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May 16, 2011
Commentary by Stephen Downes
I wish the About page were much more informative (for example, telling me who is behind the project and where it is based), but via Adam Taylor I now know that PLANE is a "cross-sectoral (government, Catholic and independent schools) project happening in NSW (New South Wales, Australia)." PLANE will work toward "developing the skills, knowledge and experience for teachers to become more confident practitioners in embedding ICT into teaching and encouraging students to use ICT productively for their learning" through the development of "a suite of on-line learning experiences." PLANE stands for "Pathways for Learning Anywhere anytime; a Network for Educators." The blog posts are much more informative and worth a look.






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