We’re super excited to be exhibiting and presenting at the iwbNET Leading a Digital School Conference at Crown in Melbourne this Thursday 25th to Saturday 27th.
The 2016 Leading a Digital School Conference features 3 big days, 3 mega themes, a powerful networking program, and tightly focused PD for K-12 school leaders, leadership teams and teachers. This industry event promotes exploration on how digital technology provides us with a golden opportunity to rethink schooling; shift to deeper learning, and develop students who create!
The Schoolbox team will be on-hand to showcase our virtual learning environment (VLE) – a unique all-in-one single access learning management system, portal, and intranet – and our latest version of Schoolbox, v16 GOLD.
Co-Founder and Director, James Leckie, will be presenting a session: “Digitising Rubrics – Setting the foundation for better assessments and learning outcomes.”
“As we evolve towards continuous reporting which provides detailed feedback to students in real time, teachers are increasingly looking for strategies to effectively communicate both learning goals and assessment criteria to students.
This session will look at practical techniques to optimise your marking and feedback through the use of rubrics. By utilising rubrics to support online continuous reporting we see the following benefits; consistent assessment, clear goals and less time spent providing feedback.”
Missed out on registering for the ‘Digitising rubrics – Setting the foundation for better assessments and learning outcomes’ session?
No worries – We will be doing a repeat WEBINAR on September 7th at 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM.
Register here and feel free to share with your colleagues! Be quick, don’t miss out again!
If you are interested in learning about how Schoolbox delivers the deepest integrations with school management systems in the industry, has a robust communications and notifications system across any device, and enables you to share, teach, and learn online, drop by Stand 2 and say hello!
– Schoolbox
