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From Lens to Screen: Digital Evidence and Sketchbooks in Photography

Pearson Edexcel Art and Design Facebook Group:   / edexcelart   This free online event, delivered by our credible specialist for Photography, supports teachers delivering Pearson Edexcel GCSE and International GCSE Art and Design. The training covers how digital tools can enhance creativity and support student progress in GCSE Photography. You will explore effective strategies for capturing and presenting photographic evidence, using digital sketchbooks to document the creative journey, and integrating apps and platforms that align with assessment objectives. Whether you're new to digital workflows or looking to refine your approach, this session will offer hands-on ideas, real classroom examples, and time-saving tips to help you confidently bring GCSE Photography into the digital age. Find materials from this event here on the qualification course materials pages: GCSE Art and Design (2016) https://qualifications.pearson.com/en... International GCSE Art and Design (2017) https://qualifications.pearson.com/en... For more courses please visit the Pearson Professional Development Academy https://pdacademy.pearson.com/ For more courses please visit the Pearson Professional Development Academy https://pdacademy.pearson.com/ For more information, regular updates and to contact your Subject Advisor for further support, please see the Pearson Art, Design and Media page https://qualifications.pearson.com/en... Also check out our bitesize video playlists to support your delivery of our qualifications: A Level Art and Design bitesize videos    • A Level Art and Design Bitesize   GCSE Art and Design bitesize videos    • GCSE Art and Design Bitesize   International GCSE Art and Design bitesize videos    • International GCSE Art and Design Bitesize   Disclaimer: The live captions provided in this event recording are auto-generated and may not be 100% accurate. We apologise for any errors or misunderstandings that may arise from inaccuracies in the captions.