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EdReNe – Current state of educational repositories – national overview

 


Ireland

 
 
EdReNe member:
NCTE – National Centre for Technology in Education

 

 
Scoilnet is a portal of access to educational information and a source of curriculum and training materials for teachers, and thus focused on the delivery of content to teachers and students.

Irish teachers want to find content that is linked to the curriculum.

“Resource Finder” has links to content that is found, reviewed and categorised by Irish teachers.

Added value with Quizzes, Themepages and Crosswords

 


 
Digital Content Sharing –ImageBank
  • Online photo library
  • Focuses on providing photos of Irish places and spaces but other subjects are also included, such as animals, sport and flowers.
  • Creative Commons licensing is used — this allows you share your photos and specify how others may use them.

 

 
 

 

 
Irish Times Digital Archive from 1859 – 2007
Via the ‘Ask About Ireland’ website schools have access to very rich resources for many subject areas but in particular English and History. It is a fully searchable archive – free for primary and post-primary schools on the schools broadband network

 

 
Digital Content Creation
Production of digital resources for key areas of the curriculum in collaboration with relevant partners

 

 
The IMMERSE partnership is normed by National Broadcaster (RTE) and NCTE to create content for primary Visual Arts, Science and post-primary Science.

 


 
 

 


 
NDLR – National Digital Learning Repository
The NDLR is a pilot project between all Irish Universities, Institutes of Technology and their affiliated colleges. It is funded by Higher Educaation Authorities, HEA The NDLR is an online resource bank to support collaboration and sharing of teaching and learning resources within the Irish Third Level Education sector.
Its aims include making digital learning resources from the Communities of Practice available within the NDLR for use in teaching and learning.