Hear from the Department for Education as well as EdTech Demonstrators on cyber security, how it intersects with the DfE Digital Standards and how schools and colleges can become involved in the process of developing future cyber security standards. This follows on from a very successful panel debate at the Bett show
The EdTech Demonstrators on this panel will be from AET (Academies Enterprise Trust) and Wildern Trust. The DfE will also join, along with the enthusiastic IT Director at Leading Learning Trust, Abid Patel.
Following the launch of the Digital Standards at the Bett show, the Department for Education and EdTech Demonstrators will discuss what they mean for schools, why they are so important and how they might fit into school development plans
The EdTech Demonstrators on this panel will be from Heart of Worcestershire College, Brough Community Primary School and Digital Learning Cornwall/Aspire Academy Trust (Mount Hawke Academy).
A panel of EdTech Demonstrators discuss and demonstrate the best tech to support those who teach English in the classroom and learning at home
Speaking on this webinar are Michael Chiles from Kings Leadership, Giles Hill from Digital Learning Cornwall, Louise Eveson from Pheasey Park and Lynsey Holton and Sadiyah Ali from Challney High School for Girls.
A panel of EdTech Demonstrators discuss an demonstrate the best tech to support those who teach maths in the classroom and learning at home
Speaking on this webinar are Luke Craig from Britannia Education Trust, Neil Atkin from AET (Academies Enterprise Trust) and Elaine Topham from Grimsby Institute.
Technology impacts on Governor and Trustee statutory duties as well as their role in supporting schools and colleges develop their long term strategies. The panel will discuss the questions you could be asking your SLT to help you meet your duties and help them in their decision making.
Speaking on this webinar are Graham Macaulay from Cheam Common Junior Academy, Bruce Wilson and Dan Bunker from United Learning and Gavin Hawkins from Pheasey Park.
A panel discussion into the tools which are available within existing platforms to support admin and finance teams.
Speaking on this webinar are Elaine Topham from Grimsby Institute, John Watson from Wildern Trust and Ben Moore from AET (Academies Enterprise Trust).
The panelists will discuss the technology they think schools and colleges should be implementing if they are not to disadvantage their learners and teachers.
Speaking on this webinar are Graham Macaulay from Cheam Common Junior Academy, Michael Chiles from Kings Leadership, and Emma Whitehall from Challney High School For Girlsl.
Panel discussion on how to manage cyber security in Multi Academy Trusts and small primaries
Speaking on this webinar are Bruce Wilson, Phil Sugars and Jack Treanor from United Learning and Peter Bradburn from the Aspire Academy Trust.
In preparation for Safer Internet Day, this webinar will explore the theme looking at how schools and colleges can support their communities in managing the lack of respect individuals\groups display towards each other and how to overcome online hate.
Speaking on this webinar are Giles Hill from Digital Learning Cornwall, Luke Craig from Britannia Education Trust and Fatima Maniar from Challney High School For Girls.
Finding yourself teaching your class and some pupils at home? Needing to teach your class from home? Hear from EdTech Demo schools and colleges who are implementing remote education when required, and get your questions answered.
EdTech Experts' Choice: decide which are the most impactful hardware for teaching and learning at Secondary/ College
Speaking on this webinar are Luke Ravenscroft from St Alban's Catholic Primary School with Bishop Challoner Catholic College, James Hoyle from Skipton Girls’ High School, Bruce Wilson from United Learning, Anthony Martin from Exeter College and Scott Hayden from Basingstoke College of Technology.
Hear Daisy Christodoulou, author of “Teachers vs Tech?” , Al Kingsley, author of “My Secret #EdTech Diary”, and Dominic Norrish, co-author of “Educate 1-to-1” , in conversation with James Garnett, Programme lead for the EdTech Demonstrator programme. They will unpick the challenges and opportunities posed by the recent school closures in the adoption of technology in education and what school and college leaders can do to maximise the benefits technology can bring, what pitfalls to avoid and how to limit any digital divide.
Visual feedback in minutes using amazing tools, pen tool, highlighter tool, text tool and voice notes in Showbie
Part 1: Padlet for collaborative learning and assessment in the classroom
Part 2: Online portfolio – impress employers, universities and awarding bodies
E-safety continues to evolve as the tools and technologies used by both young people and those who target them change, often leaving those teaching them behind. This webinar will attempt to address some of these challenges and how we can create a generation of informed users.
Speaking on this webinar are Fatima Maniar from Denbigh High School with Challney High School for Girls (Chiltern Learning Trust), John Watson from Wildern Trust and Pete Godwin from Pheasey Park Farm Primary Schools and Early Years Centre. The EdTech Demonstrators will be joined by guest speakers, Michelle Shotton and Mark Houston from Department for Education.
