Project Conference 21-23 October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 1 DIA-SPORT ASSOCIATION EU-RIPIDES Improvement.

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Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 1 DIA-SPORT ASSOCIATION EU-RIPIDES Improvement of national schoolnetworks in Europe

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 2 DIA-SPORT ASSOCIATION Research on the use of ICT in Bulgarian schools and the development of schoolnets in Bulgaria

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 3 We will focus on:  Overview of the current situation of ICT implementation in Bulgarian schools  National strategy for implementation of ICT in Bulgarian schools

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 4 We will focus on:  Bulgarian schoolnetwork (according to the National strategy)  First steps towards achieving the goals of the National strategy  Participation of Bulgarian schools in international schoolnets

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 5 Overview of the current situation Bulgarian educational system is drastically retarded in the process of implementation of ICT in schools:  At the beginning of students use 2.1 computers (1.3 computers per 100 students if we don’t consider the outdated machines)  An insufficient number of schools is connected to Internet through LAN

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 6 Overview of the current situation  For the last 10 years no centralized supply with computers has been made  No investments for training of teachers for using ICT have been made for that period  No centralized network at national level has been established  Separate local networks were created (with the support of local structures and NGO’s)

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 7 Overview of the current situation  Big differences in the number of computers in the different schools (because municipalities support to different extent the introduction of ICT in schools)  In the curriculum for secondary schools there are only two subjects connected to ICT (informatics and information technologies for the upper grades)  Practically ICT are not applied for teaching of other subjects

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 8 Overview of the current situation  Scientific achievements in the field of computer-based learning are not actually applied in schools

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 9 National strategy for the implementation of ICT in Bulgarian schools  General aims  Expected results  Activities  Action plan  Responsible organizations

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 10 What does the Strategy aim at? Raising the competitiveness of Bulgarian students on the international labor market by creating a new educational environment of higher quality by means of introducing ICT in all Bulgarian schools

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 11 The Strategy expects to achieve:  To raise the Bulgarian educational system to a higher level and thus to provide an equal start for Bulgarian students and teachers with their European Colleagues  With view to the future accession of Bulgaria to the European Union, to create a modern educational system, based on the use of ICT in the process of studies

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 12 The Strategy expects to achieve:  All secondary school graduates to be computer literate and to have the correspondent skills in:  Word processing  Working with spreadsheets  Preparing presentations  Working with database programs  Working with web-based applications

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 13 The Strategy expects to achieve:  Students will have access to modern sources of information  Educating the growing-up generation in the spirit of high values by means of high quality electronic syllabus  Teachers will present their lessons in a modern and attractive way  Students will be active in taking part in the process of studies

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 14 Groups of activities  Adopting the suitable legal basis regulating the teaching of ICT and the teaching based on the use of ICT  Creating classrooms equipped with computers in all schools  Creating an information network and a high- speed connection to Internet in all schools  Training and increasing the qualification of the teachers in order to make possible the implementation of ICT in all study subjects  Creating of a web-portal on teaching, of distance learning platforms and curricula for every subject

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 15 Action plan The Strategy will be implemented in three stages. The necessary funding have been allocated as follows: – 41,000 (thousands of levs) – 65, – 34,880 Total: 140,987

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 16 Responsible organizations  Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) – responsible for the supplying with computers of the schools  Ministry of Education and Science – responsible for adopting the necessary legal basis, training the teachers and elaboration of syllabus for every subject  Coordinating council for information society (working teams) – control over the implementation of the strategy  Center for ICT in education  National Pedagogical Centre/ Regional Pedagogical Centers

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 17 Bulgarian schoolnetwork (according to the National strategy) National Educational Network A network established between schools themselves and between schools and a management center (main server), hosted by the MES. The NEN provides: Connectivity on the territory of the whole country Centralized control and management of the contents and resources, the use and the access Capability of expansion (for including new work centers and further development of services)

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 18 Bulgarian schoolnetwork (according to the National strategy) The National Educational Network comprises 3 logically distinguished networks: Computer classrooms network School administration network Service network

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 19 Bulgarian schoolnetwork (according to the National strategy) The National Educational Network also involves: Educational web-portal: database, information exchange, virtual community, interactive learning aids Local software platforms: knowledge-sharing, educational contents, design of curricula, on-line assessment and evaluation

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 20 Bulgarian schoolnetwork (according to the National strategy) The National Educational Network also involves: Educational software Multimedia contents Learning modules Platforms for distance learning

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 21 First steps towards achieving the goals of the National strategy  2003/2004 – 1 million levs were allocated by the Ministry of Education and Science (MES) for this purpose; 100 computer classrooms were created  2004 – the Ministry of Transport and Communications (MTC) provided million levs for the computerization of 750 more schools  National meetings between ICT experts and representatives of MES and MTC  Training courses for teachers: teachers will be trained for using and applying ICT for teaching by the end of 2005

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 22 First steps towards achieving the goals of the National strategy  A Center for IT in education was established at the Ministry of Education and Science which is in responsible for applying to practice the provisions of the National Strategy

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 23 First steps towards achieving the goals of the National strategy  An educational web-portal was launched: created with the support of MTC and MES in September 2005 – source of knowledge and information, providing different learning aids, multimedia contents and interactive maps and exercises; the first step towards elaboration of a “national knowledge network”

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 24 Participation of Bulgarian schools in international schoolnets Examples:  – 15 Bulgarian schools  (teacher’s portal)– 170 Bulgarian schools

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 25 DIA-SPORT ASSOCIATION

Project Conference October 2005, Wolfsberg (AT) - Slovenj Gradec (SLO) DIA-SPORT Association Bulgaria 26 DIA-SPORT ASSOCIATION Contact us DIA-SPORT Association Mrs. Tatiana Velitchkova Chair of the Managing board Address: Bademova gora str. bl. 7B, entr. B, app.. 51 Sofia 1404 BULGARIA Tel./Fax: (+359 2) (+359 2) Mobile: ( ) Web site: