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Naace Strategic Conference 2013 will take place on
Thursday 7 March, Friday 8 March - with potentially optional meetings taking place on the morning of Saturday 9 March. Further details will be announced shortly!
Primary ICT Subject Leaders Course (a blended learning approach course)Naace is pleased to annouce details of our new Primary ICT Subject Leaders Course. This new course provides high quality training and support for current and aspiring ICT leaders in Primary schools and existing leaders who wish to have a recognised qualification. Further details can be found here. | Supporting the SRF and working towards the ICT Mark - 29 May 2012Naace has developed a self-review framework (SRF) support course for personnel who are working with schools to support their progression through the SRF, with special emphasis on how to assist schools in achieving ICT Mark accreditation. |
Towards Outstanding Teaching and Learning (TOTAL)The TOTAL programme is designed to drive school improvement through the full integration of ICT into all aspects of school life. It is designed to enable dynamic and creative leadership teams, aware in general of digital technologies, to plan for radical improvements in all aspects of learning and teaching. For further details about the course click here.
| Naace Conference 2012The conference was held at the Marriott Hotel in Leicester from Thursday 8 - Saturday 10 March 2012. The theme for 2012 was '3rd Millennium Learning - The Compelling Case for ICT'. See Post Conference Material Now! |
BETT 2012BETT is the world’s largest educational technology event - bringing together the global teaching and learning community for four days of innovations and inspirations. | The Future Role of LAs in Supporting SchoolsThis conference was for Local Authority staff and focused upon the future relationship between Local Authorities and Schools with regards to the way in which ICT is supported both strategically and technically.
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The Future of Technology in our schools: What next?Technology has the potential to help transform educational outcomes in the UK. The wider coalition government view is that “ICT is a fundamental tool that every modern state needs”[1]. Harnessed successfully, advances in technology help to engage pupils and students, deliver a more effective and productive learning environment and help ensure that school leavers are readier for the world of work.More information about this event can be found here ; [ShareThisPag:] | Naace Advocates ProgrammeThe Naace Advocates Programme will support all schools in their use of ICT to advance learning through the preservation and dissemination of key materials; useful resources and ideas about the role of ICT, at a time when there is a real possibility of losing them.
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