Becta Vision for Learning Platforms

29 12 2006

Robin Ball, Manager Learning Services and Andy Tyerman, Assistant Director Content, Becta

Following the Learning Platform Services framework announcement I will focus on engagement and implementation for schools and institutions. The deployment of Learning Platform technologies, a central theme to the delivery of the e-Strategy, needs to be carefully planned and manager through a clear statement of requirements for the institution and its learners. We will address the development of a strategic vision using available tools and resources to support the process of change management




14-19 Curriculum Review, Impact on the Offer and Learner Choice

29 12 2006

Margaret Wright, Adviser for ICT, QCA

The Education and Skills white papers proposed reviews of the ICT curriculum and ICT general qualifications in schools, including GCSE and GCE A Level. In addition, two new qualifications were proposed, one for functional skills in ICT and another, the specialised diploma in ICT. These changes are due for implementation in 2008 and 2009. This session will explore the curriculum and qualifications proposals and prompt thinking about what they might mean for the learner.

Update:

Thanks to Leon for filming this session on this Learning 4 Life website (see comment)

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Credit: Leon Cych on behalf of Naace




Lead Presentation: The Future; Multimodal Literacy – Examples of what this means for Teachers and Children in the Near Future

29 12 2006

Niel McLean, Executive Director, Becta

ICT CPD: Gathering Evidence from Members to Inform the Naace Strategy
Christina Preston, Chair MirandaNet Fellowship; Margaret Danby, Education Consultant and John Cuthell, Director Research and Implementation MirandaNet Fellowship







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