Using Microsoft OneNote to Transform Learning
Explore how educational technologies can be applied to promote student driven learning, develop creative and critical thinkers and promote strong 21st century collaboration.
About this event:
Lenovo, Microsoft and Swinburne have come together to deliver two practical, hands-on tours of Microsoft OneNote® and how it can be used to improve teaching and learning.
Participants will be provided with a Lenovo Tablet PC for the day and will have the opportunity to explore the pedagogical potential provided by devices which allow multi-touch and digitised pen functionality in a Windows 8 environment.
Facilitated by experienced Educators, each session will include a focus on how to use Microsoft OneNote® to collaborate, research and create curricula. Participants will explore how to set up a collaborative space, use audio and video to provide more powerful feedback and assessment, and use OneNote as a tool for research and organising data. The Consultants will provide practical classroom examples and ideas to assist teachers in applying new insights.
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Workshop Details:
| Date: | Wednesday 24 October 2012 |
| Time/s: | 9:00am – 11:30am OR 1:00pm – 3:30pm (select one session) |
| Location: | Swinburne University of Technology TD Building, Hawthorn campus Room TD120 |
| Cost: | FREE |
| Suitable For: | Primary and secondary school teachers, as well as trainers and education managers. |
Light refreshments provided. Registration essential.
Facilitators:
Amanda Frampton
ICT Education Specialist – Expanding Learning Horizons
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Amanda has 7 years' experience as a primary school teacher. She has always led by example when implementing ICT into the curriculum, creating engaging and innovative digital learning environments for her students. During her time as ICT Coordinator, Amanda inspired and enabled staff to effectively integrate ICT into all aspects of their curriculum.
Amanda supported teachers on their journey to acquire departmental ICT qualifications and managed the implementation of Interactive Whiteboards and other technologies in the classrooms. More recently, Amanda has been working collaboratively with colleagues to plan units of work that meet both the requirements of the Australian National Curriculum and realise the potential of ICT as a tool to facilitate learning
Amanda believes that through the integration of ICT into the classroom, teaching will move from a focus of imparting knowledge-to-knowledge acquisition. This will equip learners with the necessary skills to be active participants in an evolving digital world.
Natalie Morrissey
ICT Education Specialist – Expanding Learning Horizons
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Natalie Morrissey is a former teacher who worked in Doncaster, Victoria. As an ICT Coordinator, Natalie was responsible for the integration and management of ICT into all aspects of the curriculum. She oversaw the implementation of a collegial teaching program, coaching teachers in how to use interactive whiteboards and other classroom technologies.
Natalie believes it is essential for teachers to incorporate technology into their learning techniques, as this is now fundamental to student learning. She believes that teachers need to provide students with contemporary learning environments that foster rich experiences, creating meaningful learning opportunities for every student.
Device requirements: All attendees will be provided with a device connected to the network running Windows® 7 and Microsoft® Office 2010 including Microsoft® OneNote® 2010. Attendees may be asked to load additional software from the Microsoft Learning Suite DVD during the training session.
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Registrations are now closed. If you have any queries or concerns, please contact Bianca van Meeuwen.