Onlineinset 2011 Conference
Friday 30th September 2011 at the NUT HQ in Euston, London.
| Your impression of each of the following presentations | |||||
| Online Training in NSW | 87% | ||||
| The Wiltshire model | 90% | ||||
| Strategic delivery in Luton | 90% | ||||
| The EP delivery model in Greenwich | 86% | ||||
| NATSIP and the associate tutor model | 88% | ||||
| Please indicate your assessment of the following:- | |||||
| Venue | 87% | ||||
| Catering | 83% | ||||
| Online booking | 92% | ||||
| Organisation before the day | 92% | ||||
| Organisation on the day | 92% | ||||
| Overall impression of the whole event | |||||
| Content | 91% | ||||
| Presentation | 92% | ||||
The focus this year was on how best to deploy OnLineInset strategically, and we invited speakers from several local authorities who have adopted successful delivery models. There was also an opportunity to hear about our evolving partnership with NATSIP in delivering the modules on sensory impairment.
Our keynote speaker was Trish Rymer, from New South Wales, who was to describe how service delivery has been transformed across the state through online training. Unfortunately Trish had to cancel at late notice but she had her presentation filmed along with an interview with Brian Smyth-King, the Director of Disability Programs in NSW. Both are reproduced below.
Below are the presentations and/or powerpoints from the conference.