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      <title>Conferences and Events in Australia</title>
      <description>This noticeboard features conferences and events relevant to education and training, held in Australia.</description>
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         <title>Education Network Australia</title>
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         <title>Growing up in Australia: 2nd LSAC research conference</title>
         <link>http://www.aifs.gov.au/growingup/conf/2009/index.html</link>
         <description>One of the great challenges for Australia is to identify and understand the myriad of factors that influence our children's development and to put into place the measures that can improve outcomes for future generations. Researchers and policy makers will have the opportunity to discuss research and policy initiatives that have resulted from the use of data from Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC).</description>
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         <dc:description>One of the great challenges for Australia is to identify and understand the myriad of factors that influence our children's development and to put into place the measures that can improve outcomes for future generations. Researchers and policy makers will have the opportunity to discuss research and policy initiatives that have resulted from the use of data from Growing Up in Australia: The Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC).</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Growing up in Australia: 2nd LSAC research conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-12-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-08-13</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>LSAC, longitudinal research, early years</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Rydges on Swanston, 701 Swanston St, Carlton Vic 3053</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Institute for Family Studies</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.aifs.gov.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-08-13</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Sydney</title>
         <link>https://www.cshisc.com.au/index.php?option=com_events&amp;task=view_detail&amp;agid=38&amp;year=2009&amp;month=06&amp;day=04&amp;Itemid=280</link>
         <description>Maximising the utilisation of the workplace of assessment evidence is essential for sustainable training practices for the future. This practical and hands-on one-day workshop for both RTOs and Enterprises/Employers is designed to provide a practical overview of how you can undertake quality workplace assessment to make the most of your training investment.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727743</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Maximising the utilisation of the workplace of assessment evidence is essential for sustainable training practices for the future. This practical and hands-on one-day workshop for both RTOs and Enterprises/Employers is designed to provide a practical overview of how you can undertake quality workplace assessment to make the most of your training investment.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Sydney</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-08-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Competency based assessment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">community member,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>https://www.cshisc.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-08-12</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Hundred Languages of Children Exhibition and Program</title>
         <link>http://www.reaie.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=view&amp;id=85&amp;Itemid=179</link>
         <description>The internationally acclaimed Hundred Languages of Children Exhibition is a beautiful and intriguing display of children's theories illustrated through photographs, words, paintings, drawings and sculptures. It is a visual testament to children's potential as scientists, inventors, authors and artists and an opportunity to learn about the extraordinary research conducted by teachers and children in Reggio Emilia. REAIE is pleased to be able to offer several professional learning opportunities in conjunction with the exhibition, including sessions with Tiziana Filippini, pedagogista in the Municipal Infant-Toddler and Preschools of Reggio Emilia and Jan Millikan, the former Pedagogical Director of REAIE. Participants can visit and make reference to the exhibition.</description>
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         <dc:description>The internationally acclaimed Hundred Languages of Children Exhibition is a beautiful and intriguing display of children's theories illustrated through photographs, words, paintings, drawings and sculptures. It is a visual testament to children's potential as scientists, inventors, authors and artists and an opportunity to learn about the extraordinary research conducted by teachers and children in Reggio Emilia. REAIE is pleased to be able to offer several professional learning opportunities in conjunction with the exhibition, including sessions with Tiziana Filippini, pedagogista in the Municipal Infant-Toddler and Preschools of Reggio Emilia and Jan Millikan, the former Pedagogical Director of REAIE. Participants can visit and make reference to the exhibition.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Hundred Languages of Children Exhibition and Program</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-07-03</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Reggio Emilia, hundred languages of children</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Queen's Theatre, Gilles Arcade/Playhouse Lane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Reggio Emilia Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-07-03</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>14th Biennial Copyright Law and Practice Symposium</title>
         <link>http://www.copyright.org.au/training/conferences/symposium2009</link>
         <description>The symposium is hosted by the Australian Copyright Council and the Copyright Society of Australia. Topics to be discussed include: Liability for online content, Copyright in a Web 2.0 world, Territorial licensing in an online environment, access by people with a disability, the Digital Education Revolution.</description>
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         <dc:description>The symposium is hosted by the Australian Copyright Council and the Copyright Society of Australia. Topics to be discussed include: Liability for online content, Copyright in a Web 2.0 world, Territorial licensing in an online environment, access by people with a disability, the Digital Education Revolution.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>14th Biennial Copyright Law and Practice Symposium</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-07-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Copyright</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Art Gallery of NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Copyright Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.copyright.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-07-02</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Copyright conference 6 August 2009: Reimagining copyright for the 21st century</title>
         <link>http://www.copyright.org.au/training/conferences/copyright-conference-6-august-2009/t09n10</link>
         <description>In the 40th year of the Copyright Act, this conference will look at challenges for the future direction of copyright policy, including: how should copyright best promote innovation? Should copyright policy differentiate functional works from aesthetic works? Should some things currently covered by copyright be excluded? How should copyright policy reflect the aspirations of amateur creators? How should copyright policy differentiate access to information from use of content?</description>
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         <dc:description>In the 40th year of the Copyright Act, this conference will look at challenges for the future direction of copyright policy, including: how should copyright best promote innovation? Should copyright policy differentiate functional works from aesthetic works? Should some things currently covered by copyright be excluded? How should copyright policy reflect the aspirations of amateur creators? How should copyright policy differentiate access to information from use of content?</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Copyright conference 6 August 2009: Reimagining copyright for the 21st century</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-07-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Copyright</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>National Gallery of Australia</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Copyright Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.copyright.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-07-02</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Moodleposium: New Horizons</title>
         <link>http://www.canberra.edu.au/tlc/programs/registration</link>
         <description>A 1-day Moodle Symposium will be held Monday 7th September at the University of Canberra and will be jointly hosted by the University of Canberra, the Australian National University and the Canberra Institute of Technology. It will be followed on the Tuesday by a Show and Tell session for the local institutions, although others would be welcome to stay on. The Moodleposium has the theme New Horizons and is aimed at addressing issues of how to use Moodle effectively from a learning perspective. There will also be a forum to discuss the change management and leadership issues around moving to Moodle. Keynote speakers addressing the Moodleposium are: Professor Denise Kirkpatrick from the Open University in the UK (sponsored by Netspot) and Martin Dougiamas, Moodle Founder and Lead Developer. The Moodleposium will be useful to tertiary teachers, support staff and those just wanting to find out about Moodle from a tertiary education perspective.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727923</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>A 1-day Moodle Symposium will be held Monday 7th September at the University of Canberra and will be jointly hosted by the University of Canberra, the Australian National University and the Canberra Institute of Technology. It will be followed on the Tuesday by a Show and Tell session for the local institutions, although others would be welcome to stay on. The Moodleposium has the theme New Horizons and is aimed at addressing issues of how to use Moodle effectively from a learning perspective. There will also be a forum to discuss the change management and leadership issues around moving to Moodle. Keynote speakers addressing the Moodleposium are: Professor Denise Kirkpatrick from the Open University in the UK (sponsored by Netspot) and Martin Dougiamas, Moodle Founder and Lead Developer. The Moodleposium will be useful to tertiary teachers, support staff and those just wanting to find out about Moodle from a tertiary education perspective.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Moodleposium: New Horizons</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-07-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">ICT in education,Educational technology,University teaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>University of Canberra, Teaching and Learning Centre</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.canberra.edu.au/tlc/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-07-01</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Children and sexualised media: Risks, reviews and regulation</title>
         <link>http://www.youngmedia.org.au/mediachildren/03_15_seminars.htm</link>
         <description>One year on from the Senate Inquiry into the sexualisation of children in the media, what's changed? Children's professionals report risks, industry defends its regulation. Here's your opportunity to review the issues. Speakers include: Steve Biddulph (family psychologist and author), Dr. Cordelia Fine (academic psychologist and writer, University of Melbourne), Julie Gale (Kids Free 2B Kids), Prof. Elizabeth Handsley (Law, Flinders University), Bernadette McMenamin, AO (Childwise), Fiona Jolly (Advertising Standards Board), Scott McClellan (Australian Association of National Advertisers), Prof. Louise Newman (Psychiatry, Monash University), Hon Alastair Nicholson AO (former Chief Justice of the Family Court)and Prof Ann Sanson (Principal Scientific Advisor, Long. Study of Aust. Children).</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727872</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>One year on from the Senate Inquiry into the sexualisation of children in the media, what's changed? Children's professionals report risks, industry defends its regulation. Here's your opportunity to review the issues. Speakers include: Steve Biddulph (family psychologist and author), Dr. Cordelia Fine (academic psychologist and writer, University of Melbourne), Julie Gale (Kids Free 2B Kids), Prof. Elizabeth Handsley (Law, Flinders University), Bernadette McMenamin, AO (Childwise), Fiona Jolly (Advertising Standards Board), Scott McClellan (Australian Association of National Advertisers), Prof. Louise Newman (Psychiatry, Monash University), Hon Alastair Nicholson AO (former Chief Justice of the Family Court)and Prof Ann Sanson (Principal Scientific Advisor, Long. Study of Aust. Children).</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Children and sexualised media: Risks, reviews and regulation</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Sex role,Sexual behaviour,Children, Media issues</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Australian Education Union Building, 112 Trenerry St, Abbotsford, VIC 3067</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Young Media Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-29</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Bratz, Britney and Bralettes: The sexualisation of childhood</title>
         <link>http://www.youngmedia.org.au/mediachildren/03_15_seminars.htm</link>
         <description>From tiny tots to late teens, girls are being preyed on, and damaged, by sexualisation and media messages about weight, looks, clothes and behaviour. The messages they are getting are wrong. And the harm is real, and not just to girls. Listen to three of Australia's best speakers on children and teens, and how to protect them: Steve Biddulph, Julie Gale, and Maggie Hamilton.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727871</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>From tiny tots to late teens, girls are being preyed on, and damaged, by sexualisation and media messages about weight, looks, clothes and behaviour. The messages they are getting are wrong. And the harm is real, and not just to girls. Listen to three of Australia's best speakers on children and teens, and how to protect them: Steve Biddulph, Julie Gale, and Maggie Hamilton.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Bratz, Britney and Bralettes: The sexualisation of childhood</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Sex role,Sexual behaviour,Children</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Melbourne Girls Grammar School, Ross Hall (Senior Campus), 86 Anderson St, South Yarra, Vic 3141</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Young Media Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-29</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>New flexiblelearning.net.au. website</title>
         <link>http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/go/home/news/cache/bypass?sector=latest&amp;id=4053</link>
         <description>This session will feature Kim Edgar from the Australian Flexible Learning Framework presenting on the new flexiblelearning.net.au website.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727851</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This session will feature Kim Edgar from the Australian Flexible Learning Framework presenting on the new flexiblelearning.net.au website.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>New flexiblelearning.net.au. website</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>website</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="region">Online only</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Flexible Learning Framework</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/go/home</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-29</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>An infant and toddler environment can look and feel amazing</title>
         <link>http://www.bond.edu.au/faculties-colleges/faculty-of-health-sciences-and-medicine/events/BD3_009559</link>
         <description>To a young child, the environment is a place that is full of opportunities to touch, explore and discover to begin a special kind of adventure in play and learning experiences. The 'Infant and Toddler Environment Can Look and Feel Amazing' workshop encourages you to look for new possibilities in the selection of play and learning materials and to think differently about the colour and texture and shape of learning materials provided for infants and toddlers. In this workshop, participants will be able to view a display of resources and materials specifically designed for infants and toddlers and take home to try tomorrow resources.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727840</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>To a young child, the environment is a place that is full of opportunities to touch, explore and discover to begin a special kind of adventure in play and learning experiences. The 'Infant and Toddler Environment Can Look and Feel Amazing' workshop encourages you to look for new possibilities in the selection of play and learning materials and to think differently about the colour and texture and shape of learning materials provided for infants and toddlers. In this workshop, participants will be able to view a display of resources and materials specifically designed for infants and toddlers and take home to try tomorrow resources.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>An infant and toddler environment can look and feel amazing</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-29</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>early childhood education, learning environment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Gregor Heiner Foyer, Level 3, Faculty of Health Sciences and Medicine, Bond University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Robina</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Bond University</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-28</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Brain at school (Dr. John Geake)</title>
         <link>http://sa.agca.com.au/article.php?id=24</link>
         <description>In a highly entertaining and knowledgeable style, John Geake explains away some of the neuromyths and neuro-nonsense around brain based learning. Many neuromyths are largely due to over-simplistic interpretations or misunderstandings of neuroscientific experimental findings. John encourages educators to engage with the neuroscientists to provide useful outcomes for application in the classroom. The workshop will help us understand what education can take from neuroscience.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727837</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>In a highly entertaining and knowledgeable style, John Geake explains away some of the neuromyths and neuro-nonsense around brain based learning. Many neuromyths are largely due to over-simplistic interpretations or misunderstandings of neuroscientific experimental findings. John encourages educators to engage with the neuroscientists to provide useful outcomes for application in the classroom. The workshop will help us understand what education can take from neuroscience.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Brain at school (Dr. John Geake)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-20</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>neuroscience, brain theory</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Enterprise House, 136 Greenhill Rd, Unley.</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>AGCA SA</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-28</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Australian Social Policy Conference 2009: An inclusive society? Practicalities and possibilities</title>
         <link>http://www.sprc.unsw.edu.au/ASPC2009/index.htm</link>
         <description>How can we build an inclusive society? This theme is a topic of growing importance in social policy. At a time of global economic insecurity, exacerbated by the challenges of climate change, how do we create a society that is both socially and economically inclusive within its own borders and actively engaged with its regional neighbours to promote a wider form of global inclusiveness? The current realities, the possibilities and the practical challenges involved in meeting these goals will be discussed by plenary and forum speakers, and taken up in contributed papers. It includes a keynote address by Keynote address by Tom Calma, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner and Race Discrimination Commissioner, Australian Human Rights Commission.</description>
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         <dc:description>How can we build an inclusive society? This theme is a topic of growing importance in social policy. At a time of global economic insecurity, exacerbated by the challenges of climate change, how do we create a society that is both socially and economically inclusive within its own borders and actively engaged with its regional neighbours to promote a wider form of global inclusiveness? The current realities, the possibilities and the practical challenges involved in meeting these goals will be discussed by plenary and forum speakers, and taken up in contributed papers. It includes a keynote address by Keynote address by Tom Calma, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner and Race Discrimination Commissioner, Australian Human Rights Commission.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Social Policy Conference 2009: An inclusive society? Practicalities and possibilities</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Social environment,Social discrimination,Social change,Social influences,Policy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">University of New South Wales</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Social Policy Research Centre</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-28</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>2010 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS '10)</title>
         <link>http://www.ieeessit.org/conferences.asp?Level2ItemID=12</link>
         <description>Explore the theme 'Social Implications of Emerging Technologies' at the conference of the Society on Social Implications of Technology (SSIT) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) being held in Wollongong. Participants will share research, projects, and ideas about: Automatic Identification; Location-Based Services; Social networking applications, Nanotechnology and Privacy, Security and Human Rights. This is a multi-disciplinary event for engineers, scientists, researchers in the social sciences, arts/law and humanities, and decision makers in the public and private sectors.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727833</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Explore the theme 'Social Implications of Emerging Technologies' at the conference of the Society on Social Implications of Technology (SSIT) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) being held in Wollongong. Participants will share research, projects, and ideas about: Automatic Identification; Location-Based Services; Social networking applications, Nanotechnology and Privacy, Security and Human Rights. This is a multi-disciplinary event for engineers, scientists, researchers in the social sciences, arts/law and humanities, and decision makers in the public and private sectors.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2010 IEEE International Symposium on Technology and Society (ISTAS '10)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-06-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Information networks,Computer interfaces,Computers,Privacy,Networks,Computer networks,Geographic information systems,Identification,Bionics</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Novotel Northbeach</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Wollongong</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Society on Social Implications of Technology (SSIT) of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>School of Information Systems and Technology, Faculty of Informatics, University of Wollongong</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-27</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727829" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference</title>
         <link>http://www.aic.gov.au/conferences/2009-indigenousyouth/</link>
         <description>The overrepresentation of Indigenous young people in the criminal justice system has been identified as one of Australia's most significant social problems. This conference aims to identify and share the research and practice most relevant to addressing this problem. It has a major focus on Indigenous children and young people who interact with the criminal justice system early and/or repeatedly, who are likely to have complex needs and require highly targeted and joined up responses across the justice and other interrelated systems such as education, child protection, family support, and cultural services.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727829</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The overrepresentation of Indigenous young people in the criminal justice system has been identified as one of Australia's most significant social problems. This conference aims to identify and share the research and practice most relevant to addressing this problem. It has a major focus on Indigenous children and young people who interact with the criminal justice system early and/or repeatedly, who are likely to have complex needs and require highly targeted and joined up responses across the justice and other interrelated systems such as education, child protection, family support, and cultural services.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Indigenous young people, crime and justice conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-31</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-26</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous, youth, crime, justice</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school, VET, ACE, higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Crowne Plaza Hotel, Parramatta</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Institute of Criminology</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-26</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727828" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ADCS 2009 - Australasian Document Computing Symposium</title>
         <link>http://es.csiro.au/adcs2009/</link>
         <description>ADCS 2009 is an opportunity for researchers and practitioners in document management and information retrieval to meet and present their work. The symposium aims to cover all aspects of Document Computing - issues ranging from the fundamentals of document architectures and standards for markup, through storage, management, retrieval, authentication and workflow, to active and virtual documents.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727828</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>ADCS 2009 is an opportunity for researchers and practitioners in document management and information retrieval to meet and present their work. The symposium aims to cover all aspects of Document Computing - issues ranging from the fundamentals of document architectures and standards for markup, through storage, management, retrieval, authentication and workflow, to active and virtual documents.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ADCS 2009 - Australasian Document Computing Symposium</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-12-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-26</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information management,Information retrieval,Information storage,Information systems</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of New South Wales</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>CSIRO ICT Centre</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://es.csiro.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-26</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727826" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Environmental careers workshop</title>
         <link>http://www.environmentaljobs.com.au/events/e12424473</link>
         <description>The environmental career workshop has been developed by recruitment and career development specialists and is aimed at graduates careers changers to provide advice how to get you started in the environmental industry.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727826</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The environmental career workshop has been developed by recruitment and career development specialists and is aimed at graduates careers changers to provide advice how to get you started in the environmental industry.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Environmental careers workshop</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-26</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Career guidance,Careers,Career change,Career exploration,Environment,Conservation (Environment)</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>East Melbourne Library</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">122 George Street, East Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-26</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727815" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Food Security</title>
         <link>http://admin.edna.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2150/50506/1/</link>
         <description>In this workshop, participants will define food security, examine the causes and consequences of food insecurity, explore opportunities for learning about food security across the curriculum and participate in engaging learning activities. They will also receive a copy of a teachers Food Security Resource.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727815</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>In this workshop, participants will define food security, examine the causes and consequences of food insecurity, explore opportunities for learning about food security across the curriculum and participate in engaging learning activities. They will also receive a copy of a teachers Food Security Resource.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Food Security</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-26</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">global education, food security, poverty</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>One World Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">5 King William Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">6053</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Bayswater</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>One World Centre</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.oneworldcentre.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>education@oneworldcentre.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-26</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727812" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Students at risk: A context for positive change</title>
         <link>http://www.acer.edu.au/proflearn/studentsatrisk.html</link>
         <description>This one day intensive workshop with leading adolescent psychologist Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg is devoted to techniques for assessing the psychological well-being of young people. The workshop involves two informative case studies and maximises group discussion.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727812</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This one day intensive workshop with leading adolescent psychologist Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg is devoted to techniques for assessing the psychological well-being of young people. The workshop involves two informative case studies and maximises group discussion.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Students at risk: A context for positive change</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Behaviour management,Psychology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Toowoomba</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727813" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Students at risk: A context for positive change</title>
         <link>http://www.acer.edu.au/proflearn/studentsatrisk.html</link>
         <description>This one day intensive workshop with leading adolescent psychologist Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg is devoted to techniques for assessing the psychological well-being of young people. The workshop involves two informative case studies and maximises group discussion.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727813</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This one day intensive workshop with leading adolescent psychologist Dr. Michael Carr-Gregg is devoted to techniques for assessing the psychological well-being of young people. The workshop involves two informative case studies and maximises group discussion.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Students at risk: A context for positive change</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-25</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Behaviour management,Psychology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727805" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Common sense approaches to teaching students with Autism Spectrum Disorder</title>
         <link>http://www.acer.edu.au/proflearn/SpecialNeeds.html</link>
         <description>This one day workshop is designed to enhance understanding of the complex world of a student with ASD. It will provide evidence-based explanations of some of the characteristics of students with ASD and provide direction for the development of practical classroom strategies to support the students social and behavioural skills and enhance his or her learning and educational development.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727805</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This one day workshop is designed to enhance understanding of the complex world of a student with ASD. It will provide evidence-based explanations of some of the characteristics of students with ASD and provide direction for the development of practical classroom strategies to support the students social and behavioural skills and enhance his or her learning and educational development.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Common sense approaches to teaching students with Autism Spectrum Disorder</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Autism,Behaviour management</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727804" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>See 'ME' not the ADHD</title>
         <link>http://www.acer.edu.au/proflearn/SpecialNeeds.html</link>
         <description>This one day workshop will provide research findings related to the characteristics of ADHD and the most effective strategies to support the learning and social needs of students with ADHD. Participants will be able to discuss the implementation of inclusive classroom practices and leave this workshop with some practical strategies to implement immediately.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727804</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This one day workshop will provide research findings related to the characteristics of ADHD and the most effective strategies to support the learning and social needs of students with ADHD. Participants will be able to discuss the implementation of inclusive classroom practices and leave this workshop with some practical strategies to implement immediately.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>See 'ME' not the ADHD</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-20</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder,Behaviour management</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727802" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Mental health and wellbeing of students: CHERI Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.cheri.com.au/conferences.html</link>
         <description>This conference provides an overview of a range of mental health problems, such as anxiety and mood disorders, commonly experienced by school aged students. Also addressed at this conference will be the identification and management of these problems, particularly in a school setting, as well as the implementation of behavioural and transition plans. Information on a range of resources, on-line services and interventions will be presented.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727802</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference provides an overview of a range of mental health problems, such as anxiety and mood disorders, commonly experienced by school aged students. Also addressed at this conference will be the identification and management of these problems, particularly in a school setting, as well as the implementation of behavioural and transition plans. Information on a range of resources, on-line services and interventions will be presented.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Mental health and wellbeing of students: CHERI Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Mental health,Student behaviour,Behaviour,Behaviour disorders,Behaviour management</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,parent/carer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Westmead Hospital</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Westmead</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Children's Hospital Education Research Institute</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.cheri.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727796" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Young people: Finding their way in a new era</title>
         <link>http://www.ncver.edu.au/newsevents/policy/forum.html</link>
         <description>In light of the current economic climate, this policy forum aims to explore how best to prepare young Australians aged 15 to 24 years for the road ahead. Drawing on current research, this event seeks to inform policy-makers about the lives of young people, with a focus on improving education outcomes, providing skills for the contemporary labour market, and social engagement.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727796</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>In light of the current economic climate, this policy forum aims to explore how best to prepare young Australians aged 15 to 24 years for the road ahead. Drawing on current research, this event seeks to inform policy-makers about the lives of young people, with a focus on improving education outcomes, providing skills for the contemporary labour market, and social engagement.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Young people: Finding their way in a new era</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Young adults</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,adminstrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school, higher education, VET, ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-24</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727757" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Education and Training Minister's Awards now open</title>
         <link>http://www.tpatwork.com/ViewArticle.asp?articleid=3577</link>
         <description>The Minister's Awards for Excellence, which are supported by Skills Australia, recognise and reward organisations and individuals who make an outstanding contribution towards the training of Australian Apprentices.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727757</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Minister's Awards for Excellence, which are supported by Skills Australia, recognise and reward organisations and individuals who make an outstanding contribution towards the training of Australian Apprentices.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Education and Training Minister's Awards now open</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Skill development,Training</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member, administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT,NSW,NT,QLD, SA,TAS,VIC,WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.tpatwork.com/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Training Packages at Work</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-23</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727756" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>CS&amp;H ISC 2009 National Accolades for Excellence</title>
