EAs
Aberdeen City
Aberdeen City Council used MIICE as part of an investigation into the wider impact on learning of their uses of integrated learning systems such as SuccessMaker and RM Maths. You can download a Zip file containing 3 PDF files: the full report on the project; the summary report on the project; the questionnaire which was used to conduct the interviews
Download the Zip file (3 PDF documents)
Aberdeen City Council have incorporated a selection of statements derived from the MIICE toolboxes into their 'MOT' annual snapshot tool on a school's ICT progress
Download the Word file (3 pages)
Aberdeenshire
No contributions at present
Angus
No contributions at present
Argyll & bute
Lesley Allan of Argyll and Bute Council did a presentation at the MIICE conference on 21 November 2003 about the use of MIICE to evaluate gains from video conferencing in (small) schools in Argyll and Bute
Download the PowerPoint presentation (30 slides)
Berni Leitch of Argyll and Bute Council used MIICE as part of the assessment of good practice in the use of ICT in the classroom for maths teaching. You can download a PowerPoint presentation which summarises what she found
Download the PowerPoint presentation (6 slides)
Clackmannanshire
No contributions at present
Dumfries & Galloway
No contributions at present
Dundee City
No contributions at present
East Ayrshire
No contributions at present
East Dunbartonshire
East Dunbartonshire Council incorporated some measures from MIICE in the features to consider in the guidance they have issued to schools about the practical use of the HMIe document on 'Using ICT in learning and teaching'
Download the Word version (8 pages)
Download the PDF version (8 pages)
East Lothian
East Lothian Council used MIICE to help them to assess progress in their schools in respect of ICT. The Word document which they used can be downloaded
Download the East Lothian ICT performance Word document (20pp)
East Renfrewshire
No contributions at present
City of Edinburgh
No contributions at present
Eilean Siar
Eilean Siar [Western Isles] has used MIICE to develop a monitoring proforma for teachers (page 1) and for school pupils (page 2), using a graphical approach to the degree of progress. The numbers on page 1 refer to MIICE components
Download the Word document (3 pages)
Falkirk
Iain Midgley told those attending the MIICE conference in May 2004 that MIICE had been helpful in Falkirk's project to assess the quality of work being done in the information handling outcome of 5-14 mathematics
Download the PowerPoint presentation (23 slides)
Download the final report as a Word file (40 pages)
Jan Baxter of Falkirk Council used MIICE as a means of evaluating the impact that their ICT strategy was having in early education
Download Jan Baxter's report as a Word file (31 pages)
The particular selection and adaptation which Jan used is in appendix B of the main report; but it is available as a separate short document
Download the Falkirk questionnaire as a Word file (2 pages)
Fife
Jim Husband and Sharon Logie of Fife Council used MIICE to assess baseline performance in the delivery of ICT skills in a cluster of primary and secondary schools. You can download a Zip file containing a PowerPoint presentation summarising the results and 3 Word files which contained the questionnaires which were used for school management, class teachers and pupils
Download the Zip file (1 PowerPoint and 3 Word files)
MIICE mind map - Elaine Carey of Fife Council has rendered the MIICE toolbox structure as a mind map, for the visual learners
Download Elaine Carey's mind map as a PDF file (1p)
Glasgow City
No contributions at present
Highland
Jim Henderson of Gairloch High School did a presentation for Highland teachers about the MIICE project. The PowerPoint presentation can be downloaded
Download the PowerPoint presentation (10 slides)
Inverclyde
HGIOS and MIICE - John Ferrie of Inverclyde Council has taken material from one of the MIICE discussion papers which will help you to link (self) evaluation for How good is our school? and the MIICE quality framework at the same time
see the MIICE toolboxes page
Midlothian
No contributions at present
Moray
No contributions at present
North Ayrshire
No contributions at present
North Lanarkshire
Lorraine Hunter and Tracy Hurst of Lawmuir Primary School in Bellshill did a presentation at the MIICE conference on 21 November 2003 about their use of MIICE with a project to develop video to help with home and school links
Download the PowerPoint presentation (16 slides)
Calum Maxwell of Ladywell Primary School in Motherwell (North Lanarkshire) has mapped the links between Charter Mark, How good is our school? and the MIICE quality framework
Download the AppleWorks v6 version (7 pages)
Download the PDF version (7 pages)
Calum has also developed a pupil version
Download the AppleWorks v6 version (7 pages)
Download the PDF version (7 pages)
Orkney Islands
No contributions at present
Perth & Kinross
Jim Scott and Jim Hynd indicated some of the ways in which they have used MIICE for planning and monitoring progress in aspects of Perth High School's ICT development plan, including plans for CPD at the MIICE conference in May 2004
Download the PowerPoint presentation (13 slides)
Renfrewshire
Linda Hall of Trinity High School in Renfrew did a presentation at the MIICE conference on 21 November 2003 about the use of MIICE to evaluate ICT activities in English, History/Modern Studies and Science
Download the Zip file for AppleWorks (PowerPoint presentation with 28 slides, PDF file with the commentary on the slides and AppleWorks files with the 3 sets of MIICE questions used)
Download the Zip file for PDF (PowerPoint presentation with 28 slides, PDF file with the commentary on the slides and PDF files with the 3 sets of MIICE questions used)
Ian Stuart of Gleniffer High School in Paisley did a presentation at the MIICE conference on 21 November 2003 about the use of MIICE to evaluate the use of video and a CAL package for physical education in his school
Download the Zip file for AppleWorks (PowerPoint presentation with 20 slides and 2 AppleWorks files with the 2 sets of MIICE questions used)
Download the Zip file for PDF (PowerPoint presentation with 20 slides and 2 PDF files with the 2 sets of MIICE questions used)
Susan Ronnie of Kirklandneuk Primary School in Renfrew, while writing her Chartered Teacher dissertation on what makes a good school website and doing the review of literature, matched the MIICE outcomes to the usefulness of a school website
Download the Word file (2pp)
Scottish Borders
No contributions at present
Shetland Islands
No contributions at present
South Lanarkshire
No contributions at present
Stirling
No contributions at present
West Dunbartonshire
No contributions at present
West Lothian
No contributions at present