Bett 2020
Visit us at stand SK34 22nd – 25th Jan 2020, Excel, London
Bett 2020
Visit us at stand SK34 22nd – 25th Jan 2020, Excel, London
The world of work is changing – and some jobs are changing faster than others. According to the latest research, we’ll only be as good as the skills we possess. But which skills are they, and how can we make sure we keep pace?1Â
Come and join us at Bett and see what transformational learning looks like.
See over 25 students from primary and secondary schools, including our Apple Distinguished Schools, demonstrate live how they foster critical thinking, creativity and collaboration to prepare them for the jobs of the future.
So we’d love you to join us for a complimentary refreshment and nibbles, our exciting presentations and inspiring teacher training.
Theatre Schedule
Wednesday 22nd January
Thursday 23rd January
Friday 24th January
Saturday 25th January
10:30 – iPad Band
11:00 – Composing Blue Planet 10
11:30 – Coding a Climate Change Rescue
12:15 – iPad Band
13:15 – Question Time
13:45 – iPad Band
14:15 – Making Learning Stick
14:45 – Saving Nemo
15:15 – iPad Band
15:45 – Zero Touch Deployment
10:30 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
11:00 – Composing Blue Planet 10
Saving the world through music Description We were shocked by Blue Planet 2, what will the world be like in Blue Planet 10? Can we change the course of history through music? Music won’t save the planet, but creativity will be the key to finding a solution. If we want to pick up the pieces we are leaving all over this planet we need to find confident independent thinkers. GarageBand makes it easy for all students to create music at all levels. We’ll show you how to use this amazing free application to create music in different styles using GarageBand’s built in instruments as well as connecting keyboards, guitars and microphones. We’ll also use Apple Books to scaffold the creation of a students’ own composition. Suitable for Music teachers looking to use GarageBand to deliver their music curriculum and Primary and Secondary teachers looking to add music to their lessons. Apps used: GarageBand, Apple BooksStudents – Surbiton High Prep School and Tomlinscote School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
11:30 – Coding a Climate Change Rescue
Saving the Planet with Code Description Join pupils from Surbiton High Prep and Tomlinscote school. They’ll show you how to go from block coding to app development – in a way that can really inspire children. They’ll show how they develop their skills over time through real world problems and ultimately help save the planet. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: Scratch Jnr, Ev3 Mindstorms, Swift Playgrounds, XCode, KeynoteStudents – Surbiton High Prep School and Tomlinscote School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
12:15 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
13:15 – Question Time
An expert panel discussion Description Join us for an interactive and engaging panel discussion. We’ve invited top educators who’ve been there and done that to share their stories and answer your questions. Our expert panel is made up of the school leaders and digital leads who have overseen their own 1:1 mobile learning programs. Find out the top key questions you should be asking in your own organisations. We’ll take “questions from the audience” in our open forum session. Learn from years of experience of what a good sustainable 1:1 program look like. An invaluable BETT event.Panelists:
Salesian College – a leading independent school Surbiton High School – a leading independent and Apple Distinguished School Tomlinscote School – an innovative state secondary and Apple Distinguished School
Host – Neil Emery
Neil’s passion is education! He was involved in a recording studio where technology was a stable part of the day to day operation, but is still amazed when walking into schools to find various technologies unused and unloved. Neil is an accomplished presenter who brings any subject matter to life and makes learning easy, relevant and fun.
