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Title:	Benchmarking and Assessing through the ePotential ICT Capabilities Tool
Time:	31/10/2007 2:00 PM
Session Overview:	Neil Carmona-Vickery is a fan of the ePotential ICT Teacher Capabilities Tool and he uses the survey results as his main reference when opening discussions around the use of technology with other school leaders. He has found the results have been well received by the school community. The information generated has allowed for smarter allocation and use of human and financial resources, surrounding the adoption of ICT in real and online learning environments.   Join Neil as he discusses a number of benchmarking and assessing tools that can be implemented with the use of the ePotential ICT Capabilities Tool.
Presenter:	Presenter:  Neil Carmona-Vickery
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Presenter Biography:	Neil Carmona-Vickery began his ICT related career at Swinburne University as a computer lab assistant. He has completed a Bachelor of Arts with majors in Media Studies, Information Systems and a minor in Human Resource Management as well as a Bachelor of Teaching degree.   Commencing at Ringwood Secondary College in 2004 as a VCE Media and middle school IT and English teacher, he successfully applied for a School Lead Learner position, that arose from the Maroondah Education Coalition Leading Schools Fund (Phase 2 project).   Using both generalist and specialist skills he helped establish the 1:1 Laptop Learning Program at Ringwood Secondary College. This program was the first of its kind to introduce a full year level 1:1 technology project in a Victorian government school. Neil completed his Master of Education and joined Balwyn High School in January 2007, as the Director of eLearning, where he guides his students (and teachers) through the process of formulating their own perceptions on the innovation of rapidly changing technology, and how it can enhance the development of their personal and professional lives.
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Recorded Session Links:	https://sas.elluminate.com/p.jnlp?psid=2007-10-30.1751.M.999F71E903F50EA6FF9EAFEDD5BED9.vcr
Session ID:	6
Attachments:	2007-E-Learning-Report2-Template.doc     2007-KnowledgeBank-Handout.pdf     neil.pdf

Created at 3/09/2007 12:24 PM by Callaghan, Jason J Last modified at 5/11/2007 12:23 PM by Callaghan, Jason J