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This is Data Session 1 – Resources
ClarifyCanvas
04 May 16:00, Cyber Toolkit webinar
The Cyber Toolkit is designed to help teachers find the most appropriate and useful advice, information and resources to support learners.
When we use the internet we either consume, create or communicate. Each of these behaviours has different levels and types of risk. This toolkit will help you to diagnose, understand and then support learners with their digital needs.
Before you start with the toolkit, find out what your learners are using and doing online; and the issues or risks this presents. With this information you can use the toolkit to locate information, resources and professional learning to support you in planning meaningful CRIS learning.
Click this button to go to the Cyber Toolkit
Sign up for the webinar using this EvenBrite link – Sign up now!
The DigiLearn Team
This page features details about our team’s members and how to contact them. Each of our team covers different aspects of digital, computing and cyber but we also specialise in some of these areas and other external, non-digital aspects of learning. So, you may have spoken to one of our team and they recommended another member who might be able to help you more effectively – you can find and contact them from here.
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Kirsty McFaul
Senior Education Officer
email: kirsty.mcfaul@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @kirstymcfaul
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Louise Foreman
Education Officer
email: louise.foreman@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @LouiseE_Foreman
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Brian Clark
Education Officer
email: brian.clark@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @bw_clark
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Eva Wilkinson
Education Officer
email: eva.wilkinson@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @wl_evaw
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Martin Coutts
Education Officer
email: martin.coutts@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @mcoutts81
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George Milliken
Education Officer
email: george.milliken@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @ictcrowd
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Scott Hunter
Education Officer for Cyber
email: scott.hunter@educationscotland.gov.scot
twitter: @Scott_Hunter19
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02 March 09:30, Tech She Can live assembly ***NEW DATE***
***NEW DATE***
Join Poppy from Tech She Can for this exciting assembly and explore the world of cyber in this LIVE Tech for Safety and Security assembly. This is aimed at Second level learners but could still be enjoyed by younger and older learners with teacher support. There will be an open-ended and adaptable challenge activity at the end of the session.
Find out more about Tech Che Can with this link: TechSheCan website
Sign up using this EventBrite link: go to EventBrite
16 March 16:00, Cyber Toolkit webinar
When we use the internet we either consume, create or communicate. Each of these behaviours has different levels and types of risk. This toolkit will help you to diagnose, understand and then support learners with their digital needs.
Before you start with the toolkit, find out what your learners are using and doing online; and the issues or risks this presents. With this information you can use the toolkit to locate information, resources and professional learning to support you in planning meaningful CRIS learning.
Click this button to go to the Cyber Toolkit
Sign up for the webinar using this EvenBrite link – Sign up here
21 March 16:00, This is Digital Learning and Teaching professional learning programme
As educators it is our responsibility to make effective use of digital technology to deliver high quality teaching, engaging learning and effective assessment.
This four-part professional learning programme is designed to enhance educators’ knowledge and skills in order to develop their planning, teaching and learning, and assessment and feedback with digital technology.
The four sessions cover:
Find out more about the programme with this link.
Sign up for this programme has ended.
Computing Science: Skill Building CLPL for CfE Level 3
Join us for one or more computing science skill building sessions every Tuesday at 4pm for 6 weeks from 10th January.
This first set of sessions are designed to support teachers build their own knowledge and confidence in aspects of Computing Science at 3rd Level (CfE) including:
- Coding with Scratch to create animations, simulations and games
- Web Development with HTML and CSS
Each workshop will last 1 hour and include template resources and activities.
These workshops will suit those who are / would like to offer Computing Science experiences at 3rd Level of the BGE and would like support in developing their understanding of these topics. Sign up to all or some of the sessions using the button at the end of this post.
Tuesday 10th January
- Animating with Scratch – learn how Scratch can be used to bring a story/topic to life using code
Tuesday 17th January
- Creating interactions with Scratch – learn how to code simple programs that interact with the user (eg quizzes)
Tuesday 24th January
- Creating Games with Scratch – create simple games with Scratch, building on skills and knowledge from the two previous sessions.
Tuesday 31st January
- Build a simple web page that includes text, media and links with HTML and CSS
Tuesday 7th February
- Learn to style web pages using cascading style sheets
Tuesday 14th February
- Create multi page websites, building on skills and knowledge from the two previous sessions.
The CPD Award in Computing Studies for Teachers (2023) at The University of the Highlands and Islands
The CPD award in Computing Studies for teachers was created for primary teachers and secondary teachers for 1st and 2nd year pupils to give the confidence and skills to teach computing to pupils. More than 50% of our current cohort are primary school teachers. The course is open to any teacher with the relevant entry qualifications (degree and existing teaching qualification) who have an interest in computing or cyber security.
There is normally a weekly lecture and support session that lasts for approx. an hour, or more if required, with further e mail support available. The sessions are certainly beneficial as they allow you to ask questions there and then.
However, the course is designed to be taught when is convenient for all the students and all lectures and tutorial session are recorded for viewing at your leisure.
There is only one module delivered each semester with no time off required during the school day. The lectures are recorded for students unable to attend in person. All activity is carried out online the majority of which happens asynchronously. The modules have a notional 200 hours per module over the semester. It would depend on your previous experience on whether you needed all that time. If you were able to set aside a day at the weekend or a couple of evenings for study, you would not be far off what is required for achieving the award.
The course will be starting either week beginning 23rd January 2023 or 4th September 2023 dependant on applications, with the next module being the Database and Computer Systems module which will be delivered over 14 weeks.
You can apply to join the course with this link or searching for the Computing Studies for Teachers CPD award at https://www.uhi.ac.uk/en/ under courses.
The price is £215 per module, and this can be paid on a module-by-module basis. As the modules are 20 credits each if you were to do two in an academic year you may be eligible for SAAS funding. It is suggested contacting SAAS directly if you are planning to start next semester and confirm whether you would be eligible for funding.
The course does not carry any GTCS accreditation.
The programme leader, Gordon Macpherson, can be contacted on email with this link: gordon.macpherson.ic@uhi.ac.uk
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