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Second one day conference in association with the Scottish Qualifications Authority

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SQA was pleased to support Assessment Tomorrow Glasgow 2007. However, the views expressed at the conference are the speakers’ own and do not represent SQA policy

21st Century Techniques and Technologies to Measure Skills and Knowledge

14th November 2007 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel, GLASGOW

e-Assessment: Guide to effective practice

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Speakers Include

Prof. Cliff Beevers, Heriot-Watt, Chair

Karen McCallum, Director of Operations, SQA (Keynote address)

Marie Dougan, Learning and Teaching Scotland

Bobby Eilliot, SQA

Sue Hart, City and Guilds

Joan Gormley, QCA Belfast

Stuart Jones, Becta

Bob Gomersall, Chair, BTL

Linda Steedman, eCOM Scotland

David Vincent, nferNelson

Martyn Ware, SQA

Peter Wilson NIACE

The Assessment Tomorrow Team have been responsible over the last few years for managing a string of very well received events on the subject of computer based assessment and learning, including the highly successful Assessment Tomorrow, e-vocational and e-Assessment-Question conferences. They bring their experience of the marketplace and deep knowledge of the subject together with proven experience in developing and project managing conferences, exhibitions and similar events to this exciting and fast developing area of education.

The conference organisers are :

Martyn Roads is an independent education and assessment consultant. He spent 13 years in Further Education, developing and managing a wide range of vocational programmes before joining BTEC in 1994. In 2001, he was responsible for managing, on behalf of a consortium of Awarding Bodies, the successful bid for the development of the current Key Skills and Skills for Life National Tests. For the past 4 years, Martyn has been researching and implementing the use of IT in assessment which has included working with a consortium of organisations on the development of a range of screening and initial assessment tools for the SfLSU.  Martyn was co-author of QCA’s “Use of ICT in Assessment” report to the DfES in 2002 and is currently working with QCA on a number of projects including supporting the production of the e-Assessment – Effective Practice Guide. Martyn is also Chair of Becta’s e-assessment advisory group

martyn@assessment-tomorrow.com

Jeff Ross is an Independent Prince II project manager and consultant supporting clients managing the development and introduction of IT systems to meet business and administrative needs. His fields of expertise include e-Assessment e-learning and the use of IT in the education, training and human development fields. Previously he was a senior manager with a major awarding body, where he was responsible for change management programmes associated with the introduction of ICT solutions to the delivery of education services and qualifications. His background is in IT, education, publishing, logistics and business operations

jeff@assessment-tomorrow.com

Fees

Fees per delegate: £225 + VAT discounted to £190 + VAT for delegates from schools and colleges.

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SQA was pleased to support Assessment Tomorrow Glasgow 2007. However, the views expressed at the conference are the speakers’ own and do not represent SQA policy

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