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News from digilearnscot for August 2022 August 15, 2022

Welcome back to the new academic year! Here are some of our upcoming opportunities that you may wish to attend and / or share with… Read more

30 August 2022, 15:30 – 16:00 Microsoft Office Specialist Program (MOS) Information Launch Event August 9, 2022

Microsoft Office Specialist Program (MOS) Launch, 30th August 2022, 15.30 – 16.00pm This Informative event from DigiLearnScot, Microsoft and Prodigy (Microsoft exam and training partners)… Read more

30 August 2022, 16:15 – 16:45 Microsoft Certified Educator Program (MCE) Launch event August 9, 2022

Microsoft Certified Educator Program (MCE) Launch, 30th August 2022, 16.15 – 16.45pm This Informative event from DigiLearnScot, Microsoft and Prodigy (Microsoft exam and training partners)… Read more

Digital Critical Friends – ScotlandIS and DYW Glasgow August 3, 2022

What is this project? In response to the Logan Review, ScotlandIS has worked with DYW Glasgow to develop an innovative and responsive project to provide… Read more

Scottish Digital Literacy Week 2022 #SDLW22 August 2, 2022

Scottish Digital Literacy Week 22 is happening! #SDLW22 Put a hold in your planner for the week of the 3rd of October 2022 and join… Read more

Cyber First Aid Box *NEW RESOURCE* August 2, 2022

The Cyber First Aid Box is designed to support families recover from online harms. Designed in partnership with Decode Cyber Solutions and Education Scotland’s Digital… Read more

About Digilearn.scot

In line with the Digital Learning and Teaching Strategy for Scotland, DigiLearn team at Education Scotland aim to:

Develop the skills and confidence of educators in the appropriate and effective use of digital technology to support learning and teaching
Improve access to digital technology for all learners
Ensure that digital technology is a central consideration in all areas of curriculum and assessment delivery
Empower leaders of change to drive innovation and investment in digital technology for learning and teaching

Computing Science

Have you visited our Computing Science site yet?

Computing is one of the most exciting subjects children and young people can learn about. Computers are all around us, embedded in the devices we use everyday, from kettles and toasters, to cars and buildings.

The DigiLearn team at Education Scotland aim to provide teachers with the knowledge and skills to bring this exciting, engaging and meaningful subject to life in, and out, of classrooms across the country. We will develop capacity across education for teachers to develop and embed computing science across the curriculum, with the support of training, resources and tailored guidance/support.

Go to Computing Science site

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05 September 16:00, Launch of Scottish Digital Literacy Week 2022

06 September 16:00, Digital Learning and Teaching – session 1: Planning

07 September 16:00, This is Primary Computing Science – New 4 part course

08 JULY, 16:30 – 17:15, Digital Skills and the Future of Work – NCCE Webinar

11 October 16:00, Digital Learning and Teaching – session 3: Assessment and Feedback

20 August 16:00 – 17:00, An Introduction to using Glow and Office 365: Easing Workflow

22 September 11:00 – 11:45, Live Code Along with micro:bit

25 August 16:00, This is Micro:Bit – New 3 part course for 2022

27 September 16:00, Digital Learning and Teaching – session 2: Teaching and Learning

Additional Teaching Qualification in Computing Studies CPD Award

Digital Thinking

Introduction to Cyber Security for Teachers – Funded places available!

January 2021. New Webinars for SEIC Practitioners. CEOP Thinkuknow Introduction Course.