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2012 Seminars 
Speakers Ink is a proud partner of The National Year of Reading 2012 – www.love2read.org.au
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We look forward to welcoming many new and familiar faces to these pd events and appreciate your invaluable support. CYBER CITIZENSHIP Friday, 10th August, 2012 State Library of Queensland, Auditorium 1 and the adjoining Queensland Terrace, 2nd floor, Cultural Centre, Stanley Place, South Brisbane. A powerful, unique and engaging seminar designed to support and inform teachers, librarians, educators and student welfare professionals in the care and management of our young people.
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Download the printable Cyber Citizenship Flyer and Registration Form Registration fee is $195.00 per delegate incl. GST FOLLOW THE READER Friday, 4th May, 2012
A professional development seminar designed to help recognise and celebrate The National Year of Reading, 2012 For teachers, librarians and literacy support professionals, educators and those interested in promoting literacy... Featuring presentations by: James Moloney | Trish Buckley (CBCA) | Brian Falkner | Simon Groth (if:book Australia) | Nick Earls | Jane Cowell (SLQ) | Deborah Abela…and more This will be a rewarding professional development event to inspire and support librarians, teachers and literacy professionals. To book a place at this 2012 Speakers Ink seminar, download the seminar flyer HERE and return the registration details with payment to secure your place. Registrations are now open and being taken. Early registration is recommended to avoid disappointment and kindly ensure that payment accompanies all registrations. This professional development event constitutes 6 hours of CPD (Continuing professional Development) and certificates of attendance will be provided on the day. Features of this event include: handouts | specialist bookstall | a featured book launch | a free book give away to each delegate | gourmet catering (by Ab Fab Caterers) | a lunch break special presentation | lucky door prizes | networking opportunities | PD certificate of attendance. We have several exciting events planned for this year and 2013. Our 2011 seminar, Bringing Books Alive held at The State Library of Queensland on 27th. May was an enormously successful event. Click to enlarge   We have several exciting events planned to help recognise and celebrate The National Year of Reading in 2012. Watch this space as more details become available. We look forward to welcoming many new and familiar faces to these pd events next year and appreciate your invaluable support.
Here is a sample of what some of our 2011 delegates thought of their professional development day with us... "I found the sessions informative and thought provoking and I came away with a renewed faith in the future of books and reading." St. Peter’s Lutheran College I enjoyed this seminar very much. The various issues covered are relevant to my position and it has added to my knowledge and understanding of books, trends and the use of digital media. The seminar was valuable and useful to me and I hope to attend as many as I can in the future. Mackay Regional Council. This was my first Speakers Ink seminar and I thought it was outstanding. Congratulations to you and all speakers. I will definitely be back next year. Ormiston College. Just wanted to thank you for the inspiring and fun conference on Friday. I learned so much and am buzzing with ideas for enriching my teaching. Canungra State School. Thank you for organising another successful seminar this year. I came away with so many ideas that I will be able to use with my own students. More of this please. Wooloowin State School. Again, you put on a wonderful treat for all librarians. Thank you so much! Coombabah & Nerang State Primary Schools. Once again an enjoyable and inspiring day. Thanks again for the chance to be with this group of creative people. Our Lady of the Way School. Thank you for organizing a thought-provoking, creative and interesting conference. Emerald State School. Thank you for a great day. It was very stimulating and informative. Woodhill State School. Bringing Books Alive last Friday was a lovely day – thank you. I really enjoyed the speakers, and particularly having access to the authors. St. Dympna’s School. Thank you for another wonderful seminar. I always return from this in-service with renewed energy! St. Mary’s College. This was the first Speakers Ink Seminar I have attended and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I loved the variety and range of speakers you included. It would be hard to pick a favourite. I have come away with some new authors for our library, which I know the kids are already enjoying. Thank you so much. Roma State College. |
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