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CSaLT is the Centre for Schooling and Learning Technologies (CSaLT) and is located in the School of Education (SoE) at Edith Cowan University (ECU) and is a Level II Research Centre. MissionTo support activities of the School of Education at ECU that improve schooling in Western Australia and maximize the effective use of ICT to support teaching and learning in schools. These activities will include supporting the development of teaching and ICT-related skills and understandings with pre-service and practicing teachers, working directly with schools and school systems to improve schooling practices and the use of ICT to support learning and teaching, and will seek to add to knowledge in these areas through conducting relevant research. AimsThe general aims of the Centre are to:
These aims are focused on improving learning outcomes through improving their
experience of school and through the use of ICT. In many instances activities
of the centre will occur in more than one area of operation as for example
in the case of the tender for the evaluation of the 100 Schools Project for
DET that included providing consulting services combined with conducting research. ResearchThe Centre will promote and become involved in conducting and disseminating research relevant to the use of ICT to support learning and teaching in schools. Activities will include:
Consulting services to schools and school systemsThe Centre will provide consulting services to schools and school systems in implementing, evaluating and researching the use of ICT to support learning. Activities will include:
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Support the use of ICT by School of Education staff to support teaching and learningThe Centre will operate within the SoE to support teaching and learning programmes at undergraduate and postgraduate levels to implement computer support and to ensure that students are provided with adequate access to the technology and experiences to develop appropriate understandings and skills as teachers. Activities are likely to include:
Teacher professional learningThe Centre will consider the potential for the support and/or delivery of teacher professional development in the use of ICT to support learning, in a variety of forms. Activities will include:
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