Community Of Andalusia’s ICT Centres Implementation Process Outcomes. A Transferable Model.

Jose Ignacio Aguaded Gomez*, Ramon Tirado Morueta**, Manuel Fandos Igado***
* Vice-chancellor of the University of Huelva, Spain
** Lecturer of the Department of Education at the University of Huelva, Spain.
*** Head of Communication Department, Master-D Group, Ctra. de Madrid, Spain.
Periodicity:June - August'2009
DOI : https://doi.org/10.26634/jsch.5.1.230

Abstract

This paper contributes significant data to the report of the project «Observati»: the implementation of free software in ICT schools in Andalusia. Our main goal is to analyse its effects in the teaching-learning process. This project is backed and financed by the National Research Plan (R&D&I) 2004-2007 of Spain’s Ministry of Education. Our research analyses the centres’ Information and Communication Technology (ICT) plan, implemented by the Regional Autonomous Government of Andalusia, to focus on the progressive implementation of computers in Andalusian Primary and Secondary schools, so that pupils can use them daily and thus contribute to their own learning process. In general, we try to gauge the range of use of computers in schools, the models of computers use and the influence of factors associated to second-level obstacles, such as the teachers’ professional situation. The most outstanding data are those which refer to the increasing use of computers and the training process in which teachers are involved. Other significant factors are the educational stage and teachers’ professional characteristics (age, teaching experience, years in the school, job stability, etc.) as well as the presence of computers at home; all these have some influence on the use and curricular integration of ICTs.

Keywords

ICT; Training, Teacher, Secondary, Primary, Education, Curriculum, Technology.

How to Cite this Article?

Jose Ignacio Aguaded Gomez,Ramon Tirado Morueta and Manuel Fandos Igado (2009). Community Of Andalusia’s ICT Centres Implementation Process Outcomes. A Transferable Model.i-manager’s Journal on School Educational Technology. 5(1), 25-35. https://doi.org/10.26634/jsch.5.1.230

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