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Tuesday
28
July
28 July
8:00-8:45 AM
Join the Learning Design and Development Team for a guided tour of the recently updated Digital Learning Selector. Discover how the Digital Learning Selector can save you time, build your capacity in using technology in the classroom and support ICT integration into your lessons. Understand the purpose of the Digital Learning Selector and how to access it via the portal. Explore 100+ innovative tools aligned to the ICT capability. Investigate 50+ activities which are classroom ready and download editable digital Microsoft, Google or Apple templates. Simply sign in below with your Department of Education email address and you will be sent an email confirmation with your link to join on the day. Register now!
Thursday
30
July
30 July
8:00-8:30 AM
Do you get frustrated when searching or researching? Do you want to learn how to be a power searcher? This webinar will help you learn all the tips and tricks to locate the best sources of information for your teaching needs and sort the wheat from the chaff by learning how to create a great search! To give you a taster and get your brain working try out this google search challenge: ‘If you were in the basin of the Somme River at summer’s end in 1918, what language would you have had to speak to understand coded British communications? ‘ Try to solve this first before you check the answer and then we’ll see you in the webinar! Simply click below to register with your Department of Education email address and you will be sent an email confirmation with your link to join on the day. Register now!
Monday
03
August
03 August
4:00-5:00 PM
This series of three workshops will give you the opportunity to learn how iPad can support engagement in literature and student understanding of a text with photography, video, music and drawing. The skills and strategies that you learn in this session can be applied to any text and across curriculum areas. What you will need: Participants will need an iPad running the latest version of iPadOS with the following apps installed: Pages Keynote iMovie GarageBand Use of Apple Pencil is encouraged. Please download these files before the event Who should attend: English and History teachers from Years 7 to 9. Note this is a series of three virtual workshops that will also run on: Monday 17th August Monday 31st August Simply click below to register with your Department of Education email address and you will be sent an email confirmation with your link to join on the day. Register now! Please note this session has been designed and is being delivered by Apple Learning Specialists. Content within the webinar has not been approved or endorsed by the NSWDoE, however is being promoted in order to provide the opportunity to build skills and dexterity with Apple tools. If you have any questions, ideas or thoughts after the session please contact the T4L team.
Monday
17
August
17 August
4:00-5:00 PM
This series of three workshops will give you the opportunity to learn how iPad can support engagement in literature and student understanding of a text with photography, video, music and drawing. The skills and strategies that you learn in this session can be applied to any text and across curriculum areas. What you will need: Participants will need an iPad running the latest version of iPadOS with the following apps installed: Pages Keynote iMovie GarageBand Use of Apple Pencil is encouraged. Please download these files before the event Who should attend: English and History teachers from Years 7 to 9. Note this is session 2 in a series of three virtual workshops that will run on: Monday 31st August Simply click below to register with your Department of Education email address and you will be sent an email confirmation with your link to join on the day. Register Now! Please note this session has been designed and is being delivered by Apple Learning Specialists. Content within the webinar has not been approved or endorsed by the NSWDoE, however is being promoted in order to provide the opportunity to build skills and dexterity with Apple tools. If you have any questions, ideas or thoughts after the session please contact the T4L team.
Monday
31
August
31 August
4:00-5:00 PM
This series of three workshops will give you the opportunity to learn how iPad can support engagement in literature and student understanding of a text with photography, video, music and drawing. The skills and strategies that you learn in this session can be applied to any text and across curriculum areas. What you will need: Participants will need an iPad running the latest version of iPadOS with the following apps installed: Pages Keynote iMovie GarageBand Use of Apple Pencil is encouraged. Please download these files before the event Who should attend: English and History teachers from Years 7 to 9. Note this is session 3 of 3 workshops, with the first 2 events run earlier in the term. Simply click below to register with your Department of Education email address and you will be sent an email confirmation with your link to join on the day. Register Now! Please note this session has been designed and is being delivered by Apple Learning Specialists. Content within the webinar has not been approved or endorsed by the NSWDoE, however is being promoted in order to provide the opportunity to build skills and dexterity with Apple tools. If you have any questions, ideas or thoughts after the session please contact the T4L team.
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