Recordings of Webinars “Information and Communication Technologies in Pedagogy” are Now Available

The NUS hub has published recordings of webinars “Information and Communication Technologies in Pedagogy”, held within the framework of the training programme for representatives of in-service teacher training institutions and regional NUS coordinators. The webinars were to help master digital tools needed for efficient distance and hybrid education.

The webinar programme was designed to enhance teachers’ competencies for using digital technology in distance/online and hybrid education, for applying a learner-centered approach to learning, organizing collaborative learning and strengthening student communities.

The webinar recordings will provide an opportunity to learn about the best practices and experimental solutions for distance/online education in Ukraine and Finland for use by teachers and schools. The main focus is on teaching practices in primary school and the 5-6th grades.

The series consists of 6 webinars that cover the following topics:

• pedagogy and practices for distance;
• use of digital technology in distance/online learning;
• planning of distance/online teaching;
• providing support to students during distance/online studies;
• online assessment of learning;
• collaborative learning community.

 You can find the in-service teacher training programme at this link.

 The experts who have carried out the webinar series:

• Dr. Minna Lakkala – Ph.D, Postdoctoral Researcher in the Department of Education of Helsinki University. Supervisor for Doctoral Programme in School, Education, Society and Culture;
• Liisa Ilomäki – Docent in Education and Technology. University Researcher in the Department of Education of Helsinki University. Supervisor for Doctoral Programme in School, Education, Society and Culture.