For many, 1:1 device schemes seem to be the preserve of independent schools and appear unaffordable in the maintained sector. Hear from schools and colleges who have embraced 1:1 programmes and the positive impact they have had on teaching and learning. Discover how you can implement a similar programme in your school/college and become 'digitally mature'.
Speaking on this webinar are Graham Macaulay from Cheam Common Junior Academy and James Hoyle from Skipton Girls’ High School.
Both Google and Microsoft have tools to support EAL users within their platforms. The EdTech demonstrators will showcase how to leverage this functionality to more effectively engage with pupils/ students and parents.
Speaking on this webinar are Anna Walczynska from Denbigh High School with Challney High School for Girls (Chiltern Learning Trust) and Ben McGinnes from Danesfield School. The EdTech Demonstrators will be joined by guest speaker, Kamil Trzebiatowski from The Bell Foundation.
You'll wonder how you taught without it.
Nearpod helps educators make any lesson interactive whether in the classroom or virtual
The serverless school has long been touted as a viable solution for schools and colleges. Is it truly possible or should we settle on server-lite? Join a lively debate about whether you should aim for serverless, what is actually possible and the challenges you will face, with EdTech demonstrators endeavouring to live the dream.
Speaking on this webinar are Nick Berryman from Devonport High School for Boys, Bruce Wilson from United Learning and Richard Sparks from AET (Academies Enterprise Trust).
The twin challenge of technological change along with staff capacity for professional development has long impacted on the effective use of edtech in the classroom and beyond. In this webinar EdTech Demonstrators will outline how they have overcome this challenge and the benefits it has brought to staff and pupils/ students, before, during and post lockdown.
Speaking on this webinar are Luke Craig from Britannia Education Trust, Paul Haigh from King Ecgbert School with Notre Dame High School (EdTechSheff) and from AET (Academies Enterprise Trust), Richard Sparks and Daren White.
Technology has enabled greater flexible working in many office based roles; can some degree of flexibility be achieved in education? Hear from EdTech Demonstrator schools and colleges who have developed flexible working practices by leveraging the benefits technology can bring to benefit staff.
Speaking on this webinar are Paul Schalker from La Sainte Union Catholic School, John Watson from Wildern Trust and from AET (Academies Enterprise Trust), Richard Sparks and Daren White.
Five Edtech demonstrators will pitch their choice of the most effective KS2 learning applications to those on the webinar. The audience will then have an opportunity to vote, allowing the winner to further demonstrate how the tool supports effective teaching and learning in the classroom.
Making teaching as impactful as possible when using technology requires 3 key ingredients - appropriate classroom technology, pupil access beyond school, and very clever tools. The EdTech Demonstrators will discuss how they have brought these 3 elements together to gain the most benefit for their staff and pupils/students.
Technology plays a key role in our leisure, work and education, whether we are adults or still in school or college. This webinar will showcase the work being done by some of the EdTech Demonstrators to support their communities - staff, students, pupils and parents - to develop strategies to improve their digital wellbeing
When developing your digital strategy, teaching and learning should be at the centre of your thinking. In this webinar Edtech Demonstrators will discuss the activities a senior leadership team can do to identify the teaching and learning foci for the implementation of technology.
As part of a regular series of webinars, EdTech Demonstrators with expertise in accessibility and assistive tools will showcase some of the ways they are supporting children and young adults to better access the curriculum and how you can support young people in your context.
Managing and minimising the risk from cyber security threats has never been more urgent for schools and colleges. The implication of data loss, data theft or fraud will have a significant impact on the running of a school or college and the learning outcomes of the young people in them. This webinar will highlight the risks, implications of a cyber security breach and what you can do to address this issue.
If implemented well, technology can support staff and students in reducing workload by making them more efficient. In this webinar EdTech Demonstrators will show how they are using various tools to improve feedback but at the same time reducing teacher workload.
Effecting change across distributed organisations brings the challenge of balancing the need for consistent approaches against the needs of local contexts. This webinar will give you an insight into how these challenges are being addressed to ensure that the digital strategies being implemented meet the local and organisational needs.
Encouraging reading and helping parents support their children to read can be challenging. Hear from EdTech Demonstrators on how they have made use of techology to support reluctant readers in the Primary classroom and its application at home.
This first webinar in out Strategic Leadership and and Creating change series will outline the case for every school and college to create a digital strategy. Drawing on the expertise of the EdTech Demonstrator community it will help schools and colleges understand how this can be achieved.
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