VINE Calendar

LawSense School ICT Law 2022
2022-09-06 12:00 - 16:45 (Australia/Melbourne) | Online, Online
Examining the Limits of Rights, Obligations and Liability in Monitoring Staff and Student Activity, Including Outside School

Interpreting key laws applying to the monitoring of students and staff, including obligations to protect student and staff wellbeing and child protection obligations
Monitoring outside school hours:

exploring the extent of your obligations to monitor student activity on school or BYOD devices or platforms outside school hours. What are your obligations where students are using their own applications?
what access and control should parents be given?
understanding your rights in monitoring staff conduct
exploring rights and obligations in monitoring students or staff social media

Monitoring software, fuzzy logic and AI – understanding when a school may be overreaching
Examining potential liability where wellbeing issues flagged by monitoring software are misinterpreted, missed or not acted upon in a timely manner

Privacy, Confidentiality and Record Keeping: Navigating Current Rights and Obligations and Implementing Protocols, Checks and Limits to Ensure Compliance

Outlining key privacy and confidentiality rights and obligations applying in schools
Personal data collected by external platforms or apps used by students – understanding the extent of the school’s obligations to assess and monitor legal compliance

Information Access within a School

Examining different access considerations that can apply within schools – access to:

student records
staff records
wellbeing/counselling/psychology records
medical records
other school records

Exploring protocols, checks and supports to ensure legal compliance, including for managing IT staff access to records

Access By Students and Parents

Examining what information should be accessible by students and parents
Navigating information access and separated parents – key pitfalls to consider
Exploring protocols, checks and limits in managing parent access

Document Storage, Retention and Destruction

Outlining laws applying to document storage and retention in schools
Managing records in different formats – email, text, social media, paper
Clarifying what types of documents need to be kept and for what period
Understanding your obligations to destroy or de-identify particular data
Exploring measures to accurately classify or categories documents to assist compliance with document destruction and retention requirements

Cyber-Attack and Data Breach Case Studies: Examining and Learning from Recent Incidents in Schools and Understanding the Limits of Liability
Data Breaches and Impacts from Cyber Attacks

Exploring cyber-attacks experienced by schools and how they were managed including:

potential legal exposure of the school and third-party providers
school and service provider responses, including managing legal obligations regarding data
responsiveness of insurance policies
lessons learned and improvements implemented

Data Breaches by The School

Understanding when an incident is a reportable data breach
Reviewing and learning from case studies of data breaches by schools

ICT Contracts in 2022: Key Matters for School ICT Managers to Consider in the Current Risk Environment

Outlining key issues and clauses to consider in school ICT contracts in 2022
Implementing clauses to:

protect the school from unreasonable price increases
optimise service quality and responsiveness
manage data retention, privacy and any data breaches
provide effective dispute resolution processes

External contract staff:

manage child safety obligations
should you obtain NDA’s from each staff member and what should be covered?

G Suite Enterprise for Education Info Session
2022-09-16 15:45 - 17:00 | Online, Online
This session being run by Google will address the impending September 30 conclusion of free access for Education and the next steps.
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G Suite Enterprise for Education allows you to upgrade your digital environment with advanced security controls and enhanced collaboration tools to elevate teaching and learning.
If you have been wanting to learn more and have the opportunity to ask questions about the premium features and enhancements available, then join us on September 16th at 3:45pm AEST
This session is open to school leaders, teachers, trainers or IT leads who would like to learn more.
Register here

Power BI with Gold Partners Fusion 5
2022-09-29 | Microsoft Southbank Offices, Level 5, 4 Freshwater Place, Southbank, Victoria, 3006, Australia
It seems everyone is talking about data and dashboards. Do you want to know more?
Microsoft is presenting an opportunity for VINE members to attend a full day workshop on Power BI with Gold Partners Fusion 5
The session is aimed at those relatively new to Power BI, and topics include:

Connect to, import, and transform data from a variety of sources.
Define business rules and KPIs.
Explore data with powerful visualization tools.
Build stunning reports with Power BI.
How to share dashboards with your team and business partners, and publish them to the web.

Members will not only have an opportunity to learn from facilitators, but network and share with other schools heading down this path.
Register by clicking here – places are limited.
We will confirm your registration and additional details closer to the event. Please email admin@vine.vic.edu.au with any queries.

