Editorial Director of Espresso joins a panel at a MirandaNet, Demos, Oracle, NAACE and Compaq Seminar at The Millennium Dome
Teachers have been ignored for too long in the lifelong learning debate. The development of new technologies now offers a real opportunity for education to become a leading sector in the support of its professionals, and an example of the continuous learning processes and change so essential in a knowledge-based economy. The seminar will bring together the perspectives of practice, business, research and policy to discuss these issues with an expert audience, in order to develop a holistic picture of the future of the teaching profession.
As a result of this final seminar in the series of three, a paper will be presented to ministers at the DfEE offering informed solutions to the challenges of ICT continuing professional development for the managers of change in education.
Lewis Bronze will be joining a panel of industrialists in a discussion titled "New ages, new content". Fellow panelists include:
For further details or to participate in the online debate click on www.mirandanet.ac.uk
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