WELL DONE! To Hertfordshire teachers who opted to
do the accreditation for the six session ICT Co-ordinator
course & have been successful!!
Miss Sarah Bambrough |
Hobletts Manor Junior School |
834 |
Mrs Shauna Eyles |
Aycliffe Drive Primary School |
867 |
Mrs Cindy Impey |
Lime Walk Primary School |
861 |
Mrs Justine Morgan |
St Albans Girl's School |
402 |
Mr Prakaash Ramnarain |
Nicholas Breakspear RC School |
444 |
Mrs Sue Wilkins |
Roundwood Park School |
482 |
Mr Stuart Whiteland |
Mill Mead JMI School |
259 |
They will receive 20 credit points at level 3 which count
towards a masters degree.
The other 23 course members attended the course but chose
not to do the accreditation. “This course has helped
me to see the wood for the trees!” a delegate wrote on
their evaluation.
Title of course: “Training & support for new or
aspiring ICT co-ordinators” (Primary & Secondary)
- developed by Naace in conjunction with Nottingham Trent University
Faculty of Education. The 6 session course ran from October
2004 to July 2005
We will be running this course again from October 2006. If
you are interested in attending this popular course next year
please email pat.williams@hertscc.gov.uk to be added to the
list of future delegates.
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Digital Sound Project
This project was
designed to explore how recording and manipulating digital
sound can support learning in Literacy. The resources used
were Tag Digital Animation Station and the Coomber Digital
Listening Post.
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Digital
Microscope Project
This project aimed to raise awareness of the Intel Microscope,
which every school received as part of Science Year 2001, as
a versatile and powerful teaching and learning tool. Three
schools worked to explore and develop activity ideas and lesson
plans that used the microscope and also that were linked to
a curriculum area (science, art and geography). More... |
 ROBOLAB-on-Line
In response to local and national concerns about the teaching
of control ICT, we have just acquired the use of ROBOLAB-on-Line
for all of our schools. This web resource simulates the programming
of Lego RCX bricks (which is the most commonly used control
equipment in the county) and enables students to progress effectively
onto the programming of real-life equipment. More... |
Good
Practice Case Studies
Exemplification of Best Practice in Primary ICT, focusing
on a range of solutions to teaching and learning in ICT:
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ICT
Co-ordinators Files
Hertfordshire’s ICT Curriculum
Team is delighted to offer all primary schools additional
support and guidance
through our partnership with the PFP, the producers of
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Good Practice Case Studies
- Launching Laptops into St Mary’s This
case study shows how a portable suite of laptops was introduced
into St Mary’s Junior School.
- From Weakness to Strength Summercroft
Junior School had been identified as having serious
weaknesses. However, after two years of close scrutiny by
County, a change of Headteacher and a lot of hard work.
In
January 2003 they were
revisited by OfSTED and amongst many other improvements,
ICT was judged to be good, and exceeding national expectations. Find
out more...
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Herts ICT Conference - 26
March 2004 -
“ ICT - Raising Standards”
Following on from our enormously successful conference in
2002, we welcome you to book early for this one. Places
are limited to the available space that Wheathampstead Development
Centre offers, so make sure you book now to avoid disappontment.
Every delegate will be entered into 2 lucky
ticket draws.
THANK YOU TO Promethean and SMART for sponsorship.
Celebrate the achievements of your staff
and pupils by entering the conference competitions:
Winners will be
presented with
their awards at the Conference. Find
out more...
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Free eLearning Credits Exhibition -
26 November 2003
6.00pm - 7.30pm
at Wheathampstead
Development Centre
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NAACEmark
 The
Hertfordshire ICT Curriculum Team has been nationally recognised
for excellence by the National
Association of Advisers for Computers in Education
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