African EduWeek Conference & Expo Guide

Empowering you in the classroom and beyond

10 - 11 July 2014Pre-conference 9 JulySandton Convention CentreJohannesburg

CONFERENCE ANDEXPO GUIDE

www.educationweek.co.za

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Africa’s premier education event

8th Annual Edition

10 - 11 July 2014, Sandton Convention Centre, JohannesburgRegister now at www.educationweek.co.za

Welcome to EduWeek 2014

Now entering its 8th year Education Week returns as SABC Education African EduWeek 2014.

It is with great pleasure that I introduce and welcome you to the African EduWeek 2014 conference and exhibition. This year’s conference theme is “Empowering teachers to deliver quality education everywhere”, a topic firmly tied into our vision of creating the most inclusive and all-encompassing education event in Africa.

The complexities of the education systems in Africa are vast and constantly changing. There is no doubt that evolution is taking place, particularly with the accessibility of classroom technology, and the barriers to a good education are disappearing.

We have made a number of key changes for EduWeek 2014 by remodelling the conference structure and pricing. The conference classrooms have been housed within the exhibition, putting our delegates in the heart of the action at EduWeek. Plus, for the first time visitors will be able to attend individual conference sessions for just R495.

The continued development of education is intrinsically linked to the development of this continent. I am proud that EduWeek has grown into the premier event of its kind in Africa, and I truly believe it can serve as a platform for the sustained development of the education sector in Africa for years to come.

I look forward to seeing you there.

Kind regards

Tanya JackmanEvent Manager

“This is the era of finding solutions in education. Let us learn from each other, all over Africa and the world as there is much to be done. Let us be sure we are on the same page as we move forward, with the help of platforms like African

EduWeek”

Graeme Bloch, Interdependent Education

Specialist, EduWeek Keynote Host and EduWeek Speaker

A new pricing structure for a more inclusive conference in 2014

*see back page for full details

New for EduWeek 2014

Only available with Gold Pass bookingPre-conference Workshop

R1995

Full Gold Pass: SchoolsR1950

Full Gold PassR2995

Individual Session PassesR495 each

10 - 11 July 2014, Sandton Convention Centre, Johannesburg

African EduWeek 2014 is the only event of its kind taking place in South Africa in 2014.

Combining an expert led and industry specific conference, with a comprehensive exhibition showcasing the latest in educational technology, publishing and stationery products, as well as the latest developments in basic, higher and inclusive education.

African EduWeek is simply the must attend event for education professions, and organisations with a vested interest in the education sector, in 2014.

Education is evolving.EduWeek has evolved too.

What is EduWeek 2014?

Network and share knowledge with your peers and education professionals

Up skill and learn the latest best practices and teaching methods in interactive sessions and workshops

It now takes place during the school holidays, so teaching time is uninterrupted

Conference Gold Pass costs reduced by 40% for 2014 to make it more affordable

Focus on technology presentations from Intel, Apple, Google, Microsoft & Smart Technologies

EduWeek is the complete package – utilise the conference to up skill and learn the latest developments in the education sector, then visit the expo to add practical application and context to your theoretical knowledge

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“EduWeek is the premier education event in the region which provides a platform for leading education solution providers to showcase the latest advances in education pedagogy, technology, content and teacher training”

Videsha Proothveerajh,Country Manager, Intel

2013 EduWeek Statistics


Pre-conference workshopWednesday, 9 July 2014

Pre-conference workshop09:00 Enhance your student’s learning through the use of mobile devices in the classroom practical Maggie Verster, Senior Consultant, ICT4Champions, South Africa

During this workshop participants will experience how to practically implement learner centred teaching strategies in their classrooms, using mobile devices. Many schools are currently providing learners and teachers with tablet devices in the hope that it will change teaching and learning, but sadly this is no guarantee for success. This workshop will draw from our experiences in a large scale mobile device implementation as we model some of the ICT4RED teacher professional development course elements in a hands-on practical fun environment. We will investigate how to embed mobile devices within:

• Change management• Lesson gamification• Learner centered teaching strategies

Please bring all your mobile devices along and come and play with us! You will leave with a toolkit of lesson plans, strategies, apps and ideas to change your classroom into a 21st century, mobile enabled innovation hub!

