Technology Online webinar: Getting started with the learning progressions for digital technologies in primary
"Just get started!" This is the message from two enthusiastic teachers beginning their journey with digital technologies.
In this webinar recording, Phillipa Dick (Hatch Education), Rebecca Allnutt (Maori Hill School), and Ryan Inglis (Kaikorai Primary School) share their enthusiasm for digital technologies and discuss the progress they are making together on their digital technologies programmes.
Duration: 55:25
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