2024-25 Committee of Management Vacancies
Thanks to everyone for attending our AGM on 12 June 2024. We are always interested in getting new perspectives and talents on our committee, so if you have an interest in DigiTech in Victorian schools, please contact us at office@dltv.vic.edu.au to let us know more!
From the desk of DLTV’s President
Dr. K. Clark Burt
It is my pleasure, after eight years of being in various roles in this organisation, to be nominated as president of DLTV. I am very excited for the year ahead, and not just because we have a new Digital Technologies curriculum out, but because of the wonderful energy I saw at our VCE Conference in May. Teachers are wanting more resources and workshops about the new curriculum and are also looking forward to this year’s DigiCon we are holding in November. Don’t worry–we will be announcing more information about all of these great initiatives very soon.
In the meantime, have a look around this site, sign up for free to join our free newsletter mailing list, and consider becoming a member (see details here). And check back often for updates on free after school PDs, our DigiTech practice exams and resource kits, and of course, DigiCon ‘24. We hope to see you at one of our events soon!
Dr. K. Clark Burt
President, Digital Learning and Teaching Victoria
Digital Teaching Skills Series
The Digital Teaching Skills Series of videos and resources provide insights and suggestions from experienced educators and leaders on ways in which Digital Technologies can enhance student learning across a variety of curriculum areas. The series includes:
| Introducing the Next Level Collaboration Program DLTV have partnered with Next Level Collaboration (NLC) to run a Teacher Training Program so you can run these programs in your school. NLC is a research-based program for children aged between 8 to 15 years old that uses their interest in gaming to meaningfully develop collaborative skills, confidence and friendships. NLC is proudly a neurodivergent-led organisation.
STEM Professionals in Schools CSIRO's STEM Professionals in Schools has established an online initiative which aims to give teachers in regional and remote schools greater opportunity to access STEM professionals from a wide range of careers.
What’s involved in this initiative? The STEM Professionals in Schools team run three online webinars over an 8 week period to connect a STEM professional with a teacher. The webinars help the partnerships get started, plan, and evaluate online activities:
Find out more in their fact sheet. |
Upcoming workshops & webinars
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ONLINE PROFESSIONAL LEARNING |
Our new virtual modules Digital Technologies in your school are designed to help you and your school get oriented for delivering Digital Technologies, with an emphasis on pedagogy and challenges for delivery. The modules include informative and discussion videos, activities to complete, and opportunities for reflection. Those undertaking the modules can book to attend a live session to discuss the material with others. We didn't want to reinvent the wheel by providing a basic introduction to Digital Technologies curriculum, though we do provide links to recommended starting points. 5 of the 10 planned modules are now available, with others to be released progressively. This resource was made possible with support from the Victorian Department of Education and Training. |
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