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BESA ICT in UK State Schools 2007 summary report

The need for independent research into UK schools and their Information and Communication Technology (ICT) has been a BESA priority for some years, and this report forms part of an on-going programme to investigate the market. Recent developments in technology and Government policy on ICT in education are not only having fundamental effects on teaching and learning in schools, but are impacting on the products and services provided by BESA members, whether or not they are involved with ICT.

 

This summary report is the tenth in a series of annual surveys which aims to identify the provision and use of ICT in UK state schools. It can be downloaded free of charge by any visitor to the BESA website.

 

The full report consisting of two volumes, as described below, is available free to BESA members. 

 

1. VOL1 – Opinions and trends: (pp61) published October 2007

 

2. VOL2 – Provision and Spending: (pp107) published October 2007

 

Possibly of interest

BESA Research
BESA press release: Resources in Scottish Schools research released (July 2010)
BESA Market Performance Outlook for quarters 2 and 3 2010-11. (July 2010)
ICT
BESA publishes summary version of ICT in UK State Schools 2010 (September 2010)
BESA report: BESA ICT in UK State Schools 2010 Volumes I & II (compendium) (September 2010)
Research
BESA publishes both volumes of the ICT in UK State Schools 2010 report (September 2010)
BESA report: BESA ICT in UK State Schools 2010 Volumes I & II (compendium) (September 2010)

Documents

BESA ICT in UK State Schools 2007 summary report
This summary report is the tenth in a series of annual surveys which aims to identify the provision and use of ICT in UK state schools (free download). The full report consisting of two volumes is available free to BESA members

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