Join us and our partners from across the country to celebrate Computing Science! For the week of Monday 6th – Friday 10th November 2023, we are delighted to be delivering a host of live lessons exploring different aspects of Computing Science. During this week you and and your learners can dive into Computing and learn …
Tuesday 7th November 2pm – Build your own AI smart classroom
Education Scotland
Brian Clark
Digital technologies provide opportunities for us to design unique learning spaces for the children. Bringing resources and experiences virtually into the setting can lead learning well-beyond what was originally planned. For example, in response to a children’s interest in sharks, digital technology can extend learning through watching how real sharks move under the sea. Children then get a better understanding of size and speed and so on. This helps us draw on children’s own knowledge gained at home or outwith the setting to …
If you missed Computing Science Scotland Week, we have (most!) sessions available for you to view again! (Unfortunately the tech gremlins appeared in a few recordings!) These videos, and many others are available to watch on our youtube channel playlist All links and descriptions of our recorded sessions are below, but first we’d like to …
When learning with and through technology, we pay close attention to digital literacy (living, playing and learning; consuming creating and communicating with digital technology) and computing science (exploring how technology works, how it is controlled and the problem solving concepts and approaches required) early level experiences and outcomes, within the Technologies Curriculum. This glossary explains …
Are your students interested in technology and how it can help us protect our planet? Could they see themselves working in a green career in the future? Join us on Tuesday 16th March at 2pm, when Tech She Can Learning Design and Development Officer (and experienced primary school teacher), Poppy Patel, will deliver a live …
This section aims to support all practitioners working across a variety ELC of settings to develop their confidence, skills and knowledge required to use devices and platforms that are required in the ELC sector in Scotland. Spotlight sessions and The Digital ELC Practitioner Toolkit of anytime/anywhere webinar recordings is the associated CLPL. You can also …
Pedagogy in a digitally enabled learning environment Home Practitioners should be able To make effective use of digital environments in order to increase access to the curriculum. To provide, and continue to develop, simple and streamlined processes to engage with learners and peers. To make use of automation when appropriate to process and manage data …
Join the DigiLearn team for a live lesson exploring the impact of apps on our lives and lead learners through the steps to create their very own app designs. Designing apps is a great way to work together and solve challenges that exist in the community. This virtual app prototyping activity will give aspiring coders …
Planning for flipped learning Plan Figure out which lesson, or series of lessons in particular you want to flip. Outline the key learning outcomes and concepts. Record Make a video. Try to ensure that the video content utilises techniques to reduce cognitive load such as dual coding, particularly if you are recording a presentation. Independent …
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