Introducing New Software and Techniques

Michael Hilkemeijer

By Michael Hilkemeijer
Community contribution / April 24, 2017

Learn the best practices to introduce new software and techniques in your classroom today.

The erray of educational software.

Learning about new software is at the heart of developing every students’ capabilities whether it will be in the new ...

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By Michael Hilkemeijer

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With over 10 years experience as an ICT teacher, I have taught and learnt how to effectively develop student ICT skills in the classroom. I facilitate teacher workshops and online courses that deliver practical and immediately actionable advice on teachers from early childhood to Primary can develop student ICT capability in their lessons. My website hosts a number of articles and teacher resources that expand on my courses and further develop your teacher professional learning in these areas. I will continue to create more courses to ensure that our students are prepared for the 21st century.

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