Our Webinars
Upcoming Webinars
There’s some great work going on in Scottish colleges – and we want to spread the word and help share the knowledge.
| Friday 31 May 2013 (1000-1115) |
College Development Network/SQA Academy: NC Celtic Studies This course and workshop is now being delivered completely online on Friday 31 May 2013. This event aims to explore the available resources to support the delivery of the 'History of the Celts in Scotland' unit and the 'Heritage Industry in Scotland' unit. |
| Tuesday 18 June 2013 (1900-2000) |
Festival of Dangerous Ideas: Learning Beyond - and Without - the e Chair of the Board, Simon Williams will facilitate. eLearning and then m-learning have been the next big things for many years now. But what comes after these have been and gone? What should we be looking for, aiming for? Will we know it when we see it? Join us to discuss your dangerous ideas for the future of learning beyond - and without - the e. |
| Thursday 20 June 2013 (1230-1330) |
Festival of Dangerous Ideas: How Dangerous Has it Been For You? Target Audience for this webinar is everyone who attended a cooperative learning course at: Edinburgh College 19 - 20 November 2012, James Watt College 14 -15 January 2013 or Kilmarnock College 14-15 February 2013. |
The Digital Practitioner
Do you see lots of potential for using technology with your students? Maybe there’s too much? Where do you start? How do you ensure that it is about the learning potential and not just the technology?
We will be running a series of webinars focussing on The Digital Practitioner, and sharing practical and exciting hands-on experience.
Technologies for classroom learning – making it work for you!
If you want to develop the confidence in applying digital skills to learning and teaching, come along to our webinars and find out how, and have a go at creating your own.
The webinars will be themed around:
- Collaborate
- Cooperate
- Connect
- Create
- Present
We’ll support some follow up activity tailored to your own needs.
To register your interest for this series of short and sharp webinars please email Garry Cameron.
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Past Webinars
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Elma Lindsay
Tel: 01786 892000
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