WHAT THIS COURSE OFFERS
As digital technologies continue to progress there is a growing expectation in the teaching profession that learning needs to evolve to better prepare teachers and students for this changing world.
This two-week short course explores how to integrate digital technologies effectively into the curriculum to help your learners develop contemporary skills, such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and the ability to collaborate.
You’ll explore how digital tools can be used in creative ways in cross-curricular contexts. You will be guided through collaborative teaching and learning, what it means for learners, tools that can support you in designing learning activities, and ways to develop your personal learning networks (PLN) in this interconnected world.
HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT
Demonstrate an understanding of next-generation learners’ needs and the changing context of education
Develop ways to integrate digital tools into educational practice
Discuss sustainable learning and education
Explore how collaborative learning and teaching can be integrated into different educational contexts.
Design learning activities to develop collaborative teaching and learning practices
WHAT YOU WILL LEARN ON THIS SHORT COURSE
Digital fluency and skills to maximise learning
Using stop motion for cross-curricular learning
Collaborative teaching, learning and assessment
Sustainable education for learning that lasts
Who is this course for
This course is designed for educators across any setting, including teachers, librarians, museum staff, learning technologists, and higher education faculty, among others.
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