Xerte Friday schedule for 2011

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The Xerte Friday sessions are designed to support teaching practitioners who want to embed the use of Xerte online toolkits in their teaching. For 2011 we are experimenting with a subject focused programme to encourage more traditional staff to start on the Xerte Toolkits learning curve. Please forward to colleagues as appropriate.

The Xerte Friday online training sessions take place on the last Friday of most months at www.instantpresenter.com/techdisonline104 from 1 p.m.(GMT) and last around 45 minutes. These are free sessions and all you need to take part is an Internet connected computer with a headset/earphones.

The table below shows the schedule for 2011 and suggests key audiences. We would like to hear from anyone already using Xerte in any of these subject areas - please email helpdesk@techdis.ac.uk.

DateThemeKey audiences
January 28th  Basic numeracy / functional skills. Basic skills and special needs tutors, Support and QA staff.
February 25th  Statistics. Teaching staff across all levels
March 25th  Basic literacy / functional skills. Basic skills tutors, ESOL tutors, learning support and special needs tutors.
May 6th 

Psychology / Sociology with

Xerte learning object.
Teaching staff. Subject lead
May 27th  Health and Social Care with Xerte learning object. Xerte learning objects on epithelia and skeletal muscle. Teachers and Subject lead
June 24th  Hair and beauty. Teachers and Subject lead
September 30th 

Biology / life sciences / agriculture.

Teachers and Subject lead (Academic and vocational)
October 28th  Earth sciences with Xerte learning object. Teachers and Subject lead (Academic and vocational)
November 25th  Modern languagesDownload document containing useful links to learning objects. Teachers and Subject lead

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