explore how iPad can be used to 'flip the classroom' enabling students to first gain exposure to new material outside of class which can then be used in the classroom. This session will also provide real examples of current 'flipping the classroom' practice in both Chemistry and Biology lessons at Millfield School.

How iPad is Transforming Teaching and Learning in MFL - Jessica Mills, Daniel Avis & Cristina Garcia, Millfield

Demonstrating the ways in which iPad can be used to aid effective vocabulary learning and exploring ways the MFL Department can now set prep (homework), how notes are shared, stored and organised in languages as well as marking pupil work. This session will also highlight the ways in which resources and creative outcomes to support MFL learning can be successfully produced both by teachers and pupils.

iPad Creativity in Art and Photography - Hannah Beare & Jonathan Clements, Millfield

See how the iPad can be used in Art lessons to gather and research ideas. The session will also show how pupils' artwork can be stored and organised for assessment purposes. The session will also explore some of the creative potential of the iPad as both a tool for individual expression as well as a means of supporting Art and Photography activities in class.

iTunes U and its use in the History & Politics Classroom - Neil Whiskerd & Felicity Kinnersley, Millfield

Learn about Millfield's approach to setting up iTunes U as a school-wide platform. The session will also demonstrate how key elements of History and Politics A level courses are delivered via use of discussions, posts and the use of materials that include interactive use of radio podcasts, video resources, written notes and the use of internet links.

Learner Led Classroom Changes - Stephen Heppell

Practical, affordable, effective, delightful ways to make learning better; even for the busiest teachers. You’ll want to start right away!

Planning for a 1:1 iPad Deployment - Scott Landry & James Farwell, Millfield

This session will provide an overview of the project management of the Millfield 1:1 iPad scheme including the technical aspects of the project. The session will include an overview from their technical team on the development and deployment of their Wi-Fi network and Mobile Device Management (MDM) systems.

Promoting Self and Formative Assessment with iPad - Paul Francis, Millfield

This session will demonstrate the ways iPad can be used to provide teacher formative assessment and feedback to pupils, and also how pupils can self-evaluate their learning progress so that they can take ownership of their learning and identify where they need to improve.

Reaching All Learners (AEN) - Joe Moretti, Apple Distinguished Educator

Explore the built-in assistive features on iPad that have changed the learning landscape for students with special needs. Build skills that support all learners including those with visual, auditory, motor and learning disabilities.

Sports Coaching with iPad - Mark Garaway & Shaun Matthews, Millfield

Millfield is renowned for its sporting achievements and this session will demonstrate the ways in which iPad is supporting the learning process and improving the management and coaching of their athletes. The apps demonstrated provide an opportunity to monitor technical enhancement through the use of video analysis to provide instant feedback and to identify future technical development areas as well as communicating with each player and their coaches.

Supporting Science Learning with iPad - Karl Leonard & Dr Zac Watkins, Millfield

Explore how iPad is used to support science learning. See how iPad provides students with creative options to express their understanding of a subject as well as enabling teachers to quickly spot misconceptions. See data logging apps in action as well as how iPads are used to organise and promote more independent learning in Psychology.

The Interactive Classroom - Dr Ceri Fiddes & Dr George Smith, Millfield

Facilitate collaborative learning with AirPlay to enable pupils and teachers to wirelessly mirror their iPad to the whiteboard. The session will also include use of low stakes tests for formative testing and for the pupils to support their own learning. Explore game based learning as well as creating flashcard tests and how these can be created collaboratively with student ownership.

Tools for Transition - Julian Coultas, Apple Distinguished Educator

This session is for teachers working with Year 6 and Year 7 students. Using just two free apps, Seesaw and Doceri, we can develop a paperless learning experience that promotes, creativity, independent learning, collaboration and strong eSafety confidence.

Using iPad to Support Pupil Understanding in Mathematics - Dr Brian Brooks, Millfield

Enhance pupils’ opportunity to develop a deep insight into the material of the mathematics curriculum with iPad. Teaching for understanding is a more demanding proposition than teaching for skills or even for exam grades, but the ease of creating resources on and for the iPad in a variety of media, which are then available to pupils both in and out of the classroom, makes it a powerful tool to support this crucial aspect of our practice.

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