A Glow login is required to join this webinar in Teams.
It is for teachers working in PRIMARY school contexts.
This webinar will take place on Tuesday 1st December at 4.30pm
webinar 1 catch-up
full playlist
webinar 2 catch-up
A Glow login is required to join this webinar in Teams.
It is for teachers and librarians working in SECONDARY school contexts.
This webinar will take place on Wednesday 2nd December at 4.30pm
webinar 1 catch-up
full playlist
webinar 2 catch-up
No prior sign up required, however, a Gmail account is required to access Google Meet.
This confidence rasing demo session will provide a step by step, how-to guide of how to use the iPad apps covered in the previous webinar:
Due to practitioner demand, this session will look specifically at the iPad apps covered in the webinar recording.
You can join the session on Google Meet here. Please note a Gmail login is required.
Early level computing science drop-in discussion opportunity.
2nd December at 4pm via Teams withing Glow. No sign up required.
As a follow-up session from the first two early level computing science webinars, we would like to invite you to join an informal drop-in session to chat about how you are embedding computing science experiences through play in your settings. This session will also provide an opportunity to ask any questions and connect with other practitioners who are interested in developing computing science at early level.
You do not need to have attended the previous webinars but if you would like to catch up on the first two webinars of this series please click on the webinar recordings below.
Webinar 1: an introduction to early level computing science
Webinar 2: unplugged and outdoors
Click here to join the meeting(Glow login required)
This is the third webinar of the early level computing science sessions. This webinar will focus on how we can provide experiences that allow children to tinker, create, debug, collaborate and persevere with porgrammable devices and online coding resources, at the early level through play and where we can access a wealth of free learning and teaching resources to embed computing science at early level through play.
This session is for practitioners working with learners in ELC or Primary School AND all other practitioners who work with learners at any level, with an interest in creatively embedding computing science.
Afternoon webinar 4pm via Teams in Glow
Glow login required.
Please sign up via Eventbrite here.
If you would like to catch up on the first two webinars of this series please click on the webinar recordings below.
Webinar 1: an introduction to early level computing science
Webinar 2: unplugged and outdoors
This session will introduce attendees to the Mary Quant Exhibition at V&A Dundee and will highlight resources available for educators to support creative problem solving and design skills.
The webinar will also cover some Microsoft and Apple apps which can be used within your classroom to support learning across the art and design and technologies.
This is a joint session between V&A Dundee and hosted by Education Scotland’s Digital Skills Team.
A Glow account is required to attend.
Please be aware these sessions are for practitioners across Scotland who have a Glow account. Some products may not be available in your Local Authority, please check in advance.
Upon booking your ticket a link will be issued to you for you to join the Digital Skills Microsoft Team Site within Glow where the training will take place, this can take 24hours to process.
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