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Digital Skills for Teachers

Tools for teaching students online: presentations, Google calendar, Youtube, cloud storage, mailings, and student testing.

Experts: Tetiana Tkachenko, Mykola Popadiuk

Are you looking for ways to get your students interested? The Internet has many tools to make learning interactive and fun for students. Newsletters and presentations, interactive lessons with YouTube, automatic testing and assessment of students, and the ability to organize files in cloud storage will help you do this. All this is free of charge.

 

In the educational series, you'll learn how to create activities for students and organize online group learning, and automatically evaluate their results. Take advantage of online learning opportunities – students will appreciate your skills!

 

The educational series was implemented at the initiative of the Ministry of Digital Transformation of Ukraine, with the support of the Swiss-Ukrainian EGAP Program implemented by the East Europe Foundation.

Format:
Education series
EKTS:
0.1
Languages:
Ukrainian, English
Topic:
Digital skills
For:
for teachers
Competencies:
Problem solving in the digital environment and lifelong learning
Skills:

Program

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Episode 0 - Intro

Don't have time for professional development or just relaxation? Does communicating with parents, checking homework, printing out materials, and organizational aspects take up all your time? The way out is to use modern technologies. How to learn this and where to start? That's what we're going to talk about. Join us!
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Episode 1 - Google Calendar and e-mailings

How can I announce the class schedule so that I don't have to dictate it several times? How do you get together with colleagues if you can't meet offline in the near future? How to inform parents of the news without a meeting or phone calls? A calendar, video conferencing, and email newsletters will come in handy. How to use them? Let's find out together in the second episode!
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Episode 2 - Storing files in a cloud

How do you store your lesson materials? In your closet, on your computer at home, or on flash drives? What do you do if your computer crashes or your flash drive gets lost? There's a better way to store and even edit files with others – cloud storage. What they are and how to work with them? Let's find out together – turn it on!

Invited experts

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Tetiana Tkachenko
Expert of public association "Osvitoria", head of IT department of Novopechersk school and STEM development, computer science teacher
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Mykola Popadiuk
Teacher of history and social studies, trainer of educational programs

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