Seminar: Implementing Your Learning Platform: 28 November 2008 - Cancelled -awaiting new date
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Date28th November 2008 VenueWyboston Lakes, Bedfordshire Programme9.10am Coffee upon arrival 9.35am Introduction 9.45am Session 1: Managing implementation in the school - Peter Marshall - Cottenham School 10.30am Discussion 11.00am Coffee 11.15am Feedback from groups 11.45am Session 2: Engaging staff and students - Harry French Attleborough High School 12.30pm Discussion 2 1.00pm Lunch 2.00pm Feedback from groups 2.30pm Session 3: Engaging external stakeholders 3.15pm Discussion 3.30pm Plenary 4.00pm Close  Events
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Publication date: 10th October 2008 Withdrawal date: --- Created: 10th October 2008 Last updated: 14th November 2008 11:52 Persistent link to this article:http://www.naace.org/776 |
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