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Teaching profession needs rethink on IT training methods, say experts

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| 12/12/2007

Staffing and Training Teaching profession needs rethink on IT training methods, say experts Education Most teachers need a lot more support when it comes to IT, according to participants... http://www.computerweekly.com/Articles/2007/12/12/228577/teaching-profession-needs-rethink-on-it-training-methods-say.htm

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NHS chief executive admits IT programme needs rethinking

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| www.cio.co.uk
| 12/12/2008

...NHS chief executive admits IT programme needs rethinking Leo King Chief exec admits multi-billion IT programme needs rethink NHS chief executive David Nicholson has put the future of the £12.7 billion National Programme for IT (NPfIT... http://www.cio.co.uk/news/index.cfm?RSS&ArticleID=3391

NHS 'can't go on and on' with IT rollout problems

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| 12/12/2008

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