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ICT MarkAre you sharing your success with others? Celebrate putting technology at the heart of learning! Naace has a key role in the development and delivery of the ICT Mark working with our partner, the awarding body, Becta. The ICT Mark is an accreditation for schools who have reached nationally agreed levels within the Becta self-review framework. Join Naace as an Individual MemberNaace Members come from many diverse backgrounds including teachers, school managers, curriculum leaders, lecturers, local authority advisors, independent consultants, software developers and designers, sales personnel, technicians, student teachers, company managers, national partners and colleagues from commerce and industry. Apply online, or download and print an application form today! ICT Mark for AssessorsAdvancing Education Spring 2010Classroom Quality Standards for gifted and talented education
The Classroom Quality Standards (CQS) provide a universal, classroom level, self-evaluation tool to support schools in improving provision for their more able, gifted and talented pupils. http://ygt.dcsf.gov.uk/LibraryResources.aspx?libraryId=12
Read more...Following this consultation, revised versions will be provided on CD-ROMs and made available free to all schools. Here is Naace's response. Naace Annual Strategic Conference: 2008
The Naace Annual Strategic Conference and Exhibition opened in Torquay in early March 2008. This is the definitive ICT Conference in the UK for all those involved in advancing education through the use of modern technologies in learning and teaching.
Read more...Advancing Education
Advancing Education is the main Naace journal and is an eclectic mix of academic and action research papers, reports from sponsoring partners, indeed anything to do with advancing the use of ICT across education. and reports covering all phases of education. As such it reflects the wide ranging interests of members and sponsors. The journal is published online three times a year.
The next issue (Spring 2010) will be available next week The deadline for submissions for the Summer 2010 issue is 31st May 2010. Staying Safe: consultation responses from NaaceNaace will be responding in due course to the Byron Review following consultation with Members. At this stage we are pleased to relay the Association’s views in response to questions in Chapter 3 of Staying Safe. While we recognise that vulnerable children and young people need to be protected and need to learn how they can protect themselves, it is our view that good practice in the safe use of communication technologies should apply to all children in all educational settings.
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