Digital technologies, Data & Schools
2022-10-20 16:00 - 17:30 | Online, Online
This is a research dissemination event which Monash are holding for Victorian teachers, school leaders and IT professionals. The event is free of charge and will give participants the opportunity to discuss current trends, issues and priorities that are currently emerging in the area of data and digital technologies in schools.
We have guest speakers representing local teachers, IT firms and academic researchers, and a Q&A discussion hosted by the journalist Jon Faine.

ISQ ICT Managers' Forum
2022-10-21 08:45 - 16:00 | Online, Online
A one-day forum for ICT managers and coordinators featuring virtual presentations from vendor and educational presenters. It
offers informative sessions on emerging trends and technologies for ICT professionals in the education sector.
This event runs live in Brisbane, but Victorian schools can join virtually to hear presentations. Thanks to ISQ for sharing details of this event and making it available to Victorian schools
People wishing to attend virtually will need to register for ISQ’s events system (this costs $33)

Download the full agenda.

VINE EVENT: Teaching with Tech
2022-11-03 | Melbourne Girls Grammar, 86 Anderson Street, South Yarra, Victoria, 3141, Australia
VINE’s Teaching with Tech meeting targets teacher use of technology in K-12 schools. This time we’re honing in on hybrid learning and teaching and have a range of presentations, panels and discussions exploring the topic. Check out the agenda below and join us at Melbourne Girls Grammar School.
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Agenda

9.15
Arrival and Coffee

9.30
Welcome and Intro

9.45
Keynote: Dr David Kellermann (UNSW)
An exploration hybrid teaching at UNSW

10.45
Discussion: What does hybrid learning and teaching look like in K-12 schools?

11.00
Morning Tea

11.15
Educators Panel: What is the future of the LMS in K-12 Schools?

11.45
Discussion: What are the biggest challenges and wins with your LMS/teaching tools at the moment?

12.15
Toby Jones (Learning Vault): Life-long learning through Digital Credentials

12.45
Hassan Baickdeli (Lenovo): Enabling hybrid learning

13.15
Lunch and Networking

14.00
Stuart Deane (Trinity Grammar): Quick wins – some tools you might not know about

14.30
Kevin Daly (DLTV): Every teacher is a digital teacher

15.00
Discussion: How do we best support Digital Learning and ensure your staff and students have the necessary skills?

15.30
Recap and conclusion

15.45
Offsite networking for those who are interested

VINE EVENT: Are you really secure?
2022-11-09 | Microsoft Southbank Offices, Level 5, 4 Freshwater Place, Southbank, Victoria, 3006, Australia
Our term 4 technical focus is on all things security. We have a great line up of school case studies, vendors and consultants to help IT staff navigate the increasing security challenges schools are presented with. Check out the agenda below and join us at Microsoft.
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Agenda

9.00
Arrival and Coffee

9.15
Security and the Law (Jason Newman & Nitesh Patel)

10.15
Client Case Study: Nossal HS / MWTG / Rapid 7

10.45
Discussion: What breach protocols do you have in place?

11.00
Morning Tea

11.30
Sentinel SIEM deep dive (Microsoft)

12.30
Panel – What’s keeping you awake at night?

13.00
Lunch

13.30
Lacework – Old school cloud security isn’t cutting it for the modern era

14.00
Cohesity – Defend and rapidly recover from Ransomeware attacks

14.30
Microsoft – M365 Information Security

15.30
VMWare can help reduce your security complexity and extend detection and response capability

16.00
Networking Drinks

You’re Invited – Black Panther 2: Private Screening
2022-11-10 17:00 - 20:30 | Village Gold Class – Crown Casino, Shop 50, 8 Whiteman St, Southbank VIC 3006, Southbank, Victoria, 3006, Australia
Seats are limited to the first 15 IT Managers who register for the event.

Movie Premiere – Black Panther: Wakanda Forever

Juniper and 5G Networks would like to invite IT Managers who are part of VINE to the premier of the highly anticipated movie Black Panther 2: Wankanda Forever. Come meet the team and join us for an evening of popcorn, movie, dinner and more at the Village Cinema Gold Glass at Crown Casino.Seats are limited so register early to avoid missing your seat.
We would also like to take this opportunity to share with you how we have been supporting the education sector with their IT network and WIFI challenges. A good example would be Alamanda’s College push to an Experience First AI-Driven Network Operations. You can find out more here.
The team is looking forward to meeting up with you, so register now as seats are limited*.

