ICTENSW Responds webinar series: K-6 Science & Technology Syllabus

When
29 Oct 2026
7:30 PM - 8:30 PM
Location
Online through Zoom

Registration

1. Webinar (Non Member) – $20.00
2. Webinar (Member)

ICTENSW Responds webinar series: "K-6 Science with Technology" Syllabus

Join us for an engaging webinar as part of our new ICTENSW Responds webinar series

When: Thursday 29th October, 7:30-8:30pm

Webinar Description:

The 2024 Science & Technology syllabus is mandatory to teach from 2027. It is Science a focused syllabus, with a greater focus on digital literacy over digital technologies. Join the ICTENSW primary team, with special guest syllabus writer Meridith Ebbs, to explore how technology can be integrated in the science components of the syllabus in a meaningful way.

About the hosts:

Karen Binns is an educator and innovation leader who is passionate about engaging students in robotics, digital technologies and authentic STEM learning. She serves as President of RoboCup Junior NSW and President of ICT Educators NSW (ICTENSW), where she works with educators and volunteers to expand opportunities for students to develop skills in problem solving, teamwork and innovation through technology and competition.

Alfina Jackson is an educator and leader with extensive experience as in digital pedagogy, digital accessibility and STEM education. A Google Certified Innovator, Gemini Certified Educator, and 2025 micro:bit Champion, she serves on the ICTENSW board and leads GEG Australia. She is passionate about meaningful tech integration, digital accessibility for students with additional needs, Universal Design for Learning, and embedding meaningful digital literacy skills.

Meridith Ebbs has 20 years experience in STEM education from K-10. She has consulted to NESA and ACARA on syllabus, curriculum and resource development. She is a former ICTENSW director.

This webinar is free for members (individual) and $20 for non-members. Registration is available ICTENSW Events page. Zoom details will be sent the day before the webinar.

A recording of the webinar will also be available to those who register. Please note that the release of the recording takes some time.

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