Thinking of setting up and running the SELFIE self reflection survey in your school? The Checklist is produced by the European Commission SELFIE team to help you do just that! step-by-step-selfie-june21_en
Developing the school-wide survey using the SELFIE tool can be easy! Follow these simple steps and start your self-reflection survey today. Use the ‘SELFIE’ results for digital action planning and development. Simply upload evidence of your work to Awards4SELFIE and receive recognition for your achievements. Step by Step Guide to Completing SELFIE
Presentation on using the European SELFIE tool in schools. The do’s & don’ts, the benefits, finding help and the latest features. Webinar Session 1_SEFLIE_SEPTEMBER 2022
Catherine Cunningham from Digital Schools Awards talks us through the journey schools can expect from their involvement in the programme. Catherine is a validator for the programme and in this session, she gives a detailed view of what teachers need to consider when doing the self-evaluation; collating evidence and how to prepare for the validation … Read more
Teachers from five schools share their approaches to using the SELFIE tool for digital action planning and development. Profiled schools: Ireland – Dominican College Dublin Lithuania – Technologies and Business School of Ukmergė Scotland – Royal High School of Edinburgh Serbia – Branislav Nušić Primary School Slovenia – Brežice Grammar School
Digital Schools Awards talks to Lucy Scollen and Kay Harvey at Heriot Primary School in Scotland about their digital journey and why they applied for the digital schools award during the pandemic. Lucy and Kay explain how they integrated blended learning and remote learning to learning and teaching in their school.
Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards talks to Sarah Jenkins, Rosebank Primary School about their approach to attaining and maintaining school improvements in digital literacy. Rosebank Primary is a city centre school in Dundee, Scotland and is located in an area of high deprivation. 270 pupils attend Rosebank which is based on a community campus that … Read more
Jayne Mays and Barbara Smith at Fintry Primary School in Dundee City, Scotland, talk to Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards about their school’s journey to becoming an awarded digital school. Jayne and Barbara share insights into how teachers at Fintry are empowered to take digital literacy forward in their own classrooms and how the school … Read more
Judi Regan, St Andrew’s Nursery School, Scotland talks to Joanna Maclean, Digital Schools Awards about how she is leading digital learning and teaching at St. Andrew’s Primary School. Judi explains how the Digital Schools Awards model helped innovation and knowledge transfer from her previous school, Menzieshill Primary School, to St. Andrews and what are main … Read more
HP is committed to helping young people acquire the digital skills they need to thrive. We are proud to be part of the Digital Schools Awards European initiative which aims to help schools to use the power of technology to improve learning outcomes and the development of higher level skills in students.
