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Download Brochure with details of our forthcoming seminars in 2011 in
MUMBAI, BANGALORE, and DUBAI
2011 Seminars: Focus on INNOVATION and e-Assessment
BANGALORE 10 January 2011 in association with the Bangalore Chamber of Commerce
MUMBAI 13 January 2011 at the Mirage Hotel, North Mumbai (click here for more details)
with further events in Pune and Chennai for later in 2010
DUBAI - 17 Jan 2011 at the Dubai Men’s College, Academic City, Dubai, UAE (click here for more)
SINGAPORE 2/3 June 2011 - In association with Singapore Education Academy and SBF-PICO Events (a joint venture between Singapore Business Federation and Pico Art International) more
Earlier Events included:
2010 Seminars: Focus on INNOVATION and e-Assessment
New Delhi India - Monday 8th February 2010 ... more
Bangalore - Thursday 11th February 2010 ... more
Bangkok, Thailand – Thursday 24 Sep. 2009
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – Wed 30 Sep. 2009 ... more
Kolkata, India – Thursday 19th Nov. 2009 jointly with the POSTPONED Bengal Chamber of Commerce ... more
New Delhi, India – 23rd November 2009... more
Press Release
GOAL: To showcase how innovatory approaches to learning and assessment such as e-Assessment, the use of IT to measure skills, knowledge and understanding, can support learning and skills development and provide a robust, reliable method for measuring and developing the talent pool. ...
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These seminars will showcase how innovative, 21st century techniques like mobile learning, e-Assessment (the use of IT to measure skills and knowledge), web2.0 etc., can support learning and skills development and provide robust and reliable methods for developing the talent pool. These seminars will be sponsored and supported by UK Trade and Investment and Assessment Tomorrow is a member of the UK India Business Council.
Technology is making a major impact on the ways that learning and assessment is delivered in the 21st century. Mobile learning and assessment is providing the opportunity to exploit the latest telecoms. The take up of e-Assessment is increasing world-wide and is defined as the use of technology to measure skills, knowledge and understanding. Within education (from the school room to the workplace), trainers, government agencies and assessment providers are actively engaged in using technology based learning and development solutions that enable them to provide reliable, flexible education and assessment for learners, students and employees. These seminars examine the leading edge of these developments.
Assessment Tomorrow is one of the leading:
international organisers of conferences and seminars, providers of consultancy services in the field of e-Assessment as well as being a an acknowledged adviser to education, industry and government on the selection and introduction of e-Assessment and related technologies
Drawing on expertise from the UK, Europe and worldwide, it manages projects and organises conferences and seminars aimed at informing and assisting policy makers, assessment developers and providers. Assessment Tomorrow events cover implementing e-Assessment in the work place and in the classroom and provide the opportunity to understand and successfully implement e-Assessment solutions, debate the issues and find out about the latest developments.
Opportunities to participate: We are now seeking partners to work with on developing the seminars. Opportunities exist for speaking roles, sponsorship and other forms of support and we would be happy to discuss these exciting possibilities with interested parties contact jeff@assessmenttomorrow for more details..
Objectives: The series of half day Briefing Seminars is being run by Assessment Tomorrow in partnership with UK Trade and Investment. These seminars will be presented at prestigious locations in the Middle East and India and targeted at government education and training agencies and policy makers, educational managers and the heads of industry and commerce. The delegates will be selected and invited by Assessment Tomorrow UK Trade and Investment in partnership with UK Trade and Investment and will be key players in the local/regional education and training sector. An audience of between 40 to 80 delegates will be expected for each seminar.
The seminars will examine the case for e-Assessment and related technologies for learning and development and provide a forum to discuss how e-Assessment can be applied successfully to the development of skills and knowledge assessment and the bridging of the skills gap within the local education and industrial context, using local and UK experience.
The reasons for attending as delegates:
To understand skills and knowledge assessment requirements and how the development of technologies, tools and techniques in this area can provide effective and efficient solutions. To see how skills and knowledge assessment supports and enhances learning and development whilst meeting the needs of the 21st Century marketplace. To discuss what the requirements are to reach the rural as well as the urban work-force from the class-room to the workplace?, To share experience and best practice To initiate future policy and planning To see how the data can be used to benefit employers, education, and the learners.
Seminar format
A series of presentations by leading experts from India, UK and the Middle East on key topics An active Question and Answer/discussion panel approach Opportunities for delegates, speakers and sponsors to network and exchange ideas and information
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