The Herts 2010 ICT Conference
30 March 2010
Hertfordshire Development Centre

The conference, Today, Tomorrow, Forever: ICT Transforming Learning, will feature a keynote speech by Professor Angela McFarlane, Professor of Education and Director of Learning Technology at the University of Bristol. There will also be workshops available and an exhibition of ICT suppliers.

Moodle Moot
13th-14th April 2010
University of London

This conference will explore where Moodle sits within the e-Learning revolution and will be of interest to anyone using or planning to use Moodle for delivering e-learning and training. There will be sessions that reflect the range of experience with Moodle, with something for those just starting out as well as those who have been using Moodle for years.

Moodle Conference Oxford
19th May 2010
Conference Centre, Oxford

Details to follow shortly...

The Essential Nursery Conference
10th-11th June 2010
Ricoh Arena,Coventry

This must-attend event for the early years sector is back again with a fantastic programme of hot topics and speakers to inspire you. This year, the two-day conference is jam packed to keep you on the ball with the latest childcare policy, practice and business advice.

The ICT for Education Conference 2010
2nd July 2010
Birmingham Science Museum

The ICT for Education Conference will field an impressive line up of speakers including Eamonn Duffy, Daniel Locke-Wheaton and Dr Peter Twining.  They will be addressing the issues facing those responsible for using ICT to achieve the highest educational standards and most effective educational environment in UK schools.

Moodle Conference Leeds
9th February 2010
Hilton Hotel, Leeds

We would like to thank everyone who attended the 2010 Moodle Conference and helped to make it a great success.

It was a full packed day with some very interesting presentations and a great collaborative atmosphere. Delegates were more than willing to chip in with their experiences/advice.  We all had a great day at the conference and judging by the feedback it looks like everybody else did too.