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Becta's process for giving new shape to the e-strategy for education in England

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Clickable thumbnail of larger image from Becta document

Harnessing Technology: Learning in the 21st Century, a Call to Action [8 pages, 3 MB PDF] - has just been published by Becta as the introduction for a series of policy seminars concerning the e-learning strategy. These take place between September and November 2007, and they lead up to a National Conference to be run by Becta on 6 November (election, if called, permitting).  Click on the thumbnail image above to see the timetable, process, and some of the people involved.

Thanks to Jacob Blandy for extracting these images from the Becta document.

Posted on 27/09/2007 in News and comment |

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Damn shame that they've left out Ufi/learndirect from the strategy group. Then again, who cares about the people who were dumped from the system?

Posted by: DonaldClark | 02/11/2007 at 01:14

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