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MEP Primary
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MEP work extended to include primary education
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MEP Primary Team
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MEP established Primary Team headed by Anita Straker. The team produced a series of 7 extensive training packs with a substantial software component - the first of which (Maths) was ready in 1983. One was sent out each term and Posing and Solving Problems with a Micro, one of the last ones, was coordinated by Heather Govier
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MEP Resource Catalogue
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MEP Resource Catalogue published listing educational resources and devices which had been developed through the MEP programme
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MESU announced
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July 1985 DES announces on 23rd July 1985 further £2m to support LEAs by establishing the Microelectronics Support Unit (MESU), this was seen as a follow up to MEP whose funding was due to cease in 1986
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MESU established
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MESU established with funding from DES until 1988. A series of papers by ex-MEP staff and others was prepared to inform the role of MESU
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Microcomputers and Children - Crook 1985
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Dr. Charles Crook's 1985 paper on the impact of computers on the lives of children.
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Microcomputers and Children - Crook 1985
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Dr. Charles Crook's prescient paper submitted to the BBC Domesday Project in 1985
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Micros in Schools
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DTI establishes Micros in Schools scheme £15.1m 1981/2. To provide all secondary schools (6,514 schools) with half priced microcomputer
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