2. About St Benedict’s
Long user of Frog3
Had seen significant decline in use
Lack of leadership and incentive
I took over role in January 2015
Transitioned to FrogOS in March/April 2015
Targeted with revision at Ks4 and 5
3. Issues with Frog at St Benedict’s
Lack of user buy in (staff and student)
Historical issues with platform and usage as part of
teaching and learning
Old and clunky interface
Earlier FrogOS rollout stalled quickly due to login issues
No support internally for staff
Lack of decent equipment
4. Why FrogPlay So Soon?
Staff needed incentive, feedback was positive after 2
weeks of trial
Busy time of year- exams, reports, trips, revision
Needed a big “wow” for launch
Made using FrogOS simpler and faster for teachers
Did not rely on staff building content
Support for revision
5. Our Rollout Plan
Initial Launch
Inset
Staff workshops
Personalised training
Ideas for activities
Highlighting key apps such as FrogPlay
6. Impact of Frog Play
Jan-Mar 2015- 2000 Frog Logins total
April-May 2015- 2000 Frog logins per MONTH!
350 unique Frog Play users in May 2015
120+ hours FrogPlay Usage in April
350+ hours FrogPlay Usage in May
9. How Was FrogPlay Used?
0% 20% 40% 60% 80% 100%
Key Stage 2
Key Stage 3
Key Stage 4
At School
Home
10. Half Term 1 Feedback
Staff liked the simple intuitive way to create content in general
(much improved over Frog3)
Time spent on creating avatars was as issue for first time users in
class time
Pupils were logging in and finding content without teacher input
Students REALLY liked the VAK (Learning styles testing)
Staff liked the ability to search content
Some staff found assigning work difficult
Teachers at far ends of school (Ks1 and Ks5) felt there was less
content for them
11. What Next?
Key Stage 5 engagement
Supporting staff to assign Frog Play Content
Highlighting and curating Play content
Creating and Sharing Quizzes with staff
Detailed statistics