From Friday, October 14, 2022 9:00 AM
to Friday, October 14, 2022 10:30 AM
to Friday, October 14, 2022 10:30 AM
St Mark's Special School
Other
English
Piercetown, Newbridge, Kildare, IRL
The students will create an electrical circuit using crocodile clips, a micro:bit and an LED light.
When the circuit is complete they'll go to https://microbit.org/join to learn how to use code to make the LED light flash on and off.
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Primary school
Secondary school
Other (see description)
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Basic programming concepts
Visual/Block programming
Longitude: -6.804385
Latitude: 53.181735
Geoposition: 53.181735,-6.804385
Nearby upcoming activities:
ePortfolio Leadership Planning Meeting
Fri, Sep 27, 2024 12:54 PM
School leadership (principal and assistant principal 1/Assessment Coordinator) will meet to discuss embedding the use of ePortfolios in the classroom. Class Dojo will be used by teachers and students to record AofL and AfL activities to enhance student motivation; promote self-assessment using digital tools; build home/school communciations and develop digital skills. A plan will be put in place for the Digital Learning Team to audit and procure the digital devices required to help put this target into action e.g. handheld android device for each class.
Master Piece
Tue, Oct 17, 2023 12:00 AM
Children are partaking in activities and completing coding based on First LEGO league "Master Piece"
European Instructor Training - English
Thu, May 1, 2025 3:35 PM
Welcome to the Cisco sponsored free, CCST (Cisco Certified Support Technician) - Networking and Cyber - Teacher education and outreach programme.
You may be an educator who has considered using NetAcad for one (or many) of your courses and as yet, do not know how - or maybe simply lacked the time to discover more. Or you may be someone who has not (yet) used NetAcad.
The aim of this project is to help educators discover what may be accomplished for free, using and of course exploiting NetAcad as part of your current educational practice.
This training is free, NetAcad is also free - the Open University Cisco ASC (academy support centre) is working with experts from the University of Wales: Trinity St David and Glasgow Clyde College to help you, the capable educator make more of NetAcad.
Signing up is simple - use your work related email address and sign up on the link below. Of course, if you are already a Cisco Networking Academy instructor - please use that email to join.
https://www.netacad.com/courses/blank?courseLang=en-US&instance_id=0350c269-aa17-4e96-b8ae-9cd0ed4cb9ba