Concurrent sessions
1. Deborah Cohen - Persuasive Text: using media texts to support persuasive language & writing in the classroom
2. Bianca Hewes - Building your professional learning network (PLN)
    Bianca profile - email Bianca if you wish to connect with her
  Blogging resources | Edmodo resources | Twitter resources |
4. Anne Whisken - Informed learning and Action Research in a Blended Learning Environment
5. Sally Turbitt - Social Media - ideas from a librarian-in-training
6. Lisa Nash - Exploring iPads in learning and teaching
7. Sharon McGuinness - Innovative Web 2 tools for instruction and integration

Concurrent sessions
1. Ian McLean - Renovating your school library on a shoestring budget
3. Isobel Williams - Are eBooks for you?
4. Jeremy LeBard - Reading socially with ReadCloud
5. Roy Crotty - Building collaborative communities online: A CSU learning initiative
6. Stacey Taylor - Tools to support senior research
7. Nadia Merchant, Trent McAllan & Jessica Jorna
Developing digital literacy in your school
8. Lee Fitzgerald - Guided Inquiry: does it work?
Guided Inquiry - choosing a topic
Guided Inquiry - planning a unit
Guided Inquiry - process marking
9. Joy Lawn - How are secrets, lies and truths embedded in children's literature?

Concurrent sessions
2. Jackie Hawkes - The ABCs of L=PAALS: learning=people + attitudes + atmosphere + libraries
3. Margie Wallin & Jann Small - What your teacher librarian can do for you!
4. Joy Lawn - Frame by frame: understanding the appeal of the graphic novel
5. Maggie Garrad - The Animal within: exploring the use of digital media resources in the classroom
6. Nerelie Teese - Introducing & establishing a wide reading program in the middle years of school
7. Cathy Oxley - Anytime, anywhere, any device: Mobile technologies in libraries
8. Jennie Bales - It's all about ...'Learning in a changing world'

Concurrent sessions
1. Deborah Cohen - My Place: A multimodal destination that brings to life Australian history
2. Greg Swanson - Collaborative learning project: E-textbook
3. June Wall - Designing engaging learning for digital literacy
4. Henrietta Miller & Prudence Thomas - Communicating for the 21st century: using tools such as Edmodo and student blogs to connect students with an authentic worldwide audience
5. Judith Way - Developing a Personal Learning Network for fast & free professional learning
6. Ruth Buchanan - Re-imaging your school library
7. Leonie McIlveney & Rosemary Collins - Studyvibe: harnessing the power of the online environment to teach students how to study effectively
8. Alexia Nicholson - SMART Notebook software for teacher librarians

Concurrent sessions
1. Richard Newsome (Author)
2. Steven Herrick (Performance poet)
3. Camilla Elliott - Library team 2.0: innovators, enablers, inhibitors
4. Kerry Pope - A touch of humour! Captivating students through the GiggleIT Project (article) | PowerPoint presentation
5. Anne Gillespie & Hilary Hughes - Profiling teacher librarians as evidence based practitioners
6. Leonie McIlveney - Making metacognition mainstream
7. Chris Betcher - The Googlification of everything Part 1(continued next session)

Concurrent sessions
1. Richard Newsome (Author)
2. Jeremy LeBard - Social eReading & the future of digital text in the classroom
3. Carmel Galvin - Using Facebook and LibGuides to provide 24/7 library access
4. Marita Thomson - Reader development in secondary school
5. Margo Pickworth - Just Google it!
6. Judy O'Connell - Find it fast and get things done
7. Chris Betcher - The Googlification of everything Part 2 (continuation of previous session)

Concurrent sessions
1. Sue McKerracher - National Year of Reading 2012
2. Pru Mitchell - Resourcing a 21st century curriculum
3. Kellie Britnell - Being cybersmart as you innovate, instruct & integrate
4. Kerry Smith - Productivity through e-books and e-readers
5. Maggie Garrard - Digital authoring: the way forward for learning and learners
6. Lizzie Chase - Read, reflect, respond, re-imagine: digital tools integrated within a powerful learning cycle for middle years English & research lessons
7. Kristine Cooke, Cathy Oxley, Helen Stower & Anne Weaver - Collaborative writing