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The 21st Century Learning Conference is an annual event in Hong Kong where teachers, staff, and school leaders come together to learn, share and discuss current & emerging topics in education with thought leaders, technology, and learning experts, and their peers. With over 650 attendees from 33 countries, it is the event of choice for a diverse international audience. The event blends together inspirational keynotes, practitioner-led workshop sessions, and fun networking opportunities.
Thursday, March 7 • 9:00am - 4:00pm
Library Preconference with Stefanie Gaspari (TICKETED EVENT)

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Join Stefanie for a day of learning through multiple workshop sessions as well as opportunities for sharing between librarians.

The day will be divided into three phases:

Focus on disruption – mostly experiential and will cover student experience and how to use events to boost engagement with library services

Building a culture of reading – sharing findings of active research project currently underway at TGS (semi lecture). Reading support strategies – examples mapped to research and opportunity for participants to plan takeaways (hands-on/interactive)

Librarian of the the future: panel focusing on the librarian of the future and examine the changing role of school librarians and the librarian as a leader and influencer in bridging the gaps of disconnected and silo learning.  

Focus: K-12 Teacher Librarians/Librarians

Speakers
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Stefanie Gaspari

Director of Library Services, Trinity Grammar School
Stefanie is an eternal optimist, a passionate educator and self-confessed bookworm.An advocate for ‘all things library’, she is curious about big ideas, learning spaces and the future of information in the digital age.Stefanie currently leads a cross-campus library team in designing... Read More →

21CLHK Library PreConference with Stefanie Gaspari pdf
Thursday March 7, 2019 9:00am - 4:00pm
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  Pre-Conference Workshop

Attendees (30)