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Please see Ian's supporting statement.

Please see more information about Wes below.

Naace Communities is the place to meet like minded professionals who have opted to join this active community of practice. If you are looking for support, guidance, mentoring, banter or debate then you are sure to find it here. Setup or refresh your profile today!

Naace is a community of educators.

Everyone who shares our passion for advancing education through the appropriate use of technology is invited to join Naace - either as per our individual, institutional or corporate membership (which we refer to as the Naace Charitable Sponsorship Programme).

Welcome to the Naace Schools Corner, a dedicated place for schools, where you will be able to find:
Access to online journals and resources; Links to FREE online, and discounted face-to-face, professional development opportunities; Special offers and discounts on purchases from educational suppliers; Invites to exclusive Naace competitions and much more...

Naace works with EVERYONE who shares our passion to advance education through the appropriate use of technology - We are a charity, a community of educators, technologists and policy makers who share a vision for the role of technology in advancing teaching and learning. Our members include teachers, school leaders, advisors and consultants working within and across all phases of UK education. Commercial businesses like yours may become Naace Sponsoring Partners.

The Naace Charitable Sponsorship Programme provides you with an opportunity to support a truly independent association, that seeks to build an even stronger community voice that in turn enables us to influence policy for the benefit of ALL involved in technology in education.

As part of Naace's celebrations of the Safer Internet Day on Tue 8th February 2011, we are inviting you to take part in a short E-safet quiz and be in with a chance to win fantastic prizes.

Naace Connect is an online video magazine for Naace members and others interested in educational ICT. Each programme is approximately half an hour in length and divided into 5 minute episodes which include interviews with practitioners, key stakeholders and thinkers in educational ICT. Naace Connect is distributed online via Naace.tv and other appropriate online channels and is covered by a Creative Commons Licence and we encourage you to distribute the episodes to help spread the word about good educational ICT practice.

Update 12th April: In addition to the full draft, the Naace ICT Framework has been developed in response to the recent curriculum consultations.

Update 11th May: A revised version of the Naace ICT Framework and the more detailed KS3 document has now been added to this page.

We invite all Naace members to consider this draft and to make comment - this is a community project. If you would like to be involved in the community group discussion please email aga.kelly@naace.co.uk who will invite you into the discussion. Alternatively members can simply log in to see and make comments on this page directly.