ICT usage in the field of Polish education - opportunities and

ICT usage in the field of Polish
education - opportunities and
challenges
Monika Jaranowska
Manager for Partner Relations
Polish Competence Centre eGovernment and eEducation”
(PCC) in Warsaw
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Level of
achievement in
regard to Lisbon
Strategy goals
Use of
telcomunication
technologies
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World Economic Forum
Yearly report for 104 countries
Networked Readiness Index (NRI):
•
environment for ICT development e.g. Regulatory
and legal framework, available infrastrucutre
•
actual levels of networked readeness of
individiuals, businesses and government
•
actual levels of ICT usage
POLAND in the World Technology
Report (World Economic Forum)
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POLAND in the World Technology
Report (World Economic Forum)
POLAND in the World Technology
Report (World Economic Forum)
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POLAND in the World Technology
Report (World Economic Forum)
bad
bad
not bad
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not bad
not bad
very bad
very bad
not bad
worse
very bad
very bad
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ICT in Polish education since yr. 2000
Procent
posiadających
pracownie
komputerowe
% ofszkół
schools
equipped
with computer
labs
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
20
15
10
5
0
2001/2002
Ogółem szkoły
2002/2003
miasto powyżej 5000 mieszk.
2003/2004
2004/2005
miasto do 5000 mieszk.
wieś
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% of schools equipped with computer labs,
by school
typekomputerowe wg typów
Procent szkół posiadających
pracownie
Vocational
Szkoły zawodowe
schools
Junior
Licea
ogólnokształcące
high schools
Gimnazja
High schools
Basic
education
Szkoły
podstawowe
0
10
2004/2005
20
2003/2004
30
40
50
2002/2003
60
70
80
90
2001/2002
Liczba
szkół posiadających
więcej
niż jedną
Number
of schools
equipped with
more
thanpracownię
one computer lab
6000
5009
5000
4000
4279
3484
2882
3000
2000
1000
0
2001/2002
2002/2003
2003/2004
2004/2005
8
28
26
30
25
21
25
25
21
22
20
16
15
Number of pupils per one
computer with internet access
10
liczba uczniów na 1 kom puter z dostępem
do Internetu
5
Number
ofnapupils
liczba uczniów
1 kom puter
0
Ogółem szkoły
pow yżej miasto do 5000
Total miasto
Cities
> Cities
<
5000 mieszk.
mieszk.
schools
5000
5000
w ieś
Rural
The number of schools with access to
broadband is 8209, which is 55% of all
schools with Internet access
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POLAND
ICT Projects
approved (in %)
by 31.08.2005
POLAND
ICT budget
not yet allocated
Total funds for ICT
In the regions
2004-2006
124 million €
Future EU funds for Poland
Pesimistic view
• 2% GDP
• 70 billion €
in 2006 prices
Realistic view
• 3,5% PKB
• 142 billion €
in 2006 prices
Planned 2007-2013 budget 10 billion
for inovative projects/ICT (for ICT in
education
€
3 billion € )
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Educational
software
ICT equipment
e.g. computer
labs in
schools
Special
Programmes
e.g. CNAP
ICT Education
in Poland
Postgraduate
training
for teachers
Polish
educational
portals e.g.
www.Interklasa.pl
Teacher
education
FUTURE OF ICT in Polish schools
EU funded project
„Computer labs for Polish schools”
Basic education
Junior high schools
High schools, including schools with special
profiles
Teachers training centres and
undergraduate studies
7 679
1 800
10 030
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TOTAL
19 587
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FUTURE OF ICT in Polish schools
EU funded project
„Internet and multimedia centers in
school libraries”
Multimedia computer centers in school
libraries
Multimedia libraries at teachers training
centers
Computer equipment for psychological
counseling centers
TOTAL
15 592
592
580
16 764
Projection: number of pupils
per one computer
with internet access in Polish schools
2001/2002 – 50
2002/2003 – 40
2003/2004 – 31
2004/2005 – 26
after 2006 – 11
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INTER
KL@SA
POLISH EDUCATIONAL PORTAL
WWW.INTERKLASA.PL
POLISH EDUCATION
GOES ONLINE!
Research results: ICT in Education
¾ TODAY COMPUTERS ARE USED AT POLISH
SCHOOLS MAINLY FOR TEACHING ICT
ONLY
¾ SCHOOL COMPUTER LABS ARE NOT
ACCESIBLE FOR PUPILS AFTER CLASSES
RESERCH SHOWS HOWEVER THAT:
¾ IN INTERNET PUPILS MAINLY LOOK FOR
INFORMATION
¾ ALMOST ALL PUPILS USE INTERNET AS
AN EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT TOOL
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The Interkl@sa Programme is a country wide co-operation network of thousands
of schools, teachers, pupils, educational NGO’s working together to bring Polish
education closer to the European Union standards.
Since 1998 Interkl@sa has
helped to equip schools with
computers and Internet
access,organized teachers’
training programs and
promoted the use of ICT in
the field of education.
