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The School of Information and Media, The FACULTY of MANAGEMENT

Teachers' ICT skills and knowledge needs
Final Report to SOEID
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Title Page and Acknowledgements
Contents
Executive Summary
The Way Forward - Recommendations
Section One
Introduction
Section Two
The Study
Section Three
Use of ICT in Scottish Schools
Section Four
Problems / Challenges
Section Five
Attitudes, skills and training
Section Six
Organisational culture
Section Seven
The Way Forward
Appendices
Bibliography
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Teachers' ICT skills and knowledge needs
Final Report to SOEID


by

Dr Dorothy Williams
Kay Wilson
Amanda Richardson
Dr Jennifier Tuson
and
Louisa Coles



Web design by David Dixon





The School of Information and Media

FACULTY OF MANAGEMENT

The Robert Gordon University

1998




This report represents the views of the authors
and not necessarily those of
the Scottish Office Education and Industry Department









Acknowledgements

We are grateful to the following members of our Advisory Committee for their support and advice throughout the study:



Stuart MacDonald, Head of TCC, SOEID. (Chair)


Peter Galloway, Head Teacher, Trinity High School, Edinburgh

Professor Christine Howe, Department of Psychology, University of Strathclyde

Douglas McCreath, Assistant Principal, St Andrew's College of Education, Glasgow.

Margaret McPhail, ACOT, St Andrew's High School, Kirkcaldy

Robert Munro, Department of Business and Computer Education, Faculty of Education, University of Strathclyde.

Richard Pietrasik, CREATIS Project Manager, West Lothian Council Education Services

HMI Stuart Robertson, Superhighways Task Force, SOEID.

Carol Walker, Head of Development Service, Argyll & Bute Department of Education

Valerie Wilson, ERU, SOEID




We thank SOEID for their ongoing advice and guidance.


We also thank the Directors of Education in Scottish local authorities for giving us permission to approach schools at a time of considerable pressure and change.


Finally, we are particularly grateful to all those teachers, head teachers, librarians, technicians, and education authority representatives who kindly gave up their time to participate in this study.




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