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| Awareness raised about OLPC and the objectives of the trial in Western Province |
| Awareness raised about OLPC and the objectives of the trial in Western Province |
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| Ministry, teachers, sector partners and communities aware of: |
| Ministry, teachers, sector partners and communities aware of: |
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* The vision of OLPC |
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* The function of OLPC/XO/XS |
* The function of OLPC/XO/XS |
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* Objectives trial in the Western Province. |
* Objectives trial in the Western Province. |
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* Consultation and briefing meetings held with the Ministry, schools and communities |
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* Interviews and survey |
* Interviews and survey |
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(In each sub-sector: Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary, TVET) |
(In each sub-sector: Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary, TVET) |
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* The XO is used in T & L at schools and centres |
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* The XO is utilised in particular for some of the subjects |
* The XO is utilised in particular for some of the subjects |
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* The XO is integrated into normal/formal T & L-formal education delivery |
* The XO is integrated into normal/formal T & L-formal education delivery |
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* Teaching methods are affected positively through the use of the XO in T & L, including more/improved: |
* Teaching methods are affected positively through the use of the XO in T & L, including more/improved: |
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* Teacher log books/diaries |
* Teacher log books/diaries |
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* Class observations |
* Class observations |
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* Demonstrations by teachers about the workings of XO |
* Demonstrations by teachers about the workings of XO |
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* Increased use of XO by learners in formal lessons and after school hours |
* Increased use of XO by learners in formal lessons and after school hours |
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| To assess impact of OLPC on enrolment or attendance |
| To assess impact of OLPC on enrolment or attendance |
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| Increased enrolment or improved attendance at selected schools compared to schools where OLPC or XO has not been introduced |
| Increased enrolment or improved attendance at selected schools compared to schools where OLPC or XO has not been introduced |
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* Attendance register |
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| To assess impact of OLPC or XO in delivering/producing new curriculum materials/learning content |
| To assess impact of OLPC or XO in delivering/producing new curriculum materials/learning content |
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* New electronic content made available (in schools) |
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* The school server is an effective source of content |
* The school server is an effective source of content |
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* Wiki Educator more frequently used |
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| Materials provided by |
| Materials provided by |
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* School |
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* Ministry/curriculum |
* Ministry/curriculum |
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* NGOs / partners of education sector |
* NGOs / partners of education sector |
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| To assess if OLPC/XO- technology is technically feasible and sustainable |
| To assess if OLPC/XO- technology is technically feasible and sustainable |
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* Teachers and students are able to use and continue to use the laptops |
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* Power supplies are feasible , affordable |
* Power supplies are feasible , affordable |
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* Good quality Internet connectivity |
* Good quality Internet connectivity |
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* Demonstrations by students, teachers |
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* Technical report on power and connectivity infrastructure |
* Technical report on power and connectivity infrastructure |
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* Options, performance, cost, |
* Options, performance, cost, |
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| To assess impact of capacity building for teachers (and learners) in the OLPC project |
| To assess impact of capacity building for teachers (and learners) in the OLPC project |
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* Training (for XO) has built sustained capacity |
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* Training system/schedule and methodology is effective |
* Training system/schedule and methodology is effective |
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* Teachers are able to integrate the use of XO in formal and informal class-work |
* Teachers are able to integrate the use of XO in formal and informal class-work |
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* Interviews, consultations and surveys with trainers, teachers and learners |
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* Evaluations of training, capacity building |
* Evaluations of training, capacity building |
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| To assess the impact of OLPC on the learning, and school environment |
| To assess the impact of OLPC on the learning, and school environment |
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* Teachers and students regard the XO and OLPC project positively |
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* School seen more positively by the community |
* School seen more positively by the community |
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* Teachers have improved morale |
* Teachers have improved morale |
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* Interviews, consultations and surveys with teachers, learners and community members |
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* School records, minutes of school board/committee meetings |
* School records, minutes of school board/committee meetings |
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* Public meetings |
* Public meetings |
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| To assess the impact of OLPC, XO’s on the community |
| To assess the impact of OLPC, XO’s on the community |
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* To assess the impact of OLPC, XO’s on the community |
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* Also community members involved in the use of XO’s |
* Also community members involved in the use of XO’s |
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* Community regards the OLPC positively or negatively |
* Community regards the OLPC positively or negatively |
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* Interviews, consultations, surveys with community members, teachers, learners |
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* Minutes of school committees and boards |
* Minutes of school committees and boards |
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* Group interviews with community members |
* Group interviews with community members |
Revision as of 06:28, 31 July 2008
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Cook Islands -French Polynesia - Kiribati - Nauru - New Caledonia - Niue - Palau - Papua New Guinea - Samoa- Solomon Islands - Tonga - Tokelau - Tuvalu - Vanuatu
Measurable Objectives and evaluation framework – Solomon Islands example
Objectives | Expected outputs | Indicators and instruments (how it is measured) |
Awareness raised about OLPC and the objectives of the trial in Western Province | Ministry, teachers, sector partners and communities aware of:
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To assess the impact of OLPC in the area of Teaching and Learning
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To assess impact of OLPC on enrolment or attendance | Increased enrolment or improved attendance at selected schools compared to schools where OLPC or XO has not been introduced |
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To assess impact of OLPC or XO in delivering/producing new curriculum materials/learning content |
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Materials provided by
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To assess if OLPC/XO- technology is technically feasible and sustainable |
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To assess impact of capacity building for teachers (and learners) in the OLPC project |
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To assess the impact of OLPC on the learning, and school environment |
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To assess the impact of OLPC, XO’s on the community |
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