Join CME's Shane Landers for a practical, hands-on one-day professional learning workshop designed for educators delivering the Digital Technologies learning area across primary and secondary years. This session supports teachers to build confidence with the curriculum-aligned CME DigiTech Program, understand student learning progression, and explore how to effectively implement the challenge-based learning across a range of year levels.

Participants will engage with key elements of the scope and sequence, gain experience using equipment such as Bee-Bot, Micro:bit, Micro:car and sensors, and explore strategies for supporting both foundational learners and students ready for extension. The workshop will also highlight opportunities to use Grok Academy, align learning to the WA Digital Technologies Curriculum, and strengthen planning for whole-school implementation.

Who should attend?

Teachers interested in integrating STEM into classroom practises
Primary teachers delivering Digital Technologies
Secondary teachers supporting students with limited prior experience
Educators planning for student progression from primary into secondary
Teachers seeking extension and enrichment pathways for capable learners

What participants will gain

By the end of the workshop, participants will be better equipped to:

Deliver engaging Digital Technologies learning experiences with confidence
Use core DigiTech equipment and resources effectively
Navigate Grok Academy challenges and support student participation
Scaffold learning for diverse student needs and abilities
Align teaching with curriculum expectations and progression pathways
Access further support, teaching resources, and industry engagement opportunities

Event Format

Opening with a general introduction to the program followed by hands-on and interactive activities
Start time: 9.00am
Finish time: 2.30pm
Complimentary light lunch provided

Participant requirements

A teacher-verified Grok Academy account is helpful, but not essential
A personal computing device with USB compatibility
Prior foundation workshop attendance or familiarity with the CME DigiTech Program is helpful, but not essential

Contact the host of Kalgoorlie Full Day Workshop - CME Automation and Data Science Challenges for Primary and Secondary Schools

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