Digital technologies are electronic tools, systems, devices and resources that generate, store or process data. Well known examples include social media, online games, multimedia and mobile phones.
Digital learning is any type of learning that uses technology. It can happen across all curriculum learning areas.
Ideas for the classroom
For a list of common tools available, see: Digital learning tools
Explore ideas for using digital technologies in your classroom with these examples:
Royal Children’s Hospital: Enhancing early years learning and teaching
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Doncaster Gardens Primary School: Developing deeper cultural understandings through ICT
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Warringa Park School: Teaching the SAMR Model
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John Monash Science School: Challenge based learning with multiple devices
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Wimmera Virtual School: Delivering VCE via video conferencing
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Mount Waverley Secondary College: Independent, personalised and collaborative learning
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1-to-1 learning
1-to-1 learning is where schools provide each student with a laptop or digital device. It is one option for digital learning. Another option is a "bring your own device" program.
For guidance on planning and setting up 1-to-1, see:FUSE Planning for 1-to-1 Page
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