Friday 12 September 2014

Launch of our Digital Leader in Education Programme

Sangeet is delighted to launch the first WISE KIDS 'Digital Leaders in Education' programme in collaboration with Caerphilly Council. The programme, with 12 secondary school teachers and 1 psychologist participating, aims to upskill, train and support teachers to become ‘Digital Leaders in Education’ – able to lead and support their schools to use the Internet and digital technologies critically and creatively for effective teaching and learning; embed digital literacy across subjects; and create a ‘culture of digital citizenship’ and well-being in their schools.


To view the training blog see: http://digleadersinedu.blogspot.co.uk/

Sunday 8 June 2014

9th of June 2014: WISE KIDS presenting at Digital Wales 2014




Sangeet delivering a presentation at the Digital Wales 2014 Day 1: Youth and Skills themed event, of the 2 day Digital Wales 2014. The presentation provided some initial insights from a research programme undertaken by WISE KIDS (in partnership with the Children’s Commissioner for Wales, Logicalis and S4C) between December 2013 and May 2014 which explores the digital media habits and digital literacy of Year 9 pupils in Wales.

Thursday 6 March 2014

International Women's Day - Big Girls Blog Brunch - 7th of March, 2014 Pencoed, Bridgend, Wales #bgbb14

Picture of @mindhiver taken by @RightmoveAddict & shared on Twitter

















It was wonderful to be re-united with a wonderful group of women @mindhiver, @SAW_HQ, @HelReynolds, @JulietFay @LauraEmilyD @RightmoveAddict amongst many others - following on from last year's 'Mostly Women Doing Digital Event' -Feb 25th 2013.

Today's event was titled the 'Big Girls Blog Brunch' (Twitter Hashtag #bgbb14), and it was supported by the lovely folk from @SAW_USW. A great morning choc full of insights and expert knowledge and sharing. But also warmth and informality - there was a buzz, and it was wonderful to have a few hours to sit, learn and reflect on how we blog, share our expertise and knowledge online.

The following was my brief presentation. Do get in contact if I can help in any way.

 Thank you too for the kind tweets :)


See the following for a throwback to last year's 'Mostly Women Doing Digital Event' -Feb 25th 2013 :)
http://mostlywomendoingdigital.blogspot.co.uk/
http://cardiffusers.wordpress.com/2013/02/23/mostly-women-doing-digital/
http://www.onlinesalesmessages.com/reflections-on-mostly-women-doing-digital/
http://learnermother.wordpress.com/2013/03/23/on-mostly-women-doing-digital/

Wednesday 5 March 2014

Feb 21st 2014: Leading a WISE KIDS workshop in Geneva for ITU-COP (Child Online Protection) Partners



















Prior to Feb 20th 2014, I had never been to Geneva, so I was doubly pleased to have been invited on behalf of WISE KIDS to deliver an interactive workshop for ITU-COP (Child Online Protection) Partners from all around the world. To find put more, have a look at the blog created for the training session which captured many of the insights gained from participants as well as their next steps.

Wednesday 12 February 2014

11/2/2014 Safer Internet Day #SID2014: A WISE KIDS workshop on behalf of Welsh Government for Swansea Deaf Young People & Youth Workers

A story in Tweets - full blog site coming soon.



Thursday 6 February 2014

Two new films with BBC Webwise - Feb 11th 2014 #SID2014

I have been delighted to work with the lovely people from the BBC Learning team like recently on 2 films for BBC Webwise for Parents which were launched for Safer Internet Day 2014 on Feb 11th 2014.

Parenting Online: Know Your Child

















and Parenting online: controls, locks and chat

















This is a tweet from the filming (which was with the lovely @gpeakall):

Wednesday 5 February 2014

Guardian Live on #esafety: How can schools engage students in e-safety? Tuesday 4 February, 2014

Following on from the November 2013 livechat on eSafety, I was kindly invited to be one of a series of panelists taking part in the Guardian hosted live chat - this time on the topic:

How can schools engage students in e-safety?
Unfortunately, I was unable to participate 'live' due to a massive accident on the M4 which prevented me from getting back in time. It seems to have been a great discussion, and I added a couple of points afterwards.