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Becoming a Member of Naace has both practical and strategic benefits. Every individual and school concerned with using technology effectively needs access to the developing expertise of the Naace community.

Naace membership is open to any person who is able to contribute to the achievement of its primary aim: to advance education through the appropriate use of technology. Applications are welcome from anyone who shares the aim of the Association.

Affiliate membership is ideal for a low user of the Naace services or for international members. Affiliate membership does not allow the title of Member of the association and does not give discounts on events, however it does allow full access to all Naace resources online and other benefits. See Below for details of these:

Press Release - Naace ICT Curriculum for KS3

Parkside PRU

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The Naace Impact awards recognise the impact of Technology on learning across and beyond the school curriculum. They are awarded to practitioners who can best demonstrate the impact that technology has had on learner outcomes.

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The definitive conference for Strategic Leaders of ICT in Education

The financial and educational landscape is changing rapidly. At the same time the needs of learners and the needs of society make digital literacy and creativity continuing priorities for us all.

The Naace Strategic Conference is recognised as one of the key forums for exploring, debating and challenging current thinking about technology and learning. With top-flight keynote speakers, workshops on topical issues, and an exhibition with the most innovative suppliers, Naace 2012 is the place to be!

Please see Naace's Response to the Ofsted ‘ICT in Schools 2008-2011’ Report below.

The resulting white paper from the Think Tank has now been published (see attachment below).

Home access and on-line reporting is rapidly becoming a ubiquitous part of mainstream education. But what tools are needed and for what purposes?

The Think Tank considered what uses of ICT will have the most impact on parental engagement with children's learning and how these uses can be incorporated into schools' approach to online reporting.