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Future Ready in 365 Days
This document outlines the steps taken over 365 days to transform a school district from traditional practices to future ready practices focused on technology integration and innovative learning models. It summarizes the changes made between September 2013 and November 2014, including moving from thin WiFi to BYOD access, equipping labs and classrooms with newer technology, implementing 1:1 devices for students, and training teachers in new pedagogical approaches. The key dates of July 1, 2013, November 1, 2013, and November 1, 2014 are noted as important benchmarks in the transformation process.
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- 1. Getting an LEA FutureReady In 365 Days
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- 4. Programming in 1980 “Jon won’tget off the computer”
- 5. Social Media I heardthe Lisa announced on this
- 7. @DCulberhouse : If youaren’t willing to ask what if… Then you will always be left with… what is. #caedchat
- 9. July 1 2013 November1 2013 November 1 2014 Key dates 365 Days
- 10. September 2013 I spendabout 50% of my time making copies and scanning assessments
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- 13. Sept 2013 Sept2014 Science Labs under equipped
- 14. Sept 2013 Sept2014 Regular Math Classes
- 16. Sept 2013 Sept2014 Bad wifi Thin wifi No Radius BYODNo access
- 17. Sept 2013 Sept2014 What’s AirPlay?
- 18. Sept 2013 Sept2014 CPM 8.72 days/ teacher
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- 21. Sept 2013 Sept2014 Focus on textbooks/ worksheets
- 22. Sept 2013 Nov2014 No laptops for admins 100% Macbook Equipped
- 23. Sept 2013 Nov2014 Few mobile devices for Staff 100% iPad and Chromebook Equipped
- 25. Sept 2013 Sept2014 What is a Mystery Skype?
- 26. Sept 2013 Sept2014 Labs Core2Duo circa 2006 or UBERMIX i5 or better
- 27. Sept 2013 Sept2014 8 iPad Shared Carts 1:1 iPads grades 7-8 1:2 Chromebooks grades 9-12 CountywideCountywide
- 28. Sept 2013 Sept2014 Typical School Start Countywide
- 29. Sept 2013 Sept2014 No student email. Save to Thawspace. Countywide
- 30. Sept 2013 Sept2014 No School-based Social Media Countywide
- 31. Sept 2013 Nov2014 No Coding
- 32. Sept 2013 Nov2014 No 3D printing Multiple Sites
- 33. Sept 2013 Nov2014 No Minecraft All K-8 Sites have Minecraft
- 34. Sept 2013 Nov2014 Tech and Curricular malaise
- 35. HOW? “People don’t likechange”
- 37. INTENSITY IS FREE BETTERIDEAS ARE FREE TEMPO IS FREE
- 38. Mindshift: x/6 hrs aday x/your ADA
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- 40. The #1 slowdown? ThePO process
- 41. Create a responsive culture I didn’tget that email
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- 43. Only 7 chances peryear to change
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- 45. …obscure your intentions andmake them unpredictable to your opponent while you simultaneously clarify his intentions. http://www.lesc.net/blog/art-manliness-discussesthe-tao-boyd-how-master-ooda-loop John Boyd, USAF, Father of the F16 That is, operate at a faster tempo to generate rapidly changing conditions that inhibit your opponent from adapting or reacting to those changes and that suppress or destroy his awareness.
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- 50. 65% of workersin big (>1000 employees) companies rely on each other, not management, to solve problems… The Informal Organization, Katzenbach Partners, July 2007 37% ignore company rules because they have found a better way to get things done.
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- 54. http://dashboard.futurereadyschools.org/ • Curriculum, Instruction &Assessment • Use of Time • Technology, Networks & Hardware • Data and Privacy • Community Partnerships • Professional Learning • Budget and Resources
- 56. 2:00pm - 3:00pm PromenadeRoom Want to know more?
- 57. Jon Corippo Jcorippo@CUE.org @jcorippo Gettingan LEA Future Ready Director of Academic Innovation