         <link>http://www.tpatwork.com/ViewArticle.asp?articleid=3536</link>
         <description>These accolades are a way of celebrating the achievements of community services and health organisations and their workforces. They provide an avenue to showcase, acknowledge and applaud best practice workforce and skills development within nine categories, including categories for registered training organisations.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727756</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>These accolades are a way of celebrating the achievements of community services and health organisations and their workforces. They provide an avenue to showcase, acknowledge and applaud best practice workforce and skills development within nine categories, including categories for registered training organisations.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>CS&amp;H ISC 2009 National Accolades for Excellence</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-05-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Skill development,Training</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member, administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT,NSW,NT,QLD, SA,TAS,VIC,WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.tpatwork.com/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Training Packages at Work</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-23</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727755" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Perth</title>
         <link>https://www.cshisc.com.au/index.php?option=com_events&amp;task=view_detail&amp;agid=38&amp;year=2009&amp;month=06&amp;day=04&amp;Itemid=280</link>
         <description>Maximising the utilisation of the workplace of assessment evidence is essential for sustainable training practices for the future. This practical and hands-on one-day workshop for both RTOs and Enterprises/Employers is designed to provide a practical overview of how you can undertake quality workplace assessment to make the most of your training investment.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727755</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Maximising the utilisation of the workplace of assessment evidence is essential for sustainable training practices for the future. This practical and hands-on one-day workshop for both RTOs and Enterprises/Employers is designed to provide a practical overview of how you can undertake quality workplace assessment to make the most of your training investment.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Perth</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Competency based assessment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">community member,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Perth</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>https://www.cshisc.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-23</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727753" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Adelaide</title>
         <link>https://www.cshisc.com.au/index.php?option=com_events&amp;task=view_detail&amp;agid=38&amp;year=2009&amp;month=06&amp;day=04&amp;Itemid=280</link>
         <description>Maximising the utilisation of the workplace of assessment evidence is essential for sustainable training practices for the future. This practical and hands-on one-day workshop for both RTOs and Enterprises/Employers is designed to provide a practical overview of how you can undertake quality workplace assessment to make the most of your training investment.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727753</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Maximising the utilisation of the workplace of assessment evidence is essential for sustainable training practices for the future. This practical and hands-on one-day workshop for both RTOs and Enterprises/Employers is designed to provide a practical overview of how you can undertake quality workplace assessment to make the most of your training investment.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Adelaide</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-22</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Competency based assessment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">community member,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Community Services and Health Industry Skills Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>https://www.cshisc.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-23</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727752" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Best Practice Workplace Assessment Workshop - Hobart</title>
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         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Managing the AQTF 2007 Quality Indicators' Impact - a Brainstorming Approach</title>
         <link>http://www.velg.com.au/default.asp?PageID=19&amp;n=Workshops#abc</link>
         <description>The workshops covers how to define risk in the AQTF context and identify typical risks associated with operating a RTO.</description>
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         <dc:description>The workshops covers how to define risk in the AQTF context and identify typical risks associated with operating a RTO.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Managing the AQTF 2007 Quality Indicators' Impact - a Brainstorming Approach</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>quality control</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Running the Risk &amp; Winning the Race - Getting Your RTO into Better Shape</title>
         <link>http://www.velg.com.au/default.asp?PageID=19&amp;n=Workshops#abc</link>
         <description>The workshops covers how to define risk in the AQTF context and identify typical risks associated with operating a RTO.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727715</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The workshops covers how to define risk in the AQTF context and identify typical risks associated with operating a RTO.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Running the Risk &amp; Winning the Race - Getting Your RTO into Better Shape</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>RTO</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Internal Auditing for RTOs</title>
         <link>http://www.velg.com.au/default.asp?PageID=19&amp;n=Workshops#abc</link>
         <description>The workshops covers how to identify how internal audits can help support RTO compliance with the AQTF and outlines the benefits of internal audits.</description>
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         <dc:description>The workshops covers how to identify how internal audits can help support RTO compliance with the AQTF and outlines the benefits of internal audits.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Internal Auditing for RTOs</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Internal audits</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Compliance Activities for Trainers &amp; Assessors</title>
         <link>http://www.velg.com.au/default.asp?PageID=19&amp;n=Workshops#abc</link>
         <description>The workshops covers what do the AQTF Essential Standards actually require.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727713</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The workshops covers what do the AQTF Essential Standards actually require.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Compliance Activities for Trainers &amp; Assessors</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>compliance</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Guidelines for Conducting an Internal Review</title>
         <link>http://www.velg.com.au/default.asp?PageID=19&amp;n=Workshops#abc</link>
         <description>The workshops covers what is an internal review and how to conduct one.</description>
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         <dc:description>The workshops covers what is an internal review and how to conduct one.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Voc Ed Learning Group Workshops: Guidelines for Conducting an Internal Review</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-20</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>internal review</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Australian Workplace Conference</title>
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         <description>This conference discusses current issues affecting the working lives of Australian people. The theme of the conference is determined by topical issues and we draw on experts from various fields such as leading commentators and policy makers from industry, government agencies, academia and the labour movement to help paint both the macro and micro pictures of working life in Australia.</description>
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         <dc:description>This conference discusses current issues affecting the working lives of Australian people. The theme of the conference is determined by topical issues and we draw on experts from various fields such as leading commentators and policy makers from industry, government agencies, academia and the labour movement to help paint both the macro and micro pictures of working life in Australia.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Workplace Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The Hilton Hotel</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">488 George Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>AusTAFE conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://austafeconference.org.au/site/component/option,com_frontpage/Itemid,1/</link>
         <description>AusTAFE conference has themes focusing on leadership in networking, knowledge and future.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727708</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>AusTAFE conference has themes focusing on leadership in networking, knowledge and future.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>AusTAFE conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-02</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">TAFE,Future,Futures studies,Knowledge</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Peppers Pier Resort</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Hervey Bay</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://austafeconference.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>AUSTAFE</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>SkillsDMC 2009 National Conference: Future focused partnerships</title>
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         <description>Delegates will be able to provide their input into the continualrefinement and development of SkillsDMC's major strategic direction initiatives, which are: Workforce planning and development: Attracting and retaining employees; Lifelong learning; Alternative funding arrangements;Industry stakeholder's support; Development of a national network.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727704</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Delegates will be able to provide their input into the continualrefinement and development of SkillsDMC's major strategic direction initiatives, which are: Workforce planning and development: Attracting and retaining employees; Lifelong learning; Alternative funding arrangements;Industry stakeholder's support; Development of a national network.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>SkillsDMC 2009 National Conference: Future focused partnerships</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-26</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>mining, coal, drilling, civil construction, training packages</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,community member</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Four Seasons Hotel</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">199 George Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.skillsdmc.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>SkillsDMC</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-22</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Understanding and engaging with Australian Jewish communities</title>
         <link>http://www.diversityconnect.com.au/documents/Flyers/ws-20090727-flier.pdf</link>
         <description>Do you have Jewish clients? Customized for service providers who have Jewish clients and anyone who wants to improve their understanding of Judaism and the Jewish Communities in Australia. Presented by Rabbi Jonathan Keren-Black and Marcia Pinskier, two prominent and highly experienced trainers. This 3 hour workshop will cover the following topics: Overview of the Jewish Religion, beliefs and History and Diversity; 'Cycle of Life' eg Birth, Circumcision, Education, Bar-Bat Mitzvah, Weddings, Funerals, Shabbat and Festivals; Sensitivities when dealing with Jewish people; Misconceptions about Jews and Judaism; A profile of the Jewish Communities in Australia; Leadership structures and other important organisations; Issues and concerns affecting access to services and equal opportunity; Tips for better engagement.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727670</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Do you have Jewish clients? Customized for service providers who have Jewish clients and anyone who wants to improve their understanding of Judaism and the Jewish Communities in Australia. Presented by Rabbi Jonathan Keren-Black and Marcia Pinskier, two prominent and highly experienced trainers. This 3 hour workshop will cover the following topics: Overview of the Jewish Religion, beliefs and History and Diversity; 'Cycle of Life' eg Birth, Circumcision, Education, Bar-Bat Mitzvah, Weddings, Funerals, Shabbat and Festivals; Sensitivities when dealing with Jewish people; Misconceptions about Jews and Judaism; A profile of the Jewish Communities in Australia; Leadership structures and other important organisations; Issues and concerns affecting access to services and equal opportunity; Tips for better engagement.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Understanding and engaging with Australian Jewish communities</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-21</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Jew, Jewish, cultural awareness</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Hume Global Learning Centre, 1093 Pascoe Vale Rd, Broadmeadows,</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Diversity Connect International</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-21</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Joint SLAV/Curriculum Corporation Conference 2009</title>
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         <description>The 2009 joint School Library Association of Victoria and Curriculum Corporation conference addresses what is happening around the world in e-book publishing? How are emerging technologies finding their place in school classrooms, libraries and IT systems? Will changes in information and book format delivery have an impact upon student engagement and achievement?</description>
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         <dc:description>The 2009 joint School Library Association of Victoria and Curriculum Corporation conference addresses what is happening around the world in e-book publishing? How are emerging technologies finding their place in school classrooms, libraries and IT systems? Will changes in information and book format delivery have an impact upon student engagement and achievement?</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Joint SLAV/Curriculum Corporation Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-14</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-19</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>school libraries, SLAV, e-books, reading. digital libraries,</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Electronic publishing,E books,Copyright,School libraries</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>ACMI, Theatre 2 Federation Square</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Federation Square</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>School Library Association of Victoria 150 Palmerston St, Carlton 3053 Fax: 03 9349 4437 email: web@slav.schools.net.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-19</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Power of play in the early years</title>
         <link>http://www.corporatecommunique.com.au/playgroup/home.html</link>
         <description>This inaugural National Conference, brought to you by Playgroup Australia, will focus on THE POWER OF PLAY and will look at the importance of maintaining play based activities in modern childhood, and how parent/child interaction through PLAY is integral for the health and well-being of our children ensuring they are able to achieve their full potential and develop into healthy adults.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727656</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This inaugural National Conference, brought to you by Playgroup Australia, will focus on THE POWER OF PLAY and will look at the importance of maintaining play based activities in modern childhood, and how parent/child interaction through PLAY is integral for the health and well-being of our children ensuring they are able to achieve their full potential and develop into healthy adults.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Power of play in the early years</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-05</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-18</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>play, early childhood education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Royal Pines Resort</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-18</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Young Filmmakers Festival Queensland</title>
         <link>http://www.youngfilmmakersfestivalqueensland.com/</link>
         <description>The Young Filmmakers Festival Queensland is a free event that encourages all young Queenslanders under 18 years to have a voice through the medium of film irrespective of their gender, culture, religious and socio-economic backgrounds. Young Filmmakers is run entirely by volunteers. There is no entry fee and admission to the Festival and Awards Night is always Free. Deadline for entries is 11 September 2009.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727646</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Young Filmmakers Festival Queensland is a free event that encourages all young Queenslanders under 18 years to have a voice through the medium of film irrespective of their gender, culture, religious and socio-economic backgrounds. Young Filmmakers is run entirely by volunteers. There is no entry fee and admission to the Festival and Awards Night is always Free. Deadline for entries is 11 September 2009.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Young Filmmakers Festival Queensland</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Film making,Screenwriters,Scriptwriters,Media production</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,VET,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The Block QUT Kelvin Grove Campus</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Cnr Musk Ave &amp; Kelvin Grove Road, Kelvin Grove</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">4059</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Young Filmmakers Festival Queensland</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.youngfilmmakersfestivalqueensland.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-17</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Computelec: ELH2009 and SchoolTech</title>
         <link>http://www.computelec.com.au/elh2009/</link>
         <description>For Principals, Teachers, Heads of Curriculum and Professional Development Coordinators, the ELH 09 Conference has the theme: Focus. Innovate. Inspire. From the integration of ICT into the curriculum to network infrastructure challenges, ELH and SchoolTech have something for anyone involved in technology programs in schools.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/721960</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>For Principals, Teachers, Heads of Curriculum and Professional Development Coordinators, the ELH 09 Conference has the theme: Focus. Innovate. Inspire. From the integration of ICT into the curriculum to network infrastructure challenges, ELH and SchoolTech have something for anyone involved in technology programs in schools.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Computelec: ELH2009 and SchoolTech</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">ICT in education,Computers,Teaching innovations,Multimedia teaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Lorne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Computelec</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.computelec.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-17</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>What does 21st century learning look like?</title>
         <link>http://educationau.edu.au/seminar/learning</link>
         <description>A one day seminar showcasing leading edge technology in education from early childhood to higher education. Featuring speakers from Apple, Microsoft, CISCO, Telstra and futurist Mark Pesce. A new environment of schooling has been emerging over the last decade of the 20th century and it has been accelerating in the 21st century, stimulated by a new economy, new technologies and new understanding about learning. In todays interconnected, technology driven world, learning typically takes place in physical, virtual and remote places. It's now more important than ever that learning environments make the paradigm shift towards 21st century education. Using technology alone may lead to high-tech lectures or technically proficient students, but that falls short of what 21st century learning is all about. This seminar will identify what are the key factors that make 21st century learning one that engages and motivates the learner and educator. How should education be shaped to meet the needs a ...</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727623</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>A one day seminar showcasing leading edge technology in education from early childhood to higher education. Featuring speakers from Apple, Microsoft, CISCO, Telstra and futurist Mark Pesce. A new environment of schooling has been emerging over the last decade of the 20th century and it has been accelerating in the 21st century, stimulated by a new economy, new technologies and new understanding about learning. In todays interconnected, technology driven world, learning typically takes place in physical, virtual and remote places. It's now more important than ever that learning environments make the paradigm shift towards 21st century education. Using technology alone may lead to high-tech lectures or technically proficient students, but that falls short of what 21st century learning is all about. This seminar will identify what are the key factors that make 21st century learning one that engages and motivates the learner and educator. How should education be shaped to meet the needs a 21st century learning models? What do educators need to do to be prepared for 21st century teaching? What are the common issues and visions? This seminar will feature leading technology companies showcasing their vision of 21st century learning environments and how they are being adapted into the education system across all sectors.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>What does 21st century learning look like?</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-16</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Seminar</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Australian Technology Park</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Bay 4, Locomotive Workshop, Garden Street, Eveleigh</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">1450</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>educationau</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://educationau.edu.au/jahia/Jahia/pid/819</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-16</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>R.E. Ross Trust Seminar 2009: Integrated service delivery: How does the system work? What does it mean for practice?</title>
         <link>http://www.rch.org.au/ccch/profdev.cfm?doc_id=10505</link>
         <description>Keynote Speaker: Mr Anthony Semann Director, Semann &amp; Slattery. Much of the current debate around integrating services for families and young children has been about building adequate infrastructure. This seminar extends the debate to discuss the importance of integrated professional practice to result in positive outcomes for children and families. It will also provide an overview of the current research and policy direction for integrated service delivery.</description>
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         <dc:description>Keynote Speaker: Mr Anthony Semann Director, Semann &amp; Slattery. Much of the current debate around integrating services for families and young children has been about building adequate infrastructure. This seminar extends the debate to discuss the importance of integrated professional practice to result in positive outcomes for children and families. It will also provide an overview of the current research and policy direction for integrated service delivery.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>R.E. Ross Trust Seminar 2009: Integrated service delivery: How does the system work? What does it mean for practice?</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-16</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>child care, early childhood education, one stop shop</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Etihad Stadium (formerly Telstra Dome)</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Centre for Community Child Health</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-16</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/721984" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Web 2.0 from the cradle to the future</title>
         <link>http://admin.edna.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2150/45550/1/</link>
         <description>The ALIA Information Science South Australia seminar provides local examples of how Web 2.0 technology is being used in education and libraries across the lifespan. Presenters include: Kate Sinclair (Flinders University); Karen Ayles (UniSA), Rod Martin (ERA publications); Tricia Foster-Jones (Burnside Library) and Pru Mitchell (Education.au).</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/721984</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ALIA Information Science South Australia seminar provides local examples of how Web 2.0 technology is being used in education and libraries across the lifespan. Presenters include: Kate Sinclair (Flinders University); Karen Ayles (UniSA), Rod Martin (ERA publications); Tricia Foster-Jones (Burnside Library) and Pru Mitchell (Education.au).</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Web 2.0 from the cradle to the future</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-22</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Educational innovation,Innovation,Information and communications technology,Information scientists,Electronic libraries,Libraries,World wide web</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Noel Stockdale Room, Central Library Flinders University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Library and Information Association</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Education.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727571" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>What does 21st century education look like?</title>
         <link>http://www.educationau.edu.au/jahia/Jahia/pid/819</link>
         <description>This one day seminar will showcase leading edge technology in education. The seminar will feature leading technology companies showcasing their vision of 21st century learning environments and how they are being adapted into the education system across all sectors.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727571</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This one day seminar will showcase leading edge technology in education. The seminar will feature leading technology companies showcasing their vision of 21st century learning environments and how they are being adapted into the education system across all sectors.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>What does 21st century education look like?</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Learning,ICT in education,Educational technology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school,VET,preschool,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Australian Technology Park</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Education.au limited</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.educationau.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727542" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Japanese Video Festival</title>
         <link>http://www.jpf.org.au/videomatsuri/</link>
         <description>The objective of this festival is to enable students to use their creative abilities to showcase their Japanese. Students and teachers can give vent to their dramatic, musical, directing or other skills while enjoyably using Japanese. The task is to produce a short film or animation of up to 4 minutes. Works may include skits, dramas, musical performances, documentaries or anything you like.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727542</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The objective of this festival is to enable students to use their creative abilities to showcase their Japanese. Students and teachers can give vent to their dramatic, musical, directing or other skills while enjoyably using Japanese. The task is to produce a short film or animation of up to 4 minutes. Works may include skits, dramas, musical performances, documentaries or anything you like.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Japanese Video Festival</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-01-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-11</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scis">Japanese language</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="region">Australia</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Japan Foundation</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.jpf.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-11</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727538" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>29th NSW Environmental Education Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.aaeensw.org.au/nsw_ee_conferences.htm</link>
         <description>The conference theme is Step Up: taking account, taking responsibility, taking action. Hosted by the Mid Rivers Group of Environmental Educators (MRGEE) with the support of AAEE NSW, this non-profit event is a great opportunity to find out the latest practices and achievements, be inspired and motivated, and network with your peers. AAEE National AGM to be held at the venue in the evening 1 Oct 09.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727538</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference theme is Step Up: taking account, taking responsibility, taking action. Hosted by the Mid Rivers Group of Environmental Educators (MRGEE) with the support of AAEE NSW, this non-profit event is a great opportunity to find out the latest practices and achievements, be inspired and motivated, and network with your peers. AAEE National AGM to be held at the venue in the evening 1 Oct 09.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>29th NSW Environmental Education Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-11</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scis">Environmental education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,community member,parent/carer,student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Coffs Harbour</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.aaeensw.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Association for Environmental Education</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-11</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727528" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727528</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727527" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727527</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727526" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727526</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727525" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727525</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727524" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727524</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-14</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727523" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727523</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event is suited to those starting out with Kahootz and looking to implement Kahootz across the curriculum. It will look at the exciting new features and enhancements of Kahootz 3 as well as covering all the basics of the program. No knowledge of either Kahootz 2 or 3 is required when attending the Beginner course.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Beginner training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727537" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ALIA Public Libraries Summit</title>
         <link>http://www.alia.org.au/governance/committees/public.libraries/summit09/</link>
         <description>The Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) will convene the ALIA Public Libraries Summit with the theme 'Setting a National Agenda'. The purpose of the Summit is to demonstrate the many ways public libraries play a central and valued role in strengthening communities, developing people and achieving social inclusion. The Public Libraries Summit will bring together around 50 library and non-library participants, invited to attend. In addition to those participating in the Summit, all Interested people and groups are invited to submit working papers on how to achieve the two key objectives of the Summit - Public Libraries as National Champions and a National Framework for Australia's public libraries.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727537</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA) will convene the ALIA Public Libraries Summit with the theme 'Setting a National Agenda'. The purpose of the Summit is to demonstrate the many ways public libraries play a central and valued role in strengthening communities, developing people and achieving social inclusion. The Public Libraries Summit will bring together around 50 library and non-library participants, invited to attend. In addition to those participating in the Summit, all Interested people and groups are invited to submit working papers on how to achieve the two key objectives of the Summit - Public Libraries as National Champions and a National Framework for Australia's public libraries.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ALIA Public Libraries Summit</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Public libraries,Advocacy,Community involvement,Community influence,Disadvantaged</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>National Library of Australia</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2600</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Library and Information Association (ALIA)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.alia.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727532" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727532</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727531" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727531</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727529" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</title>
         <link>http://www.kahootz.com/kz/template/home%2CTrainingBookingForm.vm;jsessionid=E3C6C06CC25B561ED35DBE9E4D22F02D?navitem=common%2Ftraining</link>
         <description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727529</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Kahootz is an eduational software application that allows students aged 5-18 to create their own 3d content. This event follows on from where the Kahootz beginner training leaves off and is designed for teachers who want to do more with Kahootz in their classroom. It is assumed that those attending these sessions have either completed a Kahootz 3.0 Beginner Course or are experienced Kahootz 2 users.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kahootz 3.0: Advanced training</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727516" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>VET E-Porfolio Showcase</title>
         <link>http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/go/home/news/cache/bypass?sector=latest&amp;id=4033</link>
         <description>The VET E-Portfolio Showcase will cover issues such as addressing the skill shortages; relationship with Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL); fast tracking apprenticeships and traineeships; work-based learning; learner mobility; lifelong learning; and be transmitted through communities of practice and sharing of local case studies at the national level. To register: go to: http://tiny.cc/VFXzg</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727516</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The VET E-Portfolio Showcase will cover issues such as addressing the skill shortages; relationship with Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL); fast tracking apprenticeships and traineeships; work-based learning; learner mobility; lifelong learning; and be transmitted through communities of practice and sharing of local case studies at the national level. To register: go to: http://tiny.cc/VFXzg</dc:description>
         <dc:title>VET E-Porfolio Showcase</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>E-Portfolios, Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL), apprenticeship, work-based learning, ligelong learning, case study</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>William Angliss Institute</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">555 LaTrobe Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Flexible Learning Framework</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.flexiblelearning.net.au/flx/go/home</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-10</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727492" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>NSW Environmental Education Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.aaeensw.org.au/nsw_ee_conferences.htm</link>
         <description>The Australian Association for Environmental Education (AAEE) NSW and the Mid Rivers Group of Environmental Educators (MRGEE) are jointly hosting the 2009 NSW Environmental Education Conference. Environmental educators are invited to contribute to the conference theme 'Step Up: Taking account, taking responsibility, taking action.'</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727492</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Australian Association for Environmental Education (AAEE) NSW and the Mid Rivers Group of Environmental Educators (MRGEE) are jointly hosting the 2009 NSW Environmental Education Conference. Environmental educators are invited to contribute to the conference theme 'Step Up: Taking account, taking responsibility, taking action.'</dc:description>
         <dc:title>NSW Environmental Education Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Environment,Environmental education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">schoo,preschool, school, higher education, VET, ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Coffs Harbour</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727488" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2010 Quantitative Analysis of Teaching and Learning in Business, Economics and Commerce Forum</title>
         <link>http://tlu.ecom.unimelb.edu.au/teaching_staff/forum/index.html</link>
         <description>The quantitative forum in commerce disciplines is a joint initiative of the Teaching and Learning Unit (TLU) and the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce at the University of Melbourne. It is now in its fifth year and regularly attracts between 80 and 100 participants from around 38 universities in the Australasian region. Presenters have their accommodation and airfare paid, and accepted papers are published in the refereed Forum proceedings.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727488</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The quantitative forum in commerce disciplines is a joint initiative of the Teaching and Learning Unit (TLU) and the Department of Economics in the Faculty of Economics and Commerce at the University of Melbourne. It is now in its fifth year and regularly attracts between 80 and 100 participants from around 38 universities in the Australasian region. Presenters have their accommodation and airfare paid, and accepted papers are published in the refereed Forum proceedings.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2010 Quantitative Analysis of Teaching and Learning in Business, Economics and Commerce Forum</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-02-12</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Statistical analysis,University teaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The University of Melbourne, Teaching and Learning Unit</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://tlu.ecom.unimelb.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727469" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>New thinking. Skills and Workforce Summit 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.agrifoodskills.net.au/display_main.php?id=conference</link>
