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9780750709507

Ict

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  • ISBN13:

    9780750709507

  • ISBN10:

    0750709502

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 2001-01-08
  • Publisher: RoutledgeFalmer

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Summary

In this timely and accessible book, Chris Abbott examines the process by which ICT, and in particular its role in relation to literacy, has become central to national educational policies.

Table of Contents

List of Tables
ix
Series Editors' Preface xi
Acknowledgements xiii
Introduction 1(3)
ICT and Literacy
4(9)
ICT and Literacy: The Technologically Literate Teacher
5(2)
Computers and Changing Literacy
7(6)
Virtual Communities
13(16)
Virtual Communities before Computers
14(1)
Identity and Community
14(3)
Activity
17(1)
Newsgroups
18(1)
Into the Dungeons
19(2)
Young People, Virtual Communities and the Business World
21(4)
The Arrival of Webrings: Organising the Environment
25(4)
Changing Schools
29(19)
School Size and Learning
30(1)
Schools and Technology
31(1)
Computers and Education in England - 1999-2002
32(4)
Activity
36(2)
The Background to this Picture
38(3)
IT and the UK National Curriculum
41(2)
The Rise of the Internet
43(1)
ICT - a Subject or a Tool?
44(1)
The Need for Change
45(3)
Learning, Computers and Social Interaction
48(20)
A Young IT Professional Reflects on how he Learns
49(3)
Papert and LOGO - Alternatives to Drill and Practice
52(2)
Activity
54(2)
Learning in the Home
56(6)
Activity
62(1)
Learning through Collaboration: The Role of Technology
63(2)
Does the Learner Need a Teacher?
65(3)
Educational Responses to Technology
68(20)
Technology before Computers - the Short Reign of the Teaching Machine
68(2)
Drill and Practice Programs - the Early Years of Educational Software
70(3)
Activity
73(4)
The Exceptions - LOGO, Allwrite, Developing Tray and Collaboration
77(2)
Drill and Practice Returns - the ILS Phenomenon
79(4)
Activity
83(1)
ICT as Tool or Teaching Machine
84(1)
Activity
84(4)
The Rise of the Internet and the Race to Connect
88(20)
The Hype and the Reality
88(1)
The Rise of the Internet
89(3)
The Internet and Textual Devices
92(3)
Activity
95(1)
The Race to Connect - National Policies
95(2)
Activity - the Seven NGfL Targets
97(11)
Towards a New Understanding of ICT and Schools
108(18)
ICT and National Policies - Some Current Initiatives
109(1)
ICT Policies and the European Union
109(2)
Activity
111(2)
A Comparison of Two Policy Documents: The UK and Sweden
113(3)
ICT: Changing Education? What School Might Become
116(10)
Index 126

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