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Workshop for North Shore schools

The Northern Education Access Loop are hosting two workshops on 11 July 2011 as part of weCreate's efforts to provide Creative Commons information to New Zealand school leaders. Both workshops will cover the same material.

Time

First session: 1.30pm - 3.00pm

Second session:  3.30pm - 5.00pm

Place

Birkenhead Library

Nell Fisher Reserve,

Hinemoa St, Birkenhead,

North Shore [map to library]

Programme

Coming soon.

Register to Attend

To register, please visit the NEAL event listing, or contact Andrew Cowie (021 073 4596).

weCreate workshop in Auckland

The second weCreate workshop will be held on Tuesday 1 March, 2011. This event is a collaboration between the Open Education Resource Foundation and Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand with support from the Ministry of Education and the National Library of New Zealand.

Time

9am - midday

Place

The National Library of New Zealand: Services to Schools Auckland Centre

8 Stanley Street

Parnell

Auckland [map, directions and parking information]

What to Bring

Feel free to bring and your laptop, smartphone, or other wireless enabled device.

Programme

• Workshop outline

Register to Attend

Please RSVP by adding your name and institution to the list below. Alternatively, you can email admin@creativecommons.org.nz or call +64 4 4705 780 to register.

1. Jane Hornibrook - Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand
2. John Jones - Papatoetoe High School
3. Nancy Groh - NetSafe
4. Stephanie Mayne - St Cuthberts College
5. Melanie McVeigh - St Cuthberts College
6. Sarah Martin - Stonefields School
7. Mark Webster - Churchill Park School
8. Fiona Smith-Pilling - Orewa College
9. Christine Herzog - Newton Central School
10. Alan Curtis - NEAL Education Trust
11. Andrew Cowie - NEAL Education Trust
12. Mark Osborne - Albany Senior High School
13. Claire Amos - Epsom Girls Grammar School
14. Clare Jordan - Mairangi Bay School
15. Mary Castle - Mairangi Bay School
16. Representative - Leigh Primary School
17. Richard Frear-Hanson - Manurewa South School
18. Robin C Kewell - Oratia District School
19. Wayne Ruffles - Glendowie College
20. Jeanette Bell - Glendowie College
21. Megan Davidson - Westlake Girls High School
22. Pauline McCowan - RLIANZA, National Library of New Zealand
23. Tracy Dyett - Services to Schools, National Library of New Zealand
24. Rob Finlay - Services to Schools, National Library of New Zealand

weCreate workshop in Wellington

The first weCreate workshop will be held in Wellington on 23rd November 2010. This event is a collaboration between the Open Education Resource Foundation and Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand with support from the Ministry of Education.

Time

9.30am - 11.30am

Place

The Royal Society of New Zealand

Science House,

11 Turnbull Street, Thorndon,

Wellington 6011 [map]

What to bring

Feel free to bring your laptop, smartphone, or other wireless enabled device to access the internet during the workshop.

Programme

• Workshop outline

Register to Attend

Please RSVP by adding your name and institution to the list below, or emailing admin@creativecommons.org.nz

1. Jane Hornibrook, Public Lead, Creative Commons Aotearoa New Zealand
2. Chrissie Butler, Inclusive Digital Archives Project - CORE Education, ICT Facilitator - Blind and Low Vision Education Network NZ (BLENNZ)
3. Kerry Whelan-Jones, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu - The Correspondence School
4. Brent Thomas, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu - The Correspondence School
5. Caroline Schwer, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu - The Correspondence School
6. Alex Perry - WEGC
7. Tim Harford - WEGC
8. Helen Scott - Learning Media Ltd
9. Janet McFadden - Services to Schools, National Library of New Zealand
10. Local member, School Library Association of New Zealand Aotearoa
11. Wayne Mackintosh, OER Foundation
12. Dylan Owen - Services to Schools, National Library of New Zealand
13. Paul Seiler, Ministry of Education
14. Nathaniel Louwrens - Arakura School
15. Representative, Miramar Central School
16. Representative, Miramar Central School
17. Anne Keenan, Sacred Heart College
18. Julia Davidson, Wellington Girls' School
19. Barbara Baker, CWA Living Heritage
20. Eric Baker, CWA Living Heritage
21. Justine McDonald, Kelburn Normal School
22. Ian Munro, Ministry of Education
23. Jacqui Brown, Samuel Marsden Collegiate School
24. Trudy Harvey, Wellington High School
25. Stacey Fry, Te Aho o Te Kura Pounamu - The Correspondence School and Newlands College.
26. Paul James, Pukerua Bay School
27. Maureen Condliffe, NZ Catholic Education Office
28. Kevin Wanden, National Centre for Religious Studies
29. Graham Rye, Normandale School
30. Michael O'Flaherty, St Bernard's College
31. Jane Shallcrass, Wellington High
32. Linden Eagles, RM Education (Asia-Pacific)
33. Graeme Holmes, Open Polytechnic
34. Colleen Restieaux, Cardinal McKeefry School