1:1 Tech Talk for Parents
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- 1. 1:1 Tech Talk a rising 7th grade initiative
- 2. Did you know 4.0
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- See Charley's note regarding the 1:1 initiative from Dec 2010 http://blogs.stchristophers.com/1to1/2010/12/07/st-christophers-technology-access-model/
- https://docs.google.com/a/stcva.org/document/d/1YPeUx9QIbi9SxMhZO3wZIHt4dbMkbljLVy5ZehWdv60/edit?hl=en_US&ndplr=1&hl=en_US&passive=true&go=true&passive_sso=true#
- Recognition that netbooks didnt provide the optimum user experience. Increase electrical capacity Increase wifi footprint: access points will be added to every classroom. Goal is to allow every student in each classroom to access online materials concurrently without an interruption in service.
- Tablet is an exceptional piece of hardware. If the computer is treated properly, it can certainly last 4 or even 5 years. It will be a fine computer for graphic editing and movie production. Some specs: 64 bit OS Win 7 8 GB of RAM Intel I5 processor .6 terabyte drive 512 MB Video Card HDMI out
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- Mrs. Anderson, the 7th grade chair, cited many examples of students using tech to enhance learning. Many of the links will work in a public form because they are connected to personal student files. Mrs. Anderson also extended an invitation to parents if they have a desire to see tech in action in her classroom.
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