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ICT in Everyday Learning: Teacher Online Toolkit
Following the Australian Government’s commitment of $2.4 billion to the Digital Education Revolution (DER), a number of initiatives have been funded through the ICT Innovation Fund (ICTIF) to support teachers and school leaders to more effectively integrate the use of information and communication technology into classroom teaching and learning.
The ICT in Everyday Learning: Teacher Online Toolkit (Pedagogy-centred ICT Professional Learning) project will enhance the capacity of in-service teachers to effectively incorporate varied technologies in classrooms while assisting the implementation of the Australian Curriculum. More specifically, the project will develop, trial and disseminate online professional learning resources, designed to support Digital Education Revolution initiatives. The resources will be designed to be accessed, through their existing portals, by individual teachers and by school leaders.
The project is a partnership involving professional associations, universities and Education Services Australia. Further information about the project can be downloaded here.
The first part of the project involves identifying people who are already doing interesting things with ICTs in their teaching of mathematics. In particular, we are seeking examples of good practice with
- Game based and other investigative technologies/software
- Using mobile devices (phones, tablets, iPads, digital cameras etc.)
- Collaborative tools (social networking, inter-school collaboration, wikis etc)
- Communication tools and devices (blogs, video, chat etc.)
How can you be involved?
If you would like to let us know about your work, please download and return this form. This is an inital trawling for information and contacts only – any further involvement will be negotiated with you.
