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Feb 22

Sea Week Video Conferencing Festival

Sea Week Video Conferencing Festival 2014 Sea Week is the Marine Education Society of Australasia’s (MESA) annual education campaign to increase understanding and appreciation of the ocean and its living organisms. The theme for 2014 is Sustainable Seas! Are there really plenty more fish in the Sea? Human activities are putting pressure of the ocean …

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Jan 20

ITEC 2014 Call for Papers

Interactive Technology in Education Conference Call for Paper ITEC 2014 is fast approaching and an exciting program of international and national keynote speakers and a range of other presentations is currently being developed. The programming committee is currently calling for submissions to present in a number of different strands. Papers may be submitted in a …

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Oct 26

ClickFest 2013 Program Spotlight: Australian Museum

ClickFest 2013 Program Spotlight. ClickFest is an annual video conferencing festival run in November each year. Clickfest highlights the diversity and scope of video conferences available to schools across Australia. The Australian Museum has been involved in ClickFest since it started in 2011 and is proud to be part of this exciting event. In 2013 …

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Sep 24

YES 2013 LIVE Launch 23rd October, 9:30am

YES 2013 LIVE Launch Video Conference YES 2013 LIVE LAUNCH: Meet The Hon. Robyn Parker MP, NSW Minister for the Environment and Heritage as schools across NSW present innovative and inspirational examples of sustainability in action 9:30am – 10:30am on Wednesday 23rd October, 2013 Book your seat in the front row at the 2013 Youth …

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Jul 20

SciFest 2013

SciFest Video Conferencing Festival SciFest is a video conferencing festival promoting science and technology. SciFest links up with National Science week and in 2013 we aim to be the biggest video conferencing festival in Australia. National Science Week is an annual celebration of science in Australia. Join in to enjoy and explore the wonders and …

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Jul 12

Launch of Virtual Excursions Australia

New national partnership connects teachers and students to virtual excursions SYDNEY, Australia – 11 July 2013 – A new web portal providing access to online education resources was officially launched today by Senator, the Hon Kate Lundy, Minister for Multicultural Affairs, Minister Assisting for Innovation and Industry, Minister Assisting for the Digital Economy. Virtual Excursions …

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May 15

VEA Provider Profile – Fizzics Education

Virtual Excursions Australia is please to bring you the first in a series of provider profiles in which we will showcase each of or excursion providers and demonstrate what they have on offer for you and your students. The videos below give you just a sample of what Fizzics Education can bring to you via video conferencing.

Apr 07

Slime Day Video Conference

We encounter Slime in our environment everyday. Some animals use slime for movement, others for protection, to catch food and to keep their skin hydrated. You will be amazed about the variety of animals that need slime to survive. We all know about snails and slugs, but have you heard of slime moulds? Have a …

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Nov 02

Clickfest video conferencing 2012

Clickfest is an exciting initiative from education organisations across Australia. It highlights the diversity and scope of video conferences available to schools across Australia. Now in its second year, over 20 organisations are delivering free or reduced cost events to schools from Monday 5 – Friday 30 November. Each day multiple sessions will be available on a variety …

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Nov 05

Dinosaur Day video conferencing

Dinosaur Day on Monday 5 November 2012 was a great way to start the Clickfest video conferencing month. Thousands of students dialled into a series of video conferences from across NSW. Dinosaur day had events from: Australian Museum Australian Fossil and Mineral Museum Australian Ages of Dinosaurs Taronga Zoo, Sydney Literature Live                                     © Australian Museum The …

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