         <description>The National AgriFood Conference will seek to reinforce a strong national blueprint for skills, workforce development and policy reform, highlighting the vital role of AgriFood in the national economy, and raising key issues in terms of skills and workforce development. The approach will reflect the findings in the Environmental Scan, 'Assuming the mantle'. In particular, the second day (Friday until 1pm) will feature a new seminar style series of forums on topics such as attraction and retention of workers, adoption of higher skill levels and applying new research and practice.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727469</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The National AgriFood Conference will seek to reinforce a strong national blueprint for skills, workforce development and policy reform, highlighting the vital role of AgriFood in the national economy, and raising key issues in terms of skills and workforce development. The approach will reflect the findings in the Environmental Scan, 'Assuming the mantle'. In particular, the second day (Friday until 1pm) will feature a new seminar style series of forums on topics such as attraction and retention of workers, adoption of higher skill levels and applying new research and practice.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>New thinking. Skills and Workforce Summit 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Agriculture,Agriculture industry,Food,Food manufacturing industry</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Dockside Convention Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Cockles Bay Wharf</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Agri-Food Industry Skills Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.agrifoodskills.net.au/index.php</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727456" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>4th International Conference on Psychology Education (ICOPE 2010)</title>
         <link>http://icope2010.psy.unsw.edu.au/</link>
         <description>The theme of the conference is Global Psychology Education: Promise for the Future. It will feature research on the application of psychological principles to enhancing student learning in the university setting; developments in education and training in psychology across the world, and sharing of world best practice in psychology education.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727456</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of the conference is Global Psychology Education: Promise for the Future. It will feature research on the application of psychological principles to enhancing student learning in the university setting; developments in education and training in psychology across the world, and sharing of world best practice in psychology education.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>4th International Conference on Psychology Education (ICOPE 2010)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-07-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-06</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Educational psychology,Psychology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of New South Wales</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">corner of Botany Road and High Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Kensington</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2052</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>International Teaching of Psychology Network</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Psychology Educators Network</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-06</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727448" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Curriculum design: Breaking down the walls</title>
         <link>http://www.ansn.edu.au/curriculum_design_breaking_down_the_walls</link>
         <description>This three day professional learning opportunity has been specifically designed to support teachers to develop deeper levels of understanding on how curriculum that involves community partnerships can be utilised to strengthen teaching and learning.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727448</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This three day professional learning opportunity has been specifically designed to support teachers to develop deeper levels of understanding on how curriculum that involves community partnerships can be utilised to strengthen teaching and learning.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Curriculum design: Breaking down the walls</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-17</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Curriculum</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-05</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727442" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>5th National PASS Forum - Exploring Excellence and Innovation in Peer Learning</title>
         <link>http://www.uow.edu.au/student/services/pass/UOW059276.html</link>
         <description>The forum will feature a series of engaging workshops facilitated by members of the PASS Community. The workshops will involve the practical applications of PASS, the dissemination of innovative ideas. Many will encourage collaboration between staff and students. Forum delegates will also be invited to participate in moderated panel discussions and poster presentations, while engaging with the key themes and issues in Peer Learning.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727442</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The forum will feature a series of engaging workshops facilitated by members of the PASS Community. The workshops will involve the practical applications of PASS, the dissemination of innovative ideas. Many will encourage collaboration between staff and students. Forum delegates will also be invited to participate in moderated panel discussions and poster presentations, while engaging with the key themes and issues in Peer Learning.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>5th National PASS Forum - Exploring Excellence and Innovation in Peer Learning</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development,Professional education,Professional training,Academic staff development,Mentoring,Peer evaluation,Peer teaching,University teaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Woodward Conference Centre, The University of Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>UOW</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.uow.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-05</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/721082" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Educational Computing Association of WA (ECAWA) 2009 Annual Conference</title>
         <link>http://ecawa.wa.edu.au/conferences/state-conference-09/</link>
         <description>The 2009 Annual Conference of the Educational Computing Association of Western Australia (ECAWA) is being held at Canning College during the July holidays. Keynote speakers include Professor Barry Vercoe of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Dr Marie Martin of Learning Conversations. Conference tag: #ecawa09</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/721082</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 Annual Conference of the Educational Computing Association of Western Australia (ECAWA) is being held at Canning College during the July holidays. Keynote speakers include Professor Barry Vercoe of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and Dr Marie Martin of Learning Conversations. Conference tag: #ecawa09</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Educational Computing Association of WA (ECAWA) 2009 Annual Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>ICT in education, ECAWA, educational technology, wa, echalk, #ecawa09</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Information technology coordinators,Information technology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school, higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Canning College</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Marquis St, Bentley</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Bentley</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Perth</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Educational Computing Association of Western Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://ecawa.wa.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-04</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727401" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Graduate Research Conference Sustainable Cities for the Future. A tale of two cities</title>
         <link>http://www.universitas21.com/event/GRC2009.html</link>
         <description>The theme of the 2009 Universitas 21 Graduate Research Conference will build on and broaden the Water theme of the Birmingham conference to explore the general issue of the sustainability of cities including energy, water, the built environment, social issues, human health, transport and the environment.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727401</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of the 2009 Universitas 21 Graduate Research Conference will build on and broaden the Water theme of the Birmingham conference to explore the general issue of the sustainability of cities including energy, water, the built environment, social issues, human health, transport and the environment.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Graduate Research Conference Sustainable Cities for the Future. A tale of two cities</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-29</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Sustainable development,Ecology,Economic development,Natural resources,Research</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Melbourne and The University of Queensland</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne and Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Universitas21</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.universitas21.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-02</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727396" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>UQL Cyberschool seminar 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.library.uq.edu.au/schools/seminar_2009/cybsch_seminar_invite_09.pdf</link>
         <description>This University of Queensland seminar will address the future of students' interaction with online information and the part libraries play in using technology to meet their information needs.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727396</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This University of Queensland seminar will address the future of students' interaction with online information and the part libraries play in using technology to meet their information needs.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>UQL Cyberschool seminar 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Libraries,eLearning</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The College Playhouse The Womens College University of Queensland</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Sir William MacGregor Drive St Lucia</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">St Lucia</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-02</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727384" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>CPSISC Conference 2009: Meeting the challenges</title>
         <link>http://www.cpsisc.com.au/CPSISCSkillsConf09/</link>
         <description>The Construction &amp; Property Services Industry Skills Council (CPSISC) Conference 2009 examines what is needed to successfully meet the needs of industry in terms of learning, recognition and skills development. Some issues that are covered include: globalisation, employer initiatives, environmental scan, working with Generation Y, attracting and retaining apprentices and trainees; articulation of vocational education and training into higher education; workforce development; and skilling the existing workforce.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727384</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Construction &amp; Property Services Industry Skills Council (CPSISC) Conference 2009 examines what is needed to successfully meet the needs of industry in terms of learning, recognition and skills development. Some issues that are covered include: globalisation, employer initiatives, environmental scan, working with Generation Y, attracting and retaining apprentices and trainees; articulation of vocational education and training into higher education; workforce development; and skilling the existing workforce.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>CPSISC Conference 2009: Meeting the challenges</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Workforce development,Construction services industry,Construction and property industry,Employee,Employer</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Star City Casino</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">80 Pyrmont Street, Pyrmont</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Construction and Property Services Industry Skills Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.cpsisc.com.au/Default.aspx?query=/home/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-02</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727374" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 Adelaide Festival of Ideas</title>
         <link>http://www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au/</link>
         <description>The Adelaide Festival of Ideas is a biennial event managed by the Adelaide Festival Corporation and is held in the alternate year to the Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts. The Festival's 2009 theme, Pushing the Limits, will be an opportunity to look at how to adapt to those limits that can be pushed no further in a program covering issues as diverse as: The geopolitics of tolerance among nations and religions in our region; The pursuit of scientific limits in neuroscience, health and the environment; The ethic of exploration and expansion which has shaped, and perhaps risks the modern world.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727374</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Adelaide Festival of Ideas is a biennial event managed by the Adelaide Festival Corporation and is held in the alternate year to the Adelaide Bank Festival of Arts. The Festival's 2009 theme, Pushing the Limits, will be an opportunity to look at how to adapt to those limits that can be pushed no further in a program covering issues as diverse as: The geopolitics of tolerance among nations and religions in our region; The pursuit of scientific limits in neuroscience, health and the environment; The ethic of exploration and expansion which has shaped, and perhaps risks the modern world.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 Adelaide Festival of Ideas</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-09</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-06-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Science and society,Social change,Social indicators</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,student,community member</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">North Terrace</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Adelaide Festival of Ideas</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.adelaidefestivalofideas.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-06-01</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727341" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Communications Policy &amp; Research Forum 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.networkinsight.org/events/cprf09.html/group/6</link>
         <description>Interest areas include ICT, digital media, telecoms, broadcasting, communications culture, Internet and e-commerce. It is a research-oriented forum open to all viewpoints; a co-operative effort by policy and research centres. It is also a national meeting-place for people who create, use and commission research.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727341</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Interest areas include ICT, digital media, telecoms, broadcasting, communications culture, Internet and e-commerce. It is a research-oriented forum open to all viewpoints; a co-operative effort by policy and research centres. It is also a national meeting-place for people who create, use and commission research.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Communications Policy &amp; Research Forum 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Media,Internet,Communications</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Technology, Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Network Insight Institute</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.networkinsight.org/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-28</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/721765" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Canberra Careers Market (Rotary) - Career guidance for High School students</title>
         <link>http://www.canberracareersmarket.com.au</link>
         <description>This Careers Market in Canberra provides an opportunity for young people in Canberra and the region to consider their post-school options. There are over 80 local and national exhibitors, including universities, colleges, and career placement organisations providing a wide range of information sources.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/721765</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This Careers Market in Canberra provides an opportunity for young people in Canberra and the region to consider their post-school options. There are over 80 local and national exhibitors, including universities, colleges, and career placement organisations providing a wide range of information sources.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Canberra Careers Market (Rotary) - Career guidance for High School students</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-05</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">career, careers, career guidance,</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">Teacher/Lecturer,parent/carer,student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">Schools</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Australian Institute of Sport</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Corner Battye Street &amp; Leverrier Crescent, Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Canberra Career Markets</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.canberracareersmarket.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>contact: http://www.canberracareersmarket.com.au/index.asp?pageid=5</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-28</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727320" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Connection and Convergence: second international conference on joint use libraries Adelaide</title>
         <link>http://www.auslib.com.au/pdfs/joint_use.pdf</link>
         <description>Connection and Convergence will focus on the increasing numbers and varieties of joint use libraries being developed around the world. It will also aim to explore other developments connecting, converging and colocating academic, public, school and special libraries, and with nonlibrary agencies and services. With 60 joint use libraries, South Australia has Australia's largest number. They include a variety in or close to metropolitan Adelaide. There will be an optional full day study tour of joint use libraries on Monday 9 August 2010.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727320</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Connection and Convergence will focus on the increasing numbers and varieties of joint use libraries being developed around the world. It will also aim to explore other developments connecting, converging and colocating academic, public, school and special libraries, and with nonlibrary agencies and services. With 60 joint use libraries, South Australia has Australia's largest number. They include a variety in or close to metropolitan Adelaide. There will be an optional full day study tour of joint use libraries on Monday 9 August 2010.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Connection and Convergence: second international conference on joint use libraries Adelaide</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-08-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Joint use libraries,Public libraries</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,VET,ACE,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Auslib</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-27</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727311" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>School Canteen Conference and Healthy Choice Expo 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.heartfoundation.org.au/Get_Involved/Whats_On/WA/Pages/SchoolCanteenConferenceandHealthyChoiceExpo2009.aspx</link>
         <description>This event is open to community organisations that have an interest in healthy canteens. A large part of the conference will be spent in small workshop groups with a number of different canteen case studies presented.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727311</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This event is open to community organisations that have an interest in healthy canteens. A large part of the conference will be spent in small workshop groups with a number of different canteen case studies presented.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>School Canteen Conference and Healthy Choice Expo 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-17</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Food,Eating habits</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer, administrator,parent/carer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Perth</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-27</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727308" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>System Thinking in Schools: Level 1</title>
         <link>http://jistae.com/oz-stis-training/</link>
         <description>This workshop will introduce educators to systems thinking and how it can be applied in the classroom and the curriculum.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727308</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This workshop will introduce educators to systems thinking and how it can be applied in the classroom and the curriculum.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>System Thinking in Schools: Level 1</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-29</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>systems thinking</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-27</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727267" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>IDIERI 6 International Drama in Education Research Institute 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.idieri2009.org/</link>
         <description>The theme of IDIERI 6 is 'Drama Research Futures: Examining our past, critiquing our present, imagining tomorrow' and examines the shifting conditions in schools and society generally. The conference offers an opportunity to discuss the current state of drama education and applied theatre, and engage with the future of the field.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727267</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of IDIERI 6 is 'Drama Research Futures: Examining our past, critiquing our present, imagining tomorrow' and examines the shifting conditions in schools and society generally. The conference offers an opportunity to discuss the current state of drama education and applied theatre, and engage with the future of the field.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>IDIERI 6 International Drama in Education Research Institute 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-14</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Drama in education,Research</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Sydne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The University of Sydney, Faculty of Education and Social Work</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.edsw.usyd.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727216" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Education Leadership and Coaching Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.leadershipcoachingconference.com.au/index.html</link>
         <description>This conference applies coaching principles to ensure you maximise the learning you take away to create sustainable change in your work environment. You will hear about the latest research on leadership and coaching from exemplary overseas and local researchers and practitioners in the field of leadership coaching. You will also hear about inspiring case studies of how coaching has had a positive impact on results being achieved in schools and other educational institutions. This conference provides the opportunity for you and your leadership teams to be coached yourselves so that you walk away from the conference with a plan of action to be implemented immediately!</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727216</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference applies coaching principles to ensure you maximise the learning you take away to create sustainable change in your work environment. You will hear about the latest research on leadership and coaching from exemplary overseas and local researchers and practitioners in the field of leadership coaching. You will also hear about inspiring case studies of how coaching has had a positive impact on results being achieved in schools and other educational institutions. This conference provides the opportunity for you and your leadership teams to be coached yourselves so that you walk away from the conference with a plan of action to be implemented immediately!</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Education Leadership and Coaching Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-14</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-19</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>educational leadership, coaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school, higher education, VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Macquarie University, North Ryde</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Macquarie University</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-19</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727191" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Master Class in Assessment</title>
         <link>http://www.acer.edu.au/proflearn/mca.html</link>
         <description>Australian Council for Educational Research Master Class in Assessment includes sessions on: Moving Existing Assessments to Computer and using the Computer to Measure New Things. Assessment of, for and as learning: Can we have all three? Marking practices with particular reference to Multiple Marking. Computer Adaptive Testing - the theory behind it and the practical aspects of it. Assessment of Learning Disabilities: Diagnostic issues, Provision of Test Accommodations and Regulation Procedures. Assessment of Learning Disabilities: Diagnostic issues, Provision of Test Accommodations and Regulation Procedures. What does the future of assessment look like? Guest speakers include: Randy Bennett, Yoav Cohen, and Anat Ben-Simon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727191</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Australian Council for Educational Research Master Class in Assessment includes sessions on: Moving Existing Assessments to Computer and using the Computer to Measure New Things. Assessment of, for and as learning: Can we have all three? Marking practices with particular reference to Multiple Marking. Computer Adaptive Testing - the theory behind it and the practical aspects of it. Assessment of Learning Disabilities: Diagnostic issues, Provision of Test Accommodations and Regulation Procedures. Assessment of Learning Disabilities: Diagnostic issues, Provision of Test Accommodations and Regulation Procedures. What does the future of assessment look like? Guest speakers include: Randy Bennett, Yoav Cohen, and Anat Ben-Simon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Master Class in Assessment</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-18</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Student assessment,Moderation (Assessment),Educational assessment,Measures (Individuals),Computer assisted testing</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Sofitel Hotel, Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Council for Educational Research</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-18</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727181" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Access Nano: Teacher professional development</title>
         <link>http://www.accessnano.org/professional-development</link>
         <description>AccessNano teacher professional development has been designed to assist teachers in implementing this unique nanotechnology education resource. The workshop will provide theory, practical advice, hands-on demonstrations and integrated approaches for teachers looking for an accessible, modular and exciting new approach to boost their teaching of science and technology.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727181</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>AccessNano teacher professional development has been designed to assist teachers in implementing this unique nanotechnology education resource. The workshop will provide theory, practical advice, hands-on demonstrations and integrated approaches for teachers looking for an accessible, modular and exciting new approach to boost their teaching of science and technology.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Access Nano: Teacher professional development</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-18</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Launceston</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-18</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727172" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Annual Conference-ISANA: Celebrating 20 years of ISANA and embracing the future</title>
         <link>http://www.cdesign.com.au/isana09/default.htm</link>
         <description>International Education Association Inc. (ISANA) is the representative body for international education professionals in Australia and New Zealand. Its members work in partnership with stakeholder organisations including international students, educational bodies and government, business and community groups. In recent years, the conference has attracted increasing interest from professionals working in the Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America, thus providing a global perspective for its members. The 20th International Conference will be held from 1-4 December 2009 at the Realm Hotel in Canberra.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727172</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>International Education Association Inc. (ISANA) is the representative body for international education professionals in Australia and New Zealand. Its members work in partnership with stakeholder organisations including international students, educational bodies and government, business and community groups. In recent years, the conference has attracted increasing interest from professionals working in the Asia-Pacific, Europe and North America, thus providing a global perspective for its members. The 20th International Conference will be held from 1-4 December 2009 at the Realm Hotel in Canberra.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Annual Conference-ISANA: Celebrating 20 years of ISANA and embracing the future</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-12-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-18</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">International education,International students,International student advisers,International schools,International educational exchange,Intercultural communication,Second language learning,Language,Native language teaching,Second language teaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Hotel Realm</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2600</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>International Education Association Inc. (ISANA)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.isana.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-18</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/712135" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>QUESTnet 2009 conference</title>
         <link>http://www.questnet.net.au/questnet2009/</link>
         <description>The QUESTnet conference is an annual event aimed at network technologists and those ICT professionals who work closely with network technology. A key focus of the event is to provide an opportunity for delegates to develop their professional and technical knowledge and gain an appreciation of the key strategic issues for network development. This year's conference theme is Leveraging our Investment.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/712135</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The QUESTnet conference is an annual event aimed at network technologists and those ICT professionals who work closely with network technology. A key focus of the event is to provide an opportunity for delegates to develop their professional and technical knowledge and gain an appreciation of the key strategic issues for network development. This year's conference theme is Leveraging our Investment.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>QUESTnet 2009 conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Computer science,Information and communications technology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>RACV Royal Pines Resort, Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.questnet.net.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-17</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727149" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>What are 21st century learning spaces?</title>
         <link>http://www.educationau.edu.au/jahia/Jahia/home/pid/807</link>
         <description>This Education.au networking event will cover characteristics of the new learner and their needs; characteristics of new learning; design principles for learning spaces; challenges of 21st century learning spaces and how to overcome them, and new technologies for 21st learning spaces.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727149</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This Education.au networking event will cover characteristics of the new learner and their needs; characteristics of new learning; design principles for learning spaces; challenges of 21st century learning spaces and how to overcome them, and new technologies for 21st learning spaces.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>What are 21st century learning spaces?</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-16</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Interior space,School space,School buildings,Educational facilities</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,VET,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Education Development Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Milner Street, Hindmarsh</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Hindmarsh</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Education.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-16</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727148" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>GLAM WIKI: Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums (GLAM) and Wikimedia: Finding the common ground seminar</title>
         <link>http://wikimedia.org.au/wiki/GLAM</link>
         <description>Representatives from the Australasian cultural institutions and Wikimedia meet together at Glamwiki for a two-way dialogue to determine how to use the two communities' strengths to mutual advantage: why and how cultural organisations could get involved with Wikimedia projects and what Wikimedia needs to do to make collaboration easier and more effective.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727148</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Representatives from the Australasian cultural institutions and Wikimedia meet together at Glamwiki for a two-way dialogue to determine how to use the two communities' strengths to mutual advantage: why and how cultural organisations could get involved with Wikimedia projects and what Wikimedia needs to do to make collaboration easier and more effective.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>GLAM WIKI: Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums (GLAM) and Wikimedia: Finding the common ground seminar</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-15</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Wikis,Cultural centres,Libraries,Arts centres,Library collections</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer,community member</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The Australian War Memorial</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Wikimedia Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-15</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727133" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ATN Assessment Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://emedia.rmit.edu.au/atnassessment09/</link>
         <description>This conference will explore different dimensions of assessment different needs and objectives, contexts and approaches, practices and tools of assessment. Conference participants be sharing practices which are demonstrably effective, contributing to the scholarship of assessment and engaging with communities of academics and teachers, students and employers.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727133</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference will explore different dimensions of assessment different needs and objectives, contexts and approaches, practices and tools of assessment. Conference participants be sharing practices which are demonstrably effective, contributing to the scholarship of assessment and engaging with communities of academics and teachers, students and employers.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ATN Assessment Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-15</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University outcomes assessment,Student assessment,Needs assessment,Performance based assessment,Educational assessment,Assessment portfolios</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>RMIT University, Storey Hall building</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>RMIT</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.rmit.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-15</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/706930" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ERGA Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.adelaide.edu.au/erga/</link>
         <description>The aim of the ERGA Conference is to gather educators from Adelaide and to discuss best practice and new techniques in higher education within the university system. The theme of the ERGA Conference 2009 is Feedback and Flexible Learning.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/706930</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The aim of the ERGA Conference is to gather educators from Adelaide and to discuss best practice and new techniques in higher education within the university system. The theme of the ERGA Conference 2009 is Feedback and Flexible Learning.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ERGA Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-13</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Higher education,Universities,University teaching,Educational improvement,Educational quality</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">University of Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5005</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>University of Adelaide, Education and Research Group of Adelaide (ERGA)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.adelaide.edu.au/erga/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-13</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/720004" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>VITTA Annual Conference and Expo 2009: Slide to Open</title>
