Presentations
| Magical, but not magic | Linda Liukas July 2018 Linda Liukas, creator of Hello Ruby, takes us on a whimsical journey to unleash the creativity in coding. Closing keynote of DigiCon18 |
| Connecting the Bits | Roland Gesthuizen & Matt Harrison July 2018 DLTV Life Member Roland Gesthuizen (ably assisted by Matthew Harrison) takes us through 40 years of ed tech history in 26 minutes. |
| The Power of Partnerships in STEM Education | Lucas Johnson July 2018 Lucas Johnson (Monash University) explores the power of partnerships and gives practical tips for schools to establish partnerships with community groups or universities. |
| Creativity and coding | Linda Liukas December 2017 Finnish author & illustrator Linda Liukas, creator of the Hello Ruby books, explores the basics of how to bring creative technology education to your classroom
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| Computing: Ethics & Investigation | Dr Therese Keane July 2015 Therese presents on ethics and investigation at DigiCon15
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| Game. Mindset. Match. | Hamish Curry July 2015 Hamish explores mindset and gaming in his keynote at DigiCon15
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| DigiTech in the Classroom | Mel Cashen, Laura Barker & Bec Spink July 2015 This DigiCon15 presentation gives examples of the Digital Technologies curriculum in the classroom
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| Impacts & Influences | Corrie Barclay July 2015 Corrie reflects on his career in this DigiCon15 keynote presentation  |
| The value of sharing our stories | Celia Coffa July 2015 Celia reflects on digital stories and future memories in this DigiCon15 keynote presentation |
| Disruptive Thinking in Education | Anthony Speranza July 2015 Anthony examines the place of disruptive thinking in education in the DigiCon15 presentation |
| Implementing the Digital Technologies Curriculum | Mark Richardson July 2015 Mark presents the Digital Technology Curriculum at the Preservice Teaching Conference |
| DLTV Talks Leadership - Curriculum Overview | Paula Christophersen November 2014 Paula explains the new Digital Technologies Curriculum |
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