The Gold Coast Chapter supports the professional development for teachers and technologies leaders, on the extended Gold Coast from Beenleigh in the north to Coolangatta in the south.
The QSITE Gold Coast Chapter has been providing professional development and teacher support for over a decade and a half. We organise PD and Teachmeet events each term to meet the needs of educators within the local area. We also hold our annual EducateIT one day conference for teachers and school leaders in Technologies.
We welcome contact from all Gold Coast (and beyond) teachers, IT managers and support staff to our meetings, workshops, TeachMeets and events.
Please check our calendar events below and join our goldcoast@qsite.edu.au email list below to be updated on our upcoming events. It is not necessary to be a QSITE member to participate in our discussions and most events.
President: Jason Zagami
Secretary/Treasurer: Jenni Fewtrell
Robotics Co-ordinator: Ronelle Allen
Committee Members: Dean Cobler
Contact the Chapter – goldcoast@qsite.edu.au
Click the button below to join our Gold Coast Chapter Email List.
Introduction: In the realm of digital technologies and coding education, finding the right tool to engage learners can be challenging. Enter the micro:bit – a small, versatile and powerful device that has revolutionised the way educators teach coding and digital literacy. In this blog post,......
Despite Technologies being part of the Australian Curriculum since its first draft in 2010, its different aspects may still cause confusion for some. This is especially true in understanding the difference between Digital Technologies and Digital Literacy (known as ICT Capability prior to Australian Curriculum......
For several years now, QSITE Gold Coast has hosted TeachMeets as a way of connecting with teachers about technologies. This is the spiel we use on our flyers, for those unfamiliar with what a TeachMeet is: TeachMeets provide a casual platform for educators to engage......
You are invited to join us at our Term 3 TeachMeet for 2024. It will be an afternoon of conversations and ideas around teaching with technologies. TeachMeets provide a casual platform for educators to engage in professional learning and networking, where they can come together... CreativITy 2024 - Navigating the curriculum – is the QSITE two day conference supporting all educators of Digital Technologies, ICT and Digital Solutions. The QSITE State Conference will be held in Brisbane on the 16th and 17th September 2024 Run by educators... You are invited to join us at our Term 4 TeachMeet for 2024. It will be an afternoon of conversations and ideas around teaching with technologies. TeachMeets provide a casual platform for educators to engage in professional learning and networking, where they can come together... QSIT Gold Coast Chapter, in conjunction with EducateIT and Griffith University Gold Coast, will hold its annual one day Conference on Saturday 23rd November 2024. Please bookmark this date and get ready to enjoy a day of learning and networking for teachers and leaders in...
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Gold Coast Term 3 TeachMeet
Gold Coast Libraries, Robina
196 Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina, Queensland
CreativITy 2024 – Navigating the Curriculum
Brisbane, Qld
St Rita's College, Clayfield, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Gold Coast Term 4 TeachMeet
Gold Coast Libraries Helensvale
Lindfield Rd & Sir John Overall Dr, Helensvale, QLD, Australia
Educate IT Gold Coast one day Conference
Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus
Engineering Drive, Southport, Queensland, Australia
You are invited to join us at our Term 3 TeachMeet for 2024. It will be an afternoon of conversations and ideas around teaching with technologies. TeachMeets provide a casual platform for educators to engage in professional learning and networking, where they can come together... CreativITy 2024 - Navigating the curriculum – is the QSITE two day conference supporting all educators of Digital Technologies, ICT and Digital Solutions. The QSITE State Conference will be held in Brisbane on the 16th and 17th September 2024 Run by educators... You are invited to join us at our Term 4 TeachMeet for 2024. It will be an afternoon of conversations and ideas around teaching with technologies. TeachMeets provide a casual platform for educators to engage in professional learning and networking, where they can come together... QSIT Gold Coast Chapter, in conjunction with EducateIT and Griffith University Gold Coast, will hold its annual one day Conference on Saturday 23rd November 2024. Please bookmark this date and get ready to enjoy a day of learning and networking for teachers and leaders in...
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Gold Coast Term 3 TeachMeet
Gold Coast Libraries, Robina
196 Robina Town Centre Drive, Robina, Queensland
CreativITy 2024 – Navigating the Curriculum
Brisbane, Qld
St Rita's College, Clayfield, Brisbane, QLD, Australia
Gold Coast Term 4 TeachMeet
Gold Coast Libraries Helensvale
Lindfield Rd & Sir John Overall Dr, Helensvale, QLD, Australia
Educate IT Gold Coast one day Conference
Griffith University, Gold Coast Campus
Engineering Drive, Southport, Queensland, Australia
Introduction: In the realm of digital technologies and coding education, finding the right tool to engage learners can be challenging. Enter the micro:bit...
Despite Technologies being part of the Australian Curriculum since its first draft in 2010, its different aspects may still cause confusion for some....
For several years now, QSITE Gold Coast has hosted TeachMeets as a way of connecting with teachers about technologies. This is the spiel we...
By Sandra Amoore (Qsite Treasurer/Secretary) Did you know that QSITE was once called the Computer Education Group of Queensland? The first edition of the Quick journal...
CEGQ is the acronym for the Computer Education Group of Queensland; a professional association “formed to foster interest in computer education among teachers and the general community,...
Renee Paton, Global Director of Education, Cisco Systems, Co-authored with Olivia Langborn, Education Industry Specialist, Cisco Systems - ANZ Student and teacher expectations, the fear of security...
