8:00 – 9:00

Registration

9:00 – 9:15

Opening Remarks

• Dr Harold Elletson, Chairman, The New Security Foundation

9:15 – 10:45

Session 1

Recent Developments and Their Importance for Security and Defence Learning

• Lt. Colonel Omar Begoidze, Military Representative of the Georgian Mission to NATO

  Cyber Security Issues Arising from the Russian Aggression against Georgia

• Sean Nugent, Account Manager, LINE Communications Group, UK

  Cultural Awareness and Language Training: E-Learning for the Armed Forces

• Mark Coleman, Decision Support Practice Leader, QinetiQ, UK

  Tales from the Virtual Front – The Application of Serious Games in Security & Defence Learning

• Luis Fernando del Signo, Director, TRALCOM, Spain

  How to Train 500,000 Policemen in Mexico. Innovative E-Learning the Only Way

10:45 - 11:15

Tee / Coffee Break –Sponsored by LINE Communications

11:15 – 12:45

Session 2

Improving Operational Effectiveness of Police, Armed Forces and Emergency Services Through Technology Assisted Learning and Training

• Natascha Blijleven-Tebbe, Educational Technology Advisor, Dutch Police Academy, The Netherlands

  Get serious! Serious Gaming is Serious Learning in the Virtual City Behrloo

• Uwe Seidel, Project Manager, Ministry of Interior, Baden-Wuerttemberg – State Police Headquarters, Germany

  The Challenge of Training Users in the Technology of Digital Radio Communication – E-Learning for the Police, the Fire Brigade, Emergency Services and other Groups in Need of Training

• Alan Bruce, Director, Universal Learning Systems, Ireland

  The Dynamics of Difference: Innovative Learning on Diversity Competences for Modern Police Forces

• Dr Alastair M. D. Gemmell, Senior Lecturer, GeoSciences School, University of Aberdeen, UK

  An Interactive Disaster Management Simulation Exercise Using Mobile Phones

12:45 – 14:00

Lunch

14:00 – 15:30

Session 3

Content Production and Content Management for a New Generation

• Urs Widmer, Vice-President, TATA Interactive Systems AG, Switzerland

  Innovative Didactical and Technical Approaches to Train Military People

• Wolfram Spoenlein, Learning Solution Architect, Motorola Technical Training Solutions EMEA, UK

  It's all about people...The Perfect Learning Solution for Emergency Services and Why it's so Hard to Find

• Andrea Lorenzon, Chief Solution, Architect Giunti Labs, Italy

  Building a Comprehensive Content Production and Management Platform for both S1000D Technical Publications and SCORM Learning Materials

• Matthias Schulz, Vice-President of Germany, Middle East & Africa, OutStart GmbH, Germany

  Learning Content Management: Meeting the Challenges of Security and Defence Training through Centralised Content Development and Production

15:30 – 16:00

Tea / Coffee Break – Sponsored by LINE Communications

16:00 – 17:30

Session 4

New Challenges for Society

• MBE BSc FSyI Martin Smith, Director, The Security Company Ltd., UK

  Information Security & E-crime Prevention – Reaching Out Through an Intranet Based Solution

• Björn Saltvik, Director, G-Partner, Norway

  A Simple Way to Make a Difference – A Web-Based Whistleblower Protection Programme

• Prof Mwanashehe Salim Mohamed, United States International University – Africa, Kenya

  Stopping Corruption: A different Approach Involving Learning and Technology

• Dr Benjamin Okike, Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computer Science, University of Abuja, Nigeria

  Stopping Corruption: A New Role for Learning and Technology

17:30 – 18:30

Open Forum – Concluding Remarks