Virtual Projects

What is the Course About?

A Virtual Project is a web-based teaching and learning experience. Teachers construct a web page which guides students through a series of digital-based tasks. Delivering lesson activities via the internet enables teachers to weave current web sites, interactive quizzes and hints into the description of the task. Examples of high quality Virtual Projects will be demonstrated and a framework for optimal design of web based projects presented. The course is an ideas way to explore existing uses of the internet or your school's intranet..

 

How Will the Course Be Presented?  

The course runs over two days. The first day will familiarise teachers with a range of web pages created by teachers to facilitate high quality educational experiences for students. Participants will be introduced to Frontpage Express software to create their own web page with opportunity to practice each of the functions.

The second day of the Virtual Projects course will enable participants to apply their skills and knowledge of project design to create a Virtual Project for their own students. Teachers will be encouraged to bring images, text and resources to incorporate into their own design. Each web page created during the course may be posted on the web at the conclusion of the course.

Outcomes of the Course:

As a result of participating in this course it is expected that teachers will:

  • practice using basis web publishing software to create a simple web page;
  • build a collection of web based resources relevant for their students;
  • design and create a web based tutorial for their students.
Presenter:

Bronwyn Tregenza, The Association of Independent Schools, Alex Galland, Kambala School.

   
Dates:

Wednesdays 1st & 8th August 2001

Time: 8.30 for 9.00 am - 3.30 pm
Venue:

Wyvern House, Newington College
Cambridge Street
Stanmore.

Parking: Limited street parking. Close to Stanmore Station.
Target Group: Teachers of Upper Primary, Teacher Librarians, Teachers of 7-12.
No. of Participants: 20
Cost:

$310 per participant       including GST

AIS member $210

Eligible teachers will be able to apply for a $50 subsidy through the QTP (see calendar)

Cancellations should be in writing no later than one week prior to course to enable a refund.

Your registration will be confirmed by fax after closing date.

Certification: Certificates will be made available to all participants who fulfil the course requirements.

Please note: AIS Professional Development courses can be accumulated to apply for University accreditation.
Closing Date: Wednesday 25th July 2001.

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Virtual Projects

1st & 8th August 2001

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