is organized ONCE IN TWO YEARS. by the American School of Bombay in collaboration with Anytime Anywhere Learning Foundation (AALF), NESA Center, and the Laptop Institute.

One-day AALF Institute - 21 Steps to 21st Century Learning - February 24, 2010

ASB Un-Plugged Conference Dates - February 25, 26, and 27, 2010

REGISTRATION FOR ASB UN-PLUGGED 2010 IS CLOSED!

Hotel Booking Deadline – January 1, 2010 for the Grande Residency; January 15, 2010 for the Trident Hotel


ASB Un-Plugged site

TEDxASB site

Paul Fochtman at the American School of Bombay

If you are a head of school who blogs or know of heads of school who blog, email the blog link and name to Conference@asbindia.org

Tablet Use @ ASB
ES Laptops - An Idea Whose Time Has Come
Using Digital Microscopes @ ASB

The ASB Un-Plugged Ning is a community network for those interested in 1:1 learning programs and the ASB Un-Plugged conference. The network is designed to connect learning communities in schools around the world. You do not need to attend the conference to join the Ning. We simply want to connect you with other educators who are using and building 1:1 programs and we want to start TODAY!

Use this Ning to:

**Network with other members prior to ASB Un-Plugged 2010.
**Document and share your school's 1:1 experiences by posting blogs, videos, and photos
**Ask questions to better understand a 1:1 learning program
**Join a group and start or contribute to a forum discussion
**Create a group for your school or organization, or for an area of interest
**Create your own profile and find like-minded colleagues
** Discuss the Conference Strands and sessions during the ASB Un-Plugged 2010 conference
** Virtually participate in some aspects of the ASB Un-Plugged 2010 conference
** Virtually share ideas with other teachers in your subject/grade level area before, during and after the conference

Help us spread the word about the power of 1:1 learning! Help create the future!

Dr. Stephen Heppell - 21st Century Schools

Seth Godin on Tribes We Lead
Did You Know 3.0 Sir Ken Robinson - Do Schools Kill Creativity? Learning to Change - Changing to Learn