Keynote Speakers 2014
Ms Robyn Smith
Ms Robyn Smith is Director, Curriculum, Assessment and Moderation at the School Curriculum and Standards Authority of Western Australia.
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Join Robyn Smith at the ECAWA 2014 State Conference on Tuesday the 15th of April, 2014.
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Associate Professor Dr Katrina Falkner
Associate Professor Dr Katrina Falkner, Head of School in the School of Computer Science, Faculty of Engineering, Computer and Mathematical Sciences at the University of Adelaide in South Australia, will be a Keynote Speaker at the ECAWA 2014 State Conference.
Katrina leads the Computer Science Education Research Group, and has a strong interest in applying and understanding social constructivist pedagogy.
Her research work in the areas of collaborative learning, contributing student pedagogy and authentic, collaborative problem solving has been published both nationally and internationally..
Join Katrina Falkner at the ECAWA 2014 State Conference on Tuesday the 15th of April, 2014.
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Associate Professor Dr Paul Newhouse
Associate Professor Dr Paul Newhouse is Director of the Centre for Schooling and Learning Tecnologies (CSaLT) at Edith Cowan University.
Paul has had various roles in the development of the Technologies curriculum including, as a writer and advisor
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Join Paul Newhouse at the ECAWA 2014 State Conference on Tuesday the 15th of April, 2014.
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.Mrs Jan Clarke is the ICT in Curriculum Consultant with the Association of Independent Schools of Western Australia, the ICT Integration Support Consultant and an AISWA EPICT Australia Consultant.
Jan’s eclectic teaching experience with ICT equips her to talk about its integration across the curriculum.
Trained as a primary teacher, moving to secondary and VET computing and now working as a teacher consultant for AISWA, Jan has had the opportunity to collect over 25 years of first-hand experience about how ICTs are used in classrooms across year levels and subjects.
Join Jan Clarke at the ECAWA 2014 State Conference on Tuesday the 15th of April at Penrhos College.
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Mr Paul Fuller
Mr Paul Fuller currently on secondment to the Improving Literacy and Numeracy National Partnership where he is assisting public schools to implement tablet technologies, as an ILNNP iPad Consultant responsible for Literacy and Numeracy Support
Paul Fuller is very highly regarded Western Australian educator and has worked for ten years as a primary school teacher.
Early in his career, he discovered the power of technology to inspire, engage and motivate his students.
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Join Paul Fuller at the ECAWA 2014 State Conference on Tuesday the 15th of April at Penrhos College.
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