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Are these questions familiar?

How would you respond?

This tool is designed for teachers to use as a self-evaluation instrument on their use of ICTs for teaching and learning.

We've called it an EPS because, unlike many other evaluative tools, this one does not rate your performance with a “score” or “level” based on some predetermined ideal practice. Instead it provides some guidelines and a framework of criteria you can apply to your own practices. Feedback is in the form of a “map” of your ICT practices with which you can develop your own answers to the sorts of questions posed above.

Like a GPS*, the EPS is designed to help you to:

  1. Identify the range of features that make up the “landscape” of effective ICT use in schools.
  2. Locate where you are on this landscape in terms of your own practices, and
  3. Make some decisions about how you might move from where you are on this landscape to where you wish to be.

*Global Positioning System


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