eLearning Seminars

Thursday
10:45
LSN Lead Session: e Learning in the Post 16 Sector

David Hunter, LLL UK , John Stone, LSN and Karen Price, e-skills

Changing world, changing curriculum, changing structures - the role of ICT This session will explore the role of ICT in delivering the skills agenda. An agenda which, following the Leitch review, will increasingly come to influence how schools, colleges and work-based learning providers work, and work together in partnership.

Saturday
12:15
Developing the e-confident Learner in the Foundation Stage

Rachel Ager, Northamptonshire CC

The session will define the model of good practice in which ICT is truly embedded in the Foundation Stage curriculum. It will explore how the delivery of an 'emergent' ICT education develops an e-confident learner. This will be exemplified by video from a range of Foundation Stage settings in Northamptonshire.

What can we learn from our education colleagues in different sectors? What ideas or practice would you hope to adapt and incorporate into your own classroom practice from attendance at either of these sessions? Post your thoughts and help shape the discussions about the future of the BETT seminar programme.

BETT Awards shortlist for Post 16

The following resources have been shortlisted for the Post 16 award.


Sure Skills Literacy Entry Level 3 & Sure Skills Numeracy Entry Level 3, Harcourt
Autolab, LJ Group

BETT Awards shortlist for Post 16, Autolab, LJ Group

AutoLAB provides a comprehensive series of instructional modules that cover the electrical/electronic and mechanical systems found in today’s vehicles. One of the unique features of AutoLAB is the comprehensive range of computer-based multimedia instruction that accompanies the modules.

What is your experience of this resource? Does it help students and if so how?

Post your views and thoughts as part of the discussion.

BETT Awards shortlist for Post 16, Sure Skills Literacy Entry Level 3 and Sure Skills Numeracy Entry Level 3Harcourt

Sure Skills is a suite of fully interactive e-courses that match the National Curricula in Literacy and Numeracy, and have been designed especially to motivate adult learners.

Gives tutors the flexibility to work closely with each adult learner and tailor individual lesson plans to focus on their skills needs.

The content is designed to motivate adults by providing the learning in a variety of contexts that they are familiar with.

Do you use this resource with adult learners and if so how successful have you and they found it?

Post a comment to let other know.