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This beginners course is for Primary and Post Primary teachers with little or no experience with computers. No previous computer experience is required

This beginners course is for Primary and Post Primary teachers with little or no experience with computers. No previous computer experience is required

The NCTE is running a series of workshops to support the integration of ICT into the teaching of mathematics. The workshops were developed by the Project Maths Development Team in cooperation with NCTE and are available through the education centre network. These introductory modules focus on the use of software to teach geometry, trigonometry and statistics. They will also include a short introduction to using a laptop with a data projector.

A series of 8 lectures at 4/5 week intervals. Presented by Dr Seamus Cannon

Is é is aidhm don gcúrsa seo ná scileanna an mhúinteora a fhorbairt chun a chur ar a chumas/ar a cumas úsáid éifeachtach a bhaint as TFC i seomra ranga Gaelscoileanna nó scoileanna Gaeltachta. Foghlaimeoidh na múinteoirí conas mar a aimsítear acmhainní oiriúnacha ar líne atá ar fáil trí mheán na Gaeilge agus conas mar a dhéantar acmhainní don mhúineadh agus don bhfoghlaim. Is féidir na scileanna a fhoghlaimítear agus an t-ábhar a chlúdaítear sa chúrsa seo a úsáid ar chláir bhána idirghníomhacha, leis.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

These introductory modules are suitable for both primary and post primary teachers who wish to extend their capacity to use a range of Web 2.0 tools in support of learning and teaching in the classroom environment.

This is the annual conference of the Computers in Education Society of Ireland

This beginners course is for Primary and Post Primary teachers with little or no experience with computers. No previous computer experience is required

The NCTE is running a series of workshops to support the integration of ICT into the teaching of mathematics. The workshops were developed by the Project Maths Development Team in cooperation with NCTE and are available through the education centre network. These introductory modules focus on the use of software to teach geometry, trigonometry and statistics. They will also include a short introduction to using a laptop with a data projector.

As part of the national strategy to improve literacy among young people, the PDST will be rolling out a series of workshops for post-primary teachers of English, between February 2012 and March 2012. We are inviting a member of the English Department in your school to attend the first workshop ‘Literacy: Where We are Now’. The workshop will explore different perspectives on literacy. It will also explore how teachers of English might create a profile of individual students as they enter post-primary school.

Is é is aidhm don gcúrsa seo ná scileanna an mhúinteora a fhorbairt chun a chur ar a chumas/ar a cumas úsáid éifeachtach a bhaint as TFC i seomra ranga Gaelscoileanna nó scoileanna Gaeltachta. Foghlaimeoidh na múinteoirí conas mar a aimsítear acmhainní oiriúnacha ar líne atá ar fáil trí mheán na Gaeilge agus conas mar a dhéantar acmhainní don mhúineadh agus don bhfoghlaim. Is féidir na scileanna a fhoghlaimítear agus an t-ábhar a chlúdaítear sa chúrsa seo a úsáid ar chláir bhána idirghníomhacha, leis.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

Strand 3 and 4 : Number & Algebra The course will focus on new elements of the syllabus, methodology and provide student centred activities. This couse will cover topics from Junior and Leaving Certificate. All attendance will be certified.

These introductory modules are suitable for both primary and post primary teachers who wish to extend their capacity to use a range of Web 2.0 tools in support of learning and teaching in the classroom environment.

This course which runs over 4 evenings is particulary suitable for those with no previous experience of web design and who would like to create a website for their school. The Web X5 software is very easy to use.

