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Flexible Learning Leaders Events

Flexible Learning Leaders contribute to a wide calendar of events open to all people interested in flexible learning including NET*Working 2004.

They also take part in events organised just for Flexible Learning Leaders, for example, Induction Workshops, (PDF, 613KB), Leadership and Sharing Workshops.

Leadership and Sharing Workshop - for Flexible Learning Leaders will be held on 9 & 10 December at Crowne Plaza, Coogee Beach in Sydney.

This workshop provides the opportunity to share and for further professional development for the network of Flexible Learning Leaders.

NET*Working 2004, ‘Inclusion and Inspiration', is an online conference also featuring local face-to-face events in all States and Territories, to be held from 8-19 November.

It is the premier national conference specifically designed to highlight how technology can be used to deliver education and training flexibly.

This year's conference will build on the success of previous NET*Working conferences which have been held since 1997 and will be an opportunity to celebrate the significant achievements of the Framework.

Find out who of the Flexible Learning Leaders is presenting online at NET*Working 2004 (PDF, 575KB).

• National Induction Workshop – for current Flexible Learning Leaders was completed on 29 & 30 April, 2004 in Adelaide.
• One-day State Induction Workshop - for current Flexible Learning Leaders were conducted in all capital cities from 6 - 21 May 2004.

New Flexible Learning Leaders gather to establish networks, plan their programs and be inspired by guest speakers. Records of previous Induction Workshops can be found in Resources and Reports.

Since 2000, Flexible Learning Leaders events have provided an opportunity to build a rich history of experiences in flexible learning. View these in Resources and Reports.

Updated: 19 April, 2005