Over the next few months, we will be hosting a number of events to support Computing Science education in Scotland. These events include Computing Science Week(s) In Person Computing Science Conferences Pilot Review of Computing Science education as part of the Curriculum Improvement Cycle Chat CST – A virtual sharing practice event for Computing Science …
Below is a playlist of the sessions that were delivered by practitioners during TechTok24. Each video is linked below. Thanks to Russell White from Moray House for organising and hosting this successful virtual conference.
Part of the 5th ADA Scotland Festival What to expect: Join this online session to introduce your class to cryptography. Find out what skills are required and what job roles use cryptography every day. Encryption is built into every digital product you use. But have you thought about what it is and how it works? …
Part of the 5th ADA Scotland Festival What to Expect: Are your students interested in AI, how it can be used in their daily lives and how it might develop in the future? Could they see themselves working in a future career using or designing AI? Join us on Wednesday 2nd October at 9:00am, when …
Are your students interested in space? Would they like to know how astronauts use technology to live and work in space? Could they see themselves working in a future career using or designing space technology?
Join Zoe from TechSheCan on Tuesday 10th September at 11am for a virtual 50 minute Tech We Can LIVE lesson for students aged 8 - 14.
Accessibility tools help people to access information. Accessibility includes technical requirements that ensure websites work well with assistive technologies such as read aloud, text to speech, and screen magnifiers. Read more here. Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) is a term that’s used to describe various methods of communication that can help people who are unable to …
Introduction to The Digital Learning Through Play Award in ELC. The Digital Learning Through Play Award in ELC in Scotland is a national award scheme to promote, recognise and encourage a whole setting approach to the use of digital technology in ELC settings. The award framework echoes national practice guidance for the early years …
Register Here Are your students interested in AI, how it can be used in their daily lives and how it might develop in the future? Could they see themselves working in a future career using or designing AI? Join Tech She Can on Tuesday 26th March at 9.30am, when their Head of Education and …
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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