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New Resource - Getting started in Unreal Editor for Fortnite

Explore our new enrichment resources that will support your learners with getting started in Unreal Editor for Fortnite. In the enrichment sessions, learners can design their own 3D world and personalise it with their own objects, they can then make a fun collectable game.

We will show you how to get started with building a 3D world and how a few snippets of Verse code can build a working game!

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Upcoming Thematic Community events

CAS AI - AI to enhance assessment and integrity

Jonathan O'Donnell, AI Lead and Hazel Hatch, Deputy Lead for Assessment, both from Harris Federation will be discussing AI for assessment, covering Current AI tools, creating MCQ, use of AI in NEA and more!

Event starts 29th April @ 4pm

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CAS Secondary - Secondary Leaders Toolkit Launch

In conjunction with many secondary teachers and other computing experts, a new toolkit is being published by CAS directly addressing the needs of Subject Leads in secondary schools. The aim is to support leaders of computing in developing our subject in their school.

Event starts 1st May @ 4pm

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CAS Secondary - STEM Careers inspiration for children

Join Becky Patel, Head of Education and Learning for the charity Tech She Can as she explains how to use the freely available Tech We Can educational resources to inspire children aged 5-14 to consider a future career in technology.

Event starts 9th May @ 4pm

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Getting Started with Google Classroom - 4 video sessions

Explore Google Classroom across 4 video sessions, detailing the following; 1. creating classes, adding students and customizing a class banner 2. communication in Google Classroom with a specific focus on posting in the stream and communicating with parents and guardians. 3. A guide through the Classwork section of Google Classroom. 4. How to create topics, add materials, and engage with students through quick questioning. 5. A guide through the process of creating assignments and evidencing pupils' work using Google Classroom.