13:45 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
14:15 – Making Learning Stick
iPad – A platform for everyone Description We believe iPad is a device for all. In the session we’ll share different success stories from our schools who have found a learning and workflow platform that allows their iPad project, and more importantly, their students to thrive. Workflow solutions: Office 365 and G Suite for EducationStudents – Surbiton High Prep, Tomlinscote and Salesian School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
14:45 – Saving Nemo
Augmented reality. Teach them about the world. By changing how they see it. Description In this engaging session we’ll join pupils from Tomlinscote school and Salesian College explore the impact of global warming on different environments and consider how we can reduce our carbon footprint. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: AR Maker, Assemblr, Safari, Page, BooksStudents – Tomlinscote and Salesian School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
13:45 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
15:45 – Zero Touch Deployment
Deploying iPad in Education, in partnership with Jamf School Description For this session we’ll highlight the top 20 mistakes you can make when deploying devices in education and show how to avoid them. We will be discussing Apple School Manager, Apple Classroom and Shared iPad and how MDM is crucial to supporting these programmes. This session is suitable for technically minded teachers, SLT and IT professionals of any educational institution that has or is thinking about deploying iPad.Presenter – Keith Beeby – Albion Keith is Albion’s Technical Director and has decades of experience in supporting iPad and Mac based solutions in schools and colleges across the UK. Presenter – Nic Chetham – Business Development Engineer, Education, Jamf
Nic was worked at Jamf for almost 4 years, in training and system engineering roles. Prior to working at Jamf, Nic trained as a teacher in Computer Science. He also previously worked for Apple. Nic’s current role gives him the opportunity to combine all his skills, knowledge and experience of managing devices, his passion for education and his love of Apple technology.
10:30 – iPad Band
11:00 – Composing Blue Planet 10
11:30 – Saving Nemo
12:15 – iPad Band
13:15 – Question Time
13:45 – iPad Band
14:15 – Making Learning Stick
14:45 – Coding a Climate Change Rescue
15:15 – iPad Band
15:45 – Zero Touch Deployment
10:30 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
11:00 – Composing Blue Planet 10
Saving the world through music Description We were shocked by Blue Planet 2, what will the world be like in Blue Planet 10? Can we change the course of history through music? Music won’t save the planet, but creativity will be the key to finding a solution. If we want to pick up the pieces we are leaving all over this planet we need to find confident independent thinkers. GarageBand makes it easy for all students to create music at all levels. We’ll show you how to use this amazing free application to create music in different styles using GarageBand’s built in instruments as well as connecting keyboards, guitars and microphones. We’ll also use Apple Books to scaffold the creation of a students’ own composition. Suitable for Music teachers looking to use GarageBand to deliver their music curriculum and Primary and Secondary teachers looking to add music to their lessons. Apps used: GarageBand, Apple BooksStudents – Surbiton High Prep School and Tomlinscote School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
11:30 – Saving Nemo
Augmented reality. Teach them about the world. By changing how they see it. Description In this engaging session we’ll join pupils from Tomlinscote school and Salesian College explore the impact of global warming on different environments and consider how we can reduce our carbon footprint. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: AR Maker, Assemblr, Safari, Page, BooksStudents – Tomlinscote and Salesian School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
12:15 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
13:15 – Question Time
An expert panel discussion Description Join us for an interactive and engaging panel discussion. We’ve invited top educators who’ve been there and done that to share their stories and answer your questions. Our expert panel is made up of the school leaders and digital leads who have overseen their own 1:1 mobile learning programs. Find out the top key questions you should be asking in your own organisations. We’ll take “questions from the audience” in our open forum session. Learn from years of experience of what a good sustainable 1:1 program look like. An invaluable BETT event.Panelists:
Royal Grammar School Worcester – a leading independent and Apple Distinguished School Salesian College – a leading independent school Surbiton High School – a leading independent and Apple Distinguished School Tomlinscote School – an innovative state secondary and Apple Distinguished School
Host – Neil Emery
Neil’s passion is education! He was involved in a recording studio where technology was a stable part of the day to day operation, but is still amazed when walking into schools to find various technologies unused and unloved. Neil is an accomplished presenter who brings any subject matter to life and makes learning easy, relevant and fun.
