ELearning Model Schools Project

The eLearning Model Schools Project involves seven innovative schools across the state.

In embracing the creation of digital content, digital pedagogies and eLearning infrastructures, these schools are adopting different models for eLearning implementation.

The project is supporting these schools while documenting the various models in case studies.

This research will inform further strategic directions and provide guidance for new schools working towards a whole school approach to eLearning.

Learning intentions

The program seeks to:

• build educational leadership of teaching and learning with ICT
• build intellectual leadership and commitment to the Smart Classrooms vision of eLearning, digital pedagogy and eLearning infrastructure
• establish models of eLearning implementation within the target schools
• promote professional development in digital pedagogies and developing online content
• build organisational leadership in managing complex ICT programs.
• document case studies of each school reporting on outcomes, issues, barriers and enablers.

Program structure

Term 1, 2008

• Two-day eLearning leadership and planning seminar
• School vision development and planning
• Online community development between eLearning model schools
• Localised action research facilitated by the principal project officer
• Case studies of each schools documenting specific model for eLearning implementation relevant to strategic initiatives such as eLearning infrastructure, digital pedagogies and digital online content
• Publication of case studies

Need more information?

Paul O’Neill
Project Officer
Phone 07 5459 4597
Email: Paul O'Neill