ABOUT SMARTNET
Since 1997 SmartNet has facilitated knowledge sharing, innovation and networking across sector boundaries through live and online events. SmartNet is a division of Lyall Lukey Resources Ltd, established in 1987.
Since 2007 fourteen Education Leaders Forums have been run under the SmartNet umbrella. Convened by Lyall Lukey the annual ELF series involves education leaders and aspiring leaders from across the learning spectrum from early childhood to post-tertiary education.
See selection of 129 videos of speakers at 220+ SmartNet knowledge sharing events designed and produced by Lyall Lukey since 1997 @ https://www.youtube.com/@lukeyresources/videos
Five annual Seismics and the City events were also convened by Lyall in the wake of the Christchurch Earthquakes of 2010-11. See past events and what people say about ELF.
Lyall Lukey
M.A. (Hons), Dip.Tchg., AFNZIM
Convener, Education Leaders Forum,
Founder, Lukey Resources, SmartNet, Silververve, Co=Gen
EDUCATION LEADERS FORUM
Education Leaders Forum
Since 2007 fourteen Education Leaders Forums have been run under the SmartNet umbrella. Founded and convened by Lyall Lukey the annual ELF series involves education leaders and aspiring leaders from across the learning spectrum from early childhood to post-tertiary education. ELF20 Leading Change and Managing Transitions was run as a spaced Zoom series because of Covid uncertainties. See what people say about ELF.
SEISMICS AND THE CITY
Seismics and the City
Five annual Seismics and the City events were also convened by Lyall in the wake of the Christchurch Earthquakes of 2010-11. See past events.
CO=GEN COACHING
Gen Coaching
Personal and Leadership Development for Millennials+
Co=Gen is a dynamic personal and leadership development programme on the Zoom Platform for selected people in the age range 21-39. More https://www.smartnet.co.nz/cogen/
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Tomorrow’s Skills, Yesterday’s Bureaucracy
Lyall Lukey, Convener of Education Leaders Forum 2019 Digital Divides, Dividends & Dangers, argues that while there are undoubtedly big system and funding issues to address in the vocational education and training sector, the centralisation concept announced on 13 February is not the most effective way forward. Read more at: Tomorrow’s Skils, Yesterdays Bureaucracy
Job Currency: By Degrees? Without Qualifications? With Micro-credentials?
Speaking at the recent 12th annual Education Leaders Forum in Rotorua, Phil Ker, CEO Otago Polytechnic generated interest with his presentation “Micro-credentials: an old dog with some new tricks!” ELF Convener Lyall Lukey explains why. Read the article on Education Central.
Addressing social challenges in education remains our biggest priority
Addressing the social and cultural challenges confronting our education system is still top of the list before any real traction can be made with other issues begging for educators’ attention. That was one of the main messages to emerge from the Education Leaders Forum in Rotorua. Read the article from Judith Barback on Education Central
