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Seesaw for Home Learning

by · March 18, 2020

On Monday I visited St Matthew’s Catholic Primary School to work with Mrs Moore in year six. The school hadn’t used Seesaw before at all. We managed to go from a standing start to Mrs Moore setting tasks which the children completed and handed in all in an afternoon.

The children were able to use the tools to create work based on fractions before completing work from the Seesaw activity library. They also created a film in iMovie which they handed in.

The Seesaw home learning codes mean the teacher can download and print off a letter for parents with an individual QR code and a text code for children to log in on a PC, Mac, Chromebook, iPhone, Android phone, Kindle Fire, iPad or Android tablet. Seesaw have more information on home learning here and a range of suggested activities here.

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Tim Bleazard

Tim has over 20 years experience as a primary school teacher, twelve of them as an ICT co-ordinator. In 2009 he was seconded to Challenge City Learning Centre and used the opportunity to assist schools in their understanding and use of a range of new and emerging technologies. He joined the team as a Curriculum Innovation Consultant in 2012. Tim is a qualified E-Safety Mark Assessor, CEOP Ambassador, Apple Professional Development Authorised Trainer and a Google Certified Teacher. Tim’s role includes evaluating a range of mobile devices (Apple, Android and Microsoft) and advising on their appropriate use in schools. Tim is passionate about blogging, programming and using creative digital technology such as video, animation, photography and audio to raise attainment across the curriculum. He leads the very successful ‘Media Literacy Leaders’ project in partnership with Bradford UNESCO City of Film, the British Film Institute and Cape UK.

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