Education in Italy is compulsory from 6-years to 16-years old, a period during which children go through three levels of formal education: primary school, lower secondary school and upper secondary school. University, usually undertaken at the age of 19, is not compulsory and can be followed by a doctoral degree (Doctor of Philosophy, or PhD). …
In this report, the updated portrait on the current situation of ICT supporting tools used in some Italian schools, resulting from the analysis of the teachers’ surveys results. The survey is part the project NET- New Approach in Educational Technology, a European project funded in the frame of “Erasmus + Key Action 2- Strategic Partnership …
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