About MITIE "...we have found that MITIE is a better medium for gaining a wide breadth of ideas from other schools." (Tim Innes-Brown, Director of ICT, St Michael's Collegiate School in Hobart commenting on following our forum to track issues that may arise in a widely used software system) The heart of MITIE is its very active forum where our community willingly and generously share their expertise, experiences and ideas with the community.
One of the great strengths of MITIE comes from our diversity: members from commercial organisations bring an important perspective related to the technology that is available to solve educational issues; members come from smaller institutions with one ICT support person and large multi-school system with large specialised support teams and, probably most importantly, our membership reflects a wide diversity of roles including CIOs, new to ICT support in first-level help-desk roles and teachers and others with responsibility for supporting ICT use in the classroom.
MITIE also offers a range of professional learning and networking opportunities such as term conferences. These events are usually hosted by a member's school or institution or at a commercial member's premises and take place around Australia at times that reflect the ebb and flow of the academic year. At these events members share their expertise through presenting a workshop or plenary session, learn new technical skills, explore broad-ranging issues that impact ICT in educational institutions, spend time networking with others and learning about new products from our sponsors.
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