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A summary of the steps you need to be taking.</description>
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 <description>Home access and on-line reporting is rapidly becoming a ubiquitous part of mainstream education. But what tools are needed and for what purposes?  

This Think Tank will consider what uses of ICT will have the most impact on parental engagement with children&#39;s learning and how these uses can be incorporated into schools&#39; approach to online reporting.


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 <description>The second programme of Naace Connect concentrates on Learning Platforms in Schools:

Secondary School
In these episodes staff and students at St Peter&#39;s High School in Stoke-on-Trent explain how learning and teaching is enhanced by their Learning Platform. 

Giving Pupil Feedback
Helen Legomski of St. Peter&#39;s High School in Stoke-on-Trent highlights some of the benefits of giving pupil feedback via a learning platform.

Setting Homework
Helen Legomski of St. Peter&#39;s High School in Stoke-on-Trent highlights some of the benefits of setting homework via a learning platform

Features &#38; Benefits for Teachers
Helen Legomski of St. Peter&#39;s High School in Stoke-on-Trent highlights some of the features of a learning platform and the benefits for her as a teacher.

Benefits for Learners
Gill Finan is a Science teacher at St Peter&#39;s High School in Stoke-on-Trent. Two of Gill&#39;s students describe the benefits for them of using a learning platform.

Barriers to Successful Adoption
Helen Legomski and Gill Finan of St. Peter&#39;s High School in Stoke-on-Trent outline some of the barriers to successful learning platform implementation and how these can be overcome.

Primary School
Primary School examples are to be added after Easter 2010.</description>
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 <description>Naace is delighted to announce the launch of a pilot quality assurance scheme for professionals working in the field of ICT in Education.</description>
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 <description>In which your editor muses on a question of concern to many of us. Just who will be providing ICT support to schools by the middle of 2011? 
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 <description>Background

The rapid progress with digital technology is testament to man&#39;s ingenuity and capacity for progress. 

There is no doubt that digital technology has enabled significant productivity improvements and spawned numerous benefits in health, education, work and home. New technology has established new ways of learning, working and socialising, whilst also considerably changing our approaches to communication and the way we handle our relationships. 

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