Presentations

Mr. Belsey has presented at conferences around the world. You can learn more about him and his work here.
He is available to make keynote speeches, facilitate workshops or contribute to roundtable discussions on the following topics:

Education - Technology: (90 minutes approximately)

• An Introduction to iEARN: The International Education and Resource Network (or "Change the World 101")
  This presentation will introduce educators to iEARN, the world's largest and longest running k-12 learning network.
  This presentation will be of interest to educators who wish to have their students involved in global project/inquiry-based learnging..
• Generations Can Connect: Youth Mentoring Seniors with Technology
• Our School is Wired ... Now What? -Celebrating the best of what can be done with technology in schools
  (Supporting Online References and Resources)
  

Education -Bullying / Cyberbullying: (90 minutes approximately)

Bullying: A Learning Journey -for parents and teachers. This presentation will help educators and parents
gain a deeper insight into the issue of bullying, what it is, what can be done to prevent it and what we can
all do to address this issue in our schools and communities.

It's Cool to Care -for grades 2-4

Be the Change -for grades 5-9

Striving to Be Bully-free -Addressing Bullying as a Community Issue -for community groups

Cyberbullying: An Emerging Threat for the "Always On" Generation -for parents and teachers

"Virtual World - Real Consequences" -Understanding the real life implications for our online behaviours
(with special a focus on cyberbullying)

Society /Community Development (90 minutes approximately) :

• Igalaaq, An Arctic Window on the World: The Rankin Inlet Community Access Centre Story
• Planning and Developing a Community Teleservice Centre

Canada's Arctic - Nunavut (one hour approx.):

• An Arctic Community: Life North of 60 and Below 50! -A beautiful multimedia show based on Mr. Belsey's book
  "An Arctic Community" co-written with Bobbie Kalman of Crabtree Publishing ISBN # 0-86505-147-X (bound)
  or ISBN # 0-86505-157-7 (paperback)

• a room that can be made quite dark (so that the audience can best view the multimedia images, video, etc.)
  
  
• a high speed Internet connection (if possible, but not essential)
  
  
• a sound system that can fill the presentation room with sound
  
  
• an LCD projector with appropriate cables to connect to a PC laptop
  
  
• a screen or white wall of a size appropriate for the corresponding audience
  (the bigger the better)
  
  
• a sound system which includes microphone and speakers for audiences greater than 100 persons
  (a wireless microphone system is the most desired, but not essential, a handheld microphone will do)
  
  
• a back-up LCD projector (to cover Murphy's Law)
  
  
• a back-up PC Laptop computer with PowerPoint 2003 or later installed on it. (Murphy's Law again!)
  

Download a copy of Mr. Belsey's presentation brochure

Would you like Mr. Belsey to speak at your next conference?

Mr. Belsey is represented by the National Speakers Bureau