Previous Webinars – DigiLearn

Thank you to everyone who made Scottish AI in schools week a success. We were overwhelmed by the amount of schools, teachers, and students who took the time to participate in the activities laid out during this week of collaboration and learning.

We hope you all found it useful and look forward to the updates that will present themselves in the future.

#ScotAI24 AI Wonderland: Make it HAPPen

#ScotAI24 Daydream Believers - The Power of Generative AI

#ScotAI24 Common Sense Education: AI Literacy

#SCOTAI24 International school of Aberdeen webinar recap

#SCOTNewbattle High School

#SCOTAI24 City of Glasgow - AI Tinder to Training

#SCOTAI24 Code Along: build with AI

#SCOTAI24 TeachMeet

All ELC providers want to create a safe and secure environment for the children in your care. As we become ever more reliant on digital technology it is increasingly important that you protect data (on children, staff and families), finances and also the integrity of any digital systems you use, including email, communication channels and databases.

There are a handful of steps you can take to minimise the potentially costly and disruptive effect of a cyber incident, and better safeguard the children in your care, as well as your business’s finances and reputation. This short seminar is for anyone working in childcare in Scotland. It is run by the National Cyber Security Centre (www.ncsc.gov.uk), and supported by the Scottish Government, Education Scotland and Care Inspectorate, as part of CyberScotland Week. It will provide you with advice and steps you can take to minimise the likelihood and impact of a cyber attack on your setting, and information about where to get help and advice if you need it.

Please click here to download e-pamphlet PDF Early Years practitioners: using cyber security to protect your settings.