Early booking advised as workshop places are limited to 30 seats

12:30 A light lunch is provided for delegates attending the workshops

Opening keynote addressThursday, 10 July 2014

Fulfilling Africa’s education potential beyond the millennium goalsPanel discussion: Empowering teachers to deliver quality education everywhere

09:00 Welcome address Graeme Bloch, Independent Education Specialist Graeme Bloch is an education analyst and development activist. He is a visiting adjunct Professor at University of

Witwatersrand Public and Development Management School. He was DBSA education policy analyst and has written and published widely, in particular on education, in both academic and more popular publications.

09:10 Why teacher education should include neuroscience Dr Judy Willis, Neurologist turned classroom teacher, United States of America Dr. Judy Willis, a board-certified neurologist in Santa Barbara, California, has combined her 15 years as a practicing adult and child neurologist with her subsequent teacher education training and experience. Dr. Judy Willis is recognised worldwide as the leading authority in the field of learning-centered brain research and classroom strategies derived from this research.

09:40 African Education Update: Is Africa’s education potential beyond the Millennium Development Goals being met? How are we measuring up?

Let’s hear from our panel of experts • Edem Adubra, Chief of Section, International Taskforce on Teachers, UNESCO, France• Prof. Rehabeam Auala, Professor of Educational Management and Leadership, Faculty of Education, Educational Foundations and

Management, University of Namibia, Namibia• Marius Ehrenreich, President, South Africa Principals Association, South Africa

10:10 Breaking boundaries and reaching your full potential Sheri Brynand, Teacher, South Africa

Sheri Brynard is a 30 year-old South African lady from Bloemfontein who is living with Down Syndrome. She has set new boundaries for people with Down Syndrome by qualifying as an assistant teacher in a public school and becoming a motivational speaker nationally and internationally.

10:30 Closing remarks and VIP tour of the exhibition floor Keynote delegation to visit the exhibition floor to see the latest technologies and products

11:00 Exhibition and refreshment break

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Session 1 School leadership: How to empower teachers to deliver

quality education Chairperson: Daya Chetty, Principal, Laudium Secondary School & Gauteng SAPA President, South Africa

11:30 Evidence shows pupil achievement is closely related to the quality of leadership and management in a school. Swift progress on this is essential, especially where there are not currently plans in place to deliver it.

Poor performing and high performing schools with reference to the professional development and induction of principals Daya Chetty, Principal, Laudium Secondary School & Gauteng SAPA President, South Africa

Addressing the shortage of skilled teachers Gizelle McIntyre, Director, Institute People Development, South Africa

Educational leadership in the beyond zone: The eighth dimension approach Erich Cloete, Principal, Laerskool Westerlig, South Africa

High impact - Low cost teacher training Grant Bulumo, Lead Consultant, Neogenics Education, UK & Ghana

13:00 Exhibition and refreshment break

Session 3

Educating in today’s social and economic climate:Best approaches for educational challenges

Chairperson: Mpho Lakaje, award winning journalist, eNCA, South Africa

14:00 Dealing with socio economic issues: Experts share coping mechanisms Socio – economic issues are becoming more and more prevalent in the classroom therefore educators need to be better equipped to deal with them. This panel will share and provide you with coping mechanisms to implement in your classrooms such as infrastructure, disruptive classes, gangs and discipline.

THE EXPERT PANEL:• Justin Lupele, Chief of Party, WASH Project, Zambia• Ann Petty, Lecturer, Department of Social Work, South Africa• Tshepo Motsepe, Co – Head Gauteng, Equal Education, South Africa• Melissa May-Slabbert, Lecturer, College of Cape Town, South Africa

• Listen how to minimise the effect of overcrowded classrooms • Cope with lack of resources and infrastructure • Learn how best to deal with disruptive learners • How to deal with stressful situations• Develop skills to address the lack of discipline in learners. • Increase community involvement

15:30 Afternoon exhibition and refreshment break

16:30 Networking and prize giving function

Session 2The Africa maths and science renaissance: Let it beginChairperson: Graeme Bloch, Independent Education Specialist,

South Africa

Rebranding and driving maths and science cultures throughout African Education This session will focus on changing perceptions around maths and science. There is a big drive in Africa to rebrand these two subjects so that they are no longer seen as ‘monster’ subjects by educators and learners alike.

