Learning Hubs, one to one learning, Nigel Douglas
Learning Hubs






Learning Hubs

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One to one Learning
The Learning Hubs Project is a one-to-one learning initiative involving 58,000 pupils and 5,000 teachers across The City of Edinburgh, East Lothian, West Lothian and Midlothian Councils.

The aim of the project is to improve educational attainment, engagement and pedagogic performance by providing every teacher and school child (primary 6 and above) with a personal learning device or "learning hub" such as a laptop computer, PDA or Tablet. All evidence shows that one-to-one learning vastly improves pupil motivation, involvement and attitude, resulting in a more enjoyable and productive classroom environment. This project if implemented today would be the largest and most ambitious one to one mobile learning initiative in the World. The Learning Hubs Project combined with a Curriculum For Excellence and Glow will position Scotland with one of, if not the most advanced educational platforms in the world.

Virtually all jobs available in the future will require the mastery of information technologies. Scotland 's ability to compete in a global economy will be predicated upon the country's commitment to educating, training and re-training a highly skilled workforce. Visit the learning Hubs one-to-one Wiki and have your say on the Pedagogic changes required to ensure our children leave school with the 21st Century skills necessary to succeed in today's world. Visit the 121 Wiki >>>

Read about the synergy between Learning Hubs and a Curriculum for Excellence.


Learning Hubs Mission Statement

To improve educational engagement and attainment whilst giving every child the opportunity to acquire 21st Century literacy and learning skills.

The promise of Scotland 's future resides in the minds of pupils whose potential to thrive is limited only by their opportunity to learn.