NAACE CONFERENCE – 4th March 2009

Introduction to the Information Management Strategy Framework

Information Management Strategy framework - background

Developed to respond to the need for schools to manage an increasing requirement for data effectively and securely

Designed to allow schools to assess their current position

.. And develop their own strategy

Developed with 5 LAs plus schools

Designed to work with existing tools

Designed to encompass all areas of Information Management including security

Leadership and managementLeadership and management

FITSFITS

Information Management Strategy FrameworkInformation Management Strategy Framework

ICT Mark and Next Generation Learning Charter recognition and accreditation available

Impact on learner outcomes

ResourcesResources

Extending learning opportunities

Extending learning opportunities

Professional developmentProfessional development

AssessmentAssessment

CurriculumCurriculum

Learning and teachingLearning and teaching

Self review framework

How Becta frameworks work together

Parental engagement FrameworkParental engagement Framework

The need for an Information Management Strategy

Data Security

DCSF

Local Authorities

Parents Agencies

Diplomaproviders

Objective – To help schools make more effective use of data and develop an information management strategy to

Using the framework

IMS framework content

Supporting materials

•Guide for each strand•Suggested possible sources of evidence•Hint and tips on possible actions• Further help and information• LA guidance booklet

Order online

Order online from Becta website or download

http://publications.becta.org.uk/display.cfm?page=1835&audGroupID=1&fPubTypeList=1,2,3,4&fOrder=TitleASC&fDisplay=5&fType=35&start=21&jumpSet=0&setPg=5

IMS Framework: Guidance for schoolsIMS Framework: A brief guidance for local authorities

Contacts

–karen.mitchell@becta.org.uk

–john.chapman@becta.org.uk

–simon.harrison@becta.org.uk

–penny.murray@becta.org.uk