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A varied and interesting programme will be offered at eFest 2005, so that participants may enjoy a range presentation styles. This will comprise a mix of keynote speakers, presentations, interactive sessions, and a panel discussion.

The organisers reserve the right to change the programme and speaker lineup without notice.

Day One
Day One	Day Two	Workshops

Monday 19 September 2005

7.45am – 8.45am

Registration

8.45am - 9.00am

Assembly and Briefing for Pōwhiri

9.00am - 9.30am

Pōwhiri

9.30am - 9.35am

Compere introduction / housekeeping: Nicky Page

9.35am - 9.50am

Opening address : Jim Doyle - Executive Director, ITPNZ

9.50am - 10.15am

Morning Tea

10.15am - 11.25am

Keynote Speaker: Dr Martin Valcke - Professor of Instructional Sciences and Head of Department Educational Sciences, Ghent University, Belgium
Rising to the challenge of being relevant for industry: stretching the boundaries of educational institutes

11.30am - 12.00pm

Concurrent session
Interactive Square Affair 1	Vendor Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Paper Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
Presenter withdrawn	Sharing your classroom with the world Rob Love, Manzana	eLearning in the workplace - supporting the use of new technologies Stephanie Chilcott, Stephanie Chilcott Contract Services	Mau tena kiwai o kete maku tenei - a journey into eLearning John Delany , Auckland University, Amanda Brown, Runanganui o te Arawa, and Paul Left, Auckland University	Data-driven multimedia learning objects Bruce Webster, Christchurch College of Education

12.00pm - 1.00pm

Lunch

1.00pm - 1.30pm

Concurrent sessions
Interactive Square Affair 1	Vendor Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Paper Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
Strategies for sharing good flexible learning practice Judi Campbell and Jennie Swann, AUT	Innovation in Education - The Complete Picture on what Microsoft is doing in Education Helene Turner, Microsoft NZ	Interactivity and learning styles: an assumption challenged Dr Neil Bechervaise and Mary Weddell and Paulene Crook, Weltec	Blogging Stephen Harlow, Wintec	XML: one source to rule them all! Sally Rawnsley and Steve Tongue, The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand

1.35pm - 2.05pm

Pedagogical change: time to pull your head out of the sand

Maurice Moore, UCOL

Microsoft NZ (continued)

The assessment of unit standards and course delivery on the internet

Robert Shaw, The Open Polytechnic of New Zealand

Distributed learning in Northland - growing the network and making it work

Dr Stanley Frielick, Lorna Banks and Gareth Morgan, Northland Polytechnic

M-Learning - taking it to the streets

Peter Mellow, AUT

2.10pm - 3.10pm

Keynote Speaker: Nigel Kirkpatrick - CEO, Industrial Research Ltd
eLearning - is it the solution or is it a tool?

3.10pm - 3.30pm

Afternoon Tea

3.30pm - 4.00pm

Concurrent session
Interactive Square Affair 1	Vendor Square Affair 2	Paper Civic Suite 1	Paper Civic Suite 2	Paper Civic Suite 3
Instructional… educational… learning… design? Lyn Smith, Auckland University	Expanding the geographical boundaries Ted Murray, LearnKey	Audio files for te reo atatua - basic te reo Maori Nick Wallingford, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic	A model of user acceptance of eLearning technologies - a case study of a polytechnic in New Zealand Charith Nanayakkara, Bay of Plenty Polytechnic	Making metadata matter Carolyn Paulson, Wintec

4.05pm - 4.35pm

Invited Speaker: Mereana Selby - Ngati Raukawa, Director of Whakaakoranga (Teaching and Learning)

4.40pm - 5.10pm

Invited Speaker: Margaret McLeod - Principal, Wellington Girls College

5.10pm - 5.25pm

Sponsors address: Murray Leach, MOE / eLearn

5.25pm - 5.30pm

Housekeeping

5.45pm - 8.00pm

Evening Drinks: Loaded Hog, Queens Wharf. Sponsored by Catalyst IT Ltd

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Day One

Monday 19 September 2005