Etwinning cs enel_30.09.2010
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The document summarizes the Tiger Leap Program and Tiger Leap Foundation's strategy from 1997-2013. It discusses providing computers and internet access to schools initially, then expanding to focus on teacher ICT competencies, educational software, learning environments, and schools' innovative projects. The current strategy focuses on increasing student interest in science and technology and developing their critical thinking with ICT. It outlines several initiatives including ScienceTiger, Tiger Robotics, SewingTiger, and TechnoTiger that provide equipment, teacher training, and competitions in schools. It also describes the teacher in-service ICT training program and international eTwinning projects.
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eTwinning is an initiative of the European Commission that allows teachers and students to collaborate on projects online across Europe. It started in 2005 and now includes 33 participating countries. The key aspects of eTwinning are that it provides an online space for collaboration between schools, opportunities for continuing professional development for teachers, tools to recognize work done, and support from national and European services. Teachers can find partners, work on joint projects, and participate in professional development activities all through the eTwinning portal.
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This document outlines a plan to develop an "e-confident" school by embedding information and communication technologies (ICT) into teaching and learning. It discusses surveying teachers and learners to assess ICT skills and set targets. Teachers will receive subject-based ICT training through workshops and online support. Resources will be pooled in a digital bank. Learners will complete projects using ICT, such as blogging and spreadsheets, to develop skills. The plan aims to equip both teachers and learners with ICT skills for lifelong learning and 21st century needs through collaborative projects, online discussions, and digital citizenship training.
Karel Zova, Tiger Leap Foundation, Estland
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ICT integration in Education
This is a Keynote address delivered at Senior Scholar Seminar at Sommaiya Vidya Vihar, Mumbai on 17th Feb 2011
ICT in Estonian Education
Estonia prioritizes the development of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education to build its human capital since it lacks natural resources. The Tiger Leap Foundation program launched 14 years ago aimed to equip all schools with computers, internet, and software. ICT has been integrated into the national curriculum and standardized tests assess students' ICT competencies annually. Vana-Kalamaja High School for Adults has strengths in teachers' ICT skills and use of e-learning systems, but weaknesses in full wireless internet access and funding constraints limit staff training and technology upgrades.
Paper bottom up-to_top-down...
This document discusses Croatia's approach to integrating information and communication technologies (ICT) into its national school curriculum. It describes a bottom-up and top-down approach. The bottom-up approach involves getting individual teachers interested and trained in using ICT, while the top-down approach implements ICT on a national scale through policy decisions. The Croatian Academic and Research Network (CARNet) has played a key role in both approaches through various projects to provide infrastructure, training, and support to educational institutions. The ultimate goal is to transform schools into "digitally mature" environments that can fully utilize and benefit from ICT.
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- 1. TIGER LEAP PROGRAM Enel Mägi CEO Tiger Leap Foundation eTwinning Contact Seminar, Tallinn 2010
- 2. Tiger Leap Program 1997-2000 Tiger Leap Plus 2000 -2005 The Learning Tiger 2005 -2009 Strategy of Tiger Leap Foundation 2010 -2013
- 3. Tiger Leap Program 1997 -2001 Computers and internet connections for schools Basic ICT courses for teachers
- 4. Tiger Leap Plus 2001-2005 Teachers’ ICT competencies Educational software
- 5. The Learning Tiger 2005-2009 Teachers’ ICT competencies Learning environments Social software Schools´ innovative projects
- 6. Tiger Leap Foundation – Strategy 2010 - 2013 Main aims: „ Students are interested in learning science and technology“ „ Students become critical and analytical users of ICT during learning process in subject lessons“
- 7. ScienceTiger 33 schools Equipment Teacher training Study materials
- 8. Tiger Robotics 75 schools Lego Mindstorm NXT technology Teacher training Competitions for students
- 9. SewingTiger 60 schools Digital sewing machines and software for schools Teacher training Competitions for students
- 10. TechnoTiger 35 schools CNC milling machines for schools Teacher training Competitions for students
- 11. AnimationTiger Animation training for teachers Competitions for students
- 12. Teacher in-service training program Based on ICT competency standards Carried out all over Estonia by network of trainers Funded by European Social Fund
- 13. 1500 teachers out of 16 000 trained a year Part of the training is carried out in VLE Learning materials produced Active network of trainers
- 18. Virtual meeting place for teachers Tools for creating study materials Educational resources
- 19. International projects Linked ITEC Internet Safety and eTwinning
- 20. Estonia participates from the start of the project By September 2010 more than 400 projects eTwinning network all over Estonia
- 21. Good luck with the contact seminar in Tallinn!