eLearning Events

Making The News 2 is a new resource provided by YHGfL. This web based project provides opportunities for students to create and publish media rich news stories using the online tools to record and edit sound and video clips. This hands on session will introduce delegates to this fantastic new resource and include a range of other useful tools for creating news stories

One of a series of regional roadshows promoting the Vital Programme.

The target audience for each roadshow is:

• Local Authority staff with responsibility for ICT CPD
• Members of senior management teams in LA schools and CLCs
• LA, school and CLC staff with responsibility for CPD
• ICT co-ordinators, network managers and technicians in primary and secondary LA schools
• Teachers with responsibility for the IT Diploma or other IT courses in LA schools or FE colleges
• Teachers, classroom assistants and other support staff working in LA schools who use ICT to support teaching and learning across the curriculum

Each session will be a ‘twilight’ session of no more than two hours and will be lively, and active. Participants will also receive something to ‘take away’ that is of use and value in the classroom.

NOTE: Start time is approximate - actual time will be confirmed by YHGfL

Cyberbullying is a very real concern for children and young people today. Relying on the Internet and mobile phones for organising all aspects of their lives, young people are particularly vulnerable to bullying via this technology. Research consistently estimates that around a quarter of young people are victims of cyberbullying, with some studies putting this figure significantly higher.

This workshop will provide teachers and other professionals with a range of practical, tried-and-tested approaches to working with children and young people, talking about the issues, raising awareness and also dealing with incidences of cyberbullying. It’s not just about finding out the issues, it’s about looking at the nitty-gritty of tackling the issue head-on with young people. This workshop is being delivered by Chris Stansfield, Anti-Bullying Consultant in
collaboration with YHGfL.

Target Audience
Teachers and other professionals who work directly with children and young people from KS2 to KS4, to raise awareness of and address the issue of cyberbullying.

This workshop will be an opportunity to:
• Understand what cyberbullying is, and how young people can use technology to bully.
• Explore similarities and differences between cyberbullying and other forms of bullying.
• To help delegates develop the confidence, knowledge, skills and understanding to discuss cyberbullying issues with young people.
• To provide delegates with a range of activities they can use with young people to explore issues around, and dealing with, cyberbullying.

Get started with Stop Motion – A beginners guide to Stop Motion animation

A beginner’s guide to using stop-motion animation in the classroom. Stop-motion animation allows pupils to create 3D animated sequences that they storyboard, film and edit to enhance learning across all curriculum areas. This hands on workshop shows teachers how to create their own models, storyboard, film and edit animations together using a range of tools and technique.

Please note, this event is now fully booked, but we will be running another one next term. Please click on 'join event' to pre-register.

One of a series of regional roadshows promoting the Vital Programme.

The target audience for each roadshow is:

• Local Authority staff with responsibility for ICT CPD
• Members of senior management teams in LA schools and CLCs
• LA, school and CLC staff with responsibility for CPD
• ICT co-ordinators, network managers and technicians in primary and secondary LA schools
• Teachers with responsibility for the IT Diploma or other IT courses in LA schools or FE colleges
• Teachers, classroom assistants and other support staff working in LA schools who use ICT to support teaching and learning across the curriculum

Each session will be a ‘twilight’ session of no more than two hours and will be lively, and active. Participants will also receive something to ‘take away’ that is of use and value in the classroom.

Start time is approximate - actual time will be confirmed by YHGfL

One of a series of regional roadshows promoting the Vital Programme.

The target audience for each roadshow is:

• Local Authority staff with responsibility for ICT CPD
• Members of senior management teams in LA schools and CLCs
• LA, school and CLC staff with responsibility for CPD
• ICT co-ordinators, network managers and technicians in primary and secondary LA schools
• Teachers with responsibility for the IT Diploma or other IT courses in LA schools or FE colleges
• Teachers, classroom assistants and other support staff working in LA schools who use ICT to support teaching and learning across the curriculum

Each session will be a ‘twilight’ session of no more than two hours and will be lively, and active. Participants will also receive something to ‘take away’ that is of use and value in the classroom.

Start time is approximate - actual time will be confirmed by YHGfL

One of a series of regional roadshows promoting the Vital Programme.

The target audience for each roadshow is:

• Local Authority staff with responsibility for ICT CPD
• Members of senior management teams in LA schools and CLCs
• LA, school and CLC staff with responsibility for CPD
• ICT co-ordinators, network managers and technicians in primary and secondary LA schools
• Teachers with responsibility for the IT Diploma or other IT courses in LA schools or FE colleges
• Teachers, classroom assistants and other support staff working in LA schools who use ICT to support teaching and learning across the curriculum

Each session will be a ‘twilight’ session of no more than two hours and will be lively, and active. Participants will also receive something to ‘take away’ that is of use and value in the classroom.

Start time is approximate - actual time will be confirmed by YHGfL

One of a series of regional roadshows promoting the Vital Programme.

The target audience for each roadshow is:

• Local Authority staff with responsibility for ICT CPD
• Members of senior management teams in LA schools and CLCs
• LA, school and CLC staff with responsibility for CPD
• ICT co-ordinators, network managers and technicians in primary and secondary LA schools
• Teachers with responsibility for the IT Diploma or other IT courses in LA schools or FE colleges
• Teachers, classroom assistants and other support staff working in LA schools who use ICT to support teaching and learning across the curriculum

Each session will be a ‘twilight’ session of no more than two hours and will be lively, and active. Participants will also receive something to ‘take away’ that is of use and value in the classroom.

Start time is approximate - actual time will be confirmed by YHGfL