Recent trends in maths & science results in the national seniorcertificateStephen Taylor, Advisor and Researcher, Department of Basic Education, South Africa

Africa’s maths and science at 1000 mph, BLOODHOUND SSCChristopher Maxwell, STEM Product Manager, Edit Microsystems, South Africa

Rebranding Maths and SciencePatrick Rasehwete, Project Manager, South African Mathematics Foundation, South Africa

Session 4Knowledge grazing in a soundbite generation & embrace ICT to enhance teaching and learning

How the social web has arrived and with it, the self-organised learning environments of Web 3.0

Workshop facilitator: Jaye Richards – Hill, Director, Education Technology and Training, Tablet Academy Africa/Middle East, South Africa• Self-directed learning environments and the social web• The problems with shoe-horning individuals into a one size fits

all regimen through standardised testing• Effective learning though a focus on collaboration rather than

top down management

Increase student achievement and keep them interested by changing the way lessons are conducted

Workshop facilitator: Ryan Williams, Education Specialist, College of Cape Town, South Africa• Learn how to effectively use search engines for research and

lesson preparation • Discover how to create engaging presentations for learners• Develop video to support face to face learning • Discover LMS – Using a learner management system to keep

track of students• Improve your file management and be organised• Build mind maps to help learner’s retention

Programme - day 1Thursday, 10 July 2014

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Programme - day 2Friday, 11 July 2014

Session 5E-learning the education evolution: The A-Z of e-learning

Chairperson: Kobus Van Wyk, Head of e-learning, Mustek, South Africa

09:30 The session explores e-learning, m-learning (mobile learning) in Africa and using it easily and effectively. This is and e-learning crash course on the current implementation and the possibilities.

Motivating and engaging learners in the online environment Robert Paddock, CEO, Get Smarter, South Africa

E-learning at Springs Boys High School and the impact on learners’ reading skills and the transformation of teachers’ pedagogy Hazel Bonarett, Teacher, Springs Boys High School, South Africa

Lessons learnt - roll out of e-learning Glen Jacobs, Senior Associate Dean & Professor, St. George’s University, West Indies

Looking beyond MOOCs: adaptive learning technologies to interrupt current education models Tabitha Baily, Founder, CEO, Dapt.io, South Africa

E-learning in the world’s largest classroom Alfie Alhamid, Head of Corporate Africa, CISCO, South Africa

• Understand how to create content and digitising of curriculum • Learn about the challenges, successes and roll out pitfalls of e-learning• Discover how to select the right technology for your institution

11:00 Exhibition and lunch break

Session 7Technical and vocational education and training colleges – new

and improved?

13:00 The white paper for post school education training has set the tone for the direction of higher education for the next 16 years. Hear from key stakeholders and contributors what it means for you? Speaker to be confirmed

• Explore the Department of Higher Education’s vision of expanding access, improving quality and increasing diversity in TVET Colleges.• Learn about the different phases of implementation and what is in store for the next 2-3 years. • Understand what the regulations for minimum qualifications for vocational educators in colleges mean for educators.

13:00 Exhibition and lunch break

Session 6Breakthroughs in technology for

inclusive education

The session highlights technology and how it is breaking barriers to education and opening doors for learners with disabilities and learning difficulties in a mainstream environment. It includes hands on demonstrations and examples of successful projects and individual case studies.

Workshop facilitators: • Gerhard Erasmus, Blindness and Low Vision Sales and Support,

Edit Microsystems, South Africa• Tamryn Smit, Product manager, Edit Microsystems, South

Africa• Michelle West, Product and Sales Specialist, Inclusion and

Special Needs, Edit Microsystems, South Africa

• Discover how technology can assist individual learners of all abilities in achieving their full potential

• Learn why appropriate technology is crucial to effective mainstreaming or inclusive education

Session 8Technology showcase for educators: Learn how to utilise programmes to improve interactive learning techniques

An interactive technology session where teacher play with and use different technologies which could be used in the classroom, such as augmented reality, response systems, and various other technologies.

Workshop facilitator: • Karen Walstra, Independent Educational Consultant, South

Africa

How will it work?

Work stations would be set up and the delegates would move from station to station throughout the morning, spending 30 minutes at each station.

An interactive discussion will follow about their experiences with each of the technologies, showing the teachers how to use technology within their classrooms.






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Session 9A guide to creating online educational resources for your

lessonsChairperson: Maggie Verster, Senior Consultant, ICT4Champions,

South Africa

14:00 The session will focus on the different teaching and educational tools available and how best educators can access and use them.

• Lulu Burger, iPad Training Manager, Apple, South Africa• Brett St. Clair, Enterprise Country Manager, Google, South Africa• Angela Schaerer, Academic Programme Manager, Microsoft, South Africa• Karen Durant, Professional Development Manager,

Smart Exchange, South Africa

Session 10Strategies to develop your learner’s literacy skills – the

foundation to all subjects

Best skills/practice to teach literacy in any languageThis session will look at the various languages of instruction available in Africa and how an educator can best equip learners to shine in various subjects using literacy as the foundation. Panellists from across Africa and the globe share their best practice and experiences.

