A webinar for ITE

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A webinar is an on-line seminar. This webinar offers the student teacher a route through all the things that they need to know for planning, teaching and applying ICT in the classroom and for their professional life. This resource offers the students access to expert guidance and support on their use of ICT and a huge range of support materials and resources to use in the classroom. See below for some of the resources that are offered in the pack.

Resources in the webinar pack include ...

Audio and video support via a virtual tutor	Lesson plans and lesson ideas	Background theory and history	Academically rooted in constructivist learning theory	Access to a library of RE publications
Access to a library of ICT publications	An A-Z of ICT terms	An RE glossary of terms	Support tutorials in key ICT skills	Support for the professional use of ICT
Support for planning	Web 2.0 resources	A library of free software resources	Academic papers and articles	Links to key and targeted websites

How it works

Process - the student plots their own pathway through the materials choosing the tasks and activities that are most suitable for their learning needs working independently and/or collaboratively within or without their institution.
	looks at the key principles in using technology in the classroom and how to develop the four C’s, Create - Communicate - Collaborate - Critique.
	shows you where to find good resource on-line including video, audio and image resources as well as a collection of great websites and source materials.
	looks at ways of creating your own resources and critically evaluating this against a set of tested criteria to make sure your resources enhance teaching and learning.
	roots the use of ICT in a secure pedagogic framework, both educational and RE, and develops the ‘e-box’ model for effective use of ICT in the RE classroom. It also offers a series of tried and tested RE lessons and shows how ICT can enhance teaching and learning as well as your professional practice.

Range of methods


On-line activities to develop skills	Independent learning activities	Audio and podcasts on key topics	Academic articles and theory	A forum to discuss with others	Videocasts and YouTube links	Teaching ideas and support materials