BSF Think Tank: London, 4th December 2009

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Content, conversation, challenge, clarity, criticism, opportunity and possibly even humour from the day has been distilled into a Naace White Paper (see above) which will be submitted as evidence to the agencies and government departments who currently sponsor ICT and Capital programmes.

Naace also hopes to collaborate with those present at the event to produce guidance for schools and Local Authorities involved in BSF. Naace Fellow, Tim Scratchered, offered to take the lead on this initiative at the event. Further announcements will follow.

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Programme

What delegates gained from the course

• A clearer understanding of the opportunities and challenges involved in transforming learning with digital technologies.
• A deeper understanding of the key lessons from the early waves of BSF/PCP as well as a stronger sense of the future role of technology in capital programmes.
• An opportunity to influence Naace feedback and shape government policy.

Important information relating to this event

Transforming Learning with ICT "To BSF or not to BSF"

We invited all delegates to share their ideas, experiences and reflections. In the Naace CPD area you will find a Moodle with the same title as the think tank. It contains six questions, and we ask you to respond to any or all of them online.

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Please note - only Naace members are able to log on to this link.  If you are attended the event as a non-member please email anna.street@naace.co.uk who will provide the appropriate documentation for you.

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