It’s been a hugely busy year with plenty going on and we invite you to join us for a busy 2 days to refresh, restore and revitalise.
This is an opportunity to catch up and gather insight into some core learnings from the past 18 months. The impact of working, teaching and learning from home, defending your school against future cyber-attacks, exploring the implications of AI and automation, and the future of networking is just some of the subject matter that will be covered.
There will also be time for breakout sessions for attendees as a sector to come together and review their own New Zealand specific challenges as will some specific Professional Development opportunities aimed at developing your professional practice.
Our Speakers
Carlin Diprose
HP Evangelist
Education is evolving. For students to thrive in our digital society, education must take an evolutionary leap. HP’s Classroom of the Future framework is completely reshaping the way that children are learning, by working to change students’ mindsets and free up teachers’ time in the classroom. Join Carlin Diprose as he explores how learning is being reinvented around the world to better prepare our kids for the future.
Jo Nicol
Cyclone Professional Development Manager
Jo leads the Cyclone PLD team. She is a MoE Accredited PLD Facilitator and has a postgraduate qualification in digital and collaborative learning. Jo will run a hands-on design thinking challenge to support and develop collaboration between Independent Schools. Design thinking is a creative solution-based collaborative approach to problem solving that puts people at the centre of the process.
Sandy Leadbeater
Dell Technologies
Does your organization have a recovery plan for critical data and applications when a cyber-attack happens? How much can your business afford to lose? We’ll be identifying the key components of a robust cyber recovery strategy and looking at what we can learn from other businesses who have recovered from catastrophic cyber-attacks. Sandy is an IT veteran with over 30 years’ experience in the industry.
Paul Stephen
Commercial Manager, Ministry of Education
Paul Stephen is the Commercial Manager at the Ministry Of Education. Paul will discuss the MOE's strategy around both software and devices for the New Zealand K12 education space. An opportunity to explore and align benefits for your organisation.
Conference Agenda
Activity
Meet and greet
Cyclone Welcome
Not if but when. Can you recover from a Cyber Attack? - Presented by Dell
Education is evolving - Presented by Carlin Diprose
Lunch
Facilitated by Graham Prentice, this is your time to collaborate and connect.
Drinks and Nibbles
Dinner
Time
09:00am
10:00am
10:30am
11:30am
01:00pm
Activity
Keynote from Paul Stephen - Commercial Manager at MOE
Morning Tea
Building better schools with Aruba.
Facilitated by Jo Nicol, design thinking express challenge.
Wrap-Up