"The paper, prepared by Lifelong Learning Associates, discusses how schools need to change to meet the needs of young people entering the information society of the 21st century. It sets out key issues that school educators must address if they are to maximise the benefits of new technologies for learning."

"While computers have been a part of school education since the 'seventies, the last few years have seen a new wave of initiatives aimed at bringing digital technologies into the mainstream. Governments across Australia are committing significant resources to providing the tools of the information age to school classrooms and to connecting schools to the global education community through the Internet."

This is the forward by Dr.Martyn Forest, Chair of the EdNa schools advisory group.

 

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