1:1 Computing in Education

1. Transforming Teaching and Learning
Engaging Students in a 1:1 Computing Environment

2. About Me
Secondary Science Teacher
Building Technology Coach
Director of Technology for the SLC
Apple Distinguished Educator
Google Certified Teacher
AppoLearning Expert

3. About Me
Secondary Science Teacher
Building Technology Coach
Director of Technology for the SLC
Apple Distinguished Educator
Google Certified Teacher
AppoLearning Expert
sammartano@me.com

4. What is 1:1 Computing?
An educational model in which
schools issue each enrolled student an
electronic device in order to access the
Internet, digital course materials and
digital textbooks.

5. What is 1:1 Computing?
An educational model in which
schools issue each enrolled student an
electronic device in order to consume
and create rich content, develop
communication and collaboration skills,
and build a strong skill set for college
and beyond.

7. Why is technology in
education important?

8. Papal Conclave 2005

9. Papal Conclave 2013

10. Papal Conclave 2005Papal Conclave 2013
120,000 Pope-Related
Tweets per minute

11. The world is changing quickly.

12. The world is changing quickly.
Education must keep up.

16. Technological literacy is a
core competency.

17. “Proficiency with technology allows students to
succeed in college and careers. The Common Core
Standards include basic technology skills to help them
succeed; but in the bigger picture, they call for students
to use technology to help them learn in all areas.”

18. “Proficiency with technology allows students to
succeed in college and careers. The Common Core
Standards include basic technology skills to help them
succeed; but in the bigger picture, they call for students
to use technology to help them learn in all areas.”
“Whether it be using tools to solve math problems, to
access information, or to promote literacy and
communication skills, technology is part of the learning
solution. It needs to be viewed that way rather than a
separate competency.”

19. “Proficiency with technology allows students to
succeed in college and careers. The Common Core
Standards include basic technology skills to help them
succeed; but in the bigger picture, they call for students
to use technology to help them learn in all areas.”
“Whether it be using tools to solve math problems, to
access information, or to promote literacy and
communication skills, technology is part of the learning
solution. It needs to be viewed that way rather than a
separate competency.”
-James Brock

20. “Proficiency with technology allows students to
succeed in college and careers. The Common Core
Standards include basic technology skills to help them
succeed; but in the bigger picture, they call for students
to use technology to help them learn in all areas.”
“Whether it be using tools to solve math problems, to
access information, or to promote literacy and
communication skills, technology is part of the learning
solution. It needs to be viewed that way rather than a
separate competency.”
-James Brock

21. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

22. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

24. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

29. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

31. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

33. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

36. ★ Engaging and participating in education
★ Becoming college and career ready
★ Developing new literacies
★ Independent learning
★ Communicating and Collaborating
★ Making Real-world connections
Why is technology in
education important?

38. “The need to know the capital of Florida
died when my phone learned the answer.”
“The students of tomorrow need to be able
to think creatively: they will need to learn
on their own, adapt to new challenges and
innovate on-the-fly.”
-Anthony Chivetta

39. “The need to know the capital of Florida
died when my phone learned the answer.”
“The students of tomorrow need to be able
to think creatively: they will need to learn
on their own, adapt to new challenges and
innovate on-the-fly.”
-Anthony Chivetta

40. “The need to know the capital of Florida
died when my phone learned the answer.”
“The students of tomorrow need to be able
to think creatively: they will need to learn
on their own, adapt to new challenges and
innovate on-the-fly.”
-Anthony Chivetta

41. Why iPads?

42. CONTENT CREATION
ASSESSMENT
COMMUNICATION
COLLABORATION
SIMULATION
RESEARCH
ANALYSIS

43. Apps!

44. Apps!
SIMULATIONS

45. Aero!

49. SolarWalk

54. StarWalk

58. Coaster Physics

61. iCell

63. Frog Dissection

65. Apps!
DATA AND ANALYSIS

66. SeeLevel

68. Spacecraft 3D

72. The Elements

75. Mr. Sun

79. Hurricane HD

82. Apps!
CONTENT CREATION

83. Keynote

85. Keynote
Have students build presentations

86. Keynote
Have students follow self-guided
presentations.

87. Keynote
Have students create graphs and charts.

88. Keynote
Have students fill out skeleton presentations.

89. Keynote
Have students explore multimedia.

90. Keynote
Have students create study guides.

93. Videolicious

95. Stop Motion Studio

97. TypeDrawing

99. iBooks

101. Apps!
OTHER PROJECTS

105. Michael Sammartano
Twitter: @MikeSammartano
Email: sammartano@me.com
Web: STEMEdCenter.org