Glow
Aberdeen City Council
Glow in Aberdeen City Council
Aberdeen City Council is fully embracing preparation for the rollout of Glow across the authority. Staff from the authority received their Operational Training in March 2008 with Mentor training being delivered in April 2008. Aberdeen has taken ownership of its live site and plans to pilot across each Aberdeen City area are in place.
Key contact
Rosaleen Rentoul
rrentoul@aberdeencity.gov.uk
Principal Officer (Learning Resources)
Summerhill Education Centre, Stronsay Drive, Aberdeen AB15 6JA
Tel: 01224 346456
Latest news
- Transition at Northfield Academy Aberdeen25 August 2009
It was first week back at school for Northfield Academy and its associated Primary schools in Aberdeen last week. First year pupils started at the big school by taking part in four days of activities based on critical skills. Eight Primary schools... - First Online Debate – this Thursday!9 June 2009Our first online debate takes place this Thursday, the 11th of June. The Debate will come live over Glow Meet from the National Debating Group. Join the Glow Meet at 4PM to watch Bearsden Academy and Aberdeen Grammar debate the motion ‘This House Believes Now More Than Ever We...
- Chemical Industry Glows from Aberdeen across Scotland2 May 2009
April 29th saw the first national Glow Meet for chemistry classes. It was hosted in Aberdeen Grammar School thanks to P.T. Chemistry, Susan Davis, and Aberdeen City’s Principal Officer (Education ICT), Richard Elliott, but classes from around Scotland benefitted: St John’s HS, Dundee; Stirling HS; Marr College, South Ayrshire; Lenzie... - Glow Meet Invitation to all Higher Chemistry Classes – 29th April15 April 2009
Unit 3, Topic a, of Higher Chemistry looks at the Chemical Industry. A Glow Meet involving two chemical engineers, covering the Higher Chemistry Content Statements in this topic area, and giving an idea of the... - Aberdeen to use Glow for Curriculum for Excellence CPD27 February 2009
There are so many ways to view and use a Glow Group. The prime role may be for teaching and learning with a class, for collaboration among staff, for distribution of information. This week I met Lynne Bowie, Curriculum for Excellence Officer in Aberdeen City. Lynne is developing a...