This site has been created to encourage the effective use of ICT (Information Communication Technology) in the classroom. I have created it in my role as Head of ICT at Neale-Wade Community College. Please feel free to contact us or join in discussions on the forum.
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What actually is effective ICT?  Effective ICT in practice? Use our interactive task to get you thinking. What is effective ICT? » Background ideas » Discuss your views |
20 ICT ideas in 20 minutes  The key resources from the Neale-Wade ICT training session - developing the initial 20 ideas that were shared in just 20 minutes. » 20 ideas in 20 mins » Discussion on the forum |
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| Educational blogs - ones to watch! Sources of online information and ideas. Blogs of those interested in the effective use of computers within education. » Blogs to watch » De.licio.us tags |
Use of Adobe Flash in the classroom Practical tutorials, advice and guidance to help you make effective use of Flash as an educational tool. » Neale-Wade Flash training » Support forum |
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| Web 2.0 What actually is 'Web 2.0' and why should educators even be remotely bothered about it? Is this the future of learning or just a silly piece of marketing terminology? » Explanation & suggested links » Discussion |
ICT across the curriculum (ICTAC) Suggestions for different uses of ICT across the school curriculum. Ideas, suggestions and links. » Interactive ICT? » Suggested ideas & resources |
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Moodle - building your own VLE  Have a look at CambsMoodle.org - the brilliant collaborative group of Cambridgeshire schools exploring the potential and utility of Moodle.» Neale-Wade Moodle » Moodle ideas & discussion |
Training and guidance for teachers Introductory training [older, but still useful]
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We have just launched the new EffectiveICT.co.uk forum - a place to discuss the effective use of ICT. Feel free to join the forum and post your questions on any aspect of ICT. This could be practical help or pedagogical discussion.
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