         <link>http://www.vitta.org.au/conferenceinfo</link>
         <description>The 2009 VITTA annual conference and expo has a range and diversity of sessions to light up the spectrum of ICT in education. There are sessions for teachers delivering the core VCE and VET curriculum in both the Information Technology and the Multimedia domains, sessions on VELS, and a conference within a conference for primary teachers, early years and music teachers. The Principals and ICT Leaders conference program will include pre-conference sessions with certifications of completed modules. The conference will continue to provide exclusive seminars and workshops with Larry Johnson, Steve Hargadon and Sandy Phillips. Tag: #vitta09</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/720004</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 VITTA annual conference and expo has a range and diversity of sessions to light up the spectrum of ICT in education. There are sessions for teachers delivering the core VCE and VET curriculum in both the Information Technology and the Multimedia domains, sessions on VELS, and a conference within a conference for primary teachers, early years and music teachers. The Principals and ICT Leaders conference program will include pre-conference sessions with certifications of completed modules. The conference will continue to provide exclusive seminars and workshops with Larry Johnson, Steve Hargadon and Sandy Phillips. Tag: #vitta09</dc:description>
         <dc:title>VITTA Annual Conference and Expo 2009: Slide to Open</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-23</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-13</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>vitta2009, vitta09</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Technology,Educational technology,Information and communications technology,ICT in education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The Grandstand, Flemington Racecourse</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Flemington</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Victorian Information Technology Teachers Association Inc</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.vitta.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-13</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727074" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>AADES 2009 Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.plevin.com.au/aades2009/</link>
         <description>The theme of the 6th Biennial Conference of the Australasian Association of Distance Education Schools is flexible.learning @ schools: quality pedagogy in a technology rich, rapidly changing world. Keynote speakers include: Michael Furdyk, Martin Westwell and Mark Treadwell.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727074</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of the 6th Biennial Conference of the Australasian Association of Distance Education Schools is flexible.learning @ schools: quality pedagogy in a technology rich, rapidly changing world. Keynote speakers include: Michael Furdyk, Martin Westwell and Mark Treadwell.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>AADES 2009 Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Distance schools,Distance education,Information technology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Level 1, Adelaide Hilton</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">233 Victoria Square .</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The Australasian Association for Distance Education Schools</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/711030" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>TAFE in Rural and Isolated Communities Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.tricconference.org.au/</link>
         <description>Members of the TAFE community, schools, broader VET sector and regional development organisations are invited to attend the 2009 TAFE in Rural and Isolated Communities (TRIC) Conference. The conference theme will be "Navigating the waves of change", with the sub-themes of The big picture: Global schools of thought; Being regional: Hooking into innovative solutions; and Sustainability: Balancing the scales.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/711030</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Members of the TAFE community, schools, broader VET sector and regional development organisations are invited to attend the 2009 TAFE in Rural and Isolated Communities (TRIC) Conference. The conference theme will be "Navigating the waves of change", with the sub-themes of The big picture: Global schools of thought; Being regional: Hooking into innovative solutions; and Sustainability: Balancing the scales.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>TAFE in Rural and Isolated Communities Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-05</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">TAFE college,TAFE,Rural,Rural area,Rural education,Rural student,Rural training,Remote area</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,higher education,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Port Lincoln Hotel, Boston Bay</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5606</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Port Lincoln</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>TRIC Conference Organising Committee</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.tricconference.org.au/welcome.aspx</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-12</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/716560" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 International Young ICT Professionals Conference: Lead, Transform, Succeed</title>
         <link>http://www.acs.org.au/youngit/2009conference/</link>
         <description>Organised by the Australian Computer Society, the conference will be of interest to aspiring young ICT students, graduates, or professionals.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/716560</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Organised by the Australian Computer Society, the conference will be of interest to aspiring young ICT students, graduates, or professionals.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 International Young ICT Professionals Conference: Lead, Transform, Succeed</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-11</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Occupational aspiration,Career choice,Career development,Information industry</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Dockside Convention Centre, Darling Harbour.</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Darling Harbour.</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Computer Society</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acs.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-11</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/712596" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Learning for life: Sustainability, Global Citizenship and Social Justice</title>
         <link>http://www.seaa.org.au/</link>
         <description>The SEAA 2010 conference provides opportunities to listen to keynotes, share, debate and explore policies and practice in Social Education. The themes presented will explore challenges in social education, civics and citizenship education, values and environmental education. This is presented in conjunction with SASOSE.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/712596</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The SEAA 2010 conference provides opportunities to listen to keynotes, share, debate and explore policies and practice in Social Education. The themes presented will explore challenges in social education, civics and citizenship education, values and environmental education. This is presented in conjunction with SASOSE.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Learning for life: Sustainability, Global Citizenship and Social Justice</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-02-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Civics,Citizenship education,Values education,Environmental education,Teaching process,Social studies,Social science research</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Education Development Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">4 Milner Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Hindmarsh</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5007.</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Social Educators Association of Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.seaa.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-10</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727014" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>National UniServe Science Conference</title>
         <link>http://science.uniserve.edu.au/workshop/Conference2009.html</link>
         <description>The theme of this annual event is 'Motivating science undergraduates: Ideas and Interventions'. The conference provides a platform for academic staff to present and develop high quality research in tertiary science teaching and learning and attracts presenters from around Australia. Closing date for abstracts is 15 May 2009. As well as full-refereed papers there will be an Ideas Exchange, which will include non-refereed round-table discussion aimed to build support and collaboration for new projects.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727014</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of this annual event is 'Motivating science undergraduates: Ideas and Interventions'. The conference provides a platform for academic staff to present and develop high quality research in tertiary science teaching and learning and attracts presenters from around Australia. Closing date for abstracts is 15 May 2009. As well as full-refereed papers there will be an Ideas Exchange, which will include non-refereed round-table discussion aimed to build support and collaboration for new projects.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>National UniServe Science Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-07</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University science,Science education,Science teaching,Science curriculum,University curriculum,Undergraduate students</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Sydney, Eastern Avenue Lecture Complex, Eastern Avenue</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The University of Sydney</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.usyd.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-07</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727013" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>4th Asia Pacific Conference on Educational Integrity - Educational Integrity: Creating an Inclusive Approach</title>
         <link>http://www.uow.edu.au/conferences/4APCEI_2009/home.html</link>
         <description>Educational integrity includes topics such as plagiarism and values in teaching and learning, as well as the broader educational context.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727013</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Educational integrity includes topics such as plagiarism and values in teaching and learning, as well as the broader educational context.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>4th Asia Pacific Conference on Educational Integrity - Educational Integrity: Creating an Inclusive Approach</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-07</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Integrity,Plagiarism,Ethics,Copyright,Codes of conduct,Intellectual property</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Wollongong</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Wollongong</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>UOW</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.uow.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-07</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/727012" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>3rd National Conference for Enabling Education (Enabling Pathways)</title>
         <link>http://www.usq.edu.au/eec/</link>
         <description>The conference provides an opportunity to share knowledge and raise awareness of the importance of pursuing social inclusion in these areas. The event aims to attract a wider range of delegates from many different national and international sectors.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/727012</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference provides an opportunity to share knowledge and raise awareness of the importance of pursuing social inclusion in these areas. The event aims to attract a wider range of delegates from many different national and international sectors.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>3rd National Conference for Enabling Education (Enabling Pathways)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-25</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-07</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Equal education,Access to education,Educationally disadvantaged,Educational opportunities,Rights to education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Southern Queensland</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Toowoomba</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>USQ</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.usq.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-07</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726966" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>School planning, design and construction forum</title>
         <link>http://www.informa.com.au/schooldesign</link>
         <description>With the Federal Government's Building the Education Revolution stimulus package impacting Australia's 9,500 schools, this forum provides a platform to explore the broader connection between school design and contemporary learning. Presenters include: Gillian Mitchell, DEEWR; Greg Whitby, Diocese of Parramatta; Ray Trotter, Wooranna Park Primary School; Rob Thomas, Australian Technical College Northern Adelaide; Greg McCourt, Bovis Lend Lease; Garry Putland, Education.au; Annalise Gehling,Fielding Nair International; Clare Newton, University of Melbourne; Dr. Deirdre Barron, Swinburne University and Richard Leonard, CEFPI.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726966</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>With the Federal Government's Building the Education Revolution stimulus package impacting Australia's 9,500 schools, this forum provides a platform to explore the broader connection between school design and contemporary learning. Presenters include: Gillian Mitchell, DEEWR; Greg Whitby, Diocese of Parramatta; Ray Trotter, Wooranna Park Primary School; Rob Thomas, Australian Technical College Northern Adelaide; Greg McCourt, Bovis Lend Lease; Garry Putland, Education.au; Annalise Gehling,Fielding Nair International; Clare Newton, University of Melbourne; Dr. Deirdre Barron, Swinburne University and Richard Leonard, CEFPI.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>School planning, design and construction forum</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-21</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">School buildings,Buildings,Building design</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Vibe Savoy Hotel</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-05</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726924" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>In the Zone Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.zone.uwa.edu.au/</link>
         <description>This international public policy conference is hosted by the University of Western Australia. The conference aims to stimulate debate on the public policy, geopolitical and business challenges facing Australia and its major trading partners. The themes for the 2009 conference are 'Crisis, Opportunity and the New World Order'.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726924</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This international public policy conference is hosted by the University of Western Australia. The conference aims to stimulate debate on the public policy, geopolitical and business challenges facing Australia and its major trading partners. The themes for the 2009 conference are 'Crisis, Opportunity and the New World Order'.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>In the Zone Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-05-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Economic change,Economic climate,Economic impact,International trade,Economic opportunities</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Western Australia</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Perth</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The University of Western Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.uwa.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-05-04</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726875" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Lessons from Learning and Development</title>
         <link>http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/programs/ltf/learning-to-learn/</link>
         <description>Part of the free Learning to Learn series presented by the State Library of Victoria. Adult learning and development programs and consultancies in the workplace have become standard practices for organisational effectiveness. What trends are coming out of these experiences, and what does this suggest about developing leadership capabilities? Interact with panellists Frank Wyatt, Managing Director, Enterprise Partnerships; Lea Thorpe, Principal, Nous Group; and John Martin, Upton-Martin Consulting.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726875</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Part of the free Learning to Learn series presented by the State Library of Victoria. Adult learning and development programs and consultancies in the workplace have become standard practices for organisational effectiveness. What trends are coming out of these experiences, and what does this suggest about developing leadership capabilities? Interact with panellists Frank Wyatt, Managing Director, Enterprise Partnerships; Lea Thorpe, Principal, Nous Group; and John Martin, Upton-Martin Consulting.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Lessons from Learning and Development</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-25</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-30</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Education,Learning strategies,Lifelong learning,,Leadership,Directors (Organisations),Change management</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school,VET,ACE,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Experimedia, State Library of Victoria</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Entry 1, 328 Swanston Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>State Library of Victoria</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-30</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726874" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Developing the Knowledge Economy Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.informa.com.au/conferences/education/developing-the-knowledge-economy-conference</link>
         <description>The conference is intended to promote the significance of knowledge engagement activities - known as the 'third stream'- in terms of enriching our culture and our way of life. The conference will include: A global economic outlook on the knowledge economy; International perspectives on the meaning of 'third stream activities'; Ways to develop a sustainable economy with 'knowledge' at the centre; Views on public policy &amp; partnerships with government; A discussion concerning rural communities &amp; the significance of third stream activities; Case studies on facilitating knowledge transfer activities; Sessions on successfully developing knowledge sectors through third stream activities in the current economic downturn.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726874</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference is intended to promote the significance of knowledge engagement activities - known as the 'third stream'- in terms of enriching our culture and our way of life. The conference will include: A global economic outlook on the knowledge economy; International perspectives on the meaning of 'third stream activities'; Ways to develop a sustainable economy with 'knowledge' at the centre; Views on public policy &amp; partnerships with government; A discussion concerning rural communities &amp; the significance of third stream activities; Case studies on facilitating knowledge transfer activities; Sessions on successfully developing knowledge sectors through third stream activities in the current economic downturn.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Developing the Knowledge Economy Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-30</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Knowledge engagement,Third stream</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Knowledge economy,Economic climate,Economic progress,Knowledge management,Cultural context,Australian culture,Economic development,Sustainable development,Public policy,Educational policy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,VET,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Woodward Centre, University of Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Pelham Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Informa Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.informa.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>University of Melbourne. Office of Knowledge Transfer &amp; Partnerships</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Business Higher Education Round Table</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-30</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726873" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Engaging International Students</title>
         <link>http://www.slv.vic.gov.au/programs/ltf/learning-to-learn/</link>
         <description>Part of the free Learning to Learn series presented by the State Library of Victoria. International schools and colleges have steadily populated Victoria, offering integrated learning and language packages to thousands of overseas students, and developing unique teaching and learning practices. What are the challenges in delivering these types of experiences, and what impact is it having on other institutions? Interact with panellists Carol Aeschliman, Independent Learning and E-Learning Coordinator, Swinburne College; Melissa Soh, Research and Development Consultant, Diversity@Work; and Melissa Clare, Acting Director of Studies ELICOS, AMES International.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726873</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Part of the free Learning to Learn series presented by the State Library of Victoria. International schools and colleges have steadily populated Victoria, offering integrated learning and language packages to thousands of overseas students, and developing unique teaching and learning practices. What are the challenges in delivering these types of experiences, and what impact is it having on other institutions? Interact with panellists Carol Aeschliman, Independent Learning and E-Learning Coordinator, Swinburne College; Melissa Soh, Research and Development Consultant, Diversity@Work; and Melissa Clare, Acting Director of Studies ELICOS, AMES International.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Engaging International Students</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-30</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Education,Learning strategies,Lifelong learning,,International schools,International students,International curriculum</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school,VET,ACE,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Experimedia, State Library of Victoria</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Entry 1, 328 Swanston Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>State Library of Victoria</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-30</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726866" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Oodles of Moodle Day</title>
         <link>http://www.vitta.org.au/trainingevents/id/87</link>
         <description>VITTA has brought together a panel of experts to help you set up Moodle in your school and if you have Moodle set up, take you to the next step. Moodle is an open source Content Management System, a Learning Management System and a Virtual Learning Environment. It is used throughout the world by schools and universities and it will greatly enhance the teaching and learning at your schools. Also learn to start or enhance your Personal Learning Network by using edna's me.edu.au, a professional networking site for educators. The panel includes a variety of educators, primary and secondary teachers who will share their Moodle expertise with you.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726866</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>VITTA has brought together a panel of experts to help you set up Moodle in your school and if you have Moodle set up, take you to the next step. Moodle is an open source Content Management System, a Learning Management System and a Virtual Learning Environment. It is used throughout the world by schools and universities and it will greatly enhance the teaching and learning at your schools. Also learn to start or enhance your Personal Learning Network by using edna's me.edu.au, a professional networking site for educators. The panel includes a variety of educators, primary and secondary teachers who will share their Moodle expertise with you.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Oodles of Moodle Day</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-22</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Learning management systems,Online teacher networks,Computer networks</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">ICT in education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Forest Hill College</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">178 -180 Mahoneys Rd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Burwood East</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3151</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>VITTA</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-29</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726860" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 Policy and Research Forum: Research partnerships</title>
         <link>http://www.education.vic.gov.au/studentlearning/research/researchforum_ResearchPartnershipsForum.htm</link>
         <description>This 2009 Research Partnerships Forum is titled 'Advancing 0-18 Learning and Development'. Find out how new research findings are advancing the Blueprint's 0-18 learning and development agenda and how it can inform and support you in your workplace. Presentations from schools, universities and research organisations will cover a range of topics including developmental curriculum, transition points, meeting diverse needs, family-school partnerships, and inclusion strategies for students in the middle years. Research reports, resources and tools will be available at the forum. You will also find out about the partnership arrangements the Department has in place with universities and research organisations, together with funding opportunities available for education and early childhood practitioners to undertake future research.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726860</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This 2009 Research Partnerships Forum is titled 'Advancing 0-18 Learning and Development'. Find out how new research findings are advancing the Blueprint's 0-18 learning and development agenda and how it can inform and support you in your workplace. Presentations from schools, universities and research organisations will cover a range of topics including developmental curriculum, transition points, meeting diverse needs, family-school partnerships, and inclusion strategies for students in the middle years. Research reports, resources and tools will be available at the forum. You will also find out about the partnership arrangements the Department has in place with universities and research organisations, together with funding opportunities available for education and early childhood practitioners to undertake future research.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 Policy and Research Forum: Research partnerships</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-21</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>research, evidence base</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Sofitel Hotel</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Department of Education and Early Childhood Development, State of Victoria</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Ausralia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-29</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726855" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>History Teachers Association of Victoria conference</title>
         <link>http://www.htav.asn.au/conference/cid/124/parent/1/t/conferenceinfo/l/layout</link>
         <description>The 2009 theme of the History Teachers Association of Victoria conference is 'History in the making'.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726855</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 theme of the History Teachers Association of Victoria conference is 'History in the making'.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>History Teachers Association of Victoria conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">History</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-29</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726839" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>eResearch Australasia 2009 - No boundaries</title>
         <link>http://www.eresearch.edu.au/</link>
         <description>This year's theme is No boundaries. What challenges are raised by a world with no boundaries? What potential can we unlock? The conference features speakers and demonstrations from the Australian and international eResearch community.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726839</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This year's theme is No boundaries. What challenges are raised by a world with no boundaries? What potential can we unlock? The conference features speakers and demonstrations from the Australian and international eResearch community.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>eResearch Australasia 2009 - No boundaries</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-09</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Research,Academic staff publishing,International cooperation</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Novotel Manly Pacific</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The University of Queensland</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.uq.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-29</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726834" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Future Directions in Literacy Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.proflearn.edsw.usyd.edu.au/teachers/2009/future_directions_literacy.shtml</link>
         <description>This conference aims to stimulate professional conversations about future developments in literacy pedagogy and practice in an international context. The program will provide an opportunity for teachers, students, academics and policy makers to share concerns as well as potential solutions to the current challenges facing literacy educators; thematically link keynotes to other presentations and workshops to clearly establish links between theory and practice. The scope of papers, workshops and presentations will cover issues pertinent to K8: infants to the middle years. Presented by the Division of Professional Learning The University of Sydney.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726834</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference aims to stimulate professional conversations about future developments in literacy pedagogy and practice in an international context. The program will provide an opportunity for teachers, students, academics and policy makers to share concerns as well as potential solutions to the current challenges facing literacy educators; thematically link keynotes to other presentations and workshops to clearly establish links between theory and practice. The scope of papers, workshops and presentations will cover issues pertinent to K8: infants to the middle years. Presented by the Division of Professional Learning The University of Sydney.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Future Directions in Literacy Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-29</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Literacy,Literacy support teachers</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The University of Sydney.</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-29</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/714388" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2nd National Indigenous Family and Community Strengths Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.newcastle.edu.au/centre/fac/conferences/ifcs2/index.html</link>
         <description>The inaugural Indigenous Family and Community Strengths Conference, held in 2008 was a great success. Due to the overwhelmingly positive feedback and support for this event, the Family Action Centre will keep the momentum moving and will continue to share stories, successes and strengths of Indigenous families and communities. The theme is: Strong Stories, Strong Mob, Strong Kids: GROWING UP TOGETHER. Join us in the next phase of this journey by emailing your expression of interest to attend the 2nd National Indigenous Family and Community Strengths Conference.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/714388</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The inaugural Indigenous Family and Community Strengths Conference, held in 2008 was a great success. Due to the overwhelmingly positive feedback and support for this event, the Family Action Centre will keep the momentum moving and will continue to share stories, successes and strengths of Indigenous families and communities. The theme is: Strong Stories, Strong Mob, Strong Kids: GROWING UP TOGETHER. Join us in the next phase of this journey by emailing your expression of interest to attend the 2nd National Indigenous Family and Community Strengths Conference.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2nd National Indigenous Family and Community Strengths Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-12-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous, community</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school, preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">University of Newcastle</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Callaghan</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Family Action Centre, University of Newcastle</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-28</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726815" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ICT Careers Week 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.ictcareersweek.info/</link>
         <description>During National ICT Careers Week, ICT companies, professional associations, women in ICT groups, TAFEs, universities, state, territory and federal government agencies will be showing the opportunities available to young people in ICT. There are a range of events in the different states and territories. These events include career days, conferences, seminars for career counsellors, information days, open house in companies and more.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726815</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>During National ICT Careers Week, ICT companies, professional associations, women in ICT groups, TAFEs, universities, state, territory and federal government agencies will be showing the opportunities available to young people in ICT. There are a range of events in the different states and territories. These events include career days, conferences, seminars for career counsellors, information days, open house in companies and more.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ICT Careers Week 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Career path follow up,Career profile,Career,Career exploration</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">parent/carer,student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,VET,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT,NSW,NT,QLD, SA,TAS,VIC,WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Computer Society (ACS)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acs.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-27</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726702" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Inclusive Learning Technologies Conference 2010</title>
         <link>http://www.spectronicsinoz.com/conference/</link>
         <description>the conference focuses specifically on 'inclusive learning technologies' ? technologies designed to advance independent achievement for people with disabilities and/or students with learning difficulties. It includes sessions looking at these technologies in the following three interest streams. Struggling Students, People with Complex Communication Needs, and People with Disabilities.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726702</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>the conference focuses specifically on 'inclusive learning technologies' ? technologies designed to advance independent achievement for people with disabilities and/or students with learning difficulties. It includes sessions looking at these technologies in the following three interest streams. Struggling Students, People with Complex Communication Needs, and People with Disabilities.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Inclusive Learning Technologies Conference 2010</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-05-25</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Inclusive curriculum,Educational technology,Learning problems,Educationally disadvantaged,Learning disabilities</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Surfers Paradise Marriott Resort</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Surfers Paradise</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Spectronics</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.spectronicsinoz.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-17</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726691" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ACODE 51 - 'Online Assessment'</title>
         <link>http://hub.acode.edu.au/</link>
         <description>Prof Susan Stoney - convenor.Along with the ACODE Business Dinner, a Lectopia presentation/demonstration is likely to be incorporated on one of the evenings during ACODE 51.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726691</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Prof Susan Stoney - convenor.Along with the ACODE Business Dinner, a Lectopia presentation/demonstration is likely to be incorporated on one of the evenings during ACODE 51.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ACODE 51 - 'Online Assessment'</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-16</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University outcomes assessment,Student assessment,Educational assessment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Edith Cowan University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Perth</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>ACODE</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acode.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-17</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726690" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ACODE 50 - 'Lost in Space - Teaching &amp; Learning Spaces'</title>
         <link>http://hub.acode.edu.au/</link>
