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Funded programmes to build digital skills

Our large funded programmes offer free courses, events and multimedia resources to develop the skills of school leaders, teachers, students and the whole school community. Our current projects include BlendEd, which helps teachers, school leaders and other educators design effective teaching and learning that makes the most of digital technologies.

"CLC is the best technical and curriculum support team I have worked with in the 15 years I have been involved in education."

Deputy head and computing subject leader,
St Jude’s CofE Primary
Funded programmes

Current projects

BlendEd
BlendEd is a programme of free professional development and resources for teachers to support blended learning pedagogy. Supported by IBM, it helps teachers, school leaders and other educators design effective teaching and learning that makes the most of digital technologies – in the classroom and from home, live and self-paced, in person and online. BlendEd is designed by teachers for teachers. We know that teachers have huge demands on their time so all our resources and online courses are bitesize.
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TechPathways London
TechPathways London was a two-year project funded by the Mayor of London to bridge the gap between the digital skills acquired in education and those required by London’s digital and creative industries. It offered a programme of free training for educators working with young people aged 11-24. Working closely with industry partners across London's digital and cultural sectors, the programme provided those working with young people the tools to support the skills development required to succeed in the modern workforce.
Visit TechPathways >

Past projects

Digital Champions
Digital champions are the people who have the computer skills to support others to use all things digital, from mobile phones to internet forums. CLC created and ran a programme to help people in the London borough of Lambeth learn the digital skills they need to succeed in the modern technological age. CLC-trained digital champions team ran sessions in local libraries, job centres and children’s centres and, during 2016-17, delivered more than 950 training sessions.
Family Learning
Family Learning provides a place where learners can not only improve their digital skills but also devote time to thinking about how they engage with, play with and work with their children.The programme builds on existing strengths within the family, celebrates diversity and supports the learning and skills of both children and adult family members involved. CLC has a long history of supporting family learning in schools and children’s centres.

Case studies

Bridging industry digital skills gaps through teacher CPD
TechPathways London bridged industry digital skills gaps through teacher CPD, helping educators develop digital skills with free resources, courses, events
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KC Snijders School and Bordfolio
What happens when a school works with a developer to co-create the perfect product for teachers, children and parents? We look at how KC Snijders School did just that – and what teachers and edtech companies can learn from the process.
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Tate Exchange
A cultural partnership with Tate, connecting children with physical and digital objects in a creative way
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IBM Robo Challenge
A partnership with IBM inspiring girls through working with industry on programming challenges
Read the case study >

"CLC is the best technical and curriculum support team I have worked with in the 15 years I have been involved in education."

Deputy head and computing subject leader,
St Jude’s CofE Primary

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