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Irish Universities Association ‘Enhancing Digital Teaching and Learning’ Project
CESI promotes the use of computers in Irish education at all levels, with members coming from every sector. Many of those in higher education support
During this time when many educators find themselves working remotely, the CESI mailing list is providing support and answers to their questions all provided with enthusiasm and encouragement by our 2000 members.
You are welcom to join us in our Staffroom every Thursday where a panel of experienced CESI members will answer a number of the latest questions that appeared on this mailing list.
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CESI-list This list is managed by the Computers in Education Society of Ireland (CESI). The purpose of this mailing list is to facilitate discussion of the ICT issues faced by teachers in schools in Ireland.
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RE: [CESI List] CESI Staffroom ep10
by Brian O’Mahony (St. Brogan’s College) on May 31, 2020 at 7:12 pm
Well done guys. A great series. Naming conventions on Teams and on Class notebooks is vital. Le dea-mhéin/Kind Regards Brian O ’Mahony Príomhoide Cúnta, Comhordaitheoir na TFC / Assistant Principal, ICT Coordinator Coláiste Bhrógáin Naofa / […]
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Re: [CESI List] G-Suite of Education – Just joined up!
by mforristal on May 30, 2020 at 6:52 am
Thankyou everyone for all your help, very appreciative for The advice. Yes Edward, I just joined your G Suite course! Mairéad On Fri 29 May 2020 at 11:44, Edward Kelly wrote: > > Hi Mairead, > I am creating a G Suite course for Teachers – […]
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CESI Staffroom ep10
by Hassan Dabbagh on May 29, 2020 at 5:49 pm
CESI Staffroom ep10 with Helen O’Kelly and myself Talking #onenote #classnotebook & bulk uploading users https://youtu.be/z1f0fhkWrpU via @YouTube we would love to head from you, tweet us on @cesitweets #edchatie #edchat Thank you for all your […]
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UCD Science and Computer Science Virtual Summer Schools
by Brett Becker on May 29, 2020 at 11:48 am
Dear all, The UCD Science and Computer Science Summer Schools are virtual this year. Recorded taster lectures for TY, 5th and 6th years are available online on a range of topics including the chemistry of rocket fuels, astrophysics, AI, creativity […]
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Re: [CESI List] Tour of school building
by mrmurphy on May 29, 2020 at 11:43 am
Would love to see how this works out, for prospective junior infants and parents in our case. On Thu, May 28, 2020 at 9:18 PM Padraic Dowdican wrote: > Thanks everyone for the suggestions, I’ve been playing around with Google > Virtual Tour. […]
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Crowdsourcing a directory of educational technology tools for teaching and learning
Congratulations to Enda Donlon, CESI member and former National Executive member who, together with Eamon Costello and Mark Brown, have published their paper on “Collaboration,
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Teachers share their top tips for remote learning
A number of familiar CESI members contribute to this Irish Times article on top tips for remote learning. You can view the full article here:
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Community of Practice • Facilitator’s guide
This guide is designed to explain how to organise a community of practice to support teachers’ professional learning. Although it is drawn from experience in doing
The 2020 annual conference of the Computers in Education Society of Ireland (CESI) took place on 29th February 2020 in Athlone at the Athlone Institute of Technology.
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Raspberry Pi launches its first 8GB RAM variant and new OS name
The Raspberry Pi Foundation has announced that it is launching a new model of the low-cost computer with 8GB of
Some thoughts on predicted grades.
Links to a couple of stories that assess the use of predicted grades. The Irish Times Silicon Republic
Introducing STEPS Engineering Your Future @ Home
A three-part series of videos and challenges designed to engage transition-year students in the opportunities available in an engineering career.
The COVID-19 pandemic has changed education forever.
Globally, over 1.2 billion children are out of the classroom. A World Economic Forum report.
€10 million top-up ICT funding for Schools
A total of €7 million additional funding will be provided in the post-primary sector and €3 million in the primary
In the move to online, education must come before technology
“Teaching strategy, quality assurance, accreditation, teaching evaluations and other teaching-related matters will also need to adapt “
