THE UNIVERSITY OF QUEENSLAND LIBRARY

UQL CYBERSCHOOL SEMINAR, 2013

Flipped, Blended, MOOCS: What does it all mean?

Join us at the biennial UQL Cyberschool Seminar for a day of information sharing and professional development.

The seminar will address the impact of emerging digital learning environments on teaching pedagogy and the library.

Who should attend?

• School Principals

• Deputy Principals

• Heads of Departments

• Teacher Librarians

• Teachers

The University of Queensland student Symphony Orchestra will perform Carnival of the Animals in Brisbane on 26 May.

The University of Queensland student Symphony Orchestra will perform Carnival of the Animals in Brisbane on 26 May.
The University of Queensland student Symphony Orchestra is joining forces with writer, broadcaster and researcher Roland Sussex to present a musical classic in Brisbane on 26 May.

Emeritus Professor Roly Sussex will narrate during the student orchestra's performance of the Carnival of the Animals.

As a result of our recent professional development activity - Cyberschool Update, 2013 - it was suggested that a discussion forum be formed for participants to share information and ask questions with regards to databases and eBooks.

As a discussion starter, what session did you find most informative and why?

Click on this link which takes you to our Professional Development page to see presentations from most speakers.

QASMT is a long time member of Cyberschools and we are delighted that one of their students has been named Australia's 'neuroscientist of the future'. The country's brightest young minds competed in the finals of the Australian Brain Bee Challenge (ABCC) held at Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre earlier this month.

ABBC is an initiative of the Queensland Brain Institute (QBI) at The University of Queensland (UQ).

UQ's Academic Scholarship program aims to reward the achievements of outstanding school leavers and gap year students. A significant number of scholarships are awarded each year. If you are a high-achieving student and you are completing Year 12 in 2012 (or you completed in 2011 and you're on a gap year) then you are encouraged to apply.