Conference 2020 - Using assistive technology to support learning outcomes
The second Institute of Coding annual conference was held from 24-25 February 2020, at the IET: Savoy Place in London. In this podcast, Neil Milliken ...
Institute of Coding Annual Conference 2019
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The first Institute of Coding annual conference was held 12-13 March 2019 (main conference activities), at UKFast in central Manchester. Over 300 delegates attended, including learners and representatives from industry, higher education and government. Over the two days, 16 sessions and workshops were held, with more than 60 speakers from a variety of backgrounds providing their expertise. Many of the sessions were recorded and filmed, so please view the videos, podcasts and presentations from the conference to see the great work the IoC and our consortium is doing.
Degree Apprenticeships Post 2020 - Panel discussion
Government, industry and learner representatives explored the future of degree apprenticeships at our conference in March. Listen to their discussion ...
Government Policy: Social Mobility, Digital Employment, and Industrial Strategy
A panel of policy experts, chaired by Nicola Turner MBE, Head of Sector Practice at the Office for Students, consider current and emerging Government ...
Addressing the gender imbalance in the digital and computing sector
There are far too few women in the computing and digital sectors. Chaired by Dr Darren Dancey of Manchester Metropolitan University (MMU), this sessio...
Challenges and Disruption in 21st Century Digital Skills Training – Reaching and Teaching
How can we reach and teach the digital workers of the future? Listen to James Davenport from University of Bath discuss challenges to digital skills t...
"If I can do it, so can you". - Keynote speech by Professor Sue Black
Professor Sue Black gave an inspiring key note speech at our conference, with the message, "If I can do it, so can you." To find out more about the ...
IoC Conference Dinner Speech - Jacqueline de Rojas
President of techUK and co-chair of the IoC Jacqueline de Rojas gave an inspiring speech on life long learning during the conference dinner. To find ...