We’ll be celebrating the 10th Learning Technologies conference to investigate new & emerging learning technologies & their use.
Come and join the celebrations, enhance your knowledge of learning technologies and forge new networks.
The Conference Program runs on Thursday 15th and Friday 16th November. On Wednesday 14th we will be hosting optional extra 90-minute Workshops.
- When
14 - 16 November, 2007 - Where
Mooloolaba, on Queensland's beautiful Sunshine Coast. - Cost
$395 Super Early Bird (before 30th June 2007)
$395 Professional LTUG Members * (book & pay before 31st Aug 2007)
$495 Early Bird (before 30th September 2007)
$595 Full Delegate
Group discounts for 3+ people email for details
* You must be a Professional LTUG Member as at 30th June.
Teaching and learning are about to be radically changed due to the advent of a range of technologies that bridge time and space. This year’s conference explores the concept of TelePresence and how it can enable and support learning communities.
Our Case Study Speakers will share information about the Learning Communities they have been involved in and the role technology played in forming and supporting these communities.
Our Keynote and Featured Speakers will introduce you to an array of ideas about TelePresence and how you could be using it.
Our Sponsors and Exhibitors will showcase the latest learning technologies and how these could benefit you and your learners.
What is Telepresence
TelePresence refers to a set of technologies that allow a person to feel as if they were present at a location other than their true location. This generally involves images of life-size participants with mirrored environments where participants feel as if they are in the same physical space. These technologies have facilitated the emergence and rapid growth of learning communities whose members interact from remote corners of the globe.
Added to this are the advances in virtual reality that bring people together in a world other than their own. This will also have a major impact on teaching and learning of the future.
Questions we’ll explore
- What are the telepresence technologies currently available?
- How will telepresence affect teaching and learning?
- How can telepresence enable learning communities?
- What is the place of telepresence in blended learning?
- Where does the virtual world fit into this?
These questions and more will be addressed at Learning Technologies 2007 – along with lots of practical hints and tips from our case studies and demonstrations of learning technologies from our rich exhibitor community.
"This was one of the most inspirational conferences that I have been to for a long while".
"As a first timer I found the conference a great source to form many networks".
The conference will present expert opinion and showcase best practice from Australia, New Zealand, Europe and the USA. Click here to see speaker information.
Who should attend?
Teachers, lecturers, trainers and educators who use, or are thinking of using learning technologies and who are interested in Learning Communities.
Pre-conference workshops
Spend 90 minutes in a hands-on workshop (or two) with the latest learning technologies and learn some great new techniques. More information
Student Panel
What do students think about learning technologies? How would they design learning? We have assembled a panel of students to discuss their thoughts and ideas with you.
Product Showcases
Throughout the program we bring you information and demonstrations of the latest learning technologies. Take the opportunity to get involved during the breaks!
LT2007 is hosted by...
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Contact Details
Conference SecretariatLearntel |
Sponsorship DetailsPaul Crosisca |