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DLTV professional learning

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Digital Technologies Hub Webinars

CSER Digital Technologies Project – online MOOC

ICT Planning Workshops

Full day workshops for school leaders. 

Go to the EduSTAR page to Find out more

 

Microsoft including Minecraft

Find Microsoft professional learning for your classroom including

  • The Inclusive Classroom
  • Minecraft Teacher Starter Academy

 

Google for Education

GSuite Training for Victorian government schools will take place in Term 2 2020 

More information to come

Google Online Professional Learning

ClickView

ClickView is now available for all Victorian Government teachers and students. Find out more and access professional learning at: ClickView Education Victoria

Stile

Stile Science modules are now available for Victorian teachers and students from Years 7-10. Find out more at: About Stile

Adobe
 

Inject Creativity into the Curriculum – Adobe in Education workshop events.  Also check out the current courses on the Adobe Education Exchange

Wolfram

Wolfram Mathematica Skills

Mathematica Pedagogy

Wolfram U

 

Apple

Apple Online Professional Learning

eSafety

Keep up to date with virtual classrooms, webinars and classroom resources from the eSafety Commissioner website

 

 

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