This short talk by Michael Russell MSP - published on 8 September - is definitely not a run-of-the-mill perspective on technology enhanced learning:
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I watched this when you posted it a couple of weeks ago... and completely missed the bit where he announces the cancellation of the Glow Futures procurement at 2 mins 20 sec (only alerted to it by this article). He cleverly skipped over that bombshell, didn't he?
Posted by: DJ | 29/09/2011 at 13:12
Today (Mon 17th Oct) the Scottish Government held an ICT Summit bringing together around 100 stakeholders and other interested parties to a discussion forum.
The pre-summit activities included establishing a wiki to which all could contribute. The event itself was tweeted under the hashtag #EduScotICT.
Each participant has been asked to go back and extend the debates around issues to their collleagues and PLNs.
Posted by: Waltatek | 17/10/2011 at 21:32