Subscribers to the earlier newsletters will have to link to the page above
to register for this new service.
The new range of magazines and newsletters, comprising:
ICT in Primary
Magazine
This new termly e-magazine
will feature news, reviews and articles focusing on the use of ICT in
primary schools. There will be subject-specific features, as well as a
section for primary ICT co-ordinators and others involved in whole-school
ICT deployment.
You will be able to subscribe to the entire magazine, or just to the sections
which are of interest to you. By subscribing, you will receive an email
alert to let you know when the latest issue is available and what you
can look forward to reading about.
ICT in Secondary
Magazine
Like its primary counterpart,
our secondary e-magazine will bring news, feature articles, reviews and
events about using ICT in the classroom each term. It will also have a
section for ICT co-ordinators. In addition, however, there will be a section
focusing on 14-19 education - no doubt the recent publication of the Tomlinson
report will be reflected in the first issue!
The subject-specific section of the new secondary publication will be
broken down by curriculum area, where you'll find inspiration and advice
about learning and teaching using ICT in your subject.
As with the primary publication, you can subscribe to the full magazine
or to any of the individual subject or other sections.
ICT Advice Alert
This newsletter will
continue to bring news of developments in ICT Advice services, an update
on new content published on the ICT Advice site, and information from
other areas of Becta in which school practitioners might be interested.
You will be able to download print-friendly versions of individual pages,
sections and entire magazines for use offline.
Subscription to these publications is strictly opt-in, so even if you
have registered to receive ICT Advice newsletters (including the ICT Advice
Alert and the Teachers Online Newsletter) in the past you will need to
visit the new subscription service page, http://www.ictadvice.org.uk/subscribe,
to let us know which publications you wish to receive.
There is no charge for this service, and you can choose to subscribe to
as many sections as you wish.
As well as these e-publications, the subscription page gives you the opportunity
to try out two new services from ICT Advice:
Direct2U
This service is aimed
at primary teachers, who can subscribe to receive ICT in subject lesson
plans emailed directly to their mailboxes every week. You can choose to
receive plans for a single year group or key stage, or for all years from
1 to 6. The classroom activities featured will fall into six subject groups:
English; maths; science; Chemistry and art; Biology and MFL; RE, Music,
PE, D&T and ICT. A different group will be the focus of each week's
activities.
Ask an Expert
theme alerts
This quarterly alerting
facility will let you know by email what themes are being planned for
the ICT Advice Ask an Expert service.
The only details you will be required to give are a valid email address
and your choice of publications. You will be able to manage all your subscriptions
from this page simply by re-entering the email address with which you
subscribed.
Any details you provide will be used only to supply you with information
you have requested. These details will be stored electronically in a database
in accordance with current data protection legislation and Becta's privacy
and data protection statement http://www.becta.org.uk/corporate/corporate.cfm?section=1&id=1201%20.