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TOOLS AND TECHNOLOGIES FOR TEACHERS

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The School of Engineering and Computing, University of the West of Scotland would like to extend an invitation to join us at our Paisley Campus for a CPD Away Day. Attendees will not only be able to participate in our workshops but also have the opportunity to network with colleagues from other Secondary Schools and the University over a light lunch. To enable you to plan for your CPD Away Day, we will ensure that your place is confirmed by same day return of email. To reserve your place please email: computing@uws.ac.uk. Please contact Georgia Adam on 0141 848 3101 who will be happy to help with all enquiries. We look forward to welcoming you on campus.

WORKSHOP A RADIATION:

Workshop focus is on detection of environmental radiation where there would be an opportunity to use a range of state of-the-art radiation detector systems in order to learn how these different systems can be used to locate and characterise ionising radiation in our environment.

WORKSHOP B PROGRAMMING:

Session focus is on Arduino – programming for the real world. The Arduino is an open software/hardware microprocessor platform which can interact with the real world via digital and analogue I/O using a variety of sensors, switches and actuators (motors, servos, LEDs).

WORKSHOP C MUSIC:

“An introduction to AVID Pro Tools for music and post production” in support of the Music Technology National awards will be provided through a tailored practical session. In addition, AVID Pro Tools training and certification is available at UWS presented by an AVID Certified Instructor.

WORKSHOPS WILL BE FACILITATED BY:

  • Dr David O’Donnell, Lecturer in Nuclear Physics
  • Duncan Thomson, Programme Leader for Computer Networking
  • Colin Grassie, Lecturer in Music Technology.

CPD Workshops offered by the School of Engineering & Computing

  • Location: Paisley Campus
  • Date: Thursday 25th May 2017
  • Duration of workshop: 1000-1400 hours

Spaces are limited to 10 for each session and given the anticipated popularity of the sessions, we will offer places on a first-come, first-served basis.

Cost: We are delighted to be able to offer these ‘something for the teacher’ workshops with session fees waived on this occasion to allow you to engage in hands-on activity aligned to the Physics, Music or Computing Higher/ CfE / National Qualifications.

Please download the flyer below:

Tools and Technologies for Teachers

Author: I. Menzies

Senior Education Officer for Sciences, Education Scotland

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