Webinars

Webinar 1: Identifying a focus for your Digital Learning Plan

Webinar 1: Identifying a focus for your Digital Learning Plan

First in a series of five webinars delivered by PDST Digital Technologies advisors. Michael McNamara, John Meehan and Róisín Lineen start the journey towards a digital learning plan.

Webinar 2: Gathering Evidence, Analysing and Making Judgements for your Digital Learning Plan

Webinar 2: Gathering Evidence, Analysing and Making Judgements for your Digital Learning Plan

Digital Technologies advisors Ciara Reilly, Michelle Brady and Niall Larkin look at some planning issues when creating the digital learning plan.

Webinar 3: Writing and sharing your DL Plan

Webinar 3: Writing and sharing your DL Plan

PDST Digital Technologies advisors Sinéad O'Sullivan, Roy Mitchell and Stephen Gallagher look at the key elements and messages that should be included in a digital learning plan and with whom the plan should be shared.

Webinar 4: Implementing, Monitoring and Evaluating your Digital Learning Plan

Webinar 4: Implementing, Monitoring and Evaluating your Digital Learning Plan

Looks at how to support the implementation of the digital learning plan in school and the importance of monitoring and evaluating the plan. Presented by PDST Technologies advisors Aidan Liston, Michael Lynch, Denis Moynihan and Siobhán O Sullivan.

Webinar 5: Digital Learning Framework Overview

Webinar 5: Digital Learning Framework Overview

PDST Technologies advisors John Meegan, Leanne Lynch, Niall Larkin and Siobhan McAndrew provide an an overview of the Digital Learning Framework and look at each of the six steps involved in creating a contextualised Digital Learning Plan.

Webinar 6: Technology Enhanced Innovation

Webinar 6: Technology Enhanced Innovation

PDST Digital Technologies advisors Ciaran Cronin, Claire O'Riordan and Leanne Lynch look at how digital technology can be used to enhance innovation in primary and post-primary classrooms. This was the concluding webinar in the series supporting the development of the digital learning plan.

Webinar 7: Digital School Excellence Fund: Overview of Practice

Webinar 7: Digital School Excellence Fund: Overview of Practice

Gives an overview of the Schools Excellence Fund (SEF) for primary and post-primary as well as a look at the work done to date and the supports available from PDST Technology in Education. Presented by Róisín Lineen, Ciaran Cronin, David Brennan and Claire O'Riordan. (33 mins)

Webinar 8: STEM School Excellence Fund: Overview of Practice

Webinar 8: STEM School Excellence Fund: Overview of Practice

Overview of the programme for primary and post-primary schools looking at the rationale for engagement and some of the innovative results achieved to date. Presented by Michael Lynch, Eoin Stakelum and Stephen Gallagher.

Webinar 9: Blended Learning Webinar - Primary Part 1

Webinar 9: Blended Learning Webinar - Primary Part 1

Examines the suite of resources provided by PDST Digital Technologies advisors to support a blended learning approach at primary level - with emphasis on the flipped classroom and the enriched virtual model. Presented by Claire O'Riordan, Siobhan McAndrew, David Brennan and John Meegan.

Webinar 10: Blended Learning Webinar - Post-Primary Part 1

Webinar 10: Blended Learning Webinar - Post-Primary Part 1

Explores the suite of resources provided by PDST Digital Technologies advisors to support a blended learning approach at post-primary level developed during the period of forced school closures. Presented by Siobhán O'Sullivan, Ciaran Cronin and Aidan Liston.

Webinar 11: Blended Learning Webinar - Primary Part 2

Webinar 11: Blended Learning Webinar - Primary Part 2

Looks further at the issues raised in Part 1 and takes a deeper look at the issues around copyright. Presented by Claire O'Riordan, Siobhan McAndrew, David Brennan and John Meegan.

Webinar 12: Blended Learning Webinar - Post-Primary Part 2

Webinar 12: Blended Learning Webinar - Post-Primary Part 2

Looks further at the issues explored in Part 1 but focuses specifically on the issues of copyright. Presented by Claire O'Riordan, Siobhan McAndrew, David Brennan and John Meegan.