Why this course?
This is Digital Learning, Teaching and Assessment is an ongoing programme of professional learning aiming to support teachers make more effective use of digital in and out of the classroom to enhance learning and teaching.
How it works?
It runs once per term and three times per year. There are currently three sessions in the programme.
It is designed to meet level 3 of the Kirkpatrick model and requires evidence of a change in practice. It is suggested that a very simple, time-efficient micro-enquiry is carried out. This should demonstrate a change made as a result of the learning and the impact of this in on a group of learners or educators.
What it covers?
Attendees will be required to participate in online discussions using chat, whiteboards and discussion features. They will consider aspects of planning, teaching and assessment and feedback and the use of digital to enhance these.
Attendee requirements:
Attendees should be digitally with online platforms, such as Microsoft365 and Google Workspace, or devices such as laptops, Chromebooks or iPads. Certifications such as Apple Teacher, Microsoft Educator or Google Teacher are recommended prior learning.
Attendance at all sessions is required for validated certificate of completion.
