Welcome to the March
edition of the eNews.
Launch of Website & Member
Community Base
Last week, GTAV launched our new website
and online member
community.
After months of research, planning,
development, and hard work, the new platform offers a contemporary online
experience designed to better support our members. More than just a website,
it’s a central hub to access resources, register for events, connect with
fellow members, and manage your membership.
If you have not already done so, we
encourage you to follow the steps in the launch email to reset your password.
While you are there, please take a moment to review your profile details
to ensure your information is up to date. This helps us better understand your
needs and deliver relevant benefits, including member pricing for event registration
and resources, as well as exclusive access to the member community.
To visit the community, simply log in
via the GTAV website: https://www.gtav.asn.au and select any of the community links
on the homepage. You will be taken to a dedicated space where you can join
groups and start connecting with other educators, including:
·
Pre-service
Teachers
·
Early
Career Teachers
·
Fieldwork
Ideas
·
GIS
and Geospatial Technologies
·
Primary
Teachers
·
Secondary
Teachers
·
Sustainability
and Future Action
·
VCE
Teachers
You will also have access to hundreds
of free resources through GeoSource - our searchable resource library. Use the secure
GeoSource AI assistant or filter by year level, resource type or topic to
quickly find what you need. Popular materials, including past Interaction
journal articles and award-winning fieldwork submissions, are also available.
Within the community area, you will
find a range of short videos to help you navigate the platform and make the
most of its features. If you have any questions, please contact the GTAV team
at [email protected] or call 03 9824 8355.
Regional Professional Learning
Workshop – Hamilton
A reminder that GTAV is heading to Baimbridge
College in Hamilton on 28 April where Paul Cross AM will deliver a full day of
professional learning for Year 7-12 teachers in the region. Topics include engaging
activities for your students, refining teaching techniques, curriculum
integration, connecting geographical content to real-world themes, and
mastering fieldwork. Places are limited to 20 registrants. Book now!
GTAV Staff News