Strategies for embracing new technology in education
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Click to see overview - on mobile devices onlyJoin James Weatherill, CEO at Arbor, in conversation with Catherine Tallis, Director of Business Services at Herts for Learning, Jenny Collins, MIS Schools Programme Manager at Hampshire County Council and Andrew Proctor, Exec Lead for Education at Amazon Web Services (AWS), for a fireside chat on how they have embraced changing technology to transform education in their sectors.
They’ll talk through the common challenges they faced in the early days of planning, what strategies they put in place to work in a different way, and the outcomes they have seen at the schools in their local authority and in the wider Education community.
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Catherine Tallis
Director of Business Services, Herts for Learning
Jenny Collins
MIS Schools Programme Manager, Hampshire County Council
Andrew Proctor
Executive Lead for Education, Amazon Web Services
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