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edna consultations

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In July and August representatives of education.au, the agency that manages edna, visited states and territories to seek feedback on future directions and identify opportunities for mutual benefit between education providers and edna.

The strategic forums included a brief presentation of recent edna activity and achievements followed by a discussion on future directions and challenges, such as
  • Are the 5 current edna strategic directions valid for the future?
  • How can edna best support new investments in digital education across all sectors? The consutations are looking at key areas such as;
    • Professional development of educators;
    • Online curriculum content and services;
    • Enabling ICT infrastructure and standards.
  • What current or planned edna tools and services are of most value to your network or jurisdiction?
  • What opportunities for collaboration exist beween your institution/network and edna/education.au?
  • Are there areas of unmet need that edna/education.au could support?
  • Any other opportunities, issues or challenges?
A range of other consultative initiatives will complement these visits including seeking feedback from teachers, web conferences, analysis of usage data and market research.

Outcomes of the consultation can also be tracked at Mark Tranthim-Fryer's blog or by joining the email list.

Consultation presentation and background

2006-2008 planning archive

Summary of the 2006-08 strategic plan is available for reference.
Strategic directions 2006-2008

 

Education Network Australia

edna is a collaboration between all Australian governments, states and territories and sectors of education and training.

This project is partly funded by Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations.

edna is managed by education.au limited .

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