BECTA

I would like to thank BECTA (the Government schools technology agency) from the bottom of my heart for proving once and for all what I have been saying on this Blog since 2006.

Thank You. « POLICE INSPECTOR BLOG Inspector Gadget 2008

Working HE I would be interested to know your reasons why JISC or BECTA don't appear?

Can you have too many communities and associations? Clive Shepherd 2009

I didn't include BECTA or JISC because my focus was on workplace learning.

Can you have too many communities and associations? Clive Shepherd 2009

I'm not sure JISC or BECTA could be classified as communities either.

Can you have too many communities and associations? Clive Shepherd 2009

BECTA does overlap into this field, but mainly through Towards Maturity.

Can you have too many communities and associations? Clive Shepherd 2009

One of the most heartening developments on the UK computing scene has been the evolution of BECTA, "the Government's lead agency for Information and Communications Technology ICT in education, covering the United Kingdom" from an organisation that was supine at best, to one that not only knows what it is talking about, but cares.

BECTA Backs ODF glyn moody 2008

As I've noted before, this issue of competing standards, rather than competing implementations of a single standard, goes to the heart of the what standards are for, so it's good to see BECTA picking up on this.

BECTA Backs ODF glyn moody 2008

BECTA has considered this an anticompetitive practice.

Archive 2008-05-11 2008

BECTA, the British Educational Communications and Technology Agency, starts to get it:

BECTA Late than Never glyn moody 2008

Once again I refer to delicious and I refer him to a BECTA research paper from 2003 as well as a recent blog posting from Justin Medved, Technology and Learning Coordinator at the International School Bangkok about interactive whiteboards.

Archive 2007-02-01 Julie Lindsay 2007