Curriculum Connect: re-positioning schools engagement @ALIANationalOffice
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Anna Raunik - Executive Director, Content and Client Services accessibility, Libraries Digital Transformation
Jo-Anne Hine - Teacher in Residence, Coordinator Schools Engagement, State Library of Queensland

In their talk Jo-Anne and Ann will talk about Curriculum Connect. Developed by State Library of Queensland, Curriculum Connect is a website that makes finding free, teacher-reviewed, classroom-ready resources simple.

Facilitated by Monika Szunejko, Information Online program committee and Director, committee and Director, Strategy & Analytics at CAUL
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