Digital normalisation, school
evolution and BYOT

Mal Lee
mallee@mac.com

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– The views and opinions are those of the presenters and
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Desire to
• provide a global and Australian context for your work
• allow you to position your school and better understand the
path ahead
• position your own thinking
• underscore each school taking charge of its own evolution
• open your eyes to the implications of working with constant
change and evolution
“ I never predict. I simply look out the window and see what is
visible but not yet seen.” Peter Drucker

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Online support
http://www.malleehome.com
http://www.byot.me
http://www.schoolevolutionarystages.net
http://edfutures.net/Main_Page
Taxonomy of School Evolutionary Stages (Lee and
Broadie, in press)
• Work done on Digital Normalisation and School
Transformation (2014)
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Digital normalisation
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Reasoning behind term
Student, parent, societal normalisation
Rarity in schools globally
Lag - Why so?
Digital empowerment of school community
Inevitability?
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Paper&
based*

Early*
digital*

Digital*

Early*
networked*

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Networked*

Digital*
normalisation*
Evolutionary concepts
• Ever lengthening continuum
• International measure – with indicative
benchmarks
• Common stage attributes
• Movement through each stage
• Natural growth – digital base - global,
common

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Your school’s position?
• Your own thinking?
• Questions?
• Comments?

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School websites as stage indicators
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Article
Indicative
Ever evolving
Ever more integral and integrated
Trend line

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BYOT
• Bring your own technology (BYOT) is an educational
development and a supplementary school technology
resourcing model where the home and the school
collaborate in arranging for the young’s 24/7/365 use of
their own digital technology/ies to be extended into the
classroom to assist their teaching and learning and the
organisation of their schooling and where relevant the
complementary education outside the classroom (Lee
and Levins, 2012, p11)

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BYOT in context
• 1:1 computing, BYOD, BYOT and normalisation
• www.byot.me
• Educational philosophy
• Go directly to BYOT
• Questions? Clarification?

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Key strategic issues
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Ever-evolving school ecology
Ever-greater integration and transformation
Shaping educational vision
Role of principal
School as unit of change
School readiness

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Key strategic issues - 2
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Home-school collaboration/teaching
Empowerment
Technology leadership and management trends
Equity
SES and evolutionary position
Choice and trust
Global commonality

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Conclusion
Total school community understanding
Their awareness of the road ahead
Shaping apposite ecology
Thriving on constant change and
enhancement
• Monitoring the macro and micro
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mallee@mac.com
http://www.malleehome.com
Skype - malcolmrlee
+61 2 44 717947

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In Closing
PowerPoint presentation will be available from
http://www.slideshare.net/kbonanno/
Future events
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karen@eduwebinar.com.au

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Boosting your professional competence

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Digital Normalisation, School Evolution and BYOT

  • 1.
    Digital normalisation, school evolutionand BYOT Mal Lee mallee@mac.com © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 2.
    Housekeeping • Disclaimer – Theviews and opinions are those of the presenters and are provided as general information which will require further research to identify the application of the specific requirements to the participant. • Restrictions – Eduwebinar Pty Ltd does NOT give permission for any capture, recording or reproduction of this webinar in any format. © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 3.
    Desire to • providea global and Australian context for your work • allow you to position your school and better understand the path ahead • position your own thinking • underscore each school taking charge of its own evolution • open your eyes to the implications of working with constant change and evolution “ I never predict. I simply look out the window and see what is visible but not yet seen.” Peter Drucker © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 4.
    Online support http://www.malleehome.com http://www.byot.me http://www.schoolevolutionarystages.net http://edfutures.net/Main_Page Taxonomy ofSchool Evolutionary Stages (Lee and Broadie, in press) • Work done on Digital Normalisation and School Transformation (2014) • • • • • © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 5.
    Digital normalisation • • • • • • Reasoning behindterm Student, parent, societal normalisation Rarity in schools globally Lag - Why so? Digital empowerment of school community Inevitability? © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 6.
    Paper& based* Early* digital* Digital* Early* networked* © EDUWEBINAR PTYLTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED Networked* Digital* normalisation*
  • 7.
    Evolutionary concepts • Everlengthening continuum • International measure – with indicative benchmarks • Common stage attributes • Movement through each stage • Natural growth – digital base - global, common © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 8.
    Your school’s position? •Your own thinking? • Questions? • Comments? © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 9.
    School websites asstage indicators • • • • • Article Indicative Ever evolving Ever more integral and integrated Trend line © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 10.
    BYOT • Bring yourown technology (BYOT) is an educational development and a supplementary school technology resourcing model where the home and the school collaborate in arranging for the young’s 24/7/365 use of their own digital technology/ies to be extended into the classroom to assist their teaching and learning and the organisation of their schooling and where relevant the complementary education outside the classroom (Lee and Levins, 2012, p11) © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 11.
    BYOT in context •1:1 computing, BYOD, BYOT and normalisation • www.byot.me • Educational philosophy • Go directly to BYOT • Questions? Clarification? © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 12.
    Key strategic issues • • • • • • Ever-evolvingschool ecology Ever-greater integration and transformation Shaping educational vision Role of principal School as unit of change School readiness © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 13.
    Key strategic issues- 2 • • • • • • • Home-school collaboration/teaching Empowerment Technology leadership and management trends Equity SES and evolutionary position Choice and trust Global commonality © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 14.
    Conclusion Total school communityunderstanding Their awareness of the road ahead Shaping apposite ecology Thriving on constant change and enhancement • Monitoring the macro and micro • • • • © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 15.
    © EDUWEBINAR PTYLTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 16.
    mallee@mac.com http://www.malleehome.com Skype - malcolmrlee +612 44 717947 © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
  • 17.
    In Closing PowerPoint presentationwill be available from http://www.slideshare.net/kbonanno/ Future events http://eduwebinar.com.au/webinars karen@eduwebinar.com.au © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED
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    Boosting your professionalcompetence © EDUWEBINAR PTY LTD | ALL RIGHTS RESERVED 18