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Education Technology Action Group. Access, equity and funding. Detailed reflections on infrastructure and advice recommendations. Leadership and professional development. Detailed reflections on leadership and professional development recommendations. Detailed explanation of this workgroup’s thinking on assessment. Barton, P (2001) Facing the hard facts in education reform, Princeton: New Jersey, Educational Testing Service, Princeton NJ Policy Information Center. Hancock, M. (2014) Matthew Hancock s...

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Detailed explanation of this workgroup’s thinking on assessment | ETAG

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Education Technology Action Group. Access, equity and funding. Detailed reflections on infrastructure and advice recommendations. Leadership and professional development. Detailed reflections on leadership and professional development recommendations. Detailed explanation of this workgroup’s thinking on assessment. Detailed explanation of this workgroup’s thinking on assessment. It seems clear that current assessment practices do not match well with the learning that ICT facilitates (for example Ridgway ...

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Android tablets include the Asus FonePad, Google Nexus range, Amazon Kindle Fire, and Samsung Galaxy Note (to name just a few). There are also cheap android education tablets. Specifically designed for kids. LearnPad. Is an one such exclusive tablet. It is promoted as a cost effective simple tablet for primary, secondary and students with Special Educational Needs (SEN). This white paper. Retrieved from " http:/ www.edfutures.net/index.php? This page was last modified on 24 May 2013, at 09:36.

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IPads - EdFutures

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E7 iPad loan scheme. Stories of using iPad in Classrooms. The iPad is probably the most well known tablet, and can take credit for establishing the popularity of tablets with consumers and educators. E7 iPad loan scheme. The e7 Project provides schools with the opportunity to borrow 40 iPads plus peripherals and be supported in using them effectively for one term. The scheme is run by Jigsaw24. Find out more . Stories of using iPad in Classrooms. The Jigsaw24 Guide to iPad series. This page was last modi...

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1 to 1 computing - EdFutures

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1 to 1 computing. Models of ICT provision. Refers to every learner having ‘personal ownership’ of an internet enabled computing device. The school specifies what the device will be, and coordinates their provision. Every learner will have ‘the same’ device. The devices may be purchased by the school, leased by parents, or bought outright by parents. From the University of Tasmania. Alaskan One to One Computing Guide. The One Laptop per Child initiative. 1 Devices will motivate students. Where the views o...

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Innovation frameworks - EdFutures

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There are large numbers of frameworks to support thinking about and analysis of innovations in education. A large number of these are specifically focussed on the use of digital technologies in education, many of which are examined in Twining (2008). Some frameworks re ICT (i.e. the cross curricula use of digital technology):. The Computer Practice Framework (CPF). The Digital Technology Impact Framework (DTIF). Here are some other innovation frameworks:. The Education Innovation Framework (EdIF).

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ICT provision - EdFutures

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Models of technology provision. There are many different ways of organising the provision of technology within schools (and other educational institutions). This page provides some descriptions of different models to help aid clarity of communication. Models of Technology Provision. Lab of machines, funded by school. School sets of mobiles (laptops, tablets, iPods) lent out for short periods of time. Bring Your Own Device. Bring Your Own Technology. This page has been accessed 9,963 times.

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SAMR - EdFutures

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Go back to the Innovation frameworks page. This was developed by Ruben Puentedura, and looks at ways in which digital technologies can be used to enhance or transform practice. Figure 1 The SAMR Model. The SAMR Framework looks specifically at the impact of digital technology use. It maps onto the Mode dimension of The Digital Technology Impact Framework. As shown in Figure 2. Figure 2 Mapping the SAMR Model to the Mode Dimension of the DTIF. Other stuff re SAMR. This page has been accessed 5,585 times.

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BYOT - EdFutures

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Models of ICT provision. Bring Your Own Technology (BYOT). Refers to learners being able to bring any mobile computing device in to school and connect it to the school network, without having to register the device in advance. In practice this usually involves connecting the device to the internet via the school wifi connection. As yet we have failed to identify any schools in England that are adopting a BYOT (as opposed to BYOD. Approach. Having said that, the following is. For Lee, the fundamentals of ...

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Assessment - EdFutures

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The Schome Initiative has identified assessment as being one of the main barriers to change in education (in a context in which accountability and assessment are closely linked) - see The assessment problem. Which includes Social Learning Analytics. Looks like one of the most promising potential ways forward. While there is potential here, we must be cautious not to fall into the same traps of previous assessments - focussing on summative assessments and transactional epistemology (? Discusses this furth...