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Revision as of 10:04, 9 September 2016
ICT Integration in Education - Perspective plan for Telangana
Presentation to Commissioner on Aug 6,2016
Components of ICT integration
- Availability of adequate infrastructure and a Free and Open Technology Environment
- Curriculum to support teacher training and student learning
- Capacity building
- Teacher Education through collaborative communities
- Creation and availability of Open Educational Resources
- Institutional capacity building at Mandal and District Structures and SCERT
In line with National Policy and Curriculum
NCFTE, 2009
- Inservice TE must deepen knowledge and encourage reflective practice
- Continuous development educational, social and intellectual
- Community spaces for sharing and participatory, need based design
- Creation of resources as a method of TPDIn line with National Policy and Curriculum
National ICT Policy
- ICT opportunities for equitable access – FOSS, OER
- ICT for creation, content, connection
- Teacher education to drive ICT implementation through collaborative networks
- ICT for educational management, administration
National ICT Curriculum
- ICT Literacy competencies
- ICT enabled teaching learning processes
In line with educational theory
- Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge (TPACK)
- Technology mediates content
- Technology provides new methodologies
ICT infrastructure
- School infrastructure
- State and DIET level labs for training and district resource centres
- Resource repositories and offline distribution
- Devices in schools must allow for computing and creation
- Hybrid solution needed for diverse school situations
- Schools and DIETs need provision for maintenance
Syllabus for teachers and students
- To evolve a meaningful curriculum for students for building digital literacy skills and technology skills for subject learning
- To develop appropriate school level teaching learning resources (including textbooks, handbooks and other materials for students and teachers)
- To implement teacher training and develop teacher materials and teacher educator materials.
Telangana has already initiated this process and a consultative workshop was held in February 2016. Subsequently, a road map has been developed in consultation with the SCERT for the development of the ICT textbook for students and handbook for teachers. See here for the Telangana ICT textbook development plan and approach.
The National ICT curriculum provides a multistage approach to capacity building for in service and preservice teacher training in ICT as well as for student learning
Capacity Building and OER (e-content) creation
- Teacher training to create a statewide forum of teachers trained in technology integration
- Capacity building for DIET faculty and SCERT academic faculty in technology integration
- Capacity building for technology in educational administration
- Development of Open Educational Resources – platforms and processes
A large network of teachers across the state can provide both the context and source for creation of contextual, diverse OER
Implementation plan
- Formation of a state resource group
- Development of curriculum for students, teachers and teacher educator for ICT learning and ICT integrated learning
- Teacher training across the state to build professional learning communities of teachers
- Phased manner in line with the NCERT ICT curriculum
- Phased manner to cover all subjects, all teachers
- Collaborative creation of OER
'A statewide Subject Forum will provide the context and source for a sustainable OER creation model'