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Bett 2020 Day 1, by Terry Freedman

Bett 2020 Day 1, by Terry Freedman

Bett 2020 Seminars in the afternoon of Day 3

January 24, 2020

Here’s a quick reminder of the seminars I thought looked interesting in the afternoon of Day 3 of Bett 2020.

  • 12:50 Shift happens: The only constant is change, Bett Arena

  • 13:00 Using social media in the primary classroom, Professional Development (South Hall)

  • 15:00 A debate: Can fix the web together? South Gallery Suite 2

  • 15:10 EdTech Podcast with Sophie Bailey: live discussion around the skills gap, Bett Arena

  • 15:30 Character building, Education Show Theatre

  • 15:45 Bett Futures takeover: drinks and networking, Tech in Action (South Hall)

In case you missed it, here’s my full list of recommendations for the week:

Terry Freedman's Bett 2020 Supplement

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