THE EXPERT PANEL: • Maggie Owen Smith, Manager, Home Language Project,

South Africa• Christa van der Walt, Professor, Department of Curriculum

Studies, University of Stellenbosch, South Africa• Tessa Harmse, English Teacher, Hoërskool Grens, Centurion,

South Africa• Immaculee Harushimana, Assistant Professor, City University of

New York, United States of America

• Learn how to use a variety of literacies in your classroom to build academic literacy

• Understand the challenges that the development of biliteracies may have for institutions and policy makers; and

• Discover ways to improve the overall performance of your learners

Programme - day 2Friday, 11 July 2014

African EduWeek round up and recommendations: The road to 2015

15:30 My impression of African education and going forward

Prof Rehabeam Auala, Professor of Educational Management and Leadership, Faculty of education, Educational Foundations and Management, University of Namibia, Namibia

15:40 Empowering African teachers in Africa – a must for 2015

Dayya Chetty, Principal, Laudium Secondary School & Gauteng SAPA President15:50 Rebranding maths and science as the future of African education

Stephen Taylor, Department of Basic Education 16:00 Africa embracing technology – a new era of learning

Kobus van Wyk, Head of e-learning, Mustek16:10 PRIZES GALORE & GIVEWAYS – Be there to win GREAT Prizes

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The EduWeek Expo Guide

In 2014 African EduWeek will present the most comprehensive education exhibition in our 8 year history, but what has changed?

For the first time the exhibition is split into dedicated product sectors: Technology, Basic & Higher Education, Publishing, Inclusive Education, Stationery & International Pavilions. This has been done to improve your experience at EduWeek, help you navigate through the event, and compare related products and solutions from our extensive list of exhibitors.

Plus, our conference and workshop classrooms have been moved onto the expo floor and are fully integrated into the event. As a delegate this puts you at the heart of the event, so you can productively use your time to see the expo in between sessions. As a visitor you now have the opportunity to buy individual session passes for R495, so you can gain theoretical knowledge after seeing practical solutions in action on the expo floor.

What’s new in the 2014 EduWeek Expo?

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African EduWeek brings to you the companies involved in removing the barriers that learners with difficulties will face. See the latest products and teaching methods from Edit Microsystems and Sensory Solutions.

Companies displaying their products and services at EduWeek 2014 include Eduloan, Legal Wise, Umalusi, Educational Relations Labour Council, Leap Skills, Regenesys Management.

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International Pavilions

Gain practical experience on how to use the latest technology available by getting hands-on training from the manufacturers including Intel Education, Mustek, RISO Africa, Audiosure, Parrot Products, MIB Technology and Samsung.

A brand new addition to the African EduWeek event, the International Pavilions will showcase some of the world’s leading educational institutions and companies from around the globe, with the goal of building international relations in education.

The International Pavilions hold great significance given new bilateral trade agreements between South Africa and China in education.

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Publishing PUBLISHING

Stationery STATIONERY

At EduWeek 2014 the stationery sector incudes BIC World, Butterfly Products, Flip File, Impala Stationery and Freedom Stationery.

African EduWeek 2014 will present some of the world’s leading publishing brands including Pearson, Macmillian, Realm Digital and Shenzhen WanHong Technology Development Co., Ltd to help you source the best print and e-publishing resources for your institution.

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African EduWeek key sponsors and partners

Register now for FREE entry to the EduWeek Expo at www.educationweek.co.zaor contact Tim Phillips: [email protected]

“If we want all the children of South Africa to have access to quality education, it implies that they should have access to technology to enable this engagement.”

What Intel products and services are you most excited about at the moment?

We are definitely excited about the Intel reference design 10” tablet, because it comes with added features such as a clip-on magnification lens and plug-in thermal probe that enables students to do scientific experiments. This device is also the most rugged tablet available in the market today, when you are looking at tablets that have been purpose built as an educational tool.

Another equally exciting development that may turn out to be our most exciting product this year is the 2-in-1 Windows-based device, which is a fully featured tablet for when you need to consume multimedia and turns into a laptop for when you need to create content. This device also comes with lots of value added software.