13:45 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UKs most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
14:15 – Making Learning Stick
iPad – A platform for everyone Description We believe iPad is a device for all. In the session we’ll share different success stories from our schools who have found a learning and workflow platform that allows their iPad project, and more importantly, their students to thrive. Workflow solutions: Office 365 and G Suite for EducationStudents – Surbiton High Prep, Tomlinscote and Salesian School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
14:45 – Coding a Climate Change Rescue
Saving the Planet with Code Description Join pupils from Surbiton High Prep and Tomlinscote school. They’ll show you how to go from block coding to app development – in a way that can really inspire children. They’ll show how they develop their skills over time through real world problems and ultimately help save the planet. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: Scratch Jnr, Ev3 Mindstorms, Swift Playgrounds, XCode, KeynoteStudents – Surbiton High Boy’s Prep School and Tomlinscote School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
13:45 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
15:45 – Zero Touch Deployment
Deploying iPad in Education, in partnership with Jamf School Description For this session we’ll highlight the top 20 mistakes you can make when deploying devices in education and show how to avoid them. We will be discussing Apple School Manager, Apple Classroom and Shared iPad and how MDM is crucial to supporting these programmes. This session is suitable for technically minded teachers, SLT and IT professionals of any educational institution that has or is thinking about deploying iPad.Presenter – Keith Beeby – Albion Keith is Albion’s Technical Director and has decades of experience in supporting iPad and Mac based solutions in schools and colleges across the UK. Presenter – Nic Chetham – Business Development Engineer, Education, Jamf
Nic was worked at Jamf for almost 4 years, in training and system engineering roles. Prior to working at Jamf, Nic trained as a teacher in Computer Science. He also previously worked for Apple. Nic’s current role gives him the opportunity to combine all his skills, knowledge and experience of managing devices, his passion for education and his love of Apple technology.
10:30 – iPad Band
11:00 – Composing Blue Planet 10
11:30 – Coding a Climate Change Rescue
12:15 – iPad Band
13:15 – Question Time
13:45 – iPad Band
14:15 – Making Learning Stick
14:45 – Saving Nemo
15:15 – iPad Band
15:45 – Zero Touch Deployment
10:30 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
11:00 – Composing Blue Planet 10
Saving the world through music Description We were shocked by Blue Planet 2, what will the world be like in Blue Planet 10? Can we change the course of history through music? Music won’t save the planet, but creativity will be the key to finding a solution. If we want to pick up the pieces we are leaving all over this planet we need to find confident independent thinkers. GarageBand makes it easy for all students to create music at all levels. We’ll show you how to use this amazing free application to create music in different styles using GarageBand’s built in instruments as well as connecting keyboards, guitars and microphones. We’ll also use Apple Books to scaffold the creation of a students’ own composition. Suitable for Music teachers looking to use GarageBand to deliver their music curriculum and Primary and Secondary teachers looking to add music to their lessons. Apps used: GarageBand, Apple BooksStudents – Surbiton High Prep School and Tomlinscote School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
11:30 – Coding a Climate Change Rescue
Saving the Planet with Code Description Join pupils from Surbiton High Prep and Tomlinscote school. They’ll show you how to go from block coding to app development – in a way that can really inspire children. They’ll show how they develop their skills over time through real world problems and ultimately help save the planet. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: Scratch Jnr, Ev3 Mindstorms, Swift Playgrounds, XCode, KeynoteStudents – Surbiton High Prep School and Tomlinscote School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
12:15 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
13:15 – Question Time
An expert panel discussion Description Join us for an interactive and engaging panel discussion. We’ve invited top educators who’ve been there and done that to share their stories and answer your questions. Our expert panel is made up of the school leaders and digital leads who have overseen their own 1:1 mobile learning programs. Find out the top key questions you should be asking in your own organisations. We’ll take “questions from the audience” in our open forum session. Learn from years of experience of what a good sustainable 1:1 program look like. An invaluable BETT event.Panelists:
Royal Grammar School Worcester – a leading independent and Apple Distinguished School
Salesian College – a leading independent school
Surbiton High School – a leading independent and Apple Distinguished School
Tomlinscote School – an innovative state secondary and Apple Distinguished School
Host – Neil Emery
Neil’s passion is education! He was involved in a recording studio where technology was a stable part of the day to day operation, but is still amazed when walking into schools to find various technologies unused and unloved. Neil is an accomplished presenter who brings any subject matter to life and makes learning easy, relevant and fun.
