Learning from inspections

The Office for Standards in Education, Children's Services and Skills
(Ofsted) in England recently published a summary of its findings from
inspections of the ICT (information and communications technology)
provision in schools.

In these documents I have taken these findings and summarised them
in the form of a table, and used them as a starting point for
self-evaluation. My view is that by taking what Ofsted has found to be
good practice and poor practice, one can improve a particular school's ICT
provision. Although the inspections took place in England, I am sure that
there are generic issues here which will be relevant for colleagues from
other countries too.

There are two documents (in one zip file), one for primary/elementary and one for
secondary/high. I hope you find them useful.

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