I Belong in Computing Conference CP400
Inaugural conference from the National Centre for Computing Education focused on advancing digital skills, equality, and inclusion in computing education.
Summary
Join us for a dynamic and inspiring conference dedicated to advancing digital skills, equality, and inclusion in computing education. With engaging keynote speakers from across the fields of computing, inclusion, and advocacy, this event brings together educators, industry experts, and passionate leaders to explore the future of computing relate to diversity, SEND neurodiversity and adaptive teaching. Expect thought-provoking discussions, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities that will empower you to make a meaningful impact in your organisation and community.
Who is it for?
Teachers and Leaders in both primary and secondary sector passionate about inclusion in computing.
What topics are covered?
SEND, neurodiversity, gender in computing education.
How will you learn?
Face-to-face, with engaging keynotes and multiple interactive workshop sessions.
How long is this course?
One day.
Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will be able to:
To showcase innovative approaches for promoting digital skills and inclusion within education and technology sectors.
To highlight the importance of intersectionality and neurodiversity in shaping future learning and workplace environments.
To provide attendees with practical strategies and resources for supporting underrepresented groups in tech.
To foster connections and collaboration among educators, advocates, and industry professionals to drive positive change.