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Abstract
This article Provides a summary of the results of a remarkable MOST research project With The aim of
Analysing the process of Educational integration of information and communication technologies (ICT)
in teaching and learning practices of four primary and secondary schools in the Canary Islands. The
research team has Planned and Developed ethnographic methodologies in a longitudinal study Which
Has Been Performed, over two years, With Participating schools in the Medusa Project (a Government
Educational project to Provide digital technology to all schools, and to train teachers for ICT Educational
use, in the Canary Islands). We selected four schools (three of Early Childhood and Elementary
Education and one of SecondaryEducation). Data collection-through Different Qualitative WAS Conducted
Techniques: interviews (with the management team, the ICT coordinator of the center and the teaching
staff), via classroom observations, and by Conducting focus groups with students. The research team
have tried to Identify the Most Important effects of the Medusa Project, and Specially, of ICT regarding
Organisation innovation in school, teaching in the classroom, in the student learning environment and
in the professional practice of teachers. The results are similar to Broadly Conducted studies in other
international contexts. The Findings Indicate That an organizational Some Changes incorporated ICT Both
at center and classroom level, but not Necessarily pedagogical innovation in teaching practices. Also,
the figure of the teacher and ICT coordinator is an Important catalyst in the process of using digital
Manner in a pedagogical technologies in every school.
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Journal of Education, 352. May-August 2010, p. 77-97
Date of entry: 10-06-2009
Date of acceptance: 05-11-2009
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The process of integration and pedagogical use of ICT in
schools.
A case study
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The process of integration and the pedagogical use of
ICT in schools.
Case...