In co-operation with the PolishAmerican Freedom Foundation
and with the help of Poznań
Supercomputing and Networking
Centre established at the Polish
Academy of Sciences, Interkl@sa
has created the first in Poland
non-commercial educational
portal.
POLISH EDUCATIONAL PORTAL
CONTENT
• THEMATIC EDUCATIONAL
SERVICES
• DAILY NEWS
• CATALOGUE OF
EDUCATIONAL LINKS
• E-LIBRARY
• TESTS, QUIZZES
TOOLS
• E-MAIL BOXES – 20 MB
• WWW SITES
• NEWSLETTER
• FORUM
• SURVEYS
• PRIVATE MESSAGING
• LESSONS’ SCENARIOS
• VIRTUAL CLASS
• EDUCATIONAL MULTIMEDIA,
ANIMATIONS
• INTERACTIVE SCHOOLS’ MAP
• CHATROOMS
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EDUCATIONAL CONTENT
SELECTED EDUCATIONAL SERVICES:
¾ EDUSEEK.INTERKLASA.PL
¾ INTERKLASA.PL/ANGIELSKI
¾ 6PLUS.INTERKLASA.PL
¾ POEZJA.INTERKLASA.PL
¾ FRANTICE.INTERKLASA.PL
¾ INTERKLASA.PL/BIBLIOTEKI
¾ NIKE.INTERKLASA.PL
¾ INTERKLASA.PL/BMI
¾ FOTOGRAFIA.INTERKLASA.PL
¾ MAPA.INTERKLASA.PL
FOR PUPILS AND TEACHERS
¾ DAILY NEWS
¾ CATALOGUE OF LINKS
¾ HUNDREDS OF LESSONS’
SCENARIOS
¾ E-LIBRARY
¾ EDUCATIONAL ANIMATIONS
¾ MULTIMEDIA LESSONS
¾ EDUCATIONAL
PRESENTATIONS
¾ TESTS
¾ EXPERTS’ ADVICES
¾ EUROPEAN SCHOOLNET’S
NEWSLETTER
¾ EDUCATIONAL GAMES
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EUROPEAN EDUCATION
SPRING DAY IN EUROPE – THE ENLARGEMENT
2004 OVER 1000 SCHOOLS FROM POLAND
TOOK PART IN THE SPRING DAY PROJECT
2005 – PREPARATIOMN FOR SPRING DAY
2005
DIALOGUE WITH THE NEW EUROPE
POLISH-ITALIAN INTERNET DEBATE ABOUT
THE FUTURE OF THE EUROPEAN UNION
PROJECT’S EXPERTS:
PROF. B. GEREMEK AND J. PAWLICKI
(from the biggest Polish daily Gazeta
Wyborcza)
www. interklasa.pl
STATISTICS – September 2005
OVER 12 MILLION
PAGE VIEWS MONTHLY
OVER 28 000
REGISTRED USERS
OVER 42 000
NEWSLETTER’S
RECIPIENTS
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SEPTEMBER 2004
THE POLISH EDUCATIONAL PORTAL INTERKL@SA
WAS SELECTED AS
THE
BEST EDUCATIONAL PORTAL ON THE POLISH INTERNET
BY THE PRESTIGIOUS POLISH IT-MAGAZINE „KOMPUTER ŚWIAT”
Cisco
Networking
Acadamy
Programme –
in schools and
Universities
locations in
Poland, 2005
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CNAP in Poland now …
Recived public grant (European Social Fund)
financing for using CNAP for ICT adulteducation of 11 000 owners and employees
of Polish Small and Medium size Companies
Project started: September 2005
Project end: March 2008
ICT education and Training
Technology
Hardware Broadband
Schools
Local/
Regional/
Central
Interoperability
Software
Public/Private
Complete
Universities
solutions for
Grants/Loans
successful
eGovt and eEducation
Networks
(Re-) Organisation
Consulting
Teaching
Project financing
Feasibility Studies
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… what else to do ?
Competence
center for
e-Gov and
Best practices
from other
counties
e-City Pilot
Projects,
(e-Słupsk)
Model
Projects
Knowledge
provider
Testing solutions
Addressing many
places at once
Dissemination
of best practices
Dissemination of
proven standard
solutions
Developing
solutions
Facilitation of
acquiring EU
funding for projects
Testing
technology
compatibility
International
networking
Building
knowledge and
experience
Visibility and
promotion
of ICT use
Independent
advisor
e-Edu
Polish Competence Center for e-Government
and e-Education
Features:
• Independent, with high technical competence
• closely co-operating with public partners, research
partners, technology providers
• Backed-up by experiences (EU Commission,
Germany, Estonia ...) through active networking
• Providing advise and demonstration of technology
and organizational solutions, organizing training
and dissemination of information and knowledge
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eSŁUPSK
Pilot project to build
Information Society from
scrach
Model projects:
e.g. Local IT educational network
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Thank you for
your attention !
www.egov.edu.pl
www.interklasa.pl
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