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Glow in Dumfries and Galloway

Dumfries and Galloway Council is fully embracing preparation for the rollout of Glow across the authority. Staff from the authority received their Operational training in February 2008, with Mentor training delivered at the end of April 2008. Plans are in place to pilot Glow with six primary schools before the summer break.

The selected schools have been informed that they are going to be part of the pilot and we have invited the class teachers to come along to Mentor training. We are going to be working with upper primary classes initially and basing our pilot around a project which involves the creation of a fictitious island. The children will be involved in a series of six lessons which will allow for the functionality of Glow to be used. We will ensure that the six primaries will use the Glow tools to communicate and collaborate with each other throughout the various stages of the pilot.

Key contacts

Stuart Chambers
Stuartc2@dumgal.gov.uk
Education Officer
Lochside Education Centre, Lochside Road, Dumfries DG2 0EL

Tel: 01387 720774

John Tait
johnta@dumgal.gov.uk
Education Officer NGfL
Lochside Education Centre, Lochside Road, Dumfries DG2 0EL

Tel: 01387 720774

Rae Doherty
raed@dumgal.gov.uk
Operations Manager Planning and Resources
Education and Community Services, Woodbank, 30 Edinburgh Road, Dumfries DG1 1NW

Tel: 01387 260443


Latest news

  • Dumfries and Galloway - Way to Glow.
    9 November 2008
    I spent a fun two days in Dumfries and Galloway this week, taking part in three different events geared towards getting people onto and using Glow. On Wednesday night, I joined the D&G Glow team for a Glow roadshow, where the cluster primary teachers gathered for a demo and introduction to...
  • Glow Mentor training sparks some creative ideas
    11 June 2008
    The latest Glow Mentor training proved inspirational for the educational community in Dumfries and Galloway, Inverclyde and Aberdeenshire. Mentors in Dumfries and Galloway have already got started on a project where each school in the authority creates a virtual island. The island is populated by characters created by the pupils, and...

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