ICT in School Leadership

Attribution

•  Open Education Resources

  The following Open Education Resources (OER) have been adapted to create this School ICT Management unit:

  1. Bialobrzeska, M. and Cohen, S. (2005). Managing ICTs in South African Schools: A Guide for School Principals. SAIDE. - Available online here
  2. Commonwealth of Learning. (nd). CCTI: ICT Leadership in Schools. COL/SchoolNet SA.  - Available online here
  3. Fullen, M & Langworthy, M. (2014). A Rich Seam: How New Pedagogies Find Deep Learning. Pearson.  - Available online here
     
  4. Ministry of Education, Antigua and Barbuda. (2011). School ICT Implementation Planning.  - Available here
  5. Ministry of Education, St Vincent and Grenadines. (2010). Basic ICT Readiness Observation Checklist and Evaluation Report.  - Available here
  6. Ministry of Education, Science & Technology, Kenya. (2016). Kenyan ICT CFT Course - Managing ICT for Education. - Available here
     
  7. Rotich, J. (2013). Meet BRCK, Internet Access Built for Africa - TED Talks.  - Available online here
  8. Swaniker, F. (2012). The Leaders Who Ruined Africa, and the Generation Who Can Fix It - TED Talks  - Available online here

  Images have been adapted from:

  8. OER Africa. (2014). Flickr Photostream. - Available online here
  9. Ipapun. (2014). Divine Icons. Free for non commercial use - Available online here

  The following references are also acknowledged:

  10. IICD. (2014). ICTs in Education. YouTube Video. Available online
  11. Majumdar, S. (2009). Modelling ICT Development in Education. UNESCO
      
  12. Rusten, E. (2010). Computer System Sustainability Toolkit. AED. Portions of this book may be quoted and used for educational purposes, with standard attribution to AED - Available online here
  13. KICD. (2013). ICT Integration in Primary Education.