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Workshops for Term 2, 2019
Workshops for Term 2, 2019
Apps and Tools for Making Thinking and Effective Feedback Visible
Apps and Tools for Making Thinking and Effective Feedback Visible
Learn how to enhance learning by using apps and tools for documenting student thinking, structuring ideas and information; and reflecting on that which is made visible. Using digital tools for various types of assessment, data gathering and feedback to inform pedagogy.
Differentiation in your Classroom with Technology
Differentiation in your Classroom with Technology
This workshop explores a number of ways to use Docs, Slides, Sites, Classroom and other G Suite apps, extensions and add-ons to effectively differentiate instruction in your classroom.
Fostering creative and critical thinking through collaboration and communication
Fostering creative and critical thinking through collaboration and communication
This workshop will explore the elements of great stories and then harness digital tools to effectively combine text, images, audio and video for compelling and meaningful digital storytelling.
Using Digital Technology to enhance Mathematical and Scientific Learning
Using Digital Technology to enhance Mathematical and Scientific Learning
This workshop will take a deeper look at how web-technologies, devices, collaborative tools, animations and simulations can all enhance students' understanding and engagement with science, mathematics and technology.
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We can put together workshops to suit your specific needs.
Things to note:
- It is important for attendees to be aware of the Education Directorate's Cloud Computing Policy and 3rd Party App Permissions (refer to https://www.education.act.gov.au/publications_and_policies/policies). From time to time your workshop might introduce you to a new 3rd Party App. If you are unsure what this means to you, please chat to leadership at your school in consultation with the documentation linked. If you have any questions please speak with someone from Digital Strategy, Services and Transformation (DSST).
- Attendees should definitely bring a Chromebook or computer, not just an iPad/tablet. There may be Chromebooks available to borrow but we encourage you to bring your own computer or Chromebook if you have one.
- Some session descriptions ask participants to bring along examples of work to share, etc. The effectiveness of these sessions will depend on you doing this.
- Some sessions indicate whether they are aimed at Beginner or Experienced users, and the workshop content will be pitched at the advertised level.
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