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Sydney Leadership 2011
Sydney Leadership represents one of the most extraordinary and most powerful leadership development opportunities in Australia today.
Since 1999 over 360 senior and emerging leaders from businesss, government and not-for-profit organisations have discovered the meaning of real leadership in this challenging, year-long program. Inspired by a Harvard model but taught in the 'real world' - not in a classroom - Sydney Leadership will help you discover the skills, wisdom and bravery you need to activate real change in yourself, in your organisation and in the real world.
APO Smart Gov 2.0 Competiton - Win a free ticket to attend!
Austrailan Policy Online has one free ticket to this conference to give away to a lucky reader. This two day conference pass is valued at $3,625! Don't miss this chance to get there for free.
Creative Innovation 2010
Think Better, Think Smarter, Think Creative Innovation 2010
Focusing on the power of creativity in a rapidly changing global environment, Creative Innovation 2010 is a rare opportunity to share ideas (and business cards) with some of the world’s most influential thinkers.
Creative Innovation 2010 will:
• Provide insights and techniques for developing personal and organisational creativity.
• Demonstrate strategies and processes for creating organisational performance, productivity and wellbeing.
Phd Scholarships - Creative Industries Research
Work type:
Full Time
The ARC Centre of Excellence for Creative Industries and Innovation are currently seeking students to take up QUT postgraduate scholarships that incorporate tuition and an annual non-taxable stipend of between $22,500 and $26,500.
The PhD students will work with a team of supervisors from the CCI’s Creative Workforce Program to research aspects of creative human capital, particularly formal and informal education and training for the creative economy.
Technology developments in the digital economy
This report assists government, industry and the community to understand just how rapid is the pace of technology change, how it is impacting Australia and how we might ensure all Australians reap the benefits.
Cultural Policy in Australia and the UK
CIF and CCI are delighted to invite you to a seminar with John Knell, a UK leading consultant on the changing face of work and organisations
Whose Art Is It Anyway?
CIF and CCI are delighted to invite you to a seminar with John Knell, a UK leading consultant on the changing face of work and organisations
Telco regulation 2.0 – Reconnecting the customer
Creator:
Chris Chapman
In this speech the Chairman of Australian Communications and Media Authority announced a public inquiry into customer service in the telecommunications industry.
An export that's going elsewhere
Australia's international education industry is in crisis, says Simon Marginson in The Age, but you won't hear political leaders talking about it
Media and Communications Officer
Work type:
Full Time
The Australian Council of Social Service (ACOSS) is the community services peak body and the national voice of people affected by poverty and inequality.
An arts guide to philanthropic gifts and tax: the dry stuff
This guide will help not-for-profit cultural organisations and individual artists understand the formalities associated with receiving philanthropic gifts.
Link: An arts guide to philanthropic gifts and tax: the dry stuffArt and the environment
A discussion about how artists and their work can play a significant part in raising awareness of the environment and climate change.
A social media measurement plan
For those seriously addicted to monitoring their online footprints, Devon Smith provides an extensive list of tools, metrics and reasons to prioritise your social media presence.
Digital Inclusion Initiative
This initiative aims to deliver equal and affordable access to computers and the internet to all Australians. Universal access to information and communication technology has become a basic infrastructure requirement in civil and democratic societies.
SEGRA 2010 - Sustainable Economic Growth for Regional Australia
Regional Australia is front and centre of the national agenda at the present. Debates about population, migration, growth management, sustainability and interregional capital transfers appear daily in the media.
There is a real need for a conversation about regional outcomes and the national outlook; how they interact, inform and shape each other.
Collegial mentoring for effective whole school professional development in the use of IWB technologies
Creator:
Anthony Jones
Creator:
John Vincent
The focus of this paper is the provision of teacher professional development as needed – just in time. The specific context is the application of peer mentoring in teaching and learning with interactive whiteboards.
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- SAVE THESE DATES - 29-30 September, 2010
- Deadline for submissions 30 September 2010
CCI Bloggers
- Trends on #ausvotes during the Australian Election, Pt. 4
Posted: 01/09/10
- Trends on #ausvotes during the Australian Election, Pt. 3
Posted: 01/09/10
- Trends on #ausvotes during the Australian Election, Pt. 2
Posted: 01/09/10
- Trends on #ausvotes during the Australian Election, Pt. 1
Posted: 01/09/10
- The Trouble with the Fourth Estate
Posted: 27/08/10
