Intermediate computer proficiency courses are designed for individuals who already have good understanding of technology. Participants will build upon their skills by learning how to use a variety of resources, including learning apps, Microsoft 365 apps, and photo and video editing platforms.
Learn how to manage projects using specifically designed apps. Create simple websites using WordPress and develop the ability to interact effectively during online conferences, create infographics, and record and edit screen videos.
Discover all the features of GeoGebra and LaTeX software used for visualizing mathematical concepts, and for writing mathematical expressions. Learn how to maximize the potential of ICT in the classroom.
Digital Tools for Mathematics: Focus on GeoGebra and LaTex
Deepen the knowledge about podcasts as an easily accessible online tool that can provide students with useful knowledge. Teach the students how to make a podcast by explaining strategies for storytelling and interviewing, among others.
Learn how to create trauma-informed classrooms by blending emotional intelligence with AI support tools. Gain insights into understanding trauma responses, developing compassionate teaching strategies.
Reimagining Support: AI and the Future of Trauma-Sensitive Education
Explore valuable ICT tools and educational strategies to seamlessly integrate migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers into classrooms. Develop essential skills to foster social inclusion among students from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Use ICT to Integrate Migrant Students in your Classroom
Navigate the challenges of tomorrow's complex educational landscape, utilizing Arduino to equip yourselves with valuable tools and knowledge, and foster essential skills like problem-solving, creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration.
Learn to integrate coding and robotics into primary school curricula using Makeblock's mTiny and Codey Rocky. Gain practical skills for teaching coding fundamentals and problem-solving through hands-on activities and interactive workshops.
Learn the fundamentals of coding and robotics, and develop the skills necessary to use these tools in the classroom in a fun and interesting manner. Learn how to bridge the gap between software and hardware.
Develop an appreciation for the advantages that come with the implementation of game-based learning in a classroom, alongside learning to select the content based on teaching goals and on the needs of the students.
Learn to efficiently use digital tools to encourage student participation in both face-to-face and remote teaching. Discover techniques to promote students' autonomy and gain confidence in designing educational activities and materials.
Integrate GeoGebra and Python into STEAM curriculums to foster essential coding and math manipulation skills. Learn to plot functions, solve equations, and produce Python code snippets through practical exercises.
Explore strategies and ways to effectively introduce CLIL in the classroom, along with a selection of ICT tools focusing on content, communication, cognition, and culture.
Learn about Microsoft 365, together with all its tools and techniques, and incorporate them into your teaching. Explore programs such as Excel, OneDrive, and Sway, among others.
