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Technology and media

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​Media

This subject offers students opportunities to engage with technologies in the production of visual media.

'Media is crucial to how we make sense of our lives and feel about things,' Dr Dean Lockwood.

Film, television and new media (FTM) studies empowers us to question, design and shape our world. This subject offers students opportunities to engage with technologies in the production of visual media.

Students will have opportunities to work with and manipulate different techniques in filming, editing and recording. FTM enables students to realise the useful part they can play in influencing ideas and designing our social world. At Woodridge State High School, students can study FTM from Year 10-12.

eLearn - Blackboard Virtual Classroom

Blackboard virtual classrooms can be accessed via http://elearn.eq.edu.au. Students can download the Blackboard Mobile Learn app for free. When the app has been installed, enter 'Learning Place' in the text box then select Learning Place, DET QLD.

Email

Students can access their email at Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft Office 365 Student Advantage

All state school students from Prep to Year 12 can now download multiple free copies of the Microsoft Office 2016 Suite to their personal home and mobile computer equipment.

To install Microsoft Office 2016, visit the Education Queensland website for information on downloading and installing Office 2016. Students are to ensure they are using their school username and password.

For student IT support, please email: Support@woodridgeshs.eq.edu.au
 

Social Media Channels

Facebook

Visit the Woodridge State High School Facebook page.

Rationale to Woodridge State High School's Facebook Page

  • Facebook is an easily accessible and widely used form of social media, with more than 11.23 million Australians having an active Facebook account; many of our community members access Facebook on a daily basis.
  • More than 81% of Facebook's users are aged between 18 and 64 years of age, enabling the school to actively engage with parents and past students.
  • Facebook is an online platform which can be accessed via mobile devices and does not require a computer and so can be used for communicating information to our community: teachers, students and parents/carers.
  • Facebook can be updated daily to share events, notices and to celebrate success and achievements of our students.
  • Overall, Facebook allows a convenient and effective form of communication between our school and school community.

Please access our Facebook Info-Statement for guidelines when interacting with Woodridge State High School's Facebook page.


Instagram

Visit the Woodridge State High School Instagram account.

Rationale to Woodridge State High School's Instagram account

  • Instagram has more than 9 million Australian's having an active Instagram account.
  • More than 90% of Instagram's users are aged between 18 and 34 years of age enabling the school to actively engage with parents and past students.
  • Instagram is an online platform which can be accessed via mobile devices and does not require a computer and so can be used for communicating information to our community.
  • Instagram is a great forum to showcase the very best of our campus and surrounds.
  • Instagram provides a great opportunity to promote what's happening on campus.
  • Using hashtags maximises the visibility and searchability for account holders to easily find content from our school. Examples:  #qldstateschools #woodridgestatehigh #woodridgestatehighschool #woodridgeshs
  • Overall, Instagram allows a convenient and effective form of communication between our school and school community.



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Last reviewed 13 June 2024
Last updated 13 June 2024