Presenting at the NTE Conference in Belgrade 8-9 june 2018
During the New Technologies in Education Conference in Belgrade Phd Vladimir Trajkovic spoke about introducing coding in primary schools. Continue Reading
Activities for Stem Discovery Week 2018
DIG-ED this year was partner with many other organizations for STEM Discovery Week and supported the activities that promoted STEM education and STEM careers. We organized campaign among primary schools titled: Just say yes – You can be an engineer too. Around 500 students from 4 different primary schools participatedContinue Reading
Stem Discovery Week (23-29 April)
STEM Discovery Week 2018 is a joint international initiative that invites projects, organisations and schools across Europe and around the world, to celebrate careers and studies in the fields of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM). The tagline for this year’s campaign “say yes to STEM” describes the partners’ openContinue Reading
Be Smart Teacher – Use smart technology in the classroom
Introduction Today smart technology is student’s best friend. They are growing up in a different world than their teachers surrounded by technology and schools are having problems how to deal with that. Instead of banning phones in the school we are offering you a plan how to integrate smart technologyContinue Reading
Develop your ICT skills – methods for using technology in the classroom
Introduction Many teachers today are overwhelmed by technology, every day there is a new tool, they want to use but don’t know how. The practical and skill – based 1 week course is focusing on developing methods for using technology in the classroom Who is it for? Primary and secondaryContinue Reading
Excel as a digital tool in the classroom
I find excel to be very powerful educational tool, not just boring spreadsheets and charts. I use it in my classroom as a tool to create interactive digital content that can be used by smaller students in their learning of informatics, English language, math and geography. The students learn how to use formulas, conditional formatting and macros. That way they develop creativity, innovation and they start to learn the basis of programming and logical thinking. Continue Reading
Learn about digital citizenship and online safety using Scratch
Most educators seem to be using Scratch to teach computer science and programming skills. However, Scratch is a very powerful tool that can help students understand many concepts in all primary school subjects like: math, science, geography, etc.. Scratch is great for all student levels, both beginner and advanced. Keep in mind,Continue Reading