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ED45 Proportion of learners enrolled in grades where basic computer skills (or computing) are currently<br />

taught (for ISCED levels 1-3 )<br />

Definition:<br />

Number of learners enrolled in grades where basic<br />

computer skills (or computing) are taught during the<br />

current academic year, expressed as a percentage of<br />

the <strong>to</strong>tal number of learners for ISCED levels 1-3.<br />

Data requirement:<br />

(LBCL) Number of learners enrolled in grades where<br />

basic computer skills (or computing) are currently taught<br />

for ISCED levels 1-3.<br />

(refer <strong>to</strong> questionnaire item E.1.4)<br />

(L) Number of learners enrolled at ISCED levels 1-3.<br />

(refer <strong>to</strong> questionnaire item E.1)<br />

Formula:<br />

3<br />

<br />

h1<br />

Where:<br />

LBCL<br />

3<br />

<br />

h1<br />

LBCL t<br />

h<br />

L<br />

t<br />

h<br />

t<br />

h<br />

* 100<br />

- 77 -<br />

Purpose:<br />

To measure learners’ participation in basic computer<br />

skills (or computing) programmes in primary <strong>and</strong><br />

secondary education<br />

Method of collection:<br />

Administrative data collection through annual school<br />

census (or extract data from school records).<br />

Data source(s):<br />

Statistical unit of the Ministry of Education or,<br />

alternatively, the national statistical office.<br />

= Number of learners enrolled in grades where basic computer skills (or computing) were taught at<br />

level of education h in school-year t<br />

L t<br />

= Number of learners enrolled at education level h in school-year t<br />

h<br />

Analysis <strong>and</strong> interpretation:<br />

A high percentage or value for this indica<strong>to</strong>r reveals a<br />

high degree of learner participation in basic computer<br />

skills (or computing) programmes in primary <strong>and</strong><br />

secondary schools, <strong>and</strong> of countries’ achievements in<br />

integrating basic computer skills in primary <strong>and</strong><br />

secondary school curricula.<br />

Besides its use in international comparison, this indica<strong>to</strong>r<br />

can be calculated <strong>and</strong> analysed by ISCED levels <strong>and</strong><br />

grades, geographical regions, urban/rural areas <strong>and</strong><br />

public/private schools.<br />

Methodological <strong>and</strong> definition issues or<br />

operational limitations:<br />

Whereas indica<strong>to</strong>r ED9 <strong>and</strong> ED9bis informs about<br />

existing policies <strong>and</strong> curricula <strong>to</strong> introduce basic<br />

computer skills in various grades of primary <strong>and</strong><br />

secondary education, ED45 reflects the current state<br />

of implementation of this policy goal.

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