DigiLearn.Chat A podcast from the digital learning & teaching team at Education Scotland. Throughout this series, team members will come together to talk about experiences, courses, resources and stories from our experiences of working with educators across Scotland. We may even throw in some special guests.
As childminders, you 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, and families), finances and also the integrity of any digital systems you use, including email, communication channels and databases. …
***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 …
Join Barefoot for this live lesson on Cyber Resilience, for first level learners. In this live lesson we will explore the idea of how and why we can keep our things secure using locks and passwords. We will look at a range of digital and non-digital everyday objects which can be locked to keep them …
This session’s Cyber Scotland Week will take place 27th February – 5th March 2023.Let us know what you’re up to on twitter @digilearnscot with #CSW2023 Education Scotland will be delivering and supporting live sessions all over the country and online, as well as making asynchronous opportunities and resources available too. About CSW23 The Three Aims …
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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 …
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