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Ceris, Alex, and Joe spent an inspiring day at 'The Schools & Academies Show 2024' in Birmingham, exploring the latest trends, stalls, and ideas shaping the future of education.

It was a fantastic opportunity to gather inspiration, see what’s on the horizon for schools, and connect with the buzzing energy of this year’s event! ✨

Have you attended this show before? What stood out to you? Let us know!

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What are the different types of digital literacy?
In 2024 being literate means more than reading and writing.

It's about mastering the tools and skills that are needed to navigate and thrive in a digital landscape, whether that’s in education or beyond and into the workplace.

There are many definitions of digital literacy, but eSchoolNews.com groups them into the following 5 categories:

1. Information literacy:
The ability to locate, evaluate, and use digital information critically. This includes skills in searching the internet, discerning credible sources, and conducting effective online research.

2. Media literacy:
This focuses on understanding and interpreting various forms of digital media, including images, videos, and online articles. Individuals with media literacy skills can analyse visual content, recognise potential biases, and assess the credibility of information presented in different media formats.

3. Communication and collaboration:
Proficiency in digital communication tools includes effective use of email, messaging apps, and collaborative platforms. Individuals with these skills can communicate clearly and collaborate with others using digital tools.

4. Cybersecurity awareness:
This type of digital literacy involves understanding online safety practices, recognising potential cyber threats, and protecting personal information. It includes knowledge of secure password practices, recognising phishing attempts, and maintaining digital security.

5. Coding and computational thinking:
Advanced digital literacy includes coding skills and computational thinking. This involves understanding the basics of programming languages, logical problem-solving, and the ability to create and understand digital algorithms.

By cultivating digital literacy, you can enable students to succeed by empowering them with the skills to confidently navigate data, information, visuals, and media to achieve their goals in school and in the world of work beyond education.

Here’s the full eSchoolNews.com article on this topic for further reading: https://www.eschoolnews.com/digital-learning/2024/01/03/what-are-the-5-types-of-digital-literacy/

Would you like our help to enhance digital literacy in your educational setting?
If the answer is “Yes” then please reach out to our edtech experts today.

For more on what Satori Education, part of Givenergy's daughter company GivEducation, can offer your school or multi-academy-trust please visit our website at https://satori.education/ or to speak to our team call 0800 622 6283 or email [email protected]











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What are the 5 Types of Digital Literacy? What are the 5 types of digital literacy? They include using digital tools, critically evaluating information, and digital communication.

Do you want to improve your school or multi-academy-trust's edtech but you’re worried that the challenges outweigh the advantages?

Firstly, let’s delve into the pros and cons a little more, before we reveal the best way forward so that you only reap the benefits………….

So, in a nutshell, what are the advantages of edtech?

· Improved teaching practices
· Enhanced student learning
· Increased professional development
· Efficient time use
· Better communication

And, in brief, what are the main challenges?

· Integration hurdles – including staff training
· Resource inequality
· Technology changes and updates

Then don’t think about anything more than the edtech pros because Satori Education’s team can address all the cons for you leaving you to enjoy the plethora of advantages that edtech can bring to your educational setting.

Do you want to know more?
Then please reach out to our experts today. You can speak to our team on 0800 622 6283 or email [email protected]
And for more on what Satori Education, part of GivEnergy’s daughter company GivEducation, can do for you when it comes to edtech, including more about our comprehensive packages that adapt to your bespoke needs, please visit our website at https://satori.education/

Educational technology vs assistive technologies: What’s the difference between the two?
If you’d like us to unravel the answer, then please keep reading.......

Educational technology, or edtech, and assistive technologies, or AT, both play crucial roles in enhancing the learning experience.
But at the same time they both serve distinct purposes.

Edtech: Edtech refers to a broad spectrum of digital tools, platforms, and resources designed to support and enhance teaching and learning processes. These technologies encompass everything from interactive whiteboards and learning management systems to educational apps and online courses. Edtech aims to facilitate engagement, collaboration, and to create personalised learning experiences for students and educators alike.

AT: On the other hand, AT is specifically designed to assist individuals with disabilities or special needs in overcoming barriers to learning and participation. These technologies can range from screen readers and speech-to-text software to braille displays and alternative input devices. Assistive technologies aim to promote inclusivity, accessibility, and independence by providing tailored solutions that address individual needs and challenges.

By understanding these key differences between edtech and AT, educators, parents, and policymakers can better leverage these tools to create inclusive and empowering learning environments for all learners.

If you’d like Satori Education’s expert help to achieve your technology goals so please reach out to our team today.
You can speak to our experts on 0800 622 6283 or email [email protected].
And for more on what Satori Education, part of GivEnergy’s daughter company GivEducation, can offer your school or multi-academy-trust visit our website at https://satori.education

Which digital skills are employers seeking?
And how can you equip your students with the right digital skills to ensure that they enter the workplace with a competitive advantage?

As an expert edtech consultancy we are proud to work with schools across the UK to help students and teachers with their digital strategies and tools.

So, here’s 7 of the skills employers are seeking from young people entering the workplace in 2024 and how edtech can help you address them:

1. Data Literacy: Crunching numbers isn't just for mathematicians anymore! Employers actively seek candidates who can analyse data to derive insights and make informed decisions. So data skills will help individuals to stand out in today's data-driven world.

2. Coding Proficiency: Whether it's building websites, developing apps, or automating processes, coding is the backbone of modern technology. Equipping pupils with the coding skills to unlock endless possibilities will help them complete in the digital race.

3. Digital Marketing: In a crowded online marketplace, digital marketing skills can be a game-changer. From social media management to SEO wizardry, mastering digital marketing tactics can help boost brand visibility and drive business growth making them a valuable company asset.

4. Cybersecurity Awareness: Cybersecurity has become a top priority for organisations across industries. Learning pupils how to stay vigilant and learn cybersecurity ropes to protect sensitive data and safeguard digital assets will give them another edge.

5. Adaptability & Tech Agility: In today's fast-paced tech landscape, the only constant is change. Employers value candidates who are adaptable and quick to embrace new technologies to help their companies stay relevant in an ever-evolving digital world.

6. Collaborative Tools Proficiency: Remote work and virtual collaboration have become the new norm. Familiarising pupils with collaborative tools like Google Workspace will allow them to collaborate seamlessly and efficiently with teams across the globe.

7. Critical Thinking & Problem-Solving: Technology may be powerful, but it's nothing without human ingenuity. Sharpen your pupils’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills to tackle complex challenges and drive innovation in the digital age.

Satori Education is a proud part of GivEnergy’s daughter company GivEducation. For more on our services please visit our website at https://satori.education/ or to speak to a member of our team on 0800 622 6283 or email [email protected]