Add your own classroom projects to the website and develop key digital skills linked to the Digital Competence Framework (DCF)
STEP 1 Register
Create an account for your school, class or students. For Year 6 and under, we suggest creating one classroom account so that students can save items as drafts for you to review before publishing. For Year 7 and over, you have the option to allow students to register their own account.
STEP 2 Develop digital skills
Get started by getting students to complete easy tasks, such as: upload images and documents; make your own movies. These activities can help you with these and more DCF objectives:
STRAND
| Citizenship |  | Identity, image and reputation Digital rights, licensing and ownership |
| Interacting & Collaborating |  | Collaboration Storing and sharing |
| Producing |  | Planning, sourcing and searching Creating |
Classroom task ideas
See what others are doing:
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| Waun Wen Primary | University of South Wales project with local school |
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| an illustrated poem about Merthyr, Goetre Primary | Cwmclydach Primary School local histories |
Digital Projects
Once you've mastered uploading, you can move on to more advanced DCF skills and coordinate a class Project using the website. Illustrate an event or time in the past by making a story, collection or trail—read our step-by-step digital projects guide, allowing you to achieve broader DCF strand objectives.
Classroom task ideas
More excellent examples of work by Welsh schools:
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| Deri Primary School have projects on Victorian Life and Mining | Llanharran Primary audio trails |
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| Ton–yr–Ywen Migration Stories project | St Woolos primary school and National Roman Legion Museum, Caerleon |