Why Attend?

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19-11-07

Second one day conference in association with the Scottish Qualifications Authority

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

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

Why they attended?

To understand e-assessment developments and issues

To examine solutions available

To share experience and best practice

To initiate future policy and planning

To see how the data can be used

To discuss how assessment supports learning

Who attended?

Central/Regional Government, Education Agencies & Local Authorities

Senior Managers at Schools, Colleges and Training Providers

Senior Managers from Training and Human Resources

Education, Training and Qualification Policy Makers

Awarding Bodies and Assessment Providers

Trainers and e-Learning Publishers

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