- Realising the benefits of the investment made in ICT
through ET Strategy / C2k
- Embedding elearning into curriculum, assessment, practice
and leadership
- Evaluating the effectiveness of integration, and the
educational benefits arising
- Setting standards and kite-marking the quality of elearning
developments
- Coordinating regional strategic action within the school/teacher
education sector, and
- Working towards a unified elearning strategy across
sectors
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Enhance practice for learners
Improving performance, enjoyment, standards,
creativity, digital literacy, employment skills, personalised
support, aligning assessment, blended elearning, blurring
boundaries
Enhance practice for teachers and leaders
Uplift competence for all staff, support leaders with
technology, improve productivity, reduce bureaucracy, share
in online environments, extend online partnership with parents
and community
Enhance professional support for schools
Build the capacity in the professional community to
support continued professional development, post-NOF, through
online communities of practice
Innovate infrastructure, connectivity
and estate
Flexible buildings, wireless access, personal portability,
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Digital and online multimedia should be
integrated into and be seen to be
empowering the current education priorities in Northern
Ireland
- School improvement
- Teacher competence (ITE-EPD-CPD):
- Leadership development
- Together Towards Improvement
- Implementing the revised curriculum
- Post-primary review
- Raising standards in literacy and numeracy
- Managing behaviour and tackling low attainment
- Inclusion agendas
- Vocational education and lifelong learning
- Managing bureaucracy
- Managing information
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In emPowering Schools, we believe that all
young people should be able to empower their learning, with,
through, and about, the use of digital and online technologies
emPowering schools are characterised by:
- independent, lifelong learning skills
- e-confident teachers
- team working for learners (both pupils and teachers)
- assessing for learning and personalising support
- a broad, flexible, individualised curriculum
- online collaboration
- networking with their parents and community
- being self-improving
- public-private partnerships
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