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- Looking at digital literacy, cyber safety and sharing practice.
- A lunchtime Meeting about Creative Commons for kiwi kids and teachers. We have some practical tips for finding and reusing great CC content in the classroom. Show off your new digital literacy and copyright skills and share them with kids or colleagues!
- MoneyWeek 2014 is October 13–19, the first week of term four. It is a nationwide week of events to motivate Kiwis to look at their financial situation. Financial lite...
- This blog will run from 17 April. It will focus on practical ways to support literacy and literacy progressions through the use of e-learning tools.
LIVE WEBINAR: How can we use e-tools purposefully for assessment of literacy in a primary setting?
LIVE WEBINAR: 3.45-4.45pm,17 April, This webinar will touch on ways we can use e-tools to collect/collate data to help us identify our priority students' needs better- A roundtable discussion on the Education & Science Committee's "inquiry into 21st century learning environments and digital literacy"
LIVE Webinar: e-Learning tools in Literacy - writing using digital tools
Come join the founder of the Blended e-Learning Literacy group Jill Hammonds, as we explore ways to use digital tools to ignite, support and extend literacy skills - for all writers.- Are your students using or writing code using apps or software as part of computer programming? If so, we’d love to hear more.
DISCUSSION POST: How can Computational Thinking be infused into a literacy programme?
In this thread we'll highlight some unplugged and plugged ways of using computational thinking processes in Literacy and English, through story telling, including transactional, procedural and instructional writing.Digital Resource #1: Using video to support and enhance writing
This pick-up-and-go teacher resource showcases how digital storytelling and documentaries using video, can strengthen literacy skills in a localised context.