Charmouth Primary School
Regional Training Centre
About the centre
Our aim is to provide an informal environment where teachers and technicians can explore Apple technologies regardless of experience or expertise. We host regular hands-on workshops where teachers learn to use technologies to enhance creativity in the classroom, right across the curriculum. Our own staff host most sessions, but we also invite teachers and technicians with specialist skills to present and run workshops throughout the year across all of the following subjects:
• Mobile Learning
• Podcasting for Primary teachers
• Podcasting for Secondary teachers
• Stop-frame Animation
• Music technology
• Advanced Video & Music Production
• Server & Network Administration
Listings
12th May - 3.30 - 6.30 pm.
Mobile Learning Forum: We explore the latest educational apps for iPad including GarageBand. We demonstrate current podcasting techniques and how to publish to iBooks. We also discuss device management, deployment scenarios and use of WebDAV and Wiki server in the classroom.
24th May - 3.30 - 6.30 pm.
Apple in an hour & Mobile in an hour: Presented by Apple Education Mentor - Neil Emery. A rare opportunity to experience Neil's excellent teacher sessions. Learn how you can quickly and easily create and share rich media resources. Discover how easy it is to enable creative learning with a Mac.
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RTC website: http://www.dorsetrtc.co.uk/
Recent Events
Launch Event: Thursday 17th February 3pm - 6pm
3 - 4 pm: Introduction to the RTC, the team behind the centre, ideas for the future, real world experiences and examples of creative technology enhancing learning.
4.15 - 6 pm: Twilight drop-in session, Hands-on iLife 11, Creativity in the classroom, Mobile learning - iPad and iPod. An opportunity to talk to teachers, technicians and creative practitioners about real school experiences.
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