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Children are increasingly opinionated, independent and brand aware at a very young age, what impact will new technologies and digital interactions have on how the next generation learns, grows up and runs organisations? What is going to happen to children’s creativity in future generations? How can digital media facilitate children’s creative development whilst education runs the risk of taming their imagination? What and how are they learning?

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Key-note speaker is Juliet Tzabar, co-founder of Scream Out Loud specialists in children’s interactive media.

Other speakers confirmed:

• DK, founder of MediaSnackers
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• Simon Fuller at Grid Learning

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