Date: Thursday, 10th Nov
Time: 5:15pm – 8:30pm
Venue: Village Cinemas Crown, 8 Whiteman Street Southbank VIC 3006
Movie Hall: Crown Casino – GC 1

*Note: This exclusive invite is personal and NOT transferable.

Register Now!

For any enquiries, please reach out to:

Chris La Fontaine
Channel Partner Sales Manager

Juniper Networks Australia Pty Limited
ABN 36 091 016 312
t: +61 3 9655 8399 | m: +61 406 382 674| f: +61 3 9655 8390 |e: clafont@juniper.net
o: Level 26, ANZ Tower, 55 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
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CoET Term 4 Meeting
2022-11-18 09:00 - 13:00 | Novotel on Collins, 270 Collins Street, Melbourne, Australia
This Term CoET will take a close look at our practices as they relate to Audio Visual and engage in a scenario-based simulation of a realistic cyber security incident led by Aarnet.

CompNow Christmas Drinks
2022-12-08 15:00 - 17:00 | CompNow, 352 Ferntree Gully Road, Notting Hill, Victoria, 3168, Australia
Eat, drink & collaborate with chilled beer on tap in a unique mobile Irish pub.
Enjoy a see it to believe it experience with CompNow. An afternoon to see out the year and celebrate 2022. We will be connecting, collaborating and knowledge-sharing over a selection of beers, wines, spirits and liqueurs from an extensive menu. A wide range of popular beers or craft beers and finger food.
Hosted by CompNow’s Melbourne Sales & Engineering staff from the Corporate & Education Team and our partner Extreme Networks.
Space is limited, register now so you don’t miss your spot.
Register : Christmas Drinks with CompNow + Extreme Networks Tickets, Thu 08/12/2022 at 3:00 pm | Eventbrite

Cancelled – VINE Christmas Party
2022-12-15 13:00 - 17:00 | VIC

Teaching with Tech
2023-01-24 09:30 - 15:00 | Kardinia International College, 29-31 Kardinia Drive, Bell Post Hill, Victoria, 3215, Australia
Save the date….event details to follow

2023 Launch
2023-02-22 16:00 - 18:30 | Haileybury City Campus, 383 King Street Melbourne, Haileybury City Campus, 383 King Street Melbourne, Melbourne, Vic, 3134, Australia
This event will allow our sponsors the opportunity to connect with our members and provide over $2,000 of amazing door prizes and giveaways. If you previously registered for our cancelled Christmas party and donated to the Smith Family, you will automatically go into the draw. Other opportunities to enter will also be available with your attendance on the night. Famous cartoonist Phil Bower will also be there on the night to provide fun caricatures along with a roving magician to provide a bit of entertainment. So come along for a drink, nibble, network and fun! Click invite to RSVP.

AI Discussion Forum
2023-02-23 16:30 - 18:00 | HP Customer Welcome Centre Melbourne, 234 Collins Street #Level 2, Melbourne, VIC 3000, Victoria, Australia
HP with Intel openly invite educators to meet, network and discuss AI and its ramifications for education at the HP Customer Welcome Centre.
Come and be spoilt with a bite to eat and some refreshments as we together explore what Generative AI tools like ChatGPT mean for education. This free event will be an open discussion forum where we explore various aspects and impacts of AI in a friendly environment with other curious educators.

IT IQ Webinar: Modernise the student journey with Dynamics 365
2023-03-02 12:00 - 13:00 | Online, Online
Join our webinar with partner KPMG where we will explore how Microsoft Dynamics 365 for Education enables schools to:

Service students by developing a 360-degree view of the student and leveraging analytics to surface actionable insights that align with strategic priorities.
Retain students by efficiently resolving issues, making recommendations on how to solve problems, and even identifying issues before they arise.
Recruit new students by streamlining the student experience, processing applications efficiently and identifying recruitment programs that are achieving strong engagement with prospective students.
Attract new families by empowering schools to plan and deliver marketing campaigns and events across a range of modern channels, while measuring campaign engagement and responses.
Manage every aspect of alumni and stakeholder management, including communications, events, mentor programs and fundraising.

Got a question? Get the answers you need during the Live Q & A session. You can anonymously engage with our expert to get live answers and provide real-time feedback.

