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Moi, mon Metier (copy 1)
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Moi, mon Metier (copy 2)
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Multimedia computers for teachers
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David Blunkett, Secretary of State for Education and Employment announced £23m funding for multimedia computers for teachers. Becta was given responsibility for managing the initiative
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Multimedia PCs
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Multimedia PCs available
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Musee d'Orsay
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Naace
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Naace is the professional association for those who are concerned with advancing education through the appropriate use of information and communications technology (ICT). Naace was established in 1984 and has become the key influential professional association for those working in ICT in education.
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NAEC paper tape
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Nascom II computer
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The Nascom II computer kit was based on the Z80 processor and had 2k of memory, 1.5k of which was dedicated to the operating system. Some school teachers purchased this kind of computer to help teach microelectronics.
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National Curriculum - IT as component of Technology
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Design and Technology National Curriculum, renamed Technology 5-16 published March 1990. Separate profile component for IT
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National Health Service University
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The National Health Service University (NHSU) was set up in 2001 in response to the Governmentä's commitment to establish a university especially dedicated to health and social care, which would help transform the quality of healthcare delivered by the NHS, and which would guarantee to staff at all levels opportunities for training and career development. On 31 July 2005, NHSU was formally dissolved. In the space of four years the initiative moved from an idea inspired by practice in the US private sector, to a political promise, to a UK-wide initiative employing around 300 people, to closure. NHSU was funded to around £50 million over three years and laid claim to delivering training to more than 100,000 people, and involvement in setting up 23 degree or post-graduate level programmes as well as other training and development programmes.
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