SSAT Why Wait for BSF? Digital Leaders

@ Hamble Community Sports College
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Digital Leaders
Vision to Action:
Adding Student
Leadership to Your Technology Plan
Digital Leaders inspiration comes from the GenYESSylvia Martinez, President

Gen Yes
Practitioner foundations
11 years experience
50,000 teachers surveyed
Only 10% of (USA) schools met industry standards for IT support
GenYES.com

Digital Leaders
IMPACT
‘Its about the ripples, not the splash’
Improve ICT attainment
Building positive relationships and improve student behaviour in ICT (re-gaining the attention of low achieving boys)
Disperse ICTAC, specifically showcasing, trialling and advertising new software through student use for cross curricular teaching
ICT CPD – turning the tables on student – teacher relationships
Students supporting ICT crisis management
Opportunities to recognise ICT for Gifted and Talented students

Digital Leaders
‘Students make up about 92% of people in attendance in any school. Most technology plans focus on the role of the other 8% (teachers, administrators, adult technical support staff). This is especially unbalanced given the fact that today’s students are increasingly savvy about the role technology plays in modern life.’

In the sand

Digital Leaders UK 2010
Connecting teachers through their passion for teaching with technology
Connecting students through a passion for technology
Connecting teachers with students through sharing technology
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Linus: "Maybe we should think only about today." Charlie Brown: "No, that's giving up. I'm still hoping yesterday will get better."

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SSAT Why Wait for BSF? Digital Leaders

by kristianstill on Mar 01, 2010

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