This document summarizes the initial results of North Carolina's 1:1 Learning Initiative pilot program. It finds that successful 1:1 programs require committed leadership, updated curriculum and assessments incorporating 21st century skills, ongoing professional development for teachers, sufficient technology resources and infrastructure, and strategies for ensuring appropriate technology use. Key lessons learned include the need for wireless access points, secure servers, laptop storage, personnel support, differentiated ongoing professional training, clear policies, and innovative leadership.
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New Zealand
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Educational technology in the asia pacific regionroden_pg
Lesson 3: Ed-Tech 2
Educational Technology in Asia Pacific Region.
Policies and strategies
ICT programs, Initiatives, and Focus Area
Goals and Mission.
Educational Technology and ICT of :
Singapore
Hong kong
Malaysia
New Zealand
Australia
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5. Overview: Requirements for Success Committed school and district leadership teams made up of instructional, curriculum, technology, and administrative leaders; Updated curriculum, teaching methods, and assessments that incorporate 21st century skills as central goals; Professional development and ongoing support for teachers as they reshape and update teaching practices and curriculum content; School-based staff who provide instructional support for the use of technology to enhance learning and technical support to ensure that the technology is reliable and up-to-date;
6. Overview: Requirements for Success High bandwidth connectivity to the school and sufficient wireless connectivity throughout the school; A laptop computer for each student, teacher, and administrator; Technology tools in each classroom, such as productivity software, printers, projectors, digital white boards, document cameras, digital cameras, and curriculum specific resources; Strategies for ensuring student safety and appropriate use of computers in accord with the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA), while still enabling teacher and student access to a wide range of information and communication resources.
7. Using Technology Across all Major Core Content Areas Percent of 1:1 (n = 611; 550) and Non-1:1 (n = 448; 695) students reporting daily use of laptops/computers in various classes.
8. Using Technology for Innovative Learning Activities Percent of 1:1 students reporting daily use of laptops/computers in various learning activities in April 2008 (T1, n = 544; 451) and September 2008 (T2, n = 703; 675)
9. Using Technology for Development of 21st Century Skills Percent of 1:1 (n = 760; 607) and Non-1:1 (n = 576; 741) students reporting agreement with various statements about their development of 21st century skills.
10. Use of Technology and Student Engagement Percent of 1:1 high school courses observed in which 100% of students showed positive student engagement in April 2008 (T1, n = 46) and September 2008 (T2, n = 41).
15. Personnel Onsite technology facilitator Help teachers and students use technology to improve learning Onsite technician Help teachers and students troubleshoot Student Tech Team Enables quick assistance and tech-savvy students opportunities to share their expertise
16. Professional Development Ongoing PD is essential Differentiated Teachers are eager to not only learn how to use technology, but they also want to see models of how to effectively integrate technology Regularly survey staff for PD needs/requests Ask staff to evaluate PD experiences
17. Professional Development Provide opportunities for large blocks of planning time and collaboration among teachers Utilize the 1:1 technology to provide training and support for teachers Include parents, students, and community in PD plans
18. Policies and Procedures Ensure same policies/consequences are applied the same way in every classroom Must keep students safe while also enabling the use of educationally appropriate digital resources Consider allowing teachers to unblock sites Insist that teachers learn to monitor student use Encourage teachers to decide when it is appropriate to use or not use the laptops
19. Policies and Procedures Provide training on AUP for students, teachers, administrators, and parents Provide district-managed insurance policies for laptops Consider asking families for nominal fee Plans for laptop imaging, maintenance, storage, and distribution
20. Promote Innovative Leadership Consistent, supportive, distributive leadership promotes adoption and buy-in Teachers emphasized the importance of: Supporting teacher PD Reasonable expectations for effective technology integration Modeling technology use Readily addressing instructional and technical needs Communicating commitment