CESI

Comhairliúchán ar an Dréachtsonraíocht Churaclaim: Ríomheolaíocht

Osclófar an comhairliúchán poiblí ar an Dréachtsonraíocht Churaclaim idir an 29 Meán Fómhair, 2025 agus an 24 Samhain, 2025.
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CESI

Registration for our annual conference on 1 March in Gaelcholáiste Luimnigh is now open - we hope to you there. Our draft programme will also be available soon.

Limerick & Clare Education & Training Board Further Education & Training

Conference site: https://www.cesi.ie/conferences/conference-2025/

Registration: https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/cesi-conference-2025-tickets-1140879855359?aff=oddtdtcreator

We're delighted to kick off our CESI Open Café series on October 9th with Blessing Usoro of Cyber for Schoolgirls as part of our Cybersecurity Awareness Month activities. Cyber For Schoolgirls is a non-profit organization in Ireland, with a mission to address the complex problem of closing the gender and skills gap in the Irish cybersecurity industry.

More information and registration: https://www.cesi.ie/cyber-for-schoolgirls-with-blessing-usoro/

We recorded a lovely conversation between our own Mags Amond and Tom Farrelly at the ILTA Ed Tech conference in ATU Sligo last week. Mags and Tom chat about the origins of Gasta, recent sessions, its similarities with TeachMeet, and more. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=joWvurCyv3g

We're delighted to be hosting two webinars this month!

On 16th May for 2024 we will be joined by Trevor Boland from DCU, who will facilitate the session: Getting your Accessibility House in order: an acronym that embeds Accessibility into your inclusion practices. Digital accessibility is vital to educators using technology in their practice, and Trevor will help participants improve their inclusive practice overall. Registration and more information is available here: https://www.cesi.ie/global-accessibility-awareness-day-2024/

On 23rd May, we will be joined by Catherine Cronin, who will facilitate the session: Open Education for Good. Due to the demand from our session, we will be exploring how to better support open education within our community, and we're delighted to have Catherine get us started on that journey. Registration and more information is available here: https://www.cesi.ie/open-education-for-good-with-catherine-cronin/

Our CESI Café sessions are open to all, so please do share widely and consider joining for a friendly chat.

Time to grab those tickets for 🎟️

S.T.E.A.M Evening https://bookings.tus.ie/events/steam-evening/

Conference "24
https://bookings.tus.ie/events/ict-in-education-conference-makermeet/

A reminder that the open call for presenters is still open. ⬇️

S.T.E.A.M Evening https://bit.ly/2024_ictedu_steam_evening

Conference "24 https://bit.ly/2024_ictedu_conference

ITSystems IE MakerMeet IE TUS Tipperary Campuses - Thurles & Clonmel

Our Open Call for Presenters is officially open!🎉
Please share with your friends and colleagues.

S.T.E.A.M Evening - https://bit.ly/2024_ictedu_steam_evening
Conference "24 - https://bit.ly/2024_ictedu_conference

More exciting news coming soon. So, keep those eyes peeled. 👀

TUS Tipperary Campuses - Thurles & Clonmel ITSystems IE MakerMeet IE

We’re counting down to this weekend. We know that lots of educators are feeling overwhelmed right now, are you feeling the tsunami or ready to ride the wave?

The 2024 CESI conference takes place on 2nd March at Atlantic Technological University in Galway. We're delighted to have a wide variety of sessions that cover themes from GenAI, computing, and inclusive practice. Our keynote speaker, Stephen Kinsella, will open the conference with his talk, "The Future of Software". After lunch, the Gasta Master himself, Tom Farrelly, SFHEA, will host a lively session with lightning presentations from the wider CESI community. Book early to avoid disappointment as places are limited: https://www.cesi.ie/conferences/conference-2024/

Registration is now open for our 2024 conference, which takes place in Galway on 2nd March. We’re so pleased to announce our keynote speaker, Stephen Kinsella, Director of the Immersive Software Engineering programme at UL.