The NCTE is running a series of workshops to support the integration of ICT into the teaching of mathematics. The workshops were developed by the Project Maths Development Team in cooperation with NCTE and are available through the education centre network. These introductory modules focus on the use of software to teach geometry, trigonometry and statistics. They will also include a short introduction to using a laptop with a data projector.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

Is é is aidhm don gcúrsa seo ná scileanna an mhúinteora a fhorbairt chun a chur ar a chumas/ar a cumas úsáid éifeachtach a bhaint as TFC i seomra ranga Gaelscoileanna nó scoileanna Gaeltachta. Foghlaimeoidh na múinteoirí conas mar a aimsítear acmhainní oiriúnacha ar líne atá ar fáil trí mheán na Gaeilge agus conas mar a dhéantar acmhainní don mhúineadh agus don bhfoghlaim. Is féidir na scileanna a fhoghlaimítear agus an t-ábhar a chlúdaítear sa chúrsa seo a úsáid ar chláir bhána idirghníomhacha, leis.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

Strand 3 and 4 : Number & Algebra The course will focus on new elements of the syllabus, methodology and provide student centred activities. This couse will cover topics from Junior and Leaving Certificate. All attendance will be certified.

These introductory modules are suitable for both primary and post primary teachers who wish to extend their capacity to use a range of Web 2.0 tools in support of learning and teaching in the classroom environment.

This course which runs over 4 evenings is particulary suitable for those with no previous experience of web design and who would like to create a website for their school. The Web X5 software is very easy to use.

The NCTE is running a series of workshops to support the integration of ICT into the teaching of mathematics. The workshops were developed by the Project Maths Development Team in cooperation with NCTE and are available through the education centre network. These introductory modules focus on the use of software to teach geometry, trigonometry and statistics. They will also include a short introduction to using a laptop with a data projector.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

Strand 3 and 4 : Number & Algebra The course will focus on new elements of the syllabus, methodology and provide student centred activities. This couse will cover topics from Junior and Leaving Certificate. All attendance will be certified.

This course which runs over 4 evenings is particulary suitable for those with no previous experience of web design and who would like to create a website for their school. The Web X5 software is very easy to use.

The NCTE is running a series of workshops to support the integration of ICT into the teaching of mathematics. The workshops were developed by the Project Maths Development Team in cooperation with NCTE and are available through the education centre network. These introductory modules focus on the use of software to teach geometry, trigonometry and statistics. They will also include a short introduction to using a laptop with a data projector.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

A series of 8 lectures at 4/5 week intervals. Presented by Dr Seamus Cannon

As part of the national strategy to improve literacy among young people, the PDST will be rolling out a series of workshops for post-primary teachers of English, between February 2012 and March 2012. We are inviting a member of the English Department in your school to attend the first workshop ‘Literacy: Where We are Now’. The workshop will explore different perspectives on literacy. It will also explore how teachers of English might create a profile of individual students as they enter post-primary school.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

Strand 3 and 4 : Number & Algebra The course will focus on new elements of the syllabus, methodology and provide student centred activities. This couse will cover topics from Junior and Leaving Certificate. All attendance will be certified.

This course which runs over 4 evenings is particulary suitable for those with no previous experience of web design and who would like to create a website for their school. The Web X5 software is very easy to use.

The NCTE is running a series of workshops to support the integration of ICT into the teaching of mathematics. The workshops were developed by the Project Maths Development Team in cooperation with NCTE and are available through the education centre network. These introductory modules focus on the use of software to teach geometry, trigonometry and statistics. They will also include a short introduction to using a laptop with a data projector.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

The aim of the "Computer maintenance and useful applications for creating teaching resources" course is to enable teachers to develop their own teaching resources to meet their own particular needs. Designed by T4 in collaboration with NCTE for the post primary Design and Communication Graphics and Technology syllabuses, this course has relevance to teachers in the primary sector also.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

A series of 8 lectures at 4/5 week intervals. Presented by Dr Seamus Cannon

This course aims to develop the basic ICT skills many teachers already have and enable them to apply these skills to creating ICT resources for teaching and learning. Useful Internet sites for teaching and learning, digital cameras and creating digital stories using images and sound are among the key topics covered. The course focuses on: •Literacy •Numeracy •Special Educational Needs. The skills learnt and content covered in this course are also applicable to interactive whiteboards. Completion of this course, together with another short ICT skills course, equips teachers with the pre-requisites for other NCTE basic level courses.

A series of 8 lectures at 4/5 week intervals. Presented by Dr Seamus Cannon