Live lesson catchup: Close reading not required - how search engines work

Live lesson catchup: Close reading not required – how search engines work

Ted Palenski from the University of Glasgow delivered this live lesson aimed at children and young people of all ages. Artificial intelligence has long been a component of search engines: how results are surfaced, ranked, and presented. This session breaks down how search engines work, and how they increasingly leverage generative AI, possibly to the …

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Teaching for Digital Citizenship

Teaching for Digital Citizenship

  David Lundie from the University of Glasgow delivered this webinar during Scottish Digital Literacy Week 2025.   The Teaching for Digital Citizenship project has been working with teachers, young people, ethicists and the EdTech sector across the 4 nations of the UK, to understand the aims, practices and challenges in recovering a space for …

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How Carnwath Primary became Scotland's digital trailblazer

Digital Schools Award Scotland: How Carnwath Primary Became Scotland’s Digital Learning Trailblazer

  This video was recorded during Scottish Digital Literacy Week 2025. It features Sharon Alexander, who is Principal Teacher at Carnwath Primary School – that was the first school in Scotland to achieve all four digital awards: Digital Schools Award Primary Digital Schools Award Europe Digital Wellbeing Equitable Creative Coding Award   Discover the innovative …

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reading and writing with digital

Reading and writing with digital

​  George Milliken​ Mon 14/04/2025 12:50     engage with and create a wide range of texts in different media, taking advantage of the opportunities offered by ICT   Texts The literacy and English framework reflects the increased use of multimodal texts, digital communication, social networking and the other forms of electronic communication encountered by …

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