ICT at St Edmund's College
St Edmund’s College has the aim of incorporating ICT across the curriculum in all years and providing teachers and support staff with the best technology platforms for their work. The college has a school wide pedagogy based on Challenge, Collaborate, Create, Contemplate and Connect. We also recognise that our students will live in a digital world and we must prepare our students for that future.
Our CHALLENGE is to provide high quality ICT resources so that we can:
- COLLABORATE to facilitate communication and collaborative learning activities
- CREATE stimulating learning spaces and environments
- CONTEMPLATE and CONNECT using a range of technologies in the classroom, virtual classrooms, libraries and communities
St Edmund’s College provides a variety of ICT resources such as computer laboratories, computers in classrooms, laptops and tablets. We are also investigating an increased role for mobile devices (including phones) that can enhance learning.
Our ICT resources are currently:
- 9 computer laboratories for whole class use (30 computers)
- Applied Technology has 2 dedicated computer laboratories each containing 24 computers
- The English and Social Science faculties each have two classrooms with 15 computers installed
- Mathematics has a dedicated computer laboratory
- Smaller facilities in Art and Music
- PEHPD has a mini computer laboratory
- Each Year 4 to 6 classroom contains a pod of computers
- All Middle School, Science and Library classrooms have interactive whiteboards and each faculty area has at least one classroom equipped with an IWB with one for every classroom to be progressively rolled out
- Studywiz, a learning content management system, allows students, parents and teachers 24-hour access to a secure online virtual learning environment
- EMAZE is being enhanced to include reporting and attendance functions to be fully utilised







