Description
This OneNote Teacher Academy focuses on extending your use of Microsoft OneNote and is suitable for teachers who have extensive experience of using OneNote in the classroom. We will be focused on exploring some of the advanced features of OneNote and ways in which you can use OneNote to communicate and collaborate with teachers, students and parents. We will also look at how OneNote can interact seamlessly with other apps, to create rich, interactive lesson activities for students.
By the end of this workshop, participants should feel confident with the advanced features of OneNote and be able to:
• Understand the benefits of OneNote use in the classroom, being confident navigating and using OneNote, as well as linking with other apps, such as Outlook and Forms.
• Understand how teachers and students can use features such as tags, templates and shortcuts for collaborative work, feedback and productivity.
• Pick up tips for using different versions of OneNote for different purposes and keeping your computers, tablets and phones in sync.
• Creatively apply learning to how it will benefit students and teachers for specific classroom tasks, including creating interactive lessons using tools within OneNote.
This is a hands-on workshop, please bring a fully charged laptop or tablet.
Presenters
Peter Crosbie (AISWA Staff)
Assistant Director
Peter Crosbie was appointed Assistant Director in January 2016. This leadership role includes developing AISWA’s capability in STEM and learning technologies and working effectively with teachers and other stakeholders across the state.
Peter has a professional engineering qualification and has extensive industrial and business experience which includes working for defence establishments and a variety of engineering consultancies.
He has worked for many years in the Western Australian education system including 12 years at Hale School as a teacher and Head of Technology. Whilst at Hale School for more than seven years, Peter was an Adjunct Lecturer in Design and Technology at Edith Cowan University Perth. He has been a member of many state and national educational working groups and steering committees. He is the Contact Liaison Officer (CLO) for Scootle in the (WA) Independent School jurisdiction and is responsible for the registration of schools new to Scootle and training of Scootle administrators and teachers.
Steven Payne
A former teacher, Steven now works with Microsoft ANZ, supporting staff at schools and universities in WA to make the most out of Microsoft 365 technologies. His work with schools includes training and consultancy on: Microsoft 365, coding, physical computing, mixed reality, and artificial intelligence (AI) - all the things that help bring digital technologies into the classroom to enhance learning and improve efficiency across all curriculum areas.
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Date / Time
7 Mar 2018 Starts: 13:00 Finishes: 16:00Delivery Format : In Person