The document discusses the evolution of technology and its impact on education, highlighting significant changes from the past to the present. It emphasizes the importance of providing students with digital tools and internet access to foster learning and adaptability in a technologically advanced world. Additionally, it proposes developing secure online platforms for students and parents to enhance engagement in the educational process.

1. District Parent Advisory Council – Feb.15, 2011Technology Past – Present - FutureBrian KuhnManager of Information ServicesSchool District 43 (Coquitlam)www.sd43.bc.cabkuhn@sd43.bc.cahttp://twitter.com/bkuhnhttp://www.shift2future.com/istockphoto.com #8508482istockphoto.com # 12522602

2. K/1’s learning about the number ’10’

3. 3.6 B people on earthFirst computer chess tournament0 (yes zero) personal computers sold0 e-mails sent0 blog posts0 Facebook usersBG (before Google)1970http://www.thepeoplehistory.com/1970istockphoto.com # 1563122

4. Nov. 6, 2010 around 12:13pm6.88 B people on the earth242,487,125 personal computers sold this year337,700 TVs sold today1,759,192 cell phones sold today2,015,767,932 internet users on earth145,102,286,923 e-mail messages sent today303,902 blog posts today500,000,000 Facebook users1,549,823,201 Google searches todayhttp://www.worldometers.info/istockphoto.com # 7611212

5. Things have changed in our world…http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=9545884

6. Things have changed in our world…http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=9545884

7. http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=8573353The connected home!

8. Connect anywhere!http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=2079663

9. Maillard Middle – We Value…

10. Devices are small, powerful, and everywhereKindleistockphoto.com # 3654579

11. Devices are small, powerful, and everywhereInternet… wireless everywhere… just like oxygenbeing connected is not optionaljust like breathing…Kindleistockphoto.com # 3654579

13. When I was a student…

14. BecomesExpensive “expert only” knowledge has evolved into free collaboratively created knowledge…When I was a student…

15. http://www.flickr.com/photos/langwitches/4211065057/

16. Learning with Technology Strategy from 2005-6Learning, teaching and leading is enhanced through effective and meaningful use oftechnologyExemplarsLearningStaffDevelopmentEquitableAccessistockphoto.com # 5373874

17. The District NetworkSchool District 43 (Coquitlam)istockphoto.com # 11412469

18. Today… our future?MOEmsnskypee-mailVirus attackmsne-maile-maile-mailVirus attackVirus attacke-maile-maile-mailwwwe-mailwwwwwwvideo streamvideo streamyoutubeDLbcesispictureblogvideo streamDLDLbcesisgooglebcesisbcesisgoogleIT ServicesIT Serviceswikipediabcesisbcesisbcesisbcesisyoutube1701DLbcesisIT ServicesDLpicturegoogle1701portalIT Servicesportalwikipediagoogle1701portalportalInternetBoard Office17011701portalportalclass sizeclass sizeclass sizeHome

19. 3 Investments are EssentialSchool District 43NetworkBandwidthTools & StaffingDigital Responsibility

20. 3 Investments are EssentialSchool District 43NetworkTools & StaffingBandwidthDigital Responsibility

21. Coming soon…Digital Rights and Responsibilities for our Learners

22. Guiding our Teaching

23. Index to relevant law and policy

24. Quick reference and scenarios(photo courtesy of http://www.flickr.com/photos/langwitches/5141256792/)Digital Responsibility  Footprints…

25. istockphoto.com # 5373874Technology Powered Learning + Teaching

26. Grade 1’s Reading @ Mountain Meadows

27. Grade 1’s Reading @ Mountain MeadowsDemo – click image

28. Student Learning Supported by my43

29. Powerful Knowledge Tools

30. “We want to provide every student with the tools they need to succeed and thrive in a world that is more connected and more reliant on technology, a world where communication is instantaneous and a world that demands creativity and flexibility”BC Minister of Education Oct. 29, 2010

31. Student Learning Tools

32. The Future… District – School – Teacher – Student – Parent Web SpacesPublic InternetDistrict Intranetmy43District WebsiteSchool Intranetmy43School WebsiteVirtual Classroomsmy43Teacher WebsiteStudent Spacemy43Parent Spacemy43

33. Student SpacesThe idea is to design / create a space that provides students with a secure online space, like an online portfolio:

34. For their own web presence / site within my43 – students can customize the look, add web parts / tools, etc.

35. For class announcements

36. To organize their online contacts

37. To work on / upload / track / organize assignments (documents)

38. To create/use wikis to collaborate with other students, teachers

39. To blog securely, possibly with ability to have the blog accessible publicly to the Internet

40. To bring together (aggregate) into one place all other online learning the student may have out on the public Internet

41. To create online discussion boards and invite other students, teachers to participate

42. To create online surveys to gather input from other students, teachers

43. Where teachers, the principal, and eventually the student’s parents can go to and see / participate in the students learning activities

44. For teachers to evaluate and assess a student’s learningParent Spaces: Brain StormingPlease organize into table groups and one person at each table volunteer to be a recorder. Brain storm and respond to…Think about this as a secure web site for you… perhaps it could have subscriptions to information, events, ability to download an app for your phone or other mobile device…List up to five features and capabilities you believe a Parent Space must have to be useful to you

45. From your Parent Space, what types of information would you want have access to, how would you like to access it (e.g., website, email alert, mobile phone app), and why?

46. List up to five concerns or issues you see with the idea of a Parent Space?

47. In what ways might a Parent Space help you to be more involved in your child’s education?Today’s Students can…Create / use podcasts

48. Create / use video

49. Take digital pictures (every cell phone is a digital camera field trip data collection device)

50. Tell digital stories

51. Students can do all of this if we give them access to the tools…http://www.istockphoto.com/file_closeup.php?id=4066060Students need access to digital tools

52. Calculator Labs?http://www.hpmuseum.org/hp41.htm

55. How Parents Can Help: Brain StormingPlease organize into table groups and one person at each table volunteer to be a recorder. Brain storm and respond to…What do you think about the value of educational technology and its support for student learning?

56. What kinds of technology tools do you feel are most helpful for supporting student learning and why?

57. How do you feel about digital learning devices eventually becoming school suppliesand why?

58. In what specific ways could we (DPAC, PACs, parents, District) improve equitable access to educational technology in schools?What does the future hold?“technology is not just advancing gradually: it is accelerating”, The Lights in the Tunnel, Kindle location 227“If you make some very logical, and even conservative, assumptions about where technology is likely to lead in the coming years, much of the conventional wisdom about what the future will look like becomes unsupportable”, The Lights in the Tunnel, Kindle location 222istockphoto.com # 1084313Connect  Share  Learn  Try

59. Learning Windows in Classrooms?

60. and supportive Parents…