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ICT in the Classroom
Digital tools chosen for a teaching purpose, not for their own sake.
About the course
This course is for teachers and other education staff who see ICT as a key tool of a modern school and want practical, tested ideas for using it. We try out tools for task-based learning, classroom management, assessment and presentation, and judge each one by what it adds to learning.
Sessions are hands-on, and you will build activities you can use in your own classes. Bring a laptop or tablet if you can.
Who it is for
Teachers of any subject and level who use some digital tools and want to use them better.
Learning outcomes
By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- try out new digital methods and ideas
- use ICT in the classroom with more confidence
- analyse and assess the value of existing tools and resources
- adapt ideas to their own professional context
The week, day by day
Four hours of training in class every morning, plus field teaching in Split: 30 hours in all. The detailed timetable follows a few weeks before the course, when the group is final.
- MondayDay 1
09:00–13:00
Choosing tools with a purpose
- Using online resources efficiently
- Professional development online
Afternoon
Diocletian’s Palace
The Roman palace that is the old town, a short bus ride from the school.
- TuesdayDay 2
09:00–13:00
Tasks and projects
- ICT for task-based learning
- Mobile devices in the classroom
Afternoon
Marjan hill
Pine woods and views over the islands, straight from the old town.
- WednesdayDay 3
09:00–13:00
Running the class
- Tools for classroom management
- Social media in education
Afternoon
The Riva
Coffee on the waterfront, or a swim at Bačvice in the warmer months.
- ThursdayDay 4
09:00–13:00
Video and presentation
- Using video in the classroom
- Presenting and sharing information with ICT
Afternoon
Trogir
A UNESCO-listed island town, about half an hour west of Split.
- FridayDay 5
09:00–13:00
Assessment and play
- ICT for assessment
- Motivation and engagement with games and quizzes
Afternoon
Klis Fortress
A medieval fortress on the pass above the city.
- SaturdayDay 6
09:00–13:00
Bringing it home
- Building a digital lesson for your own class
- Personal action plan for your own school
- Course evaluation and certificates
Afternoon
Your certificate
The last morning ends with certificates; the afternoon is for the trip home.
Dates
- 5 July 2027Split, apply by 1 June 2027Apply
Please book your travel only after we confirm that the course will run.
What the fee includes
480 EUR per participant
- All training: 30 hours, six mornings in class plus field teaching
- Course materials
- Certificate of attendance with hours and topics
- Europass Mobility support
Not included: travel, accommodation and meals. These are usually paid from the travel and individual support in your Erasmus+ grant.
For your Erasmus+ application
A neutral description of the course you can adapt for your application, mobility plan or learning agreement. The learning outcomes above can go into the Europass Mobility document.
A six-day structured course (30 hours) at Jantar – International House Split, Croatia, on the purposeful use of ICT in teaching. Participants try out and evaluate digital tools for task-based learning, classroom management, assessment, video and presentation, mobile learning and game-based learning, and adapt them to their own context. The course is hands-on and supports the priority of digital transformation.
Practical questions
How long is a course and what are the daily hours?
Every course runs for 6 days, Monday to Saturday, from 09:00 to 13:00 each morning, plus field teaching: 30 hours in all, as stated on the certificate. Afternoons are free for Split. The detailed timetable is sent a few weeks before the course, when the group is final.
Where exactly does the course take place?
At our school, Jantar – International House Split, Poljička cesta 26A, 21000 Split, Croatia.
What is your OID?
Our Erasmus+ organisation ID (OID) is E10020549. The registered organisation is Učilište Jantar – ustanova za obrazovanje odraslih, Split, Croatia.
What will I receive at the end of the course?
A certificate of attendance stating the number of hours and the topics covered, as Erasmus+ reporting requires. If your organisation uses the Europass Mobility document, we complete the host-organisation part, with the learning outcomes of your course.
Should I book my flights straight away?
Wait for our confirmation that the course will run on your dates before you book travel.
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Choose a date and apply, or ask us first. We answer questions from teachers and Erasmus+ coordinators by e-mail at teacher.training@jantar.hr.