Read the full interview with Andre Christian, Education Business Development Manager of Intel at www.educationweek.co.za

“Pearson wants to showcase the power of technology in the classroom environment and how teaching has evolved in the digital space”

What is your vision for the education sector?

I have a vision of a South Africa where all people have access to quality learning, where young people are fully equipped for a world of work and where each school leaving group decreases the poverty and unemployment statistics.

I have a vision of schools with strong leadership, high speed uncapped internet, quality content and cloud based, rich repository of digital materials with immediate data analytics.

I have a vision of a school system that has the capacity to track and tweak the learning paths that will lead to successful education outcomes.

Read the full interview with Riaan Jonck, CEO of Pearson South Africa at www.educationweek.co.za

Media sposors

Platinum sponsor interview with Riaan Jonck

Diamond sponsor interview with Andre Christian

Center for Education Innovations South Africa is one of five global hubs that include: Nigeria, India, Pakistan and East Africa. CEI promotes programmes, policies, and practices that increase access to quality, affordable, and equitable education for the developing world.

The vision is for education systems around the world to capitalise on innovation so as to increase access to quality education, especially for the poorest and most vulnerable. The development of CEI was based on the understanding that there is an incredible amount of innovation and activity in education, but it is not systematically documented and there is little evidence about the most effective ways to improve access to quality education for the poor. CEI was developed in order to address this gap.

At African EduWeek CEI South Africa will be hosting a series of seminars and discussions that include examples of innovative programmes in education, research from neighbouring states and new models for financing education interventions.

See the full workshop programme at www.educationweek.co.za/workshops

Introducing the African EduWeek 2014 technical workshop partner, Centre for Education Innovations South Africa


Exhibition experience

Sandton Convention CentreMaude Street, Sandown, 2196Johannesburg, GautengGPS Co-ordinates: S26° 06.394’ / E028° 03.221’

Sandton Convention Centre is Southern Africa’s leading and most prestigious, multi-purposes exhibition venue. Situated in northern Johannesburg, Sandton Convention Centre offers easy access to over 5 000 hotel rooms, is adjacent to the country’s top shopping and entertainment complexes.

About the Venue

Register now for FREE entry to the EduWeek Expo at

www.educationweek.co.za

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Test and compare the products and services from over 80 of the world’s leading education companies

Get advice and learn from manufacture’s on how to successfully implement technologies and solutions into your schools and institutions

Network and build relationships with new suppliers and peers

Free interactive workshops and live product demonstrations

Build conference sessions into your expo visit by attending individual sessions priced at just R495

Networking & Prize Giving FunctionThursday 10th July, 4.30 - 6pm

Taking place on the expo floor

Hosted on the exhibition floor, the networking and prize giving Function is your key opportunity to spend quality, uninterrupted time in a relaxed environment with the leaders of world-class educational businesses and institutions, international delegates, conference speakers and industry experts.

Join us at the function and enjoy a range of complimentary refreshments and nibbles whilst we announce the lucky winners of EduWeek’s competitions.

Networking

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Conference registration

TERMS AND CONDITIONS

Participation fee includes: Access to all presentations and networking opportunities, All food and refreshments during the conference sessions (excludes evening meals), All post-conference presentation slides and notes for training purposes, Access to international subject matter experts, Access to exhibition room, On-site assistance with networking, Pass to attend the hosted drinks reception (where applicable)Payment details: On receiving your completed registration form we will send an official confirmation and invoice within 3 days. Only upon payment will your place be booked. We recommend you check with your finance department that payment has been made before travelling to the conference. Service charge: A 5% service charge will be applied. Teachers and principals from schools are exempt.Cancellation policy: Cancellations made within 48 hours of receipt of the completed registration form will be eligible for a full refund. Cancellations received in writing more than one month prior to the start of the event will be refunded less a 50% cancellation fee. Cancellations received in writing within one month of the start date of the event will receive no refund and registrants will be liable for payment of 100% of the invoiced amount. A substitute delegate can be named at any time before the event starts and no fees will be applied to this.No-Shows: Registrants who do not attend the event after the cancellation date will be liable for payment of 100% of the invoiced amount. Important notes: This booking form constitutes a legally binding contract. It may be necessary for reasons beyond the control of Clarion Events to change the content and timing of the programme, the speakers, the date or the venue. In the unlikely event of the programme being cancelled, Clarion Events will issue a credit note or make a full refund but disclaim any further liability. By submitting your details, you agree to the use of your personal information as set out in our privacy policy on www.spintelligent.com.

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