Our managed service clients benefit from access to a regular suite of free twilight sessions, led by an experienced classroom practitioner and covering a variety of topics.
Vital’s annual education technology conference usually takes place each spring. We are committed to helping you to achieve the very best in your teaching and learning through the use of exciting and innovative education technology.
Unfortunately, due to the current pandemic, we are unable to host large events or invite groups of people to Vital HQ and whilst we have considered hosting some online training in place of our regular CPD sessions, we get the sense that people are a bit Zoomed-out!
We are beginning to tentatively plan for the next Vital Education Technology Conference, but are not in a position to publish dates just yet. We’re keeping a watching eye on national guidance and as soon as we can, we’ll gather our edtech experts together so they can share their wisdom with you!
Until then, if you have any training needs or suggestions, please do let us know.
Look out for the new updates coming to #GoogleDocs
Google Docs will soon let you select multiple blocks of text - The Verge https://www.theverge.com/2022/5/25/23141908/google-docs-multiple-section-selection-text-formating?mkt_tok=NzE5LUtaWS03MDYAAAGEnueBQkMgJtObFzchd0IQmp3QtDyNUKBchmamg6nfv6QU7DvQvqw_8e6SpCYtXbeFDEVJk9xc5ve-6npjk1bj_vrx5pUQLv97dtrSV8Z8g9wN1A
Today is National Thank A Teacher Day so we'd like to give a shout out to all of the schools, colleges, teachers and support staff we have the pleasure of working with 🙌👏🙌👏
YOU'RE AMAZING!!
Great to see schools looking at online safety and digital footprints #esafety
Year 5s understanding more about their online reputations and how this information can be used to form a judgement about someone! #keepingcarrsageonline #carrcomputing #carrstars
Great work going on @HaxbyRoad with @MrReevesKemp!
Using logical reasoning to detect errors in code and combining a sequence of instructions to turn an external device on and off. We made a hot potato game, using micro:bits. @HaxbyRoad
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