It’s Your Turn! You can learn how to do this and add some customisation by watching the tutorials on this page! There are few options for you and your learners which can all be found in the different sections below. A brief overview of what’s available… 1. QUICK VERSION (Good for beginners)Download a copy of …
Create and stage festive characters with expressive Memoji heads to tell a story using AR. For this activity it is advisable that you have an iPad, Keynote, and ARMakr Before you try the main activity you may wish to watch this tutorial on creating a custom Memoji character: Download this Keynote project to help you get …
Below are some great activities that can be developed with your learners at any time of year. Each of the digital literacy/creativity examples detailed are broken down into key steps for introducing these activities in your classroom. If you have tried any of these and want to share your creations with us, tag @digilearnscot NEW!!
Play the video to find out what’s behind door number 1! It’s Your Turn! You can learn how to do this and add some customisation by watching the tutorials below! We’d love to hear and see how you get on – you can tweet/X us @digilesrnscot Tutorial(s) 1. Code along with us! Open up …
DigiLearnScot home This section contains a series of three documents designed to support educators in delivering the Scottish Government Digital Learning and Teaching Strategy (2016). The three documents detail: the digital skills and knowledge that teachers require for their workplace the skills and knowledge that learners require, with contexts and examples for teaching them …
This guidance is an update to the Teacher Digital Skills published previously. It aims to support the development of digital skills for all Scottish educators, including Early Learning and Childcare, school and Community Learning and Development sectors. Education Scotland digital skills for Scottish educators 2025 I want to take the survey Use this link …
Computing Science Scotland 2023 Many thanks to the learners, educators and presenters that made #CSScotland23 a success! Between 6th-10th November 2023, 9658 learners from 384 schools from 29 local authorities took part in our live create-along lessons, exploring different aspects of Computing Science. This page will host the resources and materials used in the lessons …
Recap Huge thanks to Data Education in Schools for running this session! Agents K (Kate Farrell) and J (Jasmeen Kanwall) guided recruits through a series of taxing problems during this escape room event. Brief: You were working late on paperwork from your recent DATA mission and you’ve realised that you’ve been locked in the base. …
Recap on session and resources During this session, Brian explored machine learning using the website machinelearningforkids.co.uk. Learners were guided through one activity where learners trained a machine learning model to recognise different ways someone might ask for a light to be switched on/off or a fan to be switched on/off, tested this model and used …
Recap Lorna Gibson from the Micro:Bit Education Foundation guided learners through a coding activity to turn you micro:bit into a (virtual!) hot potato! This particular activity looks at using loops and variables to create a timer. The recording of this session didn’t work very well, so here is an alternative instructional tutorial from Micro:bit. Next …
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