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- 1. Glen Waverley South PS 1:1 Netbook Program Launch WELCOME!
- 2. What is a 1:1 Program?
- 3. 1 Student:1 device Acer TravelMate B113
- 5. The World IS Changing
- 6. What are we teaching our students?
- 7. How can we keep up with this change?
- 9. The Victorian Department of Education says... Being innovative is about looking beyond what we currently do well, identifying the great ideas of tomorrow and putting them into practice. 21st Century education integrates technologies, engaging students in ways not previously possible, creating new learning and teaching possibilities, enhancing achievement and extending interactions with local and global communities Victorian government schools are using Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) to create exciting learning experiences for students.
- 10. Regarding 1:1 learning... Learning in a 1-to-1 environment can open up new possibilities for learning or make it easier to exploit existing learning opportunities. Learning can be more active and student centered. 1-to-1 digital devices connect directly with individual learners as they engage with learning activities and collaborate online within and beyond their schools. A learner's individual, connected, digital device can be an important part of a blended learning environment because it supports personalised learning and just-in-time integration of ICT into learning activities.
- 11. Glen Waverley South Primary School Strategic Plan Glen Waverley South Primary School … Committed to lifelong learning … "Glen Waverley South Primary School is committed to lifelong learning by providing an inclusive, supportive and nurturing community in which diversity is valued and celebrated. Our innovative curriculum and culture of excellence creates a stimulating learning environment that engages and challenges students to achieve personal success and make positive contributions to society."
- 12. Student Learning Goals Each Glen Waverley South student will be: An independent, self-directed and self-motivated learner able to make connections and apply his or her knowledge to new and different situations.
- 13. Key Improvement Strategies Provide personalised approach to learning designed to suit individual needs, talents, strengths and interests Actively engage parents in their children’s learning
- 14. Why do we need all this technology in schools?
- 15. Education is always changing…
- 17. What are the benefits of a 1:1 Program for students?
- 20. Benefits to student learning include… Increased levels of engagement Raised performance Increase in reading skills Connectivity – students, teachers and parents can share materials, notes, quizzes and collaborate anywhere any time No need to share with older siblings who may need more access for their own studies
- 21. The Device
- 24. + Anti-glare screen + Large trackpad + High speed processors + Lightweight, compact and robust
- 25. Why 1:1 Netbooks and not iPads?
- 26. iPads = consumption of content Reading, watching, playing
- 27. Netbooks = Creation of content Blogs, wikis, digital stories, multimedia displays and much more
- 28. Other Considerations Many school based programs use Java or Flash (Mathletics, Bug Club, etc), broad range of programs to choose from Much of our learning involves writing Ease of input/output – need to be able to print, save and import data easily. Many activities involve multitasking, so there is a need to be able to have multiple programs and windows operating simultaneously Secure storage of data on school servers or student devices School network set up for PC based configurations Keeping cost to families low
- 29. Why can’t my child bring their laptop from home?
- 30. Equal Opportunities for Every Student Access to Department of Education eduSTAR suite of software, more than 80 programs Access to school network and internet All students using state-of-the-art technology Insured for loss, theft or accidental damage Warranty and repairs arranged through the school
- 31. We already have a computer for the children to share.
- 32. Equal Access to Current Technology Ability to use netbook at school for classroom activities Older siblings or parents who need greater access
- 33. What will 1:1 look like at Glen Waverley South PS?
- 34. 1:1 in the Classroom
- 35. Technology & Learning • Handwriting • Creating & crafting • Painting • Drawing • Cutting • Pasting • Constructing • Modeling (clay, playdough, etc)
- 36. Literacy • Listening to audio books • Reading e-books • Creating e-books • Interactive literacy programs (Bug Club, Reading Eggs, etc) • Creating digital stories • Drafting, editing and publishing • Recording poetry • Collaborative writing
- 39. Digital Storytelling with Storybird
- 40. Numeracy • Mathletics exercises • Digital interactive math programs • Collaborative problem solving • Mapping • Photographing problem solving • Graphing and spreadsheets • Maths movies
- 43. Student Made Maths Movies
- 44. Inquiry • Interactive word/wonder walls • Digital brainstorming • Creating digital presentations • Independent research • Blogging • Creating movies, digital posters, virtual 3D models, augmented reality • QR code treasure hunts
- 46. Linking with students around the world
- 48. Specialist Subjects • Listening to Japanese audio and interactive programs • Filming and photographing movement in Physical education • Digital artwork creating in Visual Art • Making movies, recording songs in Performing Arts
- 51. Communication • Ability to have a paperless classroom • Homework/classwork submitted digitally • Communication with classmates and teacher when absent from school • Link school and home more closely
- 52. CyberSafety • Compulsory Cybersafety session for all families • Help setting out Family Usage Agreements • Structured CyberSafe & CyberSmart curriculum • CyberSafety part of all units in ICT • Referrals to specialist agencies and programs
- 53. What are the next steps?
- 54. Payment Plans YEAR 4, 2013 3 Year (36 month) payment plan $65 per term Includes: Netbook, Hard Clamshell Case, ID Skin, Full insurance Cover, Acer Battery Replacement, Tech Support at school and from LWT Year 5, 2013 2 Year (24 month) payment plan $80 per term Includes: Netbook, Hard Clamshell Case, ID Skin, Full insurance Cover, Tech Support at school and from LWT
- 55. Program Begins Term 3! • Are you in? Will your child benefit from this program? • Initial payments Tuesday 11th of June. • Subsequent payments last Monday of each term • CyberSmart session Wednesday 17th July (TBC), 6pm Parents AND students
- 56. Thank You!