Support learners to use digital accessibility tools to ensure inclusive learning experiences.
Support learners to develop key digital skills and capabilities centred around the Digital Literacy and Computing Science curriculum.
Promote learners’ understanding of their rights and responsibilities in relation to data protection, cyber resilience, internet safety and digital wellbeing.
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Encourage creativity by designing and using engaging activities and digital tools that support innovative learning experiences.
Promote learners’ understanding of data privacy, ensuring they recognise how their data is used to support high-quality teaching and independent learning.
Keep up-to-date with available accessibility tools, with a focus on supporting learners with additional needs – and recognising that what is accessible for one is accessible for all.
Build responsible use of 1:1 and Shared iPads into classroom and/or school rules, ensuring engagement with the Home School Agreement and Responsible Use Agreement
Enable learners to create and demonstrate understanding using a wide range of tools and apps.
Provide learners with opportunitiesto give feedback and lead initiatives.
Encourage learner participation in national digital events such as Safer Internet Day, Cyber Scotland Week and Digital Literacy week ideally led by a Digital Leader group.
Embed resources such as ClickView videos or Forms quizzes into Class Notebooks to enhance engagement and accessibility.
Regularly embed collaboration opportunities into digital tasks
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