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Practitioners should be able:

• To assess the needs of all learners and to identify, evaluate, select and use digital tools and possibly assistive technology to support these
• To adjust and customise digital environments to personal needs (e.g. accessibility). 

Support and Resources

Explore the accessibility features available on Microsoft, Google and Apple platforms, as well as the advice and resources provided by Call Scotland.

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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 and repetitive tasks, for example processing digital forms, utilising self-marking tools, resource booking systems, social media alerting/posting.

Support and Examples

School leaders and practitioners make use of the digital environments available to them to increase the curriculum offer.  For example, inclusion and support for local authority / regional virtual school offers, delivery of specialist knowledge via digital services eg national and local code-a-longs and sharing expertise across a cluster.

Practitioners make use of the virtual environment to share learning materials on a regular basis, eg through the use of teams / onenote / google classroom.

• Sharing and presenting using Teams
• Share and stay organised with OneNote
• Sharing using Google Workspace

Practitioners make use of the metrics and reporting data available via digital platforms to better understand learner engagement.

• Educators Guide to Insights in Teams
• Track and Monitor Learner Progress in Classroom
• Monitor learner progress using SchoolWork on iPad

Practitioners ensure that learners are aware of further support through national offers such as

• esgoil
• westOS
• locally developed anytime learning resources via your local authority or RIC

Use of digital tools to provide effective feedback quickly, such as assignment marking using rubric, pre-prepared feedback based on responses to quiz questions, audio notes

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Practitioners should be able

• To have the skills, knowledge and confidence to prepare digital technology for use with learners.

• To react, respond and recover to problems when operating devices and using digital environments. 

Examples and Support

Pedagogy in a digitally enabled learning environment Home

Practitioners should be able

• To have the skills, knowledge and confidence to prepare digital technology for use with learners.

• To react, respond and recover to problems when operating devices and using digital environments. 

Examples and Support

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Practitioners should be able:

• To create and edit digital content in different formats.
• To modify, refine, improve and integrate information and content into an existing body of knowledge to create new, original and relevant content and knowledge. 
• To be aware of how copyright and licenses apply to data, information and digital content, including whether you have the right to use digital information.
• To find free to use content and the importance of referencing and attribution.

Examples and Support

Copyright webinar https://attendee.gotowebinar.com/recording/530044188672127503  

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