AADES is the peak professional organisation in Australasia representing school level distance education

The ‘Improving Myselfie’ classes for year 5, 6 and 7 was part of a transition program trialled in 2020 with great success. The program was empowered students to deepen their understanding of their own ways of working, self-reflect and broadened their skill sets. The program was delivered online weekly, with students focussing on growth mindset, the brain and how we learn, and study skills.

Tasmanian eSchool students have a chance to regularly meet and mix at Northern and Southern Tasmanian Activity Days.

Dubbo School of Distance Education were winners of the NSW T4L (Technology for Learning) Award in 2019 for: “Leader in developing digital collaborative communities”.‍ We would like to present some of our collaborative teaching and learning that has stemmed from our knowledge of adjusting Project-based Learning (PBL) in an online environment, in a webinar “How to Engage an Authentic Audience”.‍ We will take you through our 8 STEPs of engaging a quality authentic audience in your projects that ensures quality learning experiences for your students.