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| eLearning is changing education and
the pace of change is accelerating with each new tool. Digital tools are
continuously developing which give teachers and students the potential to
adapt and change the way teaching and learning occurs. The eLearning centre within the Curriculum Management and eLearning department aims to be the hub of innovation and creativity and at the forefront to explore and exploit these tools. The eLearning centre is also committed to implement the ambitions of the National eLearning strategy and to ensure that "eLearning grows and develops for the benefit of all learners". |
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The Targets of the eLearning Centre. The introduction of eLearning as an educational tool. Continued emphasis on the development of teachers in the use of eLearning in their subject areas; Increased emphasis of the pedagogical use of eLearning (i.e. on all forms of work, organisation and assessment, as well as a tool in such development, across the Curriculum); ICT certification for all students through the introduction of European Computer Driving Licence (ECDL); Ensuring fast internet access to all students and improving student to computer ratio in the primary and secondary schools; Maintaining the infrastructure of the eLearning school network; Evaluation of current state of use of eLearning in Schools;
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The Department's eLearning activities, services and operations are far reaching and its activities are managed through various Units one managing the primary schools sector, another caters for all the secondary schools sector, the ECDL management also falls under the responsibilty of this centre. The Design and Technology Unit also forms an integral part of the eLearning centre. We have also joined in the E-twinning programme, co-ordinated by Ms Jeannette Cardona. In a nutshell all that is related to eLearning in education falls under the jurisdiction of this all important delivery arm within the Curriculum Management and eLearning Department. |
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