CoET Term 1 Meeting
2023-03-17 08:00 - 13:00 | VIC

CompNow / SOPHOS - K-12 Lunch & Learn - ** Limited Spots Available **
2023-03-21 12:00 - 15:00 | VIC
CompNow along with Sophos have a very limited number of seats available for a lunch and learn session towards the end of March.

Hosted by Brett North, Compnow’s Southern Region Manager – K12, you can hear from Mat Stone, Sophos Major Account Executive and Chris Goldsmith, Sophos Team Lead Sales Engineer who will be sharing the latest in cybersecurity and threat detection & response.

If the event is of interest to you then please reach out to Brett North directly either via email, brett.north@compnow.com.au or mobile, 0402 599 788 and full details will be provided.

Spots are extremely limited so if this is of genuine interest to you, please be quick to flag your interest.

Microsoft Power Apps Education workshop: Dynamic tools to empower developers, staff, educators, and students.
2023-03-27 09:00 - 17:00 | Microsoft Southbank Offices, Level 5, 4 Freshwater Place, Southbank, Victoria, 3006, Australia
With the Microsoft Power Platform, school leaders have the tools needed to quickly build tailored solutions to meet the school’s unique requirements. From digitising processes, to connecting your applications to share data, the Power Platform allows you to provide educators and administrators with tools to ease administrative workload and enhance teaching and learning. To learn how you can successfully build great apps of your own, join us for an in-person, hands on App in a Day (AIAD) workshop tailored to the education sector.
The day will be delivered by Brennan Digital, a Microsoft Certified Power Platform Partner who will guide you on a step-by-step process on how to create custom apps.
At the end of the day, you will be able to:
• Create custom applications without writing code
• Build sophisticated processes and complex data relationships within your applications
• Connect your app to a variety of data sources, in order to bring it to life
• Securely share your apps inside your organization
To get the most value out of the day, we highly recommend that you complete the PL-900: Microsoft Power Platform Fundamentals – Training | Microsoft Learn. This online, self-paced learning is complimentary and will prepare you to create a simple Power App, automate a process with Power Automate and build a chatbot with Power Virtual Agents on the day.
Space is limited, so please register today. We hope you can join us and we look forward to seeing you there.
Sydney – 24 March
Melbourne – 27 March
Brisbane – 30 March

Lawsense: School ICT Law 2023
2023-03-28 12:00 - 16:00 | Online, Online
Effectively Managing Data Collection, Access, Retention & Data Breaches. This is a live online event which will be recorded.
Registration and enquiries via the Lawsense website.
Agenda
12.00 LawSense Welcome
12.05 Chairpersons’ Introductions
Ally Eddy, Information Technology Manager, Santa Sabina College; President, MITIE Inc.
Rob Flavell, Head of Critical Thinking, ELTHAM College; President, VINE

12.15 Data Collection, Access, and Sharing: Understanding What You Should and Should Not Collect at Different Stages and Managing Consent, Access and Sharing
Privacy laws and potential reform

Exploring changing regulator focus and potential impacts on schools
Outlining key laws impacting data collection and management in schools – staff, parent, student and other data
Exploring potential reforms

Data Collection at Different Stages

Exploring best practice in obtaining informed consent for data collection and storage online
Examining optimum data collection at application for enrolment stage versus enrolment:

what data should you collect and store and what should you avoid?
exploring optimum approaches to collecting the data and consent through online application portals

Managing collection of data from job applicants
Managing collection of student and staff data:

biometric data
CCTV

Understanding school responsibilities where data is collected by third parties as a result of school-related activities, including responsibilities regarding informed consent

Data Access and Sharing

Examining the elements to consider in deciding what information different staff or departments within the school should be able to access
Exploring optimum access and sharing within a school, including access to and sharing of:

medical information, including parent medical information
counselling records
parent financial information
school investigations and police information

Understanding the limits of allowing access to information to marketing or community engagement staff
Implementing policies to optimise compliance in sharing student information with parents including:

managing consent from mature minors
dealing with information sharing with separated parents

Managing sharing with external experts and other schools

Gina Tresidder, Principal, Russell Kennedy Lawyers

1.15 Break

1.25 Data Storage, Retention and Destruction: Understanding Obligations and Assessing Data to Ensure You Meet Differing Requirements for Different Record Types