13:45 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
14:15 – Making Learning Stick
iPad – A platform for everyone Description We believe iPad is a device for all. In the session we’ll share different success stories from our schools who have found a learning and workflow platform that allows their iPad project, and more importantly, their students to thrive. Workflow solutions: Office 365 and G Suite for EducationStudents – Surbiton High Prep, Tomlinscote and Salesian School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
14:45 – Saving Nemo
Augmented reality. Teach them about the world. By changing how they see it. Description In this engaging session we’ll join pupils from Tomlinscote school and Salesian College explore the impact of global warming on different environments and consider how we can reduce our carbon footprint. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: AR Maker, Assemblr, Safari, Page, BooksStudents – Tomlinscote and Salesian School Presenter – Nicki Wise – APLS
Nicki has been working as an Apple Professional Learning Specialist in educational institutions from Nursery to Higher Education for the last 8 years. As well as continuing to offer high quality training throughout the UK, she is currently completing her PhD researching whether utilising the multi-modality of the iPad to cluster generative learning activities enhances durable transfer outcomes. She is passionate about using it to help develop a range of skills the young people will need to flourish in the world beyond education.
Presenter – Mark Morren – APLS
Mark currently works as a music teacher and e-learning co-ordinator at Tomlinscote School in Surrey, he qualified as an APLS in 2019. He has a wide range of teaching experience in state, private and overseas schools with a number of different roles from music teacher, head of department to senior leadership. He believes that technology plays a huge part in enabling learning to take place for all students, no matter their background. Teaching music with iPad has enabled him to encourage and support all learners to break down barriers and produce high quality results.
13:45 – iPad Band
#iPadBand Description Join pupils from Bohunt school as they rock Bett with #iPadBand. They’ll showcase their skills with iPad based instruments alongside vocal talent. If you’re visiting Bett, this is a must see, only on stand SK34, outside the main Bett arena. Suitable for teachers and pupils of all Key Stages. Apps used: GarageBandPresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UK’s most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
15:45 – Zero Touch Deployment
Deploying iPad in Education, in partnership with Jamf School Description For this session we’ll highlight the top 20 mistakes you can make when deploying devices in education and show how to avoid them. We will be discussing Apple School Manager, Apple Classroom and Shared iPad and how MDM is crucial to supporting these programmes. This session is suitable for technically minded teachers, SLT and IT professionals of any educational institution that has or is thinking about deploying iPad.Presenter – Keith Beeby – Albion Keith is Albion’s Technical Director and has decades of experience in supporting iPad and Mac based solutions in schools and colleges across the UK. Presenter – Nic Chetham – Business Development Engineer, Education, Jamf
Nic was worked at Jamf for almost 4 years, in training and system engineering roles. Prior to working at Jamf, Nic trained as a teacher in Computer Science. He also previously worked for Apple. Nic’s current role gives him the opportunity to combine all his skills, knowledge and experience of managing devices, his passion for education and his love of Apple technology.
1100 – Capture. Animate. Explain.
1200 – Supporting SEN learners
1300 – Capture. Animate. Explain.
1400 – Supporting SEN learners
1100 – Capture. Animate. Explain.
Explain complex processes through animation Description In this session we’ll show you how to easily create personalised photo collages and powerful animations with Keynote. We’ll use Keynote in different ways to explore the world around us to create unique photo-based projects and explain processes through animations. Apps used: Camera, KeynotePresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UKs most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
1200 – Supporting SEN learners
Find the creative genius in every student. Description In this session we’ll explore different approaches to supporting SEN learners and creating resources. We’ll examine useful apps for SEN learners and how we can use common apps in a way to create personalised learning resources. Suitable for all teachers looking to create personalised learning resources.Presenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UKs most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
1300 – Capture. Animate. Explain.
Explain complex processes through animation Description In this session we’ll show you how to easily create personalised photo collages and powerful animations with Keynote. We’ll use Keynote in different ways to explore the world around us to create unique photo-based projects and explain processes through animations. Apps used: Camera, KeynotePresenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UKs most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
1400 – Supporting SEN learners
Find the creative genius in every student. Description In this session we’ll explore different approaches to supporting SEN learners and creating resources. We’ll examine useful apps for SEN learners and how we can use common apps in a way to create personalised learning resources. Suitable for all teachers looking to create personalised learning resources.Presenter – David Kirtlan – APLS
A teacher with over 20 years classroom teaching, leadership and management experience. His classroom has changed in the last few years, and his students are now teachers and other educationalists, but teaching and learning is at the core of everything he does. David is one of the UKs most popular education consultants, and one of the UKs foremost music education specialists, but his focus remains on cross curricular teaching and learning.
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