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School in a BoxYou teach. We deliver.

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Sean O’Shea@seanofthenorthMark Reynolds@themarkreynolds

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For the firsttime in 30years, there isno ring fencedmoney for IT.

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1981 DTI “Micros in Schools” Scheme4

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1983First “mobile”computers

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a PC on every desk and in1985 every home..Launch ofWindows

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1992First steps intothe internet age.

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1998Broadband grants for schools

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1999Laptops for Teachers

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2002 InteractiveWhiteboards

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2005Curriculum Software (and lots of it)

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2008 LearningPlatforms

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2010HarnessingTechnology

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2011

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How can you ensure the childrensexperience of IT in schools remains relevant?

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Its time todecide what isimportant inyour school...and whatisn’t.

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School in a BoxYou teach. We deliver.

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A little less conversation..

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What is School in a Box?

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Who is this for?

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Celebrate difference. Accept similarity.

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Demo

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Early adopters.

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“The IT as a Service model should save us money and hopefully make IT just likeany other utility. When we need more, we’ll just turn the tap and pay a bit more.” Toby Young West London Free School

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What next? @microsoft_ed_uk Get the School in a Box eBook Join the conversation: #siab Talk to a Microsoft partner D80 D60 K54

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@seanofthenorth Thankyou for your time.• @themarkreynolds