Outlining laws applying to document storage and retention in schools
Managing records in different formats – email, text, social media, paper
Clarifying what types of documents need to be kept and for what period, including:

student email and laptop data
behaviour and discipline records
accident records
medical and mental health information
disability and support
investigations
job applications and other staff data

Understanding your obligations to destroy or de-identify particular data
Exploring measures to accurately classify or categories documents to assist compliance with document destruction and retention requirements

Antoine Pace, Partner, Gadens
Raisa Blanco, Senior Associate, Intellectual Property and Technology Group, Gadens

2.25 Break

2.35 Data Breaches and Incident Management: Navigating Rights, Obligations and Communications to Mitigate Legal Exposure and Reputation Risk

Outlining key laws applying to data breaches in schools
Reviewing what penalties and civil compensation action schools could be exposed to from data breaches
Examining mandatory reporting of requirements for data breaches – when and how you must report and remediation
Managing communications:

avoiding increased exposure to legal liability from your communications regarding the incident
exploring obligations and options to deal with incorrect allegations made by students, parents or the media
dealing with the school board or council – what are your obligations in providing information and to what extent should the board or council be involved in decision-making

Learnings from recent incident case studies

Steven Troeth, Partner, Gadens

3.35 Break

3.45 Separated Parents – Understanding Rights and Obligations in Managing Information Access

Outlining the role of the Family Court and the different Court orders that can be made or arrangements reached affecting children of separated parents
Understanding AVO’s, including common orders that are made that can affect schools
Inconsistency between Family Court and Domestic/Apprehended Violence Orders – which orders take precedence?

Which Parent Has the ‘Rights’

Understanding parent rights and responsibilities where parents are newly separated and there are no court orders
What is the legal effect of parenting plans versus court orders and how do these affect the school?
Identifying and managing interim versus final orders

Blended Families and ‘Rights’

Understanding the legal position of new partners, step-parents and grandparents

Providing Information to One Parent or the Other

Examining key laws, agreements and orders that would dictate what information can be provided to a parent or withheld from a parent
Understanding the role of the students wishes/consent:

when should student consent be sought in releasing information to parents
when do student wishes about parent information access override parent requests
understanding how student wishes should be documented where information is going to withheld from one parent or another

Identifying what information can be shared with parties who are not parents
Exploring the practical implications of requirements to limit information to a parent:

email restriction
login
parent teacher interviews
wellbeing issues

Nick Duggal, Partner, Moray & Agnew Lawyers
4.40 Chairpersons’ Conclusions
4.45 Event Close

CompNow / Extreme Networks - K-12 Lunch & Learn - ** Limited Spots Available **
2023-03-30 12:00 - 15:00 | VIC
CompNow along with Extreme Networks, have a very limited number of seats available for a lunch and learn session in late March.

Hosted by Brett North, Compnow’s Southern Region Manager – K12, you can hear from Mina Mousa, Extreme Networks’ Sytems Engineering Manager, who will be sharing about the latest technology trends in K-12, including Wi-Fi 6E, Automation and AI Ops.

If the event is of interest to you then please reach out to Brett North directly, either via email, brett.north@compnow.com.au or mobile, 0402 599 788 and full details will be provided.

Spots are extremely limited so if this is of genuine interest to you, please be quick to flag your interest.

Unifying your data for a Smarter School (Webinar: Microsoft and Antares)
2023-04-04 10:00 - 11:00 | Online, Online
Improve student experience, without the learning curve
Tuesday 4th April 10am
Are you struggling to gather enough data from your school?
Sick of having to juggle each of your schools’ data in silos?
Or perhaps you know your school can be performing better, but you don’t know how to get there?
Education is all about catering to the needs of your students, but it’s almost impossible to do without the right help.
We are excited to invite you to our upcoming webinar Unifying data for a Smarter School, at 10am on the 4th April.
Join our team of experts and guest speakers from Microsoft as they discuss:
• Intelligent insights on what they are seeing in the market and industry
• How you can view all of your data, both internal and external, through a single pane-of-glass to enhance collaboration
• How data can be used to improve student engagement.
and so much more!

