A survey of 583 schools by the Association of Secondary Teachers of Ireland has shown that a lack of computer equipment is the main barrier to using the Internet as a teaching and learning tool at second level. The survey indicated that 57 per cent of teachers use the Internet for class preparation - 15 per cent on a regular basis and 42 per cent occasionally. Only 5 per cent, however, regularly use the Internet as a teaching resource during class time and 27 per cent do so occasionally. Publication of the survey coincided with the launch of the ASTI website, which can be found at www.asti.ie
ASTI finds dearth of IT equipment in schools
A survey of 583 schools by the Association of Secondary Teachers of Ireland has shown that a lack of computer equipment is the…
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