Good Practice Videos
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Podcasting and Technology at St. Anne’s School Ennis
Teachers and students at St Anne’s School in Ennis describe their experience setting up a podcast and how they use technology including Google Classroom in the school.
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AI in St. Mary’s N.S. Thomastown
Mark Delahunty, a sixth-class teacher and Digital Learning Coordinator at St. Mary’s N.S., shares how AI can be used to support teaching and learning in his large rural school. From differentiated comprehension tasks to gamified assessment tools, AI can be used to help tailor lessons to pupils’ interests and abilities, while also saving significant planning time.
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Introducing AI in the Post Primary Classroom
Staff and students at St. Declan's College Cabra, discuss the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) tools in education. The focus is on fostering responsible AI usage among students and addressing the evolving role of AI in teaching and learning.
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Using an AAC Device to Support Autistic Pupils
Scoil Bhríde, Kilbride discuss how they use AAC devices with pupils in their special class.
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Digital Technology and Inclusive Learning in Powerstown ETNS
The principal and teachers at Powerstown Educate Together National School describe how they implement Universal Design for Learning (UDL) in their school.
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Digital Technology and Inclusive Learning in Ashbourne ETNS
The principal and teachers at Ashbourne Educate Together National School describe the inclusive practices they deploy as a multi-denominational school with multiple languages and a wide variety of different needs.
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Formative Assessment Digital Portfolios at ETSS Wicklow
Teachers at Wicklow Educate Together Secondary School describe how they integrated the Formative Assessment Digital Portfolio (FADP) project in their school.
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Student Perspective: Formative Assessment Digital Portfolios
Students at Wicklow Educate Together Secondary School describe how they used technology to create digital portfolios to complete their CBAs.
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Robotics and Coding with the WEAVE Project
Teachers and pupils from Our Lady of Victories Boys’ National School describe their participation in the WEAVE project both from a staff and pupils’ perspective, highlighting the cross curricular links and intrapersonal skill benefits from taking part.