The document is a presentation about Taecanet, an e-learning service that aims to address issues teachers face with using the internet for learning. It provides over 3,500 learning journeys aligned to curriculum objectives. Teachers can easily create assignments and monitor student progress. The presentation covers an introduction to Taecanet, how it works, demonstrations of the student and teacher interfaces, and next steps for schools to begin implementing the service.

1. Presentation to “ ABC” School “ Month” 2008

2. Taecanet – first steps Please connect to the internet & log on to http://springboard.taecanet.com/student

3. Introduction to Taecanet Using Taecanet as a Student Using Taecanet as a Teacher Hands on Demonstrations Questions & Answers Next Steps Agenda

4. Taecanet is a unique e-learning services concept combining expertise and knowledge from schools / subject teachers with individual student / teacher account web based delivery Taecanet is working with the SSAT, schools and other partners to address the following issues: inclusion at both ends of the ability range independent / personalised learning agenda primary / secondary school transition assessment for learning Introduction to Taecanet

5. Most useful source of e-learning material is the Internet * BUT …five BIG problems for teachers… No time - to find the best authentic material No time - to create valid learning experiences No time - for additional marking Issues over open Internet access Confidence in the use of ICT to teach the curriculum Solve these and the Internet becomes a great learning resource Issues faced by Teachers * Source DfES

6. Access to rich and diverse internet content 3,500+ learning journeys today & unlimited potential Ease of use Teachers learn within 30 minutes Modern, fun and motivating material - curriculum related Covers all QCA objectives and students enjoy & engage Safe & controlled access Teachers define “journey paths” Access to the service anytime, anywhere School, home, library, ICT suite, or any internet point A service that is adaptable to different teaching styles Whiteboard, 1:1, class work, homework, revision, exploration Reduced teaching workload Built in assessment and marking E-learning that compliments other teaching methods Blends and integrates ICT into teaching and learning Taecanet’s response to teachers’ needs

7. The Taecanet Learning Journey

8. What is Taecanet Springboard and how does it work? Teacher Admin Centre Student Service Allocating Work to students Viewing Progress Reports Revision Mode Peer Assessment Explore Mode Learning Mode

9. Taecanet Demonstrations & hands on experience a) as a student b) as a teacher

10. Questions and Answers

11. The Taecanet Virtual Classroom Shared access over the internet to common learning materials with the ability for both teachers and students to interact using voice, text and other functions Recording function

12. Please make sure you and your teaching colleagues change their passwords Discuss & agree plans for Taecanet implementation within your school Start using the service with your students and the first unit that you have allocated Next Steps