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10th September 10

Free Resources From the National Education Network

The National Education Network (NEN) is a dedicated education network shared by schools, further and higher education delivered exclusively through the ten Regional Broadband Consortia (RBCs).  The NEN harnesses the power of broadband technology to deliver unique content and services to support teaching and learning. Funding is provided by the DCSF and each local authority.

The following are a selection of free resources for CLEO broadband connected schools, available from the National Education Network and other regional broadband consortia.

Find more resources by using our search faclility or links from the NEN website.

 

 

Film Education is a charity supported by the Film Industry. It provides curriculum based resources free to education.

 

 

British Pathe is a digital news archive with over 3500 hours of footage. The National Education Network has again negotiated a licence to schools to use this excellent set of resources.

For more information on how to use this resource within CLEO please click here

Making The News 2 is the successor to Making The News. MTN2 is a multimedia-rich online news publishing channel. Students at registered schools can create news articles that incorporate text, sound and video (using online sound and video editor) and, once approved by a teacher, publish their news stories to the world.

  This exciting online news project from our RBC colleagues at E2BN will enable you to make the most of multimedia to celebrate achievement and publicise success at your school.  Click here to visit CLEO's support and help section: Making the Most of Making the News

 

  Dida resources from North West Learning Grid, hosted online here at CLEO.

 

 

This gallery, created by E2BN (Regional Broadband Consortium for the East of England), provides still images for use in the classroom. It covers a wide range of topics and is constantly expanding as registered users upload new images.