         <description>Beth Cavallari - convenor. How do you start designing teaching and learning spaces? What are the requirements, the motivation, the obligations? What outcomes are you looking for? Things to consider include - flexibility, collaboration, communication, formality, technology, universal design, cultural needs, class sizes, group and independent study, OH&amp;S, security, upkeep and upgrading, support, longevity, funding. What can you add to this list? What are the issues, advantages and constraints inherent in these areas? As well as to Learning and Teaching Units, this theme should be of interest to AV managers, teaching rooms advisory groups; learning spaces advisory groups; VET; TAFE manager-level (sector wide). There is likely to be a presentation/demonstration by an AV supplier on the night before ACODE 50.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726690</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Beth Cavallari - convenor. How do you start designing teaching and learning spaces? What are the requirements, the motivation, the obligations? What outcomes are you looking for? Things to consider include - flexibility, collaboration, communication, formality, technology, universal design, cultural needs, class sizes, group and independent study, OH&amp;S, security, upkeep and upgrading, support, longevity, funding. What can you add to this list? What are the issues, advantages and constraints inherent in these areas? As well as to Learning and Teaching Units, this theme should be of interest to AV managers, teaching rooms advisory groups; learning spaces advisory groups; VET; TAFE manager-level (sector wide). There is likely to be a presentation/demonstration by an AV supplier on the night before ACODE 50.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ACODE 50 - 'Lost in Space - Teaching &amp; Learning Spaces'</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University teaching,University curriculum,Teaching process,Educational technology,Teaching innovations,Teaching effectiveness,Teaching systems</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Queensland</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>ACODE</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acode.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-17</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726631" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Engaging with Indigenous Australians, and understanding their beliefs and cultures</title>
         <link>http://www.diversityconnect.com.au/documents/Flyers/ws-20090728-flier.pdf</link>
         <description>Presented by Trevor Pearce, an experienced Indigenous trainer, this professional development workshop will include: the challenges faced by Indigenous Australias in accessing services, Indigenous family structures, Indigenous cultureal sensitivities, suggested approaches for making workplaces more culturally sensitive, challenging myths and stereotypes, correct terminology, various case studies and success stories.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726631</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Presented by Trevor Pearce, an experienced Indigenous trainer, this professional development workshop will include: the challenges faced by Indigenous Australias in accessing services, Indigenous family structures, Indigenous cultureal sensitivities, suggested approaches for making workplaces more culturally sensitive, challenging myths and stereotypes, correct terminology, various case studies and success stories.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Engaging with Indigenous Australians, and understanding their beliefs and cultures</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-14</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous, cultural awareness</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Hume Global Learning Centre, 1093 Pascoe Vale Rd, Broadmeadows,</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Diversity Connect International</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-14</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726607" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Global Philanthropic - Advancement Services Course</title>
         <link>http://guest.cvent.com/EVENTS/Info/Invitation.aspx?e=9495746b-48b5-44ee-a133-c1ff2414cdd0</link>
         <description>Designed by fundraising and research experts, the Course will take a hands on approach to give participants a full understanding of the donor cycle, including research, acquisition and stewardship as well as database management and gift processing.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726607</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Designed by fundraising and research experts, the Course will take a hands on approach to give participants a full understanding of the donor cycle, including research, acquisition and stewardship as well as database management and gift processing.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Global Philanthropic - Advancement Services Course</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Fund raising,Institutional advancement,Organisational communication,Public relations,Educational marketing</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Global Philanthropic</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://globalphilanthropic.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726606" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Global Philanthropic - Fundraising Development for Academic Leaders</title>
         <link>http://guest.cvent.com/EVENTS/Info/Invitation.aspx?e=5e984ced-19e5-4964-a593-bba85ac09f10</link>
         <description>This one-day fundraising seminar is specifically designed for Deans, Heads of Department or School, Directors of Research Institutes and other Academic Leaders.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726606</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This one-day fundraising seminar is specifically designed for Deans, Heads of Department or School, Directors of Research Institutes and other Academic Leaders.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Global Philanthropic - Fundraising Development for Academic Leaders</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Fund raising</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The Queensland Club</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Global Philanthropic</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://globalphilanthropic.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726605" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Global Philanthropic - Third Fundraising School for Higher Education</title>
         <link>http://guest.cvent.com/EVENTS/Info/Invitation.aspx?e=26042832-2a39-45a7-99cf-86309222d705</link>
         <description>This is an intensive four-day training course designed for those who are relatively new to a fundraising, alumni relations or related role in a tertiary institution.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726605</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This is an intensive four-day training course designed for those who are relatively new to a fundraising, alumni relations or related role in a tertiary institution.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Global Philanthropic - Third Fundraising School for Higher Education</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Fund raising</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Stamford Plaza</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Global Philanthropic</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://globalphilanthropic.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/701291" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>CEIEC Annual International Early Childhood Conference 2009: Honoring the child, honoring equity 9</title>
         <link>http://www.edfac.unimelb.edu.au/ceiec/conferences/conf09/index.html</link>
         <description>The 2009 CEIEC Annual International Early Childhood Conference will focus on: 'Honoring the Child, Honoring Equity 9: Children's rights in research, policy and practice'. The Conference invites seminars, colloquia, workshops, learning circles and posters that explore the issues and questions that address the broad conference themes of the place of children's rights, human rights and equity throughout the early childhood and children's services field. Papers that explore these themes as they apply to pedagogies, practices, programs, policies, theories and research will be especially welcomed.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/701291</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 CEIEC Annual International Early Childhood Conference will focus on: 'Honoring the Child, Honoring Equity 9: Children's rights in research, policy and practice'. The Conference invites seminars, colloquia, workshops, learning circles and posters that explore the issues and questions that address the broad conference themes of the place of children's rights, human rights and equity throughout the early childhood and children's services field. Papers that explore these themes as they apply to pedagogies, practices, programs, policies, theories and research will be especially welcomed.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>CEIEC Annual International Early Childhood Conference 2009: Honoring the child, honoring equity 9</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Early Childhood Education, research, Children's rights</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">The University of Melbourne, Parkville</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Centre for Equity and Innovation in Early Childhood</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-09</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726594" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2nd International ISCI Conference: Counting children in! Child indicators: Research, theory, policy and practice</title>
         <link>http://www.isci09.com/</link>
         <description>The themes of this 2nd conference of the International Society for Child Indicators are: Theoretical, conceptual and empirical issues in the development of child indicators; Measurement issues at levels of individual, family, community and globally; Diversity as a challenge to the construction and implementation of indicators. There will be expert speakers from a range of backgrounds, contributed paper streams, and opportunities for dialogue and networking.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726594</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The themes of this 2nd conference of the International Society for Child Indicators are: Theoretical, conceptual and empirical issues in the development of child indicators; Measurement issues at levels of individual, family, community and globally; Diversity as a challenge to the construction and implementation of indicators. There will be expert speakers from a range of backgrounds, contributed paper streams, and opportunities for dialogue and networking.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2nd International ISCI Conference: Counting children in! Child indicators: Research, theory, policy and practice</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">children, Educational research,Social indicators</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">University of Western Sydney, Parramatta campus</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>University of Western Sydney</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-08</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726584" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Landscape of rights: Rights for living, learning and building democracy for children, families and communities</title>
         <link>http://www.reaie.org.au/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=view&amp;id=96&amp;Itemid=179</link>
         <description>The child has the right to be an individual - an individual within a group - a creator of culture. Educators from Reggio Emilia and Australia will explore what it means to have a strong and positive image of children and advocate for their rights both as citizens and in realising their potentials - their right to childhood, the time to be a child, the right to now.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726584</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The child has the right to be an individual - an individual within a group - a creator of culture. Educators from Reggio Emilia and Australia will explore what it means to have a strong and positive image of children and advocate for their rights both as citizens and in realising their potentials - their right to childhood, the time to be a child, the right to now.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Landscape of rights: Rights for living, learning and building democracy for children, families and communities</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-09</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Reggio Emilia</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Adelaide Convention Centre, North Terrace</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Reggio Emilia Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-08</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726573" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Conference 2009: Careers Advisers NSW</title>
         <link>http://www.caa.nsw.edu.au/index.pl?page=881</link>
         <description>Conference 2009 is open to all Careers Advisers in NSW and beyond, and all other interested people. More information will be placed on website as it becomes available.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726573</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Conference 2009 is open to all Careers Advisers in NSW and beyond, and all other interested people. More information will be placed on website as it becomes available.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Conference 2009: Careers Advisers NSW</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Career development,Career education,Career</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience>adviser</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Novotel Hotel Northbeach</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Cliff Rd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2500</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Wollongong</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Career Advisers Assoication of NSW Inc.</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>www.caa.nsw.edu.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-08</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Australian Universities Community Engagement Alliance (AUCEA) 2009 National Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.unisa.edu.au/auceaconference/</link>
         <description>Under the conference theme - Strategic Directions in Regional Engagement through Business, Industry and Community Partnerships - participants will explore the latest scholarship and practical application of community engagement in action.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726493</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Under the conference theme - Strategic Directions in Regional Engagement through Business, Industry and Community Partnerships - participants will explore the latest scholarship and practical application of community engagement in action.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Universities Community Engagement Alliance (AUCEA) 2009 National Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-04-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University community relationship,Community involvement,University business relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of South Australia, Centre for Regional Engagement</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Whyalla</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>UniSA</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.unisa.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-04-02</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726365" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ACODE Institute 2009 - A Learning Technologies Leadership Institute</title>
         <link>http://hub.acode.edu.au/mod/resource/view.php?id=254</link>
         <description>The ACODE Institute 2009 will provide a live-in professional development experience for staff of higher education institutions in Australasia engaged in a variety of roles involving the deployment of learning technologies.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726365</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACODE Institute 2009 will provide a live-in professional development experience for staff of higher education institutions in Australasia engaged in a variety of roles involving the deployment of learning technologies.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ACODE Institute 2009 - A Learning Technologies Leadership Institute</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">ICT in education,University teaching,Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Outrigger Twin Towns Resort, Tweed Heads</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Coolangatta</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>ACODE</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acode.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-25</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Great beginnings: Beginning teachers conferences</title>
         <link>http://www.decs.sa.gov.au/portal/employmentopps.asp?group=shr&amp;id=conferences</link>
         <description>This conference provides an opportunity for teachers in their first three years to engage in valuable professional development and to network with other new teachers from around the state.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726363</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference provides an opportunity for teachers in their first three years to engage in valuable professional development and to network with other new teachers from around the state.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Great beginnings: Beginning teachers conferences</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Beginning teachers,Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Department of Education and Children's Services, South Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.decs.sa.gov.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-25</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Ian Harrison Memorial Choral Workshop</title>
         <link>http://www.kodaly.org.au/</link>
         <description>This is the inaugural Ian Harrison Memorial Choral Workshop which is planned to be held annually. Out of little things, big things grow! Are you time and resource poor? The workshop will help you with ideas, particularly if your budget is small! Explore repertoire choice and warm-up exercises to get the most out of the limited time you have. This workshop will help you achieve great results.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726341</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This is the inaugural Ian Harrison Memorial Choral Workshop which is planned to be held annually. Out of little things, big things grow! Are you time and resource poor? The workshop will help you with ideas, particularly if your budget is small! Explore repertoire choice and warm-up exercises to get the most out of the limited time you have. This workshop will help you achieve great results.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Ian Harrison Memorial Choral Workshop</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-05</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Music education, Music activities, Kodaly method</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Coatesville Primary School</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Mackie Road</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">East Bentleigh</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Kodaly Music Education Institute of Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.kodaly.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>KMEIA Early Childhood Workshop no.4</title>
         <link>http://www.kodaly.org.au/eventsnew/index.php?action=detailed&amp;ID=96&amp;state=2</link>
         <description>The final workshop for the year. Ideas for performance presentations ideal for the pre-school children by Anna Mlynek-Kalman.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726340</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The final workshop for the year. Ideas for performance presentations ideal for the pre-school children by Anna Mlynek-Kalman.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>KMEIA Early Childhood Workshop no.4</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-23</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Music education, Music activities, Kodaly method</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Music Works Magic</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">263 Glenhuntly Rd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Elsternwick</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Kodaly Music Education Institute of Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.kodaly.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Kodaly Early Childhood Workshop No. 3</title>
         <link>http://www.kodaly.org.au/index.php?option=com_wrapper&amp;view=wrapper&amp;Itemid=61&lt;&gt;http://url.edna.edu.au/jb46</link>
         <description>The third of a series of four workshops. This workshop will include ideas for using instruments with young children as well as traditional singing games.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723259</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The third of a series of four workshops. This workshop will include ideas for using instruments with young children as well as traditional singing games.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kodaly Early Childhood Workshop No. 3</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Early childhood education,Music,Songs,Dance</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Music Works Magic</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">263 Glenhuntly Rd,</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Elsternwick</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.kodaly.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>17th Annual Marimba Camp</title>
         <link>http://www.vosa.org/events/?do=eventView&amp;action=detailed&amp;ID=121</link>
         <description>The camps cater for people of all ages and backgrounds (including families) and require only an interest in marimbas and music making. Specific sessions are offered to teachers, and educational resources (including references and recordings produced by Jon and Andy) will be available for purchase. Workshops are a great way for teachers to gather ideas. Marimba camps have been held each year since 1993, with Jon and Andy as principal teachers.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/720164</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The camps cater for people of all ages and backgrounds (including families) and require only an interest in marimbas and music making. Specific sessions are offered to teachers, and educational resources (including references and recordings produced by Jon and Andy) will be available for purchase. Workshops are a great way for teachers to gather ideas. Marimba camps have been held each year since 1993, with Jon and Andy as principal teachers.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>17th Annual Marimba Camp</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-17</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Music,Music activities,Music techniques,Music education,Music teachers</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Candlebark Farm, Healesville</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Victorian Orff Schulwerk Association</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.vosa.org/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Science in the Bush - Primary school program</title>
         <link>http://scienceinthebush.net/</link>
         <description>This is a hands-on science experience for primary school students. It provides students with an opportunity to engage with the science and research in their local area first hand.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726337</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This is a hands-on science experience for primary school students. It provides students with an opportunity to engage with the science and research in their local area first hand.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Science in the Bush - Primary school program</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-06-23</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>science, excursions, science students</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Charles Sturt University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Wagga Wagga</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Science in the Bush</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>www.scienceinthebush.net/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726334" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 School Marketing Aforia</title>
         <link>http://www.marketingschools.net/</link>
         <description>An Aforia is a unique, interactive, hands-on conference where we look inside different market-oriented schools and experience their marketing strategies first-hand.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726334</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>An Aforia is a unique, interactive, hands-on conference where we look inside different market-oriented schools and experience their marketing strategies first-hand.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 School Marketing Aforia</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-12</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scis">Marketing</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.marketingschools.net/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>More than gadgets - Assistive technology tools for access and learning</title>
         <link>http://www.morethangadgets.com/</link>
         <description>This conference will provide opportunities locally for participants to access state of the art information on what assistive technology and methods are available to support education; broaden their knowledge and skills in the use of assistive technology in learning contexts to support students with disabilities, learning difficulties and medical conditions; and increase their understanding of the background of Assistive Technology in the areas of policy, funding and Universal Design for Learning.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726333</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference will provide opportunities locally for participants to access state of the art information on what assistive technology and methods are available to support education; broaden their knowledge and skills in the use of assistive technology in learning contexts to support students with disabilities, learning difficulties and medical conditions; and increase their understanding of the background of Assistive Technology in the areas of policy, funding and Universal Design for Learning.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>More than gadgets - Assistive technology tools for access and learning</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>assistive technologies, disabilities, learning difficulties, special learning needs,</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Esplanade Hotel</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Freemantle</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.morethangadgets.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Science in the City at Sydney - High School Program</title>
         <link>http://www.scienceinthecity.net/events/high_school.cfm</link>
         <description>Hands-on science experience for senior secondary school students in Sydney. It provides students with an opportunity to engage with the science and research currently undertaken in their local area.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/718491</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Hands-on science experience for senior secondary school students in Sydney. It provides students with an opportunity to engage with the science and research currently undertaken in their local area.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Science in the City at Sydney - High School Program</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-24</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>science, excursions, senior secondary science students</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Australian Museum</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Science in the City</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.scienceinthecity.net/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-24</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Social learning technologies - Adelaide</title>
         <link>http://www.recognise-it.com.au/index.php?option=com_2j_tabs&amp;Itemid=49</link>
         <description>The course covers: Introduction to social learning technologies and the influence this technology can have on the learning environment; How social learning websites engage learners and explore requirements for implementing social learning within your organisation; Background in the legal and policy issues that influence the implementation of social learning technologies.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726274</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The course covers: Introduction to social learning technologies and the influence this technology can have on the learning environment; How social learning websites engage learners and explore requirements for implementing social learning within your organisation; Background in the legal and policy issues that influence the implementation of social learning technologies.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Social learning technologies - Adelaide</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>social learning, ICT in education, Web 2.0, Facebook, MySpace</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.recognise-it.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>Mahara eportfolios for teachers - Adelaide</title>
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         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>Mahara eportfolios for teachers - Melbourne</title>
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         <title>Mahara eportfolios for teachers - Brisbane</title>
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         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>Australasian Association for Institutional Research (AAIR) 2009 Annual Forum</title>
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         <title>Engineering for sustainable solutions</title>
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         <dc:publisher>University of Technology</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <dc:description>This conference covers: How to understand what makes different and difficult parents, colleagues and students 'tick'; How to communicate with different and difficult personality types; How to get people to take notice and listen; How to get along with people you may not even like; How to persuade and influence different types of people.</dc:description>
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         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <dc:date>2009-07-23</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-16</dc:date>
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         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
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         <title>Murray-Darling Basin Authority international river health conference</title>
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         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>R.E. Ross Trust Seminar 2009: Responding to the early years agenda: System change at a community level</title>
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         <dc:description>Keynote speaker: Naomi Eisenstadt, Director, Social Exclusion Taskforce, Cabinet Office, UK. This seminar will provide an overview of the challenges and achievements to-date in delivering early childhood systems' change through policy and practice direction, in both the UK and Victoria.</dc:description>
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         <ev:location refinement="address">Etihad Stadium (formerly Telstra Dome)</ev:location>
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         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
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         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>2009 Junior Landcare NSW Youth Environment Conference - Sydney</title>
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         <description>The 2009 Junior Landcare New South Wales Youth Environment Conference is the culmination of a process. This process involves students working with expert mentors many months prior to the event, and results in children who are motivated, have high self esteem and respect for others. Using the Kids Teaching Kids model, the 2009 SA Youth Environment Conference will provide students with skills in environmental education, but more importantly it will build students who are optimistic, have a sense of future, are capable public speakers and can communicate ideas in many different forms.</description>
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         <dc:description>The 2009 Junior Landcare New South Wales Youth Environment Conference is the culmination of a process. This process involves students working with expert mentors many months prior to the event, and results in children who are motivated, have high self esteem and respect for others. Using the Kids Teaching Kids model, the 2009 SA Youth Environment Conference will provide students with skills in environmental education, but more importantly it will build students who are optimistic, have a sense of future, are capable public speakers and can communicate ideas in many different forms.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 Junior Landcare NSW Youth Environment Conference - Sydney</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-15</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>environment, environmental education, landcare</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Sustainable development</dc:subject>
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         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>One Life, One World, Our Future</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.onelifeoneworldourfuture.com</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>2009 Junior Landcare Victorian Youth Environment Conference - Lorne</title>
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         <description>The 2009 Junior Landcare Victorian Youth Environment Conference is the culmination of a process. This process involves students working with expert mentors many months prior to the event, and results in children who are motivated, have high self esteem and respect for others. Using the Kids Teaching Kids model, the 2009 SA Youth Environment Conference will provide students with skills in environmental education, but more importantly it will build students who are optimistic, have a sense of future, are capable public speakers and can communicate ideas in many different forms.</description>
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         <dc:title>2009 Junior Landcare Victorian Youth Environment Conference - Lorne</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-15</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>environment, environmental education, landcare</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Sustainable development</dc:subject>
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         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>One Life, One World, Our Future</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.onelifeoneworldourfuture.com</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>2009 South Australian Youth Environment Conference</title>
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         <description>The 2009 SA Youth Environment Conference is the culmination of a process. This process involves students working with expert mentors many months prior to the event, and results in children who are motivated, have high self esteem and respect for others. Using the Kids Teaching Kids model, the 2009 SA Youth Environment Conference will provide students with skills in environmental education, but more importantly it will build students who are optimistic, have a sense of future, are capable public speakers and can communicate ideas in many different forms.</description>
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         <dc:title>2009 South Australian Youth Environment Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-06-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-15</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>environment, environmental education</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Sustainable development</dc:subject>
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         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>One Life, One World, Our Future</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.onelifeoneworldourfuture.com</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>Connections, content, conversations - VALA2010 conference</title>
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         <dc:description>VALA aims to promote the use and understanding of information technology as it applies to practitioners in the library and information dissemination industries.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Connections, content, conversations - VALA2010 conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-02-09</dc:date>
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         <ev:location>Melbourne Exhibition &amp; Convention Centre</ev:location>
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         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
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         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>Teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding (7-9)</title>
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         <description>As part of a framework for effective literacy instruction, Diane Snowball and Faye Bolton are conducting a 1 day seminar on teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding for years 7-9. Research finds that vocabulary, fluency, decoding and comprehension are inextricably linked, and therefore it is essential to teach these elements of the reading curriculum. Suitable for 7-9 teachers, curriculum coordinators, coaches, instructional leaders.</description>
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         <dc:description>As part of a framework for effective literacy instruction, Diane Snowball and Faye Bolton are conducting a 1 day seminar on teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding for years 7-9. Research finds that vocabulary, fluency, decoding and comprehension are inextricably linked, and therefore it is essential to teach these elements of the reading curriculum. Suitable for 7-9 teachers, curriculum coordinators, coaches, instructional leaders.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding (7-9)</dc:title>
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         <ev:location>Moonee Valley Racing Club</ev:location>
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         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3039</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
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         <dc:publisher>Professional Learning Effective Teaching</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
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         <title>Teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding (3-6)</title>
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         <description>As part of a framework for effective literacy instruction, Diane Snowball and Faye Bolton are conducting a 1 day seminar on teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding for years 3-6. Research finds that vocabulary, fluency, decoding and comprehension are inextricably linked, and therefore it is essential to teach these elements of the reading curriculum. Suitable for 3-6 teachers, curriculum coordinators, coaches, instructional leaders.</description>
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         <dc:description>As part of a framework for effective literacy instruction, Diane Snowball and Faye Bolton are conducting a 1 day seminar on teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding for years 3-6. Research finds that vocabulary, fluency, decoding and comprehension are inextricably linked, and therefore it is essential to teach these elements of the reading curriculum. Suitable for 3-6 teachers, curriculum coordinators, coaches, instructional leaders.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding (3-6)</dc:title>
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         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-14</dc:date>
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         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3039</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.plet.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Professional Learning Effective Teaching</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-14</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/726005" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding (P-2)</title>
         <link>http://www.plet.com.au/plet_Seminars.htm#VFDp2</link>
