Anime Face Maker v1.0 Parte il corso gratuito sul tool di autovalutazione delle competenze digitali Mentep (Mentoring Technology Enhanced Pedagogy) è il progetto europeo, coordinato da European Schoolnet per lo sviluppo e la sperimentazione di TET-SAT, lo strumento online per l’auto-valutazione delle competenze digitali e dell’utilizzo delle tecnologie degli insegnati. Il tool è nato con lo scopo di innescare nei docenti un’autoriflessione sul tema, identificarne al meglio le esigenze formative e dare, così, avvio ad iniziative a sostegno del loro sviluppo professionale. TET-SAT valuta le competenze digitali-pedagogiche prendendo in considerazione 4 dimensioni: pedagogia digitale (sviluppo e progettazione strategie per l’insegnamento supportate dalle ICT, personalizzazione attività di apprendimento);produzione ed uso dei contenuti;comunicazione e collaborazione (creazione attività collaborative a distanza);cittadinanza digitale. Iscriviti qui al MOOC “Promoting Technology Enhanced Teaching” Per approfondire:
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