Salisbury High School Digital Technologies

Salisbury High School is a leading Digital Technologies school. It was chosen with 6 other High Schools to help lead the Commonwealth Government's Digital Education Revoloution in South Australia. Two of Its most popular subjects chosen by students is the study of Film Making and Digital Photography.

Each week staff are involved with intensive training in ICT

Salisbury High School's mission is to provide the best learning possible for all its students. To achieve this, Salisbury High School utilizes a diverse mixture of broad and specialised Learning Software, both locally and on a cloud. To do this Salisbury High School provides a secured LAN and WiFi network that accommodates "any" digital device, meeting the financial, temporal, geographical, and safety needs of their students.

Our staff are trained to use the latest technology. They're skilled in using portable devices (such as an iPad) and they're able to use Cloud Classroom Administration Software (such as DayMap) which monitor student attendance in real time, provide instant student general information, keep logs and history of learning and homework tasks.

Salisbury High School uses the latest digital technologies to help its students maximise on their learning, and assist its teachers with providing multimedia curriculum deliveries. Some of these include: DayMap for classroom administration and student organisation; MOODLE for creating Digtial Learning Environments; ClickView in providing comtemporary Educational Videos, Student notes and Staff instructions; Citrix for placing the School Resources on a Cloud; Digital Signage for Site real-time communication; YouTube for student research and teacher instructions; FaceBook for Archiving and sharing the school community's experiences; Digital Displays to enhance Teacher instructions; WiFi Networks to allow flexiblity in using Digital Technologies; and, many, many more.