         <description>As part of a framework for effective literacy instruction, Diane Snowball and Faye Bolton are conducting a 1 day seminar on teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding for years P-2. Research finds that vocabulary, fluency, decoding and comprehension are inextricably linked, and therefore it is essential to teach these elements of the reading curriculum. Suitable for P-2 teachers, curriculum coordinators, coaches, instructional leaders.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/726005</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>As part of a framework for effective literacy instruction, Diane Snowball and Faye Bolton are conducting a 1 day seminar on teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding for years P-2. Research finds that vocabulary, fluency, decoding and comprehension are inextricably linked, and therefore it is essential to teach these elements of the reading curriculum. Suitable for P-2 teachers, curriculum coordinators, coaches, instructional leaders.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Teaching vocabulary, fluency and decoding (P-2)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-12</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-14</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>teaching reading, teaching vocabulary</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scis">Reading skills,Reading,English language - Vocabulary,Vocabulary</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Moonee Valley Racing Club</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">McPherson Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Moonee Ponds,</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">3039</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.plet.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Professional Learning Effective Teaching</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-14</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725989" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>TEMC - Tertiary Education Management Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.temc.org.au/2009/index.php</link>
         <description>The conference will bring together tertiary administrators and facilities managers from across Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region, to discuss how the challenges of how the future can best be met. The conference will have the broad theme of 'sustainability' which in this context will include not only environmental issues, but also strategic planning, financial management, facilities management and technology shift, community and regional engagement, student services, commercial partnering and staff management.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725989</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference will bring together tertiary administrators and facilities managers from across Australia, New Zealand and the Asia-Pacific region, to discuss how the challenges of how the future can best be met. The conference will have the broad theme of 'sustainability' which in this context will include not only environmental issues, but also strategic planning, financial management, facilities management and technology shift, community and regional engagement, student services, commercial partnering and staff management.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>TEMC - Tertiary Education Management Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University administration,University planning,Educational administration,Institutional administration,Universities</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Darwin Convention Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Darwin</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>TEMC - Tertiary Education Management Conference</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.temc.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725979" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Learning Technologies Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.learningtechnologies.com.au/index.cfm</link>
         <description>The Learning Technologies conference aims to investigate new and emerging learning technologies and their use. Participants will be able to learn about the many ways in which learning technologies can support them and make connections with colleagues who have a vast range of experience in the use of learning technologies.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725979</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Learning Technologies conference aims to investigate new and emerging learning technologies and their use. Participants will be able to learn about the many ways in which learning technologies can support them and make connections with colleagues who have a vast range of experience in the use of learning technologies.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Learning Technologies Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Communications,Knowledge management,Technology,Information networks,Networks</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sunshine Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Learning Technologies</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.learningtechnologies.com.au/index.cfm</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725966" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Annual conference of Australian Council of Deans of Education (ACDE) 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.acde.edu.au/conference.html</link>
         <description>The conference will consist of expert presentations, panel discussions, focussed Dean's discussions and plenary sessions.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725966</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference will consist of expert presentations, panel discussions, focussed Dean's discussions and plenary sessions.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Annual conference of Australian Council of Deans of Education (ACDE) 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-11</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Deans,Education,Conferences</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Old Parliament House</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>ACDE</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acde.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-11</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725941" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Biennial AALL conference: 'Learning together: crossing boundaries through collaborative practices within and beyond the tertiary context'</title>
         <link>http://www.aall.org.au/conferences</link>
         <description>The conference will provide a forum for presentations on: Integrative or parallel programs with faculties; Learning from student experience feedback; Approaches to intervention- proactive vs. reactive; Evaluation as a learning tool; Models of support- What works? Closing the loop between ALL staff and faculty staff; and Learning opportunities from secondary or foundation programs.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725941</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference will provide a forum for presentations on: Integrative or parallel programs with faculties; Learning from student experience feedback; Approaches to intervention- proactive vs. reactive; Evaluation as a learning tool; Models of support- What works? Closing the loop between ALL staff and faculty staff; and Learning opportunities from secondary or foundation programs.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Biennial AALL conference: 'Learning together: crossing boundaries through collaborative practices within and beyond the tertiary context'</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-26</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Academic skills,Student support,University teaching,Learning</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Queensland, St Lucia campus</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>AALL</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.aall.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725938" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Wireless world 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.wirelessworld2009.com/</link>
         <description>Wireless World brings together mobile workers, the wireless enterprises and the connected home/office industry, providing them with an effective way to research the market and then choose the best fit technologies, solutions and suppliers. It demonstrates the integration and convergence of wireless, mobile computing, RF and IP solutions and how these can be applied to improve communication and do business.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725938</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Wireless World brings together mobile workers, the wireless enterprises and the connected home/office industry, providing them with an effective way to research the market and then choose the best fit technologies, solutions and suppliers. It demonstrates the integration and convergence of wireless, mobile computing, RF and IP solutions and how these can be applied to improve communication and do business.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Wireless world 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-09</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>wireless, mobile communication, mobiles, RF solutions, IP solutions</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scis">Mobile phones,Intercommunication systems</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,community member,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school, higher education, VET, ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.wirelessworld2009.com/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>Wireless World</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725934" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>The power of positive leadership</title>
         <link>http://www.proteuscentre.com/userfiles/file/POPL.pdf</link>
         <description>The time for real leadership is here and it is more than just managing the 'Status Quo', it is about seeing a brand new picture and finding ways to make that picture come to fruition. Speakers include Peter Sheanan author of 'Gen Y', Heather Swan, adventurer and author Li Cunxin.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725934</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The time for real leadership is here and it is more than just managing the 'Status Quo', it is about seeing a brand new picture and finding ways to make that picture come to fruition. Speakers include Peter Sheanan author of 'Gen Y', Heather Swan, adventurer and author Li Cunxin.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>The power of positive leadership</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>innovation, successful organisations, leading, motivating people,</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scis">Leadership,</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school, higher education, VET, ACE,</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Brisbane Convention and Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Corner Merivale and Glenelg Streets,</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">4000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Proteus Centre</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.proteuscentre.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725814" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>U21 Summer School - Climate Change Adaptation</title>
         <link>http://www.universitas21.com/event/090714SummerSchool.html</link>
         <description>This year's theme is Climate Change Adaptation, a theme which unites people all over the world as we strive to answer a plethora of associated challenges, and it calls for the ingenuity and collaborative spirit of researchers and scholars to come to the fore.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725814</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This year's theme is Climate Change Adaptation, a theme which unites people all over the world as we strive to answer a plethora of associated challenges, and it calls for the ingenuity and collaborative spirit of researchers and scholars to come to the fore.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>U21 Summer School - Climate Change Adaptation</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-03</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Climate,Ecology,Environment,Environmental influences</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>The University of Queensland</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Universitas 21</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.universitas21.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-03</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725786" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>QSITE State conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.qsite.edu.au/conf2009</link>
         <description>The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education state conference theme for 2009 is Beyond the Flashing Lights. Strands will be based around topics including: ICT in the Curriculum, Learning Technologies and e-Learning, School Infrastructure, ICT Leadership, ICT in the Middle Phase, ICT in the Early Phase, and ICT Products.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725786</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Queensland Society for Information Technology in Education state conference theme for 2009 is Beyond the Flashing Lights. Strands will be based around topics including: ICT in the Curriculum, Learning Technologies and e-Learning, School Infrastructure, ICT Leadership, ICT in the Middle Phase, ICT in the Early Phase, and ICT Products.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>QSITE State conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-03-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">ICT in education,Information and communications technology,E learning,Curriculum</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-03-01</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725772" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>11th Path to Full Employment Conference and the 16th National Conference on Unemployment</title>
         <link>http://e1.newcastle.edu.au/coffee/conferences/2009/index.cfm</link>
         <description>The Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE) at the University of Newcastle hosts the 11th Path to Full Employment Conference and the 16th National Conference on Unemployment. This year will be the first for some time that official unemployment rates will rise. The overall predictions are that there could be around a million people unemployed in Australia by year's end. The underemployment rate will also rise. At present, around 10 per cent of the available labour force is unable to get enough work. If this downturn approaches the depth of the 1991 recession, this figure will jump to 20 per cent or more. A strong employment-centric federal response is needed to avoid an escalation in joblessness. This year's conference will be particularly important in sharing ideas from the best researchers in the area about how we can avoid major labour market devastation.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725772</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Centre of Full Employment and Equity (CofFEE) at the University of Newcastle hosts the 11th Path to Full Employment Conference and the 16th National Conference on Unemployment. This year will be the first for some time that official unemployment rates will rise. The overall predictions are that there could be around a million people unemployed in Australia by year's end. The underemployment rate will also rise. At present, around 10 per cent of the available labour force is unable to get enough work. If this downturn approaches the depth of the 1991 recession, this figure will jump to 20 per cent or more. A strong employment-centric federal response is needed to avoid an escalation in joblessness. This year's conference will be particularly important in sharing ideas from the best researchers in the area about how we can avoid major labour market devastation.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>11th Path to Full Employment Conference and the 16th National Conference on Unemployment</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-12-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Unemployment,Employment problems,Labour economics,Education work relationship,Underemployment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Newcastle</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Callaghan Campus</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2308</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Newcastle</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Centre of Full Employment and Equity, The University of Newcastle</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-27</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725759" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Embracing successful strategies in mathematics</title>
         <link>http://www.origoeducation.com/groundworks/</link>
         <description>This conference aims to provide teachers with an opportunity to learn the latest developments of the National Mathematics Curriculum, discover current trends in Mathematics education, find out about new resources and build professional networks.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725759</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference aims to provide teachers with an opportunity to learn the latest developments of the National Mathematics Curriculum, discover current trends in Mathematics education, find out about new resources and build professional networks.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Embracing successful strategies in mathematics</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-29</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-26</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Mathematics,Mathematics curriculum,Numeracy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Hobart</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-26</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725758" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Embracing successful strategies in mathematics</title>
         <link>http://www.origoeducation.com/groundworks/</link>
         <description>This conference aims to provide teachers with an opportunity to learn the latest developments of the National Mathematics Curriculum, discover current trends in Mathematics education, find out about new resources and build professional networks.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725758</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference aims to provide teachers with an opportunity to learn the latest developments of the National Mathematics Curriculum, discover current trends in Mathematics education, find out about new resources and build professional networks.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Embracing successful strategies in mathematics</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-01</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-26</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Mathematics,Mathematics curriculum,Numeracy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-26</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>The Education Show: Melbourne</title>
         <link>http://www.theeducationshow.com.au/</link>
         <description>The Education Show is a major industry event, targeted to education professionals. It will also feature a seminar program focusing on key education issues including curriculum initiatives, school marketing, teaching and learning technologies, school leadership, human resource management and professional learning. The Education Show provides exhibitors servicing the education industry with an unique opportunity to market their resources, products and services to the education sector. Register on the Education Show website for a free entry pass. When you register online you will be sent a bar coded pass which when scanned at The Education Show provides a record of your attendance. After The Education Show you can email team@resourcesforcourses.com.au to request a certificate of attendance as a record of professional development. Free parking provided.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725633</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Education Show is a major industry event, targeted to education professionals. It will also feature a seminar program focusing on key education issues including curriculum initiatives, school marketing, teaching and learning technologies, school leadership, human resource management and professional learning. The Education Show provides exhibitors servicing the education industry with an unique opportunity to market their resources, products and services to the education sector. Register on the Education Show website for a free entry pass. When you register online you will be sent a bar coded pass which when scanned at The Education Show provides a record of your attendance. After The Education Show you can email team@resourcesforcourses.com.au to request a certificate of attendance as a record of professional development. Free parking provided.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>The Education Show: Melbourne</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>education, education industry</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Caufield Racecourse</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Station St</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Caufield, Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>The Education Show</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.educationshow.net.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-17</ad:datedisplay>
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         <title>Voc Ed Learning Group (VELG) National Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.velg.com.au/default.asp?PageID=7</link>
         <description>'Successfully Maintaining Training and Assessment Currency in Vocational Education' is the theme of the 2009 VELG National Conference, which will be held on August 13 and 14 at the Melbourne Convention &amp; Exhibition Centre. The Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) Essential Standards for Registration states that all trainers/assessors of vocational education and training (VET) qualifications must continue to develop their training and assessment competencies. The purpose of reviewing and developing the competencies of registered training organisation (RTO) staff, is to ensure they have the skills and knowledge required to continuously improve the training and assessment they provide.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725580</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>'Successfully Maintaining Training and Assessment Currency in Vocational Education' is the theme of the 2009 VELG National Conference, which will be held on August 13 and 14 at the Melbourne Convention &amp; Exhibition Centre. The Australian Quality Training Framework (AQTF) Essential Standards for Registration states that all trainers/assessors of vocational education and training (VET) qualifications must continue to develop their training and assessment competencies. The purpose of reviewing and developing the competencies of registered training organisation (RTO) staff, is to ensure they have the skills and knowledge required to continuously improve the training and assessment they provide.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Voc Ed Learning Group (VELG) National Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Australian Quality Training Framework, AQTF, VELG, vocational education, standards</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Educational development,Vocational training,Vocational education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Melbourne Convention &amp; Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Voc Ed Learning Group</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.velg.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725578" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Leading learning: A guided enquiry approach</title>
         <link>http://www.sybasigns.com.au/seminars.htm</link>
         <description>Based on international research, this seminar is set within the context of current educational emphases on quality teaching and learning, meaningful pedagogy, standards-based education, learning outcomes and evidence-based practice. Presented in lecture and workshop formats, the seminar will provide participants with research-based frameworks and strategies for designing and implementing constructivist approaches to inquiry-centered learning through the school library.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725578</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Based on international research, this seminar is set within the context of current educational emphases on quality teaching and learning, meaningful pedagogy, standards-based education, learning outcomes and evidence-based practice. Presented in lecture and workshop formats, the seminar will provide participants with research-based frameworks and strategies for designing and implementing constructivist approaches to inquiry-centered learning through the school library.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Leading learning: A guided enquiry approach</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-14</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>web 2.0, teaching, learning</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Hobart</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725577" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Leading learning: A guided enquiry approach</title>
         <link>http://www.sybasigns.com.au/seminars.htm</link>
         <description>Based on international research, this seminar is set within the context of current educational emphases on quality teaching and learning, meaningful pedagogy, standards-based education, learning outcomes and evidence-based practice. Presented in lecture and workshop formats, the seminar will provide participants with research-based frameworks and strategies for designing and implementing constructivist approaches to inquiry-centered learning through the school library.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725577</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Based on international research, this seminar is set within the context of current educational emphases on quality teaching and learning, meaningful pedagogy, standards-based education, learning outcomes and evidence-based practice. Presented in lecture and workshop formats, the seminar will provide participants with research-based frameworks and strategies for designing and implementing constructivist approaches to inquiry-centered learning through the school library.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Leading learning: A guided enquiry approach</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>web 2.0, teaching, learning</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Cairns</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725576" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>18th National Vocational Education and Training Research Conference (No Frills)</title>
         <link>http://www.ncver.edu.au/newsevents/events.html</link>
         <description>The annual No Frills conference brings together staff involved or interested in research in the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. The conference is an opportunity for participants to network and discuss current and recent research.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725576</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The annual No Frills conference brings together staff involved or interested in research in the Vocational Education and Training (VET) sector. The conference is an opportunity for participants to network and discuss current and recent research.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>18th National Vocational Education and Training Research Conference (No Frills)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Educational research,Educational researcher,Vocational education</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">University of Ballarat</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Ballarat</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>National Centre for Vocational Education Research (NCVER)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>National Centre for Vocational Education Research</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725574" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Building collaborative cultures for guided inquiry</title>
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         <description>This seminar will explore the complex dynamics of engaging school communities in Guided Inquiry initiatives, particularly looking at how teams and collaborative partnerships can be built, and how diverse applications of Web 2.0 technologies and tools can support the collaborative learning experience.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725574</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will explore the complex dynamics of engaging school communities in Guided Inquiry initiatives, particularly looking at how teams and collaborative partnerships can be built, and how diverse applications of Web 2.0 technologies and tools can support the collaborative learning experience.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Building collaborative cultures for guided inquiry</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>web 2.0</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Action research,Collaborative learning,Cooperation,eLearning</dc:subject>
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         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-12</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/716963" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Australian Copyright Council 2009 Training Program, Adelaide</title>
         <link>http://www.copyright.org.au/training/training-2009/calendar2009</link>
         <description>Each year, the Australian Copyright Council offers a 4 day training program in most capital cities. Sessions include: Copyright primer. Permissions and clearances. Websites and online publishing. User-generated content. Recent policy developments. Recent cases. Educators: copyright overview, using text and images, using AV resources. Educators: new technologies. Compliance. Libraries.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/716963</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Each year, the Australian Copyright Council offers a 4 day training program in most capital cities. Sessions include: Copyright primer. Permissions and clearances. Websites and online publishing. User-generated content. Recent policy developments. Recent cases. Educators: copyright overview, using text and images, using AV resources. Educators: new technologies. Compliance. Libraries.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Copyright Council 2009 Training Program, Adelaide</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-11</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Copyright,Professional development,Training</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>State Library of South Australi</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">North Terrace</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Copyright Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.copyright.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-11</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/716964" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Australian Copyright Council 2009 Training Program, Brisbane</title>
         <link>http://www.copyright.org.au/training/training-2009/calendar2009</link>
         <description>Each year, the Australian Copyright Council offers a 4 day training program in most capital cities. Sessions include: Copyright primer. Permissions and clearances. Websites and online publishing. User-generated content. Recent policy developments. Recent cases. Educators: copyright overview, using text and images, using AV resources. Educators: new technologies. Compliance. Libraries.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/716964</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Each year, the Australian Copyright Council offers a 4 day training program in most capital cities. Sessions include: Copyright primer. Permissions and clearances. Websites and online publishing. User-generated content. Recent policy developments. Recent cases. Educators: copyright overview, using text and images, using AV resources. Educators: new technologies. Compliance. Libraries.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Copyright Council 2009 Training Program, Brisbane</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-11</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Copyright,Professional development,Training</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Department of Primary Industries and Fisheries</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">80 Ann St, between George and Roma Sts</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">4000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Copyright Council</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.copyright.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-11</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725498" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Perth</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725498</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Perth</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Burswood Entertainment Complex</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Great Eastern Hwy</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Burswood</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725497" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Adelaide</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725497</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Adelaide</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-17</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Holiday Inn</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Hindley Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725496" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Canberra</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725496</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Canberra</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-12</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Marque Hotel</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">102 Northbourne Ave</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725495" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Gold Coast</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725495</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Gold Coast</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Holiday Inn</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">22 View Ave</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Surfers Paradise</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725493" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Brisbane</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725493</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Brisbane</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Victoria Park Function Venue</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">367 Herston Rd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Herston</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725492" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 2: Sydney</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725492</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 2: Sydney</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Bankstown Conference &amp; Event Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">8 Greenfield Prd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Bankstown</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725491" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 1: Sydney</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725491</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 1: Sydney</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-05</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Heritage Function Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">117 Rydale Rd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">West Ryde</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725490" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 2: Melbourne</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725490</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 2: Melbourne</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Caulfield Racecourse</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Kambrook Road</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Caufield</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725489" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 1: Melbourne</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725489</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar 1: Melbourne</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Darebin Arts Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Bell Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Preston</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725486" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Hobart</title>
         <link>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au/Australian-Careers-Service/2009-ACS-Career-Adviser-Seminars</link>
         <description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725486</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The ACS Career Seminars are designed specifically for career advisers. By attending a seminar you can: develop your industry knowledge; network with colleagues in your area; be advised of various pathways such as traineeships, apprenticeships, cadetships and VET courses across a range of industries; and discuss opportunities for your students with an array of top organisations. You'll join over 1000 career professionals from across the country and find the day to be invaluable to your professional development. Places for each seminar fill up fast so register soon.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACS Career Adviser Seminar: Hobart</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-30</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-10</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Careers,Nontraditional occupations,Pathways,Career guidance,Career planning,Career choice,School to work transition,School leaving guidance,Education work relationship</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,school,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Hotel Grand Chancellor</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">1 Davey Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">7000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Hobart</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Good Universities Guide</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.gooduniguide.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-10</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/715252" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>AIATSIS National Indigenous Studies Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.aiatsis.gov.au/research_program/events2/conference_2009</link>
         <description>The theme of the conference is 'Perspectives on urban life: Connections and reconnections'. As its major theme, the conference will consider a range of questions for Indigenous people living in urban and semi-urban/regional areas. The Conference provides an opportunity for a diverse range of people to discuss issues of relevance for today's urban Indigenous population, including community members and organizations, Traditional Owners, policy makers, service and industry providers, government agencies, consultants, academics and researchers. The Conference will address pertinent topics such as: governance; culture; citizenship; service provision and Government action and will critically examine and evaluate the numerous factors that have led to Indigenous people living in urban areas today.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/715252</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of the conference is 'Perspectives on urban life: Connections and reconnections'. As its major theme, the conference will consider a range of questions for Indigenous people living in urban and semi-urban/regional areas. The Conference provides an opportunity for a diverse range of people to discuss issues of relevance for today's urban Indigenous population, including community members and organizations, Traditional Owners, policy makers, service and industry providers, government agencies, consultants, academics and researchers. The Conference will address pertinent topics such as: governance; culture; citizenship; service provision and Government action and will critically examine and evaluate the numerous factors that have led to Indigenous people living in urban areas today.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>AIATSIS National Indigenous Studies Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-29</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-06</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Aboriginal studies, Indigenous, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, urban dwellers</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member,student,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Australian National University?s Manning Clark Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.aiatsis.gov.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-06</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/704500" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>5th National Indigenous Education Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.cdesign.com.au/niec2009/default.htm</link>