Fortinet K-12 Education Workshop
2023-04-18 - 2023-04-19 | Cliftons Melbourne, 1/440 Collins Street, Melbourne, Victoria, 3000, Australia
Join us for a 2-Day Education Workshop

18th– 19th April 2023 | 9am – 5pm
Cliftons Melbourne
1/440 Collin Street, Melbourne VIC 3000

The Fortinet Education Workshop is an interactive, beginner friendly solution-based workshop designed to educate participants on the value of the Fortinet solutions. No pre-requisites, no experience necessary.

This in-person 2-day workshop will introduce the Fortinet Security Fabric, and specific details about how Fortinet can help address the security concerns that education institutions need to be aware of. Followed by a hands-on lab activity that provides students with an opportunity to experience the Fortinet solution in action.

Agenda:

Day 1
Day 2

Initial Configuration
SD-WAN

Firewall Policies
SSL VPN

Web filtering
IPSEC VPN

Application Control
Virtual Domains

Antivirus
High Availability

IPS
FortiAnalyzer Demo

N.B. Attendees must bring their own laptop.

*For any enquiries please email mdeutscher@fortinet.com

Talking Tech and VINE AGM
2023-04-20 09:30 - 16:00 | Mazenod College, 5 Kernot Ave, Mulgrave, Victoria, 3170, Australia
The VINE Talking Tech event is an opportunity for all education ICT System Admins, Technicians and support staff to be released from your dungeons, and come together for some networking, good food and coffee, and hear from some peers and speakers focusing on a more technical level across a range of topics. Prizes will be given out across the day (yeah that’s right for free), and maybe even make a few new friends. Hope to see you there!
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VINE Talking Tech and AGM Agenda:

9.30am
Registration & Coffee @ Mazenod College – 5 Kernot Ave Mulgrave

10.00am
Welcome to VINE Talking Tech

10.05am
Microsoft Keynote – “Surface Under the Hood” – looking under the hood of Microsoft devices and device management presented by Microsoft

10.40am
What does zero trust mean for you? Mark Deutscher from Fortinet

11.10am
Morning Tea by Volks Coffee – www.volkscoffee.com.au

11.30am
Identity Management and AD Automation – Identity 1 vs Casync vs Cloudworks, vs DIY – school discussion

12.20pm
Lunch (Smokin Barrys – https://smokinbarrys.com.au/) & Networking opportunity

1.30pm
Helpdesks – What are they good for? – Discussion panel

2.20pm
EduNet – Automating helpdesk workflows with 3rd parties for more efficient laptop repair processes

2.40pm
Sentinal demo – Lyndon from Chairo shows us his SIEM solution

3.10pm
Lessons learned from my security breach – Kunal from Kilvington

3.30pm
VINE AGM – Presentation of audited financial statement and election of Committee

3.50pm
Day close & VINE door prize giveaway

VINE Leadership Conference
2023-05-03 - 2023-05-05 | Panorama Retreat & Resort (formally Country Place), 180 Olinda Creek Road, Kalorama, Victoria, 3766, Australia
Professional development 2 day workshop with a focus on Innovation and Strategic Leadership, designed for middle or senior leaders with limited places available.
Content designed and delivered by NESLI focused on Leading Change, Strategic Planning and Managing Relationships with allocated space to work on ‘take-aways’ and collaborate on these themes with others schools.

VINE 2023 Technology Showcase
2023-05-10 10:00 - 21:00 | Eltham College, 1660 Main Rd, Research, Victoria, 3095, Australia
The VINE Technology Showcase is back for 2023.
Vendor talks, hands-on product showcase, prizes galore and dinner and drinks to round out the day!
FINAL Agenda

Time
Activity

9.30 am – 10.00 am
Registration

10.00 am – 10.10 am
Welcome

10.10 am – 10.25 am
Microsoft

10.25 am – 10.40 am
Lenovo

10.40 am – 10:55 am
Clipboard

10:55 am – 11:05 am
STM Brands

11.05 am – 11.35 am
Morning Tea

11.35 am – 11.50 am
Centorrino Technologies

11.50 am – 12.05 pm
Somerville

12.05 pm – 12.20 pm
Dell

12.20 pm – 12.35 pm
Sentral

12.35 pm – 12.50 pm
Apple

12.50 pm – 2.00 pm
Lunch

2.00 pm – 2.15 pm
EdSmart

2.15 pm – 2.30 pm
Logitech

2.30 pm – 2.45 pm
Dynabook

2.45 pm – 3.00 pm
Acer

3.00 pm – 3.15 pm
CompNow

3:15 pm – 3:25 pm
Targus

3.25 pm – 3.45 pm
Afternoon Break

3.45 pm – 4.00 pm
ASUS

4.00 pm – 4.10 pm
PC Locs

4.10 pm – 4.25 pm
Pixevety

4.25 pm – 4.40 pm
HP

4.40 pm – 4.55 pm
Chalk

4.55 pm – 5.10 pm
Samsung

Wrap up and Drinks!

