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Implementation
PHASE 6
INVOLVEMENT
Summer Term 2009
We are now thinking about orders for Summer 2009 starts (however you could still make a case for the Spring if you hurry!)
Complete and email Application Form...
to Stephen Davies
Schools involved so far are listed below.
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Pilot Phase
Summer Term
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Parliament Hill
Camden School for Girls
Hampstead
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Phase 1
Autumn Term
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Acland Burghley
SCCS
William Ellis
Argyle
Kentish Town
Torriano Juniors
The Bridge
GOHS
Looked After Academy
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Phase 2
Spring Term |
La Saint Union
Haverstock
Maria Fidelis
St George the Martyr
Swiss Cottage
RFHCS
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Agincourt House
Chalcot
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Phase 3b
Summer Term |
St Paul's
St Mary's & St Pancras
Primrose Hill
Jack Taylor
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Phase 4
Autumn Term
Starting September 2008 |
Brecknock
Edith Neville
St Michael's
St Joseph's |
Phase 5
SpringTerm
Starting March 2009 |
Brookfield
Carlton
Emmanuel
Robson House PPRU
Netley
Rhyl |
Phase 6
Summer Term |
Rosary
Kingsgate
St Mary's Kilburn
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Phase 7
Autumn Term |
Eleanor Palmer
...and your school?
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The London Grid for Learning completed a procurement process to identifiy the next generation Learning Platform for London a so called 'Managed Learning Environment' (MLE).
The chosen product is fronter. As part of the process of launching the new MLE a roadshow is toured London Local Authorities to enable key staff from schools and the LA to see and here about fronter and the plans to implement it across London.
This is potentially a very significant development which will enable schools to respond to the opportunities afforded by ICT through the use of a class leading Managed Learning Environment.
It is important that all schools are aware of what is possible and to engage in the decisions required to keep Camden at the leading edge of technological developments.
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What is a Learning Platform?
A Learning Platform (LP) is “a generic term to describe a system of information and communication technologies that is used to deliver and support learning” (DfES)
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In March 2005 the e-Learning Strategy Unit of the DfES launched its e-Strategy –Harnessing Technology: Transforming Learning and Children’s Services. Included in this strategy is the Government’s aim to transform teaching and learning through ICT with every school having a Learning Platform embedded in their school to deliver and support learning.
The term Learning Platform refers to a combination of IT services that support learning and teaching to enable more effective ways of working within and outside the classroom. Key features are communication and collaboration tools; pupil tracking and anytime, anywhere access.
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