ICT1: ICT Basics

  • Duration

    3 hours

  • Delivery Method

    Face to face

  • Evaluation methods

    Face to face

Learning objectives

  • To understand the necessity of using an office suite in an efficient way
  • To understand how the documentation created can be reused and maintained for further use
  • To understand the usefulness of office tools in a real world environment
  • To understand the necessity of cloud-based tools in modern digital era

Learning outcomes

  • Ability to create self-maintained documentation
  • Ability to create reusable documentation
  • Ability to analyse, compute and represent statistical and/or numeric information
  • Ability to effectively present a slide show
  • Ability to share documentation between co-workers and/or students
  • Ability to modify documentation in a collaborative, teamwork-based way

Session details

Lesson itemMethod(s) and instructions for trainersRequired resource(s)
Introduction. Previous day assessmentPresentation, interactive testPowerPoint, Kahoot!, Plickers
Activity 1: Learning how to create TOCs for headers, tables, images and bibliography. Learning how to edit styles and create templates. Learning about the tracking system.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Microsoft Word
Activity 2: Learning how to automate calculation. Learning how to make a proper presentation with an elegant design.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Microsoft Excel,
Microsoft PowerPoint
Activity 3: Learning about the cloud, sharing files in a cloud-based service.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Google Drive
Post-Activity Discussion Discussing alternative methods and resources seen during the lesson. Checking on how the learners see these contents useful in their daily life or job.

ICT2: Work Organisation

  • Duration

    3 hours

  • Delivery Method

    Face to face

  • Evaluation methods

    Face to face

Learning objectives

  • To open the mind of the learner about the advantages of online or blended learning
  • To understand the differences between a content management system and a learning environment
  • To observe the differences and similarities between e-learning and traditional learning

Learning outcomes

  • Ability to create and organise a course in an e-learning platform
  • Ability to convert traditional content into digital, activities-based content
  • Ability to communicate with and engage the students into the digital platform

Session details

Lesson itemMethod(s) and instructions for trainersRequired resource(s)
Introduction. Previous day assessmentPresentation, interactive testPowerPoint, Kahoot!, Plickers
Activity 1: Discussing traditional teaching vs blended/e-learning. Deconstructing the principles of a Virtual Campus.Discussing between the participants about their experiences about e-learning and virtual campus environment. Gathering their observations, opinions and prejudices.Examples of e-learning platforms
Activity 2: Getting inside an e-learning platform. Observing its features. Creating our first course collaborativelyTaught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Moodle
Activity 3: Community building. Engaging with our students and other teachers. Enabling communication in our e-learning.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Moodle
Post-Activity Discussion Discussing alternative methods and resources seen during the lesson. Checking on how the learners see these contents useful in their daily life or job.

ICT3: Teaching and Learning I

  • Duration

    3 hours

  • Delivery Method

    Face to face

  • Evaluation methods

    Face to face

Learning objectives

  • To understand the authoring process for video and audio media
  • To understand the process of sharing a creation through a cloud-based multimedia service
  • To understand the risks of publishing content on the Internet

Learning outcomes

  • Ability to create basic multimedia lessons
  • Ability to use multimedia-oriented platforms/social networks to manage and promote content
  • Ability to use, in a safe and effective manner, popular social networks

Session details

Lesson itemMethod(s) and instructions for trainersRequired resource(s)
Introduction. Previous day assessmentPresentation, interactive testKahoot!, Plickers
Activity 1: Authoring. Learning how to create video lessons by recording your screen. Learning how to create video lessons through existing resources.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.EDpuzzle, Screen-o-matic
Activity 2: Publishing. Having our content in a multimedia platform. Editing it afterwards. Promoting it.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.YouTube, Moodle
Activity 3: Observing the risks of publishing material through a social and legal perspective.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.
Post-Activity Discussion Discussing alternative methods and resources seen during the lesson. Checking on how the learners see these contents useful in their daily life or job.

ICT4: Teaching and learning II

  • Duration

    3 hours

  • Delivery Method

    Face to face

  • Evaluation methods

    Face to face

Learning objectives

  • To understand the necessity of energizing/dynamic activities to engage the learners.
  • To introduce new tools into teaching/training.
  • To open the perspective of the teachers to investigate and use new tools.

Learning outcomes

  • Ability to adapt to new tools and resources
  • Ability to engage with the classroom
  • Ability to obtain new resources
  • Ability to renew the contents of the lessons using external sources

Session details

Lesson itemMethod(s) and instructions for trainersRequired resource(s)
Introduction. Previous day assessmentPresentation, interactive testKahoot!, Plickers, Seesaw, ClassDojo
Activity 1: Creating group activities using digital resources. Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Kahoot!, Plickers
Activity 2: Obtaining and reinforcing our classes with external resources.Taught in a learn-by-doing way. Training is led by a sequence of activities reflecting the necessity of solving a real-life problem, and allowing the learners to think and propose solutions until one is found.Alison, ClassFlow
Activity 3: Participants share the resources they usually use and explain how they’re useful.Open discussionMoodle
Post-Activity Discussion Discussing alternative methods and resources seen during the lesson. Checking on how the learners see these contents useful in their daily life or job.

ICT5: Data Security

  • Duration

    3 hours

  • Delivery Method

    Face to face

  • Evaluation methods

    Face to face

Learning objectives

  • To understand the necessity to protect the author’s content under copyright or copyleft
  • To understand the author’s rights when using resources made by others
  • To understand the benefits of open licenses licenses

Learning outcomes

  • Ability to choose the license that fits best our necessities and the centre’s policy
  • Ability to use or adapt external resources while respecting its license

Session details

Lesson itemMethod(s) and instructions for trainersRequired resource(s)
Introduction. Previous day assessmentPresentation, interactive testKahoot!, Plickers
Activity 1: Review of the available open licenses.PowerPoint
Activity 2: Review of the risks of incorrect usage of a license or of not using a license for our content.PowerPoint
Post-Activity Discussion Final open discussion about the last day, and about previous day.