Improving the use of ICT in the Foundation Stage: Redcar and Cleveland
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- 1 Improving the use of ICT in the Foundation Stage: Redcar and Cleveland
- 2 Rationale
- 3 Process
- 4 Practices and impact
- 5 Conclusions and possibilities
- 6 Case study evidence 1: Using the digital portfolio
- 7 Case study evidence 2: Observing a practitioner observing a child
- 8 Case study evidence 3: Using email to share learning with parents
- Date: Feb 2007
- Focus: Developing and creating children’s learning profiles using ICT
- Number in series: 15
- Phase: Early Years
- Key stage: Foundation Stage
- Local authority: Redcar and Cleveland
Project overview
Redcar and Cleveland’s ICT project looks at developing and creating children’s learning profiles using ICT. Six schools and three non-maintained settings were involved in the project. The range of digital recording equipment included cameras, digital pens, voice recorders, microphones and printers/scanners/copiers with card readers. The presentation slideshow e-portfolios developed provided an interactive form of communication between child and parent. The case studies illustrate a range of examples of e-portfolios created and how they were used in practice within Early Years settings.
Area of enquiry in using ICT in the Foundation Stage
- A research project to investigate how ICT can support the documentation of learning by both practitioners and children.
- Listening to the 'voices' of children.
- Communicating with partners.
- Next:Rationale

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