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The Association for Information Technology in Teacher Education

"ITTE aims to promote the education and professional development of teachers in order to improve the quality of teaching and learning with ICT in all phases of education."

Since ITTE was formed in 1986 it has supported the initial teacher training departments of universities and colleges of education in the United Kingdom with respect to the permeation of information communication technology (ICT) throughout all aspects of the learning process.

ITTE pursues its aims by:

encouraging and supporting networking and collaboration,
raising the profile of IT in pre-service teacher education,
promoting the continual professional development of teachers in ICT
enhancing research and its dissemination.

ITTE is run by a committee of enthusiastic volunteers elected from the membership. The committee comprises members from England, Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales to ensure that the whole of the UK is covered and their interests represented.

ITTE has a national profile and is continuing to develop as an international force. The association is unique in the position of having a central and complete overview of all aspects of ICT in education. ITTE actively represents the membership's views at a national level.

Tony van der Kuyl (1946-2008)

ITTE was saddened to hear that Tony van der Kuyl, University of Edinburgh died on 24th January 2008, following a short illness. ITTE sends its sincerest condolences to Tony’s family, friends and colleagues. For those of us who knew and worked with Tony, we will remember him as full of life. Our thoughts are with his loved ones during this time.

We remember Tony’s contributions to ITTE, most recently and importantly for representing Scotland on the National Committee. We are saddened to hear of this loss.

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