Digital Classroom Strategy to Further Enhance Technology For Learning

The Berry Way: We Are Learning 

Our commitment to teaching excellence includes early morning meetings for our staff with Miss Goddard our new school Digital Classroom Officer (DCO) .

Last week we focused on our digital maturity and improvement plan to embed technology into teaching and learning as part of the Rural Access Gap Program. 

The program covers 200,000-plus students across 1,003 rural, remote and regional schools delivering on four key areas:

1. Leading digital improvements by giving leaders the tools to better understand their school’s digital maturity and invest in skills development.
2. Enabling digital classrooms through upgrades to connectivity and learning spaces, and leveraging cloud technology.
3. Accessing digital tools to support teachers and students for a more customised education experience.
4. Making daily tasks easier by automating school management systems, and streamlining communication to parents and carers.

For more information check out the Schools Digital Strategy