         <description>You are invited to join colleagues and communities from across Australia for the 5th National Indigenous Education Conference: to explore future directions in Indigenous education research, policy and practice; and to progress national and local initiatives emerging from WIPCE 2008.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/704500</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>You are invited to join colleagues and communities from across Australia for the 5th National Indigenous Education Conference: to explore future directions in Indigenous education research, policy and practice; and to progress national and local initiatives emerging from WIPCE 2008.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>5th National Indigenous Education Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-23</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>indigenous education, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, Indigenous</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Hotel Grand Chancellor</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Hobart</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-05</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725409" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Integrating interactive whiteboards</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will introduce teachers to effective and practical uses of the interactive whiteboard in the classroom and explore how it can be employed across various KLAs and stages. Seminar participants will have access to a series of prepared activities that can be saved on a USB and immediately implemented in their classroom. A comprehensive list of websites to locate further resources, interactive activities and lesson templates will also be provided.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725409</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will introduce teachers to effective and practical uses of the interactive whiteboard in the classroom and explore how it can be employed across various KLAs and stages. Seminar participants will have access to a series of prepared activities that can be saved on a USB and immediately implemented in their classroom. A comprehensive list of websites to locate further resources, interactive activities and lesson templates will also be provided.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Integrating interactive whiteboards</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>interactive whiteboard</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-05</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725407" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Planning and teaching powerful integrated units</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will share some innovative ideas for planning and implementing inquiry based integrated curriculum in the early and middle years. By sharing a range of examples from real classrooms and engaging participants in hands on strategies, the seminar will address questions inlcuding: How to choose engaging topics for inquiry? How to link planning to the interests and needs of students? What frameworks can be used to plan systematically and collaboratively? How to make meaningful links between learning areas? and What teaching and learning strategies can be used to implement a quality unit of work?</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725407</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will share some innovative ideas for planning and implementing inquiry based integrated curriculum in the early and middle years. By sharing a range of examples from real classrooms and engaging participants in hands on strategies, the seminar will address questions inlcuding: How to choose engaging topics for inquiry? How to link planning to the interests and needs of students? What frameworks can be used to plan systematically and collaboratively? How to make meaningful links between learning areas? and What teaching and learning strategies can be used to implement a quality unit of work?</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Planning and teaching powerful integrated units</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-25</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Teaching methods,Learning strategies</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-05</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725406" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Planning and teaching powerful integrated units</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will share some innovative ideas for planning and implementing inquiry based integrated curriculum in the early and middle years. By sharing a range of examples from real classrooms and engaging participants in hands on strategies, the seminar will address questions inlcuding: How to choose engaging topics for inquiry? How to link planning to the interests and needs of students? What frameworks can be used to plan systematically and collaboratively? How to make meaningful links between learning areas? and What teaching and learning strategies can be used to implement a quality unit of work?</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725406</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will share some innovative ideas for planning and implementing inquiry based integrated curriculum in the early and middle years. By sharing a range of examples from real classrooms and engaging participants in hands on strategies, the seminar will address questions inlcuding: How to choose engaging topics for inquiry? How to link planning to the interests and needs of students? What frameworks can be used to plan systematically and collaboratively? How to make meaningful links between learning areas? and What teaching and learning strategies can be used to implement a quality unit of work?</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Planning and teaching powerful integrated units</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-12</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Teaching methods,Learning strategies</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-05</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725403" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Vulnerabilities and resilience in learners</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will focus on how to teach to promote well-being in all learners and will address issues including: The impact of learning disabilities and social skills deficits on learners, Effective learning and social skills development, Practical strategies for increasing a resilient mindset in vulnerable learners, Understanding personal resilience and its impact in the classroom, and Practical strategies for the effective development of resilience in teachers.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725403</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will focus on how to teach to promote well-being in all learners and will address issues including: The impact of learning disabilities and social skills deficits on learners, Effective learning and social skills development, Practical strategies for increasing a resilient mindset in vulnerable learners, Understanding personal resilience and its impact in the classroom, and Practical strategies for the effective development of resilience in teachers.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Vulnerabilities and resilience in learners</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Behaviour management,Behaviour problems,Learning,Learning disabilities</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-05</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725399" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Cracking the hard class</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will help in addressing issues of behaviour management. Issues ddiscuss will include the importance of establishing classes well, approaches to cracking a hard or reputation class, developing individual behaviour management plans and managing teacher stress.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725399</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will help in addressing issues of behaviour management. Issues ddiscuss will include the importance of establishing classes well, approaches to cracking a hard or reputation class, developing individual behaviour management plans and managing teacher stress.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Cracking the hard class</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Behaviour management,Behaviour problems,Teacher stress</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-05</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725388" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Bringing writing to life in your classroom</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will share strategies for teaching students to become effective writers of both fiction and non-fiction. The seminar will discuss issues including proven methods to teach your students how to write for different purposes, how to plan your writing program for the year, effective assessment strategies, and innovative techniques that excite and motivate students.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725388</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will share strategies for teaching students to become effective writers of both fiction and non-fiction. The seminar will discuss issues including proven methods to teach your students how to write for different purposes, how to plan your writing program for the year, effective assessment strategies, and innovative techniques that excite and motivate students.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Bringing writing to life in your classroom</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Literacy,,Writing teaching,Writing skills,Writing (Composition)</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-04</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725396" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>2009 ACPET National Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.acpet.edu.au/index.php?option=com_content&amp;task=view&amp;id=1232&amp;Itemid=1</link>
         <description>ACPET - Australian Council for Private Education and Training</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725396</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>ACPET - Australian Council for Private Education and Training</dc:description>
         <dc:title>2009 ACPET National Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Private education,Conference</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>National Convention Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Canberra</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Council of Private Education and Training (ACPET)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.acpet.edu.au/index.php?option=com_frontpage&amp;Itemid=1</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-04</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725389" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Scholastic seminars: Bringing writing to life in your classroom</title>
         <link>http://www.scholastic.com.au/schools/seminars/</link>
         <description>This seminar will share strategies for teaching students to become effective writers of both fiction and non-fiction. The seminar will discuss issues including proven methods to teach your students how to write for different purposes, how to plan your writing program for the year, effective assessment strategies, and innovative techniques that excite and motivate students.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725389</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This seminar will share strategies for teaching students to become effective writers of both fiction and non-fiction. The seminar will discuss issues including proven methods to teach your students how to write for different purposes, how to plan your writing program for the year, effective assessment strategies, and innovative techniques that excite and motivate students.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Scholastic seminars: Bringing writing to life in your classroom</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-11</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Literacy,,Writing teaching,Writing skills,Writing (Composition)</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-04</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725344" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Teaching About Other Countries</title>
         <link>http://admin.edna.edu.au/dspace/bitstream/2150/48413/1/</link>
         <description>This workshop will introduce participants to issues to consider when teaching about other countries. It is based on an Australian resource that provides a teaching model that teachers can adopt. The model focuses on students discovering what countries have in common and how they are interdependent, yet have their own identities.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725344</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This workshop will introduce participants to issues to consider when teaching about other countries. It is based on an Australian resource that provides a teaching model that teachers can adopt. The model focuses on students discovering what countries have in common and how they are interdependent, yet have their own identities.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Teaching About Other Countries</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-03-31</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-03</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">global education, cultural diversity</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>One World Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">5 King William Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">6053</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Bayswater</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>One World Centre</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.oneworldcentre.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>education@oneworldcentre.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-03</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725319" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>MBA and Postgrad Expo 2009, Brisbane</title>
         <link>http://www.postgradexpo.com.au/postgrad/expo_calendar.php</link>
         <description>The free MBA &amp; Postgrad Expo brings together course providers and prospective students of postgraduate study. The MBA &amp; Postgrad Expo is a 'one-stop-shop' to evaluate postgraduate certificates, diplomas, masters and doctorates in all disciplines.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725319</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The free MBA &amp; Postgrad Expo brings together course providers and prospective students of postgraduate study. The MBA &amp; Postgrad Expo is a 'one-stop-shop' to evaluate postgraduate certificates, diplomas, masters and doctorates in all disciplines.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>MBA and Postgrad Expo 2009, Brisbane</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-02-02</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University students,University graduates,Graduate study,Graduate students,Doctoral degrees,Masters degrees,Graduates</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Career development,Occupational change,Midcareer change,Second career</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Brisbane City Hall, King George Square</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.postgradexpo.com.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-02-02</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725204" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>8th ISPCAN Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, incorporating the 12th Australasian Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect</title>
         <link>http://www.apccan2009.org.au/</link>
         <description>The Conference theme is 'Child Abuse and Neglect: Looking Through the Lens of Prevention' in recognition of the need to focus attention on the creation of holistic approaches that engage children and families, communities, professionals, business and governments in preventing child abuse. The Scientific Program will be based around six themes reflecting a focus on developments in prevention research and practice, international or cross-national issues in child abuse prevention and child protection and exploration of the particular issues facing indigenous peoples, while considering advances in statutory child protection responses.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725204</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Conference theme is 'Child Abuse and Neglect: Looking Through the Lens of Prevention' in recognition of the need to focus attention on the creation of holistic approaches that engage children and families, communities, professionals, business and governments in preventing child abuse. The Scientific Program will be based around six themes reflecting a focus on developments in prevention research and practice, international or cross-national issues in child abuse prevention and child protection and exploration of the particular issues facing indigenous peoples, while considering advances in statutory child protection responses.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>8th ISPCAN Asia-Pacific Regional Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect, incorporating the 12th Australasian Conference on Child Abuse and Neglect</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-11-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-28</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Child abuse, child protection, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander, early intervention</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school, preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Perth Convention Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Perth</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>National Association for the Prevention of Child Abuse and Neglect Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-28</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725182" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Leadership conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://aegir-1.itc.griffith.edu.au/education/continuing-professional-learning-enterprise/events/leadership-conference-2008</link>
         <description>The 2009 Professional Development Network School Leaders' Conference is designed by School Leaders for School Leaders and renowned for securing dynamic speakers who can challenge, energise and inspire participants.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725182</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 Professional Development Network School Leaders' Conference is designed by School Leaders for School Leaders and renowned for securing dynamic speakers who can challenge, energise and inspire participants.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Leadership conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Educational leadership,Leadership</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Sofitel Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-27</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/725020" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Fifth Australian International Conference on Motherhood</title>
         <link>http://www.yorku.ca/arm/MotherandHistory.html</link>
         <description>The conference theme is 'The Mother and History: The Past and Present'. This conference is interdisciplinary. The topic is broad and can include papers on the present which is influenced by the past, compared to the present and is creating the past. Other possible areas include: How has your discipline dealt with Motherhood/mothering historically. Does that affect the mother in the present. If so, how? The mother, violence and history; legal treatment of the mother; cultural differences and the mother/s e.g.migrant mothers, Muslim and Asian Mothers, Indigenous mothers etc. Pathology and the mother: the pregnant body in history; birth control; pregnancy; birthing. Textual images of the mother. Mothers and work, class influences, childhood etc.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/725020</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference theme is 'The Mother and History: The Past and Present'. This conference is interdisciplinary. The topic is broad and can include papers on the present which is influenced by the past, compared to the present and is creating the past. Other possible areas include: How has your discipline dealt with Motherhood/mothering historically. Does that affect the mother in the present. If so, how? The mother, violence and history; legal treatment of the mother; cultural differences and the mother/s e.g.migrant mothers, Muslim and Asian Mothers, Indigenous mothers etc. Pathology and the mother: the pregnant body in history; birth control; pregnancy; birthing. Textual images of the mother. Mothers and work, class influences, childhood etc.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Fifth Australian International Conference on Motherhood</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-02</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-13</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Mothers,Parental behaviour,Cultural awareness, young children</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">The University of Queensland, St Lucia Q 4072</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Association for Research on Mothering</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-13</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/717264" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>RSCM Australia New Zealand Summer School 2010</title>
         <link>http://rscm.com.au/events/sacred_music_festival.html</link>
         <description>The Australian and New Zealand International Summer School and Youth Course of the Royal School of Church Music. Choral Director of the summer school will be Dr Jeffrey Smith, and music performed will be from the medieval period to the twenty-first century including early Mozart choral mass.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/717264</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Australian and New Zealand International Summer School and Youth Course of the Royal School of Church Music. Choral Director of the summer school will be Dr Jeffrey Smith, and music performed will be from the medieval period to the twenty-first century including early Mozart choral mass.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>RSCM Australia New Zealand Summer School 2010</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-01-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Music education,Choral music,Church related colleges,Churches</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">community member,student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,ACE,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>St Mark's College</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Pennington Terrace</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">North Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>RSCM South Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-08</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724942" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Asia Pacific Autism Conference 2009 (APAC 09)</title>
         <link>http://www.apac09.org/</link>
         <description>With its theme of Connecting Today: Inspiring Tomorrow, APAC 09 will bring together educators, researchers, service providers and practitioners, people with an autism spectrum disorder, families and carers from across Australia and the Asia Pacific region. The conference will provide opportunities to build relationships, explore intervention strategies, learn about new research developments, celebrate experiences and achievements and raise awareness about autism spectrum disorders in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. APAC 09 will feature international and local speakers. Conference streams include: Epidemiology, Causes and Diagnosis; Life Span; Family Life, Family Functioning and Family Resilience; Autism across Australia and the Asia Pacific Region symposiums.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724942</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>With its theme of Connecting Today: Inspiring Tomorrow, APAC 09 will bring together educators, researchers, service providers and practitioners, people with an autism spectrum disorder, families and carers from across Australia and the Asia Pacific region. The conference will provide opportunities to build relationships, explore intervention strategies, learn about new research developments, celebrate experiences and achievements and raise awareness about autism spectrum disorders in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. APAC 09 will feature international and local speakers. Conference streams include: Epidemiology, Causes and Diagnosis; Life Span; Family Life, Family Functioning and Family Resilience; Autism across Australia and the Asia Pacific Region symposiums.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Asia Pacific Autism Conference 2009 (APAC 09)</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-20</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>austism</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Sydney Convention and Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Autism Spectrum Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-08</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724895" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Australian Council for Education Leaders conference</title>
         <link>http://www.acel.org.au/index.php?id=858</link>
         <description>Australian Council for Educational Leaders (ACEL) is an organisation devoted to the improvement of and communication between principals and educators in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. The 2009 conference theme is Tipping points: Courageous actions, powerful stories</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724895</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Australian Council for Educational Leaders (ACEL) is an organisation devoted to the improvement of and communication between principals and educators in Australia and the Asia Pacific region. The 2009 conference theme is Tipping points: Courageous actions, powerful stories</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Council for Education Leaders conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-26</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-06</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Education,Educational leadership,Leadership,Teachers,Communication skills</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school, higher education, VET, ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Darwin</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NT</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-06</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724865" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>International Music Exhibition</title>
         <link>http://www.imex.net.au/</link>
         <description>The International Music Exhibition (IMex) 2009 is an exhibition for anyone with a passion for music. Performers, musicians, educators, students and hobbyists will attend this three day event. The show will attract professionals working at venues in sound, lighting, staging &amp; anyone looking to develop in the industry. The event also invites schools to enter the 'The Environmental Song for Australia Contest.'</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724865</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The International Music Exhibition (IMex) 2009 is an exhibition for anyone with a passion for music. Performers, musicians, educators, students and hobbyists will attend this three day event. The show will attract professionals working at venues in sound, lighting, staging &amp; anyone looking to develop in the industry. The event also invites schools to enter the 'The Environmental Song for Australia Contest.'</dc:description>
         <dc:title>International Music Exhibition</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-09</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2009-01-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Music,Music education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school, higher education, VET, ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2009-01-01</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724862" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ACSA Biennial Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.acsa.edu.au/pages/page53.asp</link>
         <description>The 2009 ACSA conference, titled Curriculum: a national conversation, is designed to facilitate a dynamic discussion around contemporary curriculum issues. The conference aims to involve teachers, academics and curriculum specialists in a conversation about where we are now, and what the future might hold.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724862</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 ACSA conference, titled Curriculum: a national conversation, is designed to facilitate a dynamic discussion around contemporary curriculum issues. The conference aims to involve teachers, academics and curriculum specialists in a conversation about where we are now, and what the future might hold.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ACSA Biennial Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-02</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-31</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Curriculum frameworks,Curriculum organisation</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Hotel Realm</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Barton</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">ACT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Curriculum Studies Association</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-31</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724851" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Engage empower enact: Sustainability and the early years</title>
         <link>http://www.cccvic.org.au//images/EEESEY%20Conference%202009.pdf</link>
         <description>Environmental Education in Early Childhood Vic Inc (EEEC) will host the third Australasian Early Childhood Education for Sustainability conference. Titled 'Engage Empower Enact: Sustainability and the Early Years', it will attract over 200 participants from early childhood services, universities, TAFE institutes, local government and other agencies to take part in lectures, forums and workshops. Keynote speakers will challenge current practice, while breakout sessions and workshops will be structured to encourage discussion and debate so that all participants can reflect on their own work and consider how they can engage, empower and enact with respect to education for sustainability in the early childhood sector. Social gatherings, sustainable product stalls and field trips are included.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724851</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Environmental Education in Early Childhood Vic Inc (EEEC) will host the third Australasian Early Childhood Education for Sustainability conference. Titled 'Engage Empower Enact: Sustainability and the Early Years', it will attract over 200 participants from early childhood services, universities, TAFE institutes, local government and other agencies to take part in lectures, forums and workshops. Keynote speakers will challenge current practice, while breakout sessions and workshops will be structured to encourage discussion and debate so that all participants can reflect on their own work and consider how they can engage, empower and enact with respect to education for sustainability in the early childhood sector. Social gatherings, sustainable product stalls and field trips are included.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Engage empower enact: Sustainability and the early years</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-22</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>environment, sustainability, early childhood education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Darebin Arts and Entertainment Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Environmental Education in Early Childhood Vic Inc</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-23</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724635" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>CEGSA Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://cegsa.editme.com/conf09</link>
         <description>The 2009 Computers in Education Group of South Australia (CEGSA) annual conference. There will be a strand for early childhood educators.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724635</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 Computers in Education Group of South Australia (CEGSA) annual conference. There will be a strand for early childhood educators.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>CEGSA Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-07</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-09</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Conference, Computers in Education South Australian, ict in education, information and communications technology, schools</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Computers,Information technology,Educational websites</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">Teacher/Lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Australian Mathematics and Science School, Flinders University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Computers in Education Group of South Australia</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-09</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724574" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>International Association of Educational Assessment 35th Annual Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.iaea2009.com/</link>
         <description>This event brings together leading educational certification agencies, educational assessment experts, and examination providers from across the world. The conference provides a forum for participants to share professional expertise and strengthen mutual understanding and relationships, to build a global educational assessment community.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724574</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This event brings together leading educational certification agencies, educational assessment experts, and examination providers from across the world. The conference provides a forum for participants to share professional expertise and strengthen mutual understanding and relationships, to build a global educational assessment community.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>International Association of Educational Assessment 35th Annual Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-05</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Curriculum based assessment,Educational assessment,Monitoring (Assessment),Student assessment</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-05</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724560" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ARACY Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.aracyconference.org.au/index.php</link>
         <description>The conference theme is 'Transforming Australia for our children's future: Making prevention work'. There is growing recognition that prevention is the most effective approach to addressing the problems affecting young people. The challenge is to make the radical shift to a preventive orientation, and to apply knowledge in specific social and political contexts. Primary prevention means identifying and dealing with the factors that lead to problems, rather than waiting until a problem shows up and treating the end result. This conference will focus on how we can best learn from one another and work together to innovate and take action to improve outcomes for young Australians.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724560</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference theme is 'Transforming Australia for our children's future: Making prevention work'. There is growing recognition that prevention is the most effective approach to addressing the problems affecting young people. The challenge is to make the radical shift to a preventive orientation, and to apply knowledge in specific social and political contexts. Primary prevention means identifying and dealing with the factors that lead to problems, rather than waiting until a problem shows up and treating the end result. This conference will focus on how we can best learn from one another and work together to innovate and take action to improve outcomes for young Australians.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ARACY Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-02</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>child abuse, child protection, early intervention, child wellbeing</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool, school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Research Alliance for Children and Youth</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-04</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/704478" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Play and Literacy</title>
         <link>http://sanguineconsulting.com/Workshops/PlayLiteracy.html</link>
         <description>Play and Literacy is a training program specifically designed for people who work with children, birth through age 8, to improve the literacy environment of and promote literacy learning for children in early childhood settings. Participants will be able to: understand how different types of play affects literacy; understand why oral language is a crucial element in literacy development; gain insights on how to increase phonological awareness in young children; understand how oral language, reading and play are related to writing; increase families' understanding and support of the emerging literacy process through playful interactions; and develop powerful strategies to use on a daily basis to increase children's oral language abilities.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/704478</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Play and Literacy is a training program specifically designed for people who work with children, birth through age 8, to improve the literacy environment of and promote literacy learning for children in early childhood settings. Participants will be able to: understand how different types of play affects literacy; understand why oral language is a crucial element in literacy development; gain insights on how to increase phonological awareness in young children; understand how oral language, reading and play are related to writing; increase families' understanding and support of the emerging literacy process through playful interactions; and develop powerful strategies to use on a daily basis to increase children's oral language abilities.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Play and Literacy</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-19</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>early childhood education, play</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">literacy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-04</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/704048" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Exploring the Reggio Emilia approach</title>
         <link>http://www.sanguineconsulting.com/WorkshopsNew/reggiosMEL09.html</link>
         <description>This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the philosophy and theories behind the Reggio Emilia Approach and how it can be adapted in their early childhood setting.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/704048</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This workshop is designed to introduce participants to the philosophy and theories behind the Reggio Emilia Approach and how it can be adapted in their early childhood setting.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Exploring the Reggio Emilia approach</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Reggio Emilia, project approach</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-04</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724488" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>World Library and Information Congress: 76th IFLA General Conference and Council</title>
