After some very successful workshops last term, ECAWA on the Road 2009 – ICT, Your Money and Your Classroom will be in Yanchep – at Yanchep District High School – on Saturday, the 31st of October – bringing information about Consumer and Financial Literacy for students, as well as workshops for teachers.
The ICT emphasis for this workshop will be on learning to use Photoshop CS4 more effectively, and will suit beginners as well as people who may have some experience with one of the previous versions of Photoshop.
A parallel strand will include presentations about incorporating the use of Learning Federation learning objects and Excel in classroom activities, and explore the use of low cost or free software and Web 2 tools in the classroom.
Morning tea and coffee with pastries and muffins will be available from 9.30 am and the programme will begin at 10.00 am. Registration includes morning tea and lunch.
An acknowledgement will be sent to participants when their registration form is received.
We are very grateful to Yanchep District High School for making their facilities available for these workshops.
Presentations and Workshops
Belinda Lux will present:
Principles of Design
Using Photoshop CS4 – Introduction
More Photoshop CS4
Roger Sor will present:
Consumer and Financial Literacy Across the Curriculum
Using Excel in Your Classroom
Other presentations will explore the use of low cost or free software and Web 2 tools in the classroom.
In brief
Date: Saturday the 31st of October 2009
Time: 9.30 am – for 10.00 am, finishing at 2.30 pm
Venue: Yanchep District High School, 15 Primary Road Yanchep
Parking: Ample parking is available.
Registration: Places are limited to ensure that each participant will have access to a computer.
Please register as soon as possible. Registration Form
Cost: ECAWA Members – $10.00 inc GST; Non Members – $20.00 inc GST
Contact: projects@ecawa.wa.edu.au for more information or a registration form or
Download: Registration Form
Do you have other ICT professional learning needs?
Contact the Coordinator as soon as possible.
This project is made possible by a grant from the Australian Government Quality Teacher Program (AGQTP)