E-LEARNING FOR ECONOMIC REGENERATION Ian Chowcat Project Director South Yorkshire e-Learning Project www.e-sy.info.

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E-LEARNING FOR ECONOMIC REGENERATION Ian Chowcat Project Director South Yorkshire e-Learning Project

South Yorkshire – from decline to regeneration

How can e-learning contribute to economic regeneration?

What impact have we had?

And what have we learnt?

A new vision for the sub-region…

Develop the curriculum: embed ICT and digital skills at all levels and in all sectors

Embed e-learning pedagogy for a new generation

Partnerships, strategic leadership and planning

What has been achieved? ICT PerformanceSheffieldNational % increase in numbers of pupils taking GCSE ICT %132% Increase performance GCSE 5 A-C 11%5% % of pupils obtaining a National Award in ICT %40.1%

Schools, colleges, community, SMEs….

From an ICT project…..

..to a project of cultural change….

…which we need to embed and sustain