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FREE - Connected Generation open space unConference

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FREE - Connected Generation open space unConference

Time: May 21, 2011 from 10:30am to 3pm
Location: Kings Cross
Event Type: free, event
Organized By: Practical participation
Latest Activity: Apr 28, 2011

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Understanding and engaging with the digital world is no longer an optional extra for those working with young people – it’s essential. We’ve put together a un-conference as a space to explore what the digital world means for young people’s lives, and for our practice working to support young people’s positive development and thriving. We hope you find this an useful, interesting and enjoyable opportunity to connect with new theory and practice, and, most importantly, with other practitioners exploring new frontiers of youth engagement.

An unConference is created by the participants – and it works best when everyone comes prepared to offer a session. Your session could be a short presentation of a project you have recently worked on using digital media for youth engagement; or it could be a topic for discussion; or an issue you want to get the insights of others on. When you register you have the opportunity to suggest a session you may offer.

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