EduGeek EDIT 2024 - 30th October - Tickets Now Available

We’ve made it to London at long last, so you Geeks Of The South have no excuse now!

Join us on the 30th of October at the RAF Museum, Hendon for our FREE EDIT Conference kindly sponsored this year by Smoothwall.

Get your free tickets from Eventbrite Tickets.

There will be another article closer to the date with all the timings of speakers etc. on there. All talks will be streamed live.

Once more, we have a raft of top speakers for the conf with the following already booked and confirmed, plus more to come (we’ll keep you posted as and when they confirm):

• Smoothwall
  
• Microsoft
  
• Abloy
  
• The EXA Foundation
  
• Sophos
  
• Nellcote
  
• Other Speakers TBA
  

On top of that, we have the expo as well, and are very much looking forwards to welcoming the following companies to join us (more to come):

• Smoothwall
  
• ICT Direct
  
• Schools Broadband
  
• NetSupport
  
• https://www.net-ctrl.com/]Net-Ctrl
  
• BenQ
  
• Door Entry Sign (Osbourne Technologies)
  
• Wave9
  
• Salamandersoft
  
• LG
  
• More TBA
  

Location and Timings:

EduGeek EDIT 2024 will be held on the 30th of October 2024 in the Sunderland Suite at the RAF Museum, Hendon

Address: RAF Museum, Grahame Park Way, London, NW9 5LL

Doors will be open at 09:00 for drinks and snacks and the conf kicks off with Smoothwall’s keynote talk at 09:45.

The conf is scheduled to finish at 5pm.

Registration

Click Here to get your free ticket with Eventbrite Tickets

Go to the next page for more details

[PAGE]Details, timings, travel options and hotels[/PAGE]

Location and Timings:

EduGeek EDIT 2024 will be held on the 30th of October 2024 in the Sunderland Suite at the RAF Museum, Hendon

Address: RAF Museum, Grahame Park Way, London, NW9 5LL

After Conf Social:

Details coming soon

Travel:

**PLEASE NOTE THAT THE NEAREST TUBE STATON, COLINDALE, IS CLOSED UNTIL DECEMBER 2024 AND THE NEXT NEAREST IS HENDON CENTRAL**

Tube:

The nearest open tube station is Hendon Central, which is a half hour walk to the RAF Museum or, take the number 186 bus (Stop E), which is 18 mins and every 12 mins.

Rail:

Hendon Station is the nearest rail stop. To catch a bus to the RAF Museum you will need to Hendon Central Tube station and catch the 186 bus (the same as above).

Car:

There is a car park at the museum, and I have been told we can have free parking for attendees, but we are currently waiting on further instructions from the event management department at the museum.

Please enter your registration number in the registration page on Eventbrite if you are intending to come by car so we can pass it on when required.

Hotels:

There is a Premier Inn (London Hendon). With (at the time of writing) very reasonable rates.

Please feel free to stay elsewhere if you can find it cheaper 😊

Premier Inn link: https://www.premierinn.com/gb/en/hotels/england/greater-london/london/london-hendon-the-hyde.html

Registration

Click Here to get your free ticket with Eventbrite Tickets

Registration

Click Here to get your free ticket with Eventbrite Tickets

[PAGE]About the RAF Museum - London[/PAGE]

The Royal Air Force (RAF) Museum in London is a museum dedicated to the history of the Royal Air Force and aviation in the UK. It is located in Hendon, North London, and offers a comprehensive look into the evolution of British military aviation, from its earliest days to modern times.

Features of the RAF Museum London:

1. Exhibitions and Collections:

- The museum houses over 100 aircraft from different eras, including iconic planes like the Spitfire, Hurricane, and Avro Lancaster from World War II, as well as more modern aircraft like the Eurofighter Typhoon.

- The collection also includes aircraft engines, missiles, uniforms, and other RAF memorabilia, telling the story of air combat, technological advancements, and the people who served.

2. Hangars and Galleries:

- The museum is divided into various hangars, each focusing on different aspects of aviation history:

- The Grahame-White Factory: This hangar is one of the original buildings on the site and houses early 20th-century aircraft and memorabilia from World War I.

- Hangar 1: Focuses on the history of the RAF from its formation in 1918 to the present day, including stories of the Cold War, humanitarian missions, and modern conflicts.

- Hangar 2: Highlights aircraft used in the Battle of Britain and other key WWII campaigns.

- Hangar 6: Dedicated to more modern aircraft and the role of the RAF in contemporary conflicts and peacekeeping operations.

3. Interactive Displays and Experiences:

- The museum offers several interactive exhibits, including simulators that allow visitors to experience flying different aircraft.

- There are also educational programs, workshops, and immersive displays to engage visitors of all ages.

4. Temporary Exhibits and Events:

- In addition to the permanent collection, the museum hosts temporary exhibitions, airshows, and events, often focusing on specific themes such as D-Day, the Cold War, or notable RAF anniversaries.

- The museum is active in celebrating important RAF milestones and anniversaries, sometimes involving flyovers or special air displays.

5. Entry and Facilities:

- There are cafés, gift shops, and a learning center on-site, making it a great day out for families and aviation enthusiasts alike.

6. History of the Museum:

- The RAF Museum was opened in 1972 to preserve the history of the Royal Air Force and educate the public about the role of air power in the defense of the UK.

- The Hendon Aerodrome, where the museum is located, has historical significance as it was a key site for early aviation and RAF training.

The RAF Museum in London provides a detailed and interactive way to explore the rich history of British aviation and the men and women who contributed to it. It offers a blend of historical aircraft displays, educational resources, and modern experiences that appeal to both casual visitors and aviation experts.