         <link>http://www.ifla.org/IV/ifla76</link>
         <description>World Library and Information Congress - IFLA's annual conferences are traditionally held in varying parts of the globe. The 2010 conference to be held in Brisbane, Australia has the theme is Libraries: Engaging, Embracing, Empowering.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724488</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>World Library and Information Congress - IFLA's annual conferences are traditionally held in varying parts of the globe. The 2010 conference to be held in Brisbane, Australia has the theme is Libraries: Engaging, Embracing, Empowering.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>World Library and Information Congress: 76th IFLA General Conference and Council</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-08-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Library science,Information science</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,school,VET,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">4000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>International Federation of Library Associations</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-01</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724486" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>SLAQ/IASL joint conference 2010</title>
         <link>http://www.iasl-online.org/events/conf/2009/</link>
         <description>The 40th Annual IASL Conference incorporating the 15th International Forum on Research in School Librarianship is being held in collaboration with the School Library Association of Queensland.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724486</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 40th Annual IASL Conference incorporating the 15th International Forum on Research in School Librarianship is being held in collaboration with the School Library Association of Queensland.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>SLAQ/IASL joint conference 2010</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2010-09-27</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-12-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">School libraries,Teacher librarians,Teacher librarian role,Literacy,Learning,Professional development</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">4000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>International Association of School Librarianship (IASL)</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>School Library Association of Queensland</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-12-01</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724196" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>TechEd Australia</title>
         <link>http://www.microsoft.com.au/teched/</link>
         <description>Get on top of the latest development trends and gain hands-on experience with the newest tools and platforms. Connect with new people, get new ideas, be a part of the experience. TechEd features multiple hands-on learning and social opportunities to help you advance your career and expand your horizons.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724196</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Get on top of the latest development trends and gain hands-on experience with the newest tools and platforms. Connect with new people, get new ideas, be a part of the experience. TechEd features multiple hands-on learning and social opportunities to help you advance your career and expand your horizons.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>TechEd Australia</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-12</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>teched09, ict conferences, Tag: teched</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Technical assistance,Technological change,Technology</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,VET,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Gold Coast Convention &amp; Exhibition Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Cnr Gold Coast Highway &amp; TE Peters Drive</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Broadbeach</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Microsoft</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-12</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724105" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Australasian Law Teacher's Association 64th Annual Conference</title>
         <link>http://www.alta.edu.au/menu_alta_conference.html</link>
         <description>The Australasian Law Teachers Association's focus is to promote excellence in legal academic teaching and research within Australasia. The next ALTA Conference is taking place on the 5-8 July 2009, at the University of Western Sydney. The theme for this conference is: "The Doctor as GOD, The Corporation as QUEEN, What about the Country?"</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724105</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Australasian Law Teachers Association's focus is to promote excellence in legal academic teaching and research within Australasia. The next ALTA Conference is taking place on the 5-8 July 2009, at the University of Western Sydney. The theme for this conference is: "The Doctor as GOD, The Corporation as QUEEN, What about the Country?"</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australasian Law Teacher's Association 64th Annual Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-05</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-07</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Legal education,Law schools,Law students,Legal curriculum,Professional education,Law</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>University of Western Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Victoria Road</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">2150</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Parramatta</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australasian Law Teacher's Association</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.alta.edu.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-07</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724026" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Early Childhood Conference of Performing Arts</title>
         <link>http://www.vosa.org/events/?do=eventView&amp;action=detailed&amp;ID=141</link>
         <description>This event will present a wide range of 'hands on' workshops. The conference is for pre-school teachers, primary school teachers, caregivers, family day care workers, therapists, parents and anyone interested in working creatively with young children (0-8yrs).</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724026</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This event will present a wide range of 'hands on' workshops. The conference is for pre-school teachers, primary school teachers, caregivers, family day care workers, therapists, parents and anyone interested in working creatively with young children (0-8yrs).</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Early Childhood Conference of Performing Arts</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-22</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Early childhood education,Young children,Art,Theatre arts</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,parent/carer,community member</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school, preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Victorian Orff Schulwerk Association</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.vosa.org</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-04</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724025" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Kodaly favourites workshop</title>
         <link>http://www.kodaly.org.au/index.php?option=com_wrapper&amp;view=wrapper&amp;Itemid=61</link>
         <description>This is an open invitation to share your favourite music activities with fellow teachers. This could be a game, a classroom song, a dictation activity, writing sheet, solfa exercise, listening activity or choral piece. Or anything else which has worked well for you.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724025</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This is an open invitation to share your favourite music activities with fellow teachers. This could be a game, a classroom song, a dictation activity, writing sheet, solfa exercise, listening activity or choral piece. Or anything else which has worked well for you.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Kodaly favourites workshop</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-21</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-04</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>teaching activities</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Kodaly Music Education Institute of Australia</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.kodaly.org.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-04</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724017" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Charles Darwin Symposium 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.cdu.edu.au/cdss2009/</link>
         <description>The year 2009 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of his work The Origin of Species. This Symposium will provide an opportunity to appreciate, debate, and even challenge Darwin's findings, and will bring together an exciting range of speakers from around the globe. The organisers of the symposia invite community leaders, academics and other experts from across the nation and internationally, to address the topics that are the focus of each symposia. Opportunities are provided for the public to comment, question and critique the experts, as well as present their own perspectives on the matters at hand. Charles Darwin Symposia are an initiative of the Charles Darwin University/Northern Territory Government Partnership Agreement and are supported by the NT Government.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724017</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The year 2009 marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Charles Darwin and the 150th anniversary of his work The Origin of Species. This Symposium will provide an opportunity to appreciate, debate, and even challenge Darwin's findings, and will bring together an exciting range of speakers from around the globe. The organisers of the symposia invite community leaders, academics and other experts from across the nation and internationally, to address the topics that are the focus of each symposia. Opportunities are provided for the public to comment, question and critique the experts, as well as present their own perspectives on the matters at hand. Charles Darwin Symposia are an initiative of the Charles Darwin University/Northern Territory Government Partnership Agreement and are supported by the NT Government.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Charles Darwin Symposium 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-22</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-03</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Evolution,Sciences,Creationism,Political influences,Ideologies</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">administrator,community member,parent/carer,student,teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Darwin Convention Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Stokes Hill Road</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">0800</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Darwin</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Charles Darwin University</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-03</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/724012" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>School Marketing</title>
         <link>http://www.marketingschools.net/</link>
         <description>This event will provide an opportunity to discuss ideas regarding school marketing, promotion and customer relations. The event will be hosted by a different market oriented school each day.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/724012</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This event will provide an opportunity to discuss ideas regarding school marketing, promotion and customer relations. The event will be hosted by a different market oriented school each day.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>School Marketing</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-12</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-03</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Schools,Marketing,Educational marketing</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Centre for Marketing Schools</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.marketingschools.net/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-03</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723976" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Beginning Teacher Conference (NSWTF) - Corowa</title>
         <link>http://www.nswtf.org.au/tuta/beginning.html</link>
         <description>New South Wales Teachers Federation organises this two day Beginning Teacher conference which are open to all new (beginning) teachers employed as full time teachers by the Department of Education &amp; Training in the schools sector and if spaces are available to full time temporary teachers.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723976</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>New South Wales Teachers Federation organises this two day Beginning Teacher conference which are open to all new (beginning) teachers employed as full time teachers by the Department of Education &amp; Training in the schools sector and if spaces are available to full time temporary teachers.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Beginning Teacher Conference (NSWTF) - Corowa</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-08</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-11-01</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Beginning teacher induction,Beginning teachers,Professional continuing education,Professional development,Union members</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Corowa</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="town">Corowa</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>New South Wales Teachers Federation</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-11-01</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723850" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Parliament of the World's Religions 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.parliamentofreligions2009.org/</link>
         <description>The Parliament of the World's Religions is the world's largest global interreligious event. Organized by the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions and hosted by Melbourne, Australia, the 2009 Parliament will bring together over 8,000 people from Australia and around the world, including renowned spiritual, religious and political leaders. The 2009 Parliament will offer lectures, dialogues, workshops, panel discussions, religious and spiritual observances, training sessions, artistic performances and more. The theme of the 2009 Parliament, Make a World of Difference: Hearing each other, Healing the earth, underscores the opportunity for religious and spiritual communities and all people of good will to act on environmental concerns and take responsibility for cultivating awareness of our global interconnectedness.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723850</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Parliament of the World's Religions is the world's largest global interreligious event. Organized by the Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions and hosted by Melbourne, Australia, the 2009 Parliament will bring together over 8,000 people from Australia and around the world, including renowned spiritual, religious and political leaders. The 2009 Parliament will offer lectures, dialogues, workshops, panel discussions, religious and spiritual observances, training sessions, artistic performances and more. The theme of the 2009 Parliament, Make a World of Difference: Hearing each other, Healing the earth, underscores the opportunity for religious and spiritual communities and all people of good will to act on environmental concerns and take responsibility for cultivating awareness of our global interconnectedness.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Parliament of the World's Religions 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-12-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-27</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Religious education,Religious cultural groups,Beliefs,Religion</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,community member</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Melbourne Exhibition &amp; Convention Centre (MECC)</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Council for a Parliament of the World's Religions</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-27</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723658" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Childcare Queensland Annual Conference 2009: Christmas in July</title>
         <link>http://www.childcareqld.org.au/media-centre/events</link>
         <description>The 2009 Conference 'Christmas in July' will be held on the Gold Coast. The Childcare Queensland Conference is the only conference for long day care providers being held in 2009 and promises to attract delegates from all over Australia. A charity golf day is also being included.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723658</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The 2009 Conference 'Christmas in July' will be held on the Gold Coast. The Childcare Queensland Conference is the only conference for long day care providers being held in 2009 and promises to attract delegates from all over Australia. A charity golf day is also being included.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Childcare Queensland Annual Conference 2009: Christmas in July</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-24</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-17</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>child care</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Royal Pines Resort</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Childcare Queensland</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.childcareqld.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-17</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/604861" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ALIA National Library and Information Technicians Conference</title>
         <link>http://conferences.alia.org.au/libtec2009/</link>
         <description>The theme of the Conference, Technology -Technique - Unique, aims to provide a programme that will challenge ideas, generate discussion and promote new thinking. It will offer delegates a unique experience, address challenges and opportunities provided by fast moving technologies and explore the techniques used to survive and thrive in 2009.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/604861</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The theme of the Conference, Technology -Technique - Unique, aims to provide a programme that will challenge ideas, generate discussion and promote new thinking. It will offer delegates a unique experience, address challenges and opportunities provided by fast moving technologies and explore the techniques used to survive and thrive in 2009.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>ALIA National Library and Information Technicians Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-15</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>library technician,ALIA, information management</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,higher education,ACE</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Adelaide Convention Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">North Terrace</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">5000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Adelaide</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">SA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Library and Information Association</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-15</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723567" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Conference of the Australian Science Teachers Association: CONASTA58</title>
         <link>http://www.cdesign.com.au/conasta58/</link>
         <description>CONASTA 58 offers excellent targeted professional learning opportunities for Science teachers, science educators, preservice teachers and the scientific community. Between 350 and 500 delegates from around Australia as well as some international delegates will gather in Launceston for what will be an exciting CONASTA 58. The Conference theme is 'Science Education: A bridge to the future', and the program includes keynote speakers, seminar workshops, excursion-based workshops, highlighted sessions, trade displays, happy hours and social functions as well as postconference excursions. Who should attend? Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, Lab Technicians, Tertiary Science Educators, Undergraduate Science Teachers, Pre-Service Teachers.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723567</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>CONASTA 58 offers excellent targeted professional learning opportunities for Science teachers, science educators, preservice teachers and the scientific community. Between 350 and 500 delegates from around Australia as well as some international delegates will gather in Launceston for what will be an exciting CONASTA 58. The Conference theme is 'Science Education: A bridge to the future', and the program includes keynote speakers, seminar workshops, excursion-based workshops, highlighted sessions, trade displays, happy hours and social functions as well as postconference excursions. Who should attend? Primary Teachers, Secondary Teachers, Lab Technicians, Tertiary Science Educators, Undergraduate Science Teachers, Pre-Service Teachers.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Conference of the Australian Science Teachers Association: CONASTA58</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-04</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-14</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">Science,Laboratories,Life,Forces and energy,Matter,Scientists,Scientific literacy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,student</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Hotel Grand Chancellor</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">32 Cameron Street</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">7250</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Launceston</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Conference Design</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.cdesign.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-14</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723546" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>National Conference for Teachers of English and Literacy 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.englishliteracyconference.com.au/index.php?id=28&amp;year=09</link>
         <description>The conference title is 'Bridging Divides: ensuring access, equity and quality in literacy and English education'. It will be held in Hobart at the Wrest Point Conference Centre, 9-12 July 2009. Five outstanding international speakers will deliver plenary addresses at the conference, which will also include presentations by high profile national academics and teacher educators, teachers, authors and students. The Conference Committee invites teachers of English and literacy, school leaders, education authority representatives, teacher educators and literacy consultants from Australia and overseas to attend what will be one of the most significant events on the education calendar for 2009. Please note that members of the International Reading Association, the New Zealand Reading Association and the New Zealand English Teachers Association may register at the member rate.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723546</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference title is 'Bridging Divides: ensuring access, equity and quality in literacy and English education'. It will be held in Hobart at the Wrest Point Conference Centre, 9-12 July 2009. Five outstanding international speakers will deliver plenary addresses at the conference, which will also include presentations by high profile national academics and teacher educators, teachers, authors and students. The Conference Committee invites teachers of English and literacy, school leaders, education authority representatives, teacher educators and literacy consultants from Australia and overseas to attend what will be one of the most significant events on the education calendar for 2009. Please note that members of the International Reading Association, the New Zealand Reading Association and the New Zealand English Teachers Association may register at the member rate.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>National Conference for Teachers of English and Literacy 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-09</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-13</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="scot">English language,Literacy,Language proficiency,Literacy support teachers,Verbal communication,Reading,Writing skills,Critical literacy</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">preschool,higher education,school,VET</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Wrest Point Conference Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="address">410 Sandy Bay Rd</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="postcode">7000</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Hobart</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">TAS</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.englishliteracyconference.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-13</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723460" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>National Leading a Digital School Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.iwb.net.au/conferences/digital09/default.htm</link>
         <description>The Leading a Digital School Conference aims to explore how school leaders can develop their schools as centres of excellence, showcasing digital technology in all aspects of school life.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723460</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Leading a Digital School Conference aims to explore how school leaders can develop their schools as centres of excellence, showcasing digital technology in all aspects of school life.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>National Leading a Digital School Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-09-03</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Technology,Academic education,Educational leadership,Leadership</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer,administrator</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Gold Coast</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>IWBNet</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.iwb.net.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-08</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723459" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>National IWB Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.iwb.net.au/conferences/australian09/default.htm</link>
         <description>This conference aims to provide an opportunity to see the latest IWB practice presented by teachers who are leading the advances being made in teaching and learning with IWBs.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723459</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This conference aims to provide an opportunity to see the latest IWB practice presented by teachers who are leading the advances being made in teaching and learning with IWBs.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>National IWB Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-20</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>Interactive whiteboard, IWB</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information and communications technology,Teaching skills,Teaching effectiveness</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Sydney</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NSW</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>IWBNet</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.iwb.net.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-08</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723442" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>HERDSA 2009 - The Student Experience Conference</title>
         <link>http://conference.herdsa.org.au/2009/</link>
         <description>Keynote speakers will address the following topics: What is the one thing we should do to increase student engagement and success on our campus? Diversity and the student experience: targeting specific student needs in a multi-sector university; and Taking the distance out of off-campus learning.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723442</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>Keynote speakers will address the following topics: What is the one thing we should do to increase student engagement and success on our campus? Diversity and the student experience: targeting specific student needs in a multi-sector university; and Taking the distance out of off-campus learning.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>HERDSA 2009 - The Student Experience Conference</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-06</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-08</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">University teaching,Learning experience,Distance education,Student needs,Excellence in education</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Charles Darwin University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Darwin</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">NT</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>HERDSA</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.herdsa.org.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-08</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723405" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers Conference 2009</title>
         <link>http://www.aamt.edu.au/2009-conference</link>
         <description>The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) is Australia's premier organisation of mathematics educators. AAMT aims to support and enhance the work of teachers; promote the learning of mathematics; and represent and promote interests in mathematics education.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723405</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers (AAMT) is Australia's premier organisation of mathematics educators. AAMT aims to support and enhance the work of teachers; promote the learning of mathematics; and represent and promote interests in mathematics education.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers Conference 2009</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-13</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-10-07</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Mathematics,Mathematics education,Mathematics teachers,Mathematics teaching</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Fremantle</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">WA</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Australian Association of Mathematics Teachers</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.aamt.edu.au/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-10-07</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723263" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>CAVAL Conference 2009: People in the Information Profession</title>
         <link>http://www.caval.edu.au/hrconference.html</link>
         <description>The conference will broadly address the theme of reinvigorating the profession and include discussion regarding statistics and software, recruitment and retention, planning and forecasting, and competencies, career and talent management.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723263</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The conference will broadly address the theme of reinvigorating the profession and include discussion regarding statistics and software, recruitment and retention, planning and forecasting, and competencies, career and talent management.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>CAVAL Conference 2009: People in the Information Profession</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-10-15</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-09-25</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Information management,Library administration</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">teacher/lecturer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location>Victoria University</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Melbourne</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">VIC</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>CAVAL</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>www.caval.edu.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-09-25</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/710723" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Townsville Careers Expo</title>
         <link>http://www.careersevent.com/</link>
         <description>This careers expo provides individuals with an opportunity to find out more about tertiary studies, employment opportunities and further training. The event will feature exhibitors from universities, private education colleges and other training institutes, TAFE, employer groups, government agencies and student services. Admission is free.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/710723</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This careers expo provides individuals with an opportunity to find out more about tertiary studies, employment opportunities and further training. The event will feature exhibitors from universities, private education colleges and other training institutes, TAFE, employer groups, government agencies and student services. Admission is free.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Townsville Careers Expo</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-08-10</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-09-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Career awareness,Career education,Career exploration,Career information,Further education,Career development,Midcareer change,Second career</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student,community member,parent/carer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">Ignatius Park College</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Cranbrook, Townsville</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Interchange Consultancy Group</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.careersevent.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-09-23</ad:datedisplay>
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      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/710709" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Toowoomba Chronicle Careers Expo</title>
         <link>http://www.careersevent.com/</link>
         <description>This careers expo provides individuals with an opportunity to find out more about tertiary studies, employment opportunities and further training. The event will feature exhibitors from universities, private education colleges and other training institutes, TAFE, employer groups, government agencies and student services. Admission is free.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/710709</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>This careers expo provides individuals with an opportunity to find out more about tertiary studies, employment opportunities and further training. The event will feature exhibitors from universities, private education colleges and other training institutes, TAFE, employer groups, government agencies and student services. Admission is free.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Toowoomba Chronicle Careers Expo</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-28</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-09-23</dc:date>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Career awareness,Career education,Career exploration,Career information,Further education,Midcareer change,Second career</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student,community member,parent/carer</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">VET,ACE,school,higher education</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">USQ, Clive Berghofer Recreation Centre</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Toowoomba</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Interchange Consultancy Group</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.careersevent.com/</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-09-23</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/710670" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>Tertiary Studies Expo TSXPO</title>
         <link>http://www.tsxpo.org/</link>
         <description>TSXPO provides both prospective students, parents and anyone interested in taking up tertiary studies the chance to meet with expert advisers to find out the latest information on tertiary studies and career pathways. Representatives from all Queensland Universities, many interstate and overseas universities, TAFE, Defence Forces, Private Education Colleges, student support services and government agencies from throughout Australia will be in attendance. Admission is free.</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/710670</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>TSXPO provides both prospective students, parents and anyone interested in taking up tertiary studies the chance to meet with expert advisers to find out the latest information on tertiary studies and career pathways. Representatives from all Queensland Universities, many interstate and overseas universities, TAFE, Defence Forces, Private Education Colleges, student support services and government agencies from throughout Australia will be in attendance. Admission is free.</dc:description>
         <dc:title>Tertiary Studies Expo TSXPO</dc:title>
         <dc:date>2009-07-18</dc:date>
         <dc:date refinement="created">2008-09-22</dc:date>
         <dc:subject>tertiary studies, universities in Queensland, private education, training providers, TAFE</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="ated">Postsecondary education,University preparation,University planning,University environment</dc:subject>
         <dc:subject scheme="voced">Career awareness,Career development,Career exploration,Career planning,Midcareer change,Second career</dc:subject>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-audience">student,parent/carer,community member</edna:audience>
         <edna:audience scheme="edna-sector">higher education,VET, ,school</edna:audience>
         <ev:location refinement="address">RNA Showgrounds, Exhibition Building</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="city">Brisbane</ev:location>
         <ev:location refinement="region">QLD</ev:location>
         <dc:publisher>Interchange Consultancy Group</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>http://www.tsxpo.org/</dc:publisher>
         <dc:publisher>interchange@onthenet.com.au</dc:publisher>
         <ev:location refinement="country">Australia</ev:location>
         <ad:datedisplay>2008-09-22</ad:datedisplay>
      </item>
      <item rdf:about="http://api.edna.edu.au/service/noticeboard/688/723090" xmlns:rdf="rdf">
         <title>ASLA XXI Biennial Conference 2009: Engage, explore, celebrate</title>
         <link>http://asla.org.au/pd/conference/</link>
         <description>The Australian School Library Association's biennial National conference theme is Engage, Explore, Celebrate. Keynote speakers include: Mark Treadwell, Michael Stephens, Bill Louden and Sherman Young. ASLA XXI is a national forum for teacher librarians, information specialists, library media specialists, school library staff, school administrators, classroom teachers, school library consultants and school library academics. This is an opportunity to share knowledge, explore professional practice and engage in productive dialogue. Follow event on twitter: ASLAXXI. Tag: aslaxxi</description>
         <dc:identifier scheme="URI">http://www.edna.edu.au/noticeboards/688/723090</dc:identifier>
         <dc:description>The Australian School Library Association's biennial National conference theme is Engage, Explore, Celebrate. Keynote speakers include: Mark Treadwell, Michael Stephens,