ISQ Managers' Forum
2023-05-19 08:30 - 17:00 | Online, Online
A one-day forum for ICT managers and coordinators featuring virtual presentations from vendor and educational presenters. It
offers informative sessions on emerging trends and technologies for ICT professionals in the education sector.
This event runs live in Brisbane, but Victorian schools can join virtually to hear presentations. Thanks to ISQ for sharing details of this event and making it available to Victorian schools.
Event costs $130 unless you are an ISQ member
Download the full agenda.

CoET Term 2 Meeting
2023-05-26 08:00 - 13:00 | VIC

Fortinet K-12 Info Bite
2023-05-30 11:00 - 12:00 | Online, Online
The accelerated adoption of digital technologies in schools has inadvertently spurred an increase in cyber threats and shined a spotlight on the need for IT teams to ensure secure internet access.
Fortinet makes it possible to proactively safeguard students from cyber threats by providing high-end network security solutions that address the cybersecurity challenges facing K-12 schools.
Join Veenu Kandasamy, network security expert (NSE) 7-certified pre-sales engineer, Wavelink and Mark Deutscher, account manager, Fortinet to discuss how Fortinet’s Security Fabric can protect your K-12 digital learning infrastructure, ensure the uptime of your internet access across all campuses, and oversee the welfare of your students.

AISNSW ICT Management and Leadership Conference 2023
2023-05-31 - 2023-06-02 | Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre, 2684 Gold Coast Highway, Broadbeach, Queensland, 4218, Australia
Technology is vital for every Australian school. The rich integration of different technologies is needed to ensure a seamless experience for all users. ICT in education professionals know the value of understanding the latest opportunities, the imminent threats and of continuous learning. It is time to examine and reflect on how the systems in schools are becoming unified, seamless and intelligent. This Conference brings ICT and education professionals together for a better tomorrow. The 18th ICT Management and Leadership Conference is the perfect place to learn about visionary future directions in education and to collaborate with peers and suppliers. With keynote provocations, sessions promoting new ideas, extended workshops, planned opportunities to meet with suppliers and to share experiences, delegates will find this Conference to be a key learning time. The Conference theme Convergence will be explored through four distinct streams: Leadership, Education, Technical and AV. The streams are designed to ensure the learning and development needs of all delegates are met.
All delegates at this Conference are required to be employees of a school. Vendors, or those with a commercial interest, are not permitted to attend as delegates. If you are not a school employee, please direct any queries to Conference Convenor Chris Woldhuis.

The Australian Schools Women's Leadership Summit
2023-06-08 | Online, Online
Presented by NESLI in partnership with Women & Leadership Australia, this interactive, online event will feature inspirational keynote presentations, expert workshops, panel discussions, participant breakout sessions, and online discussion forums.
Agenda highlights:
Development Session
Women Leading Schools: Unsupported, Overlooked and Exhausted
Dr Janet Smith will explore new research on women leaders in schools. Highlighting the gender discrimination and systemic barriers that still exist, and presenting practical strategies to improve your wellbeing, support your colleagues, and achieve your goals.
Opening Address
Hon Dr Anne Aly MP – Minister for Early Childhood Education; Minister for Youth; Federal Member for Cowan.
Keynote speakers:

Dyonne Anderson – Principal, Cabbage Tree Island Public School; Chief Executive Officer, Stronger Smarter Institute; President, National Aboriginal Torres Strait Islander Principals Association.
Ellie Cole OAM – Australia’s most decorated Female Paralympic Athlete
Dr Nicole Archard – Principal, Loreto College Marryatville
Wendy McCarthy AO Life Fellow FAICD – Social activist; Company advisor; Patron, Sydney Women’s Fund, The Parenthood; Director, FPIP; Former University Chancellor and Secondary School Teacher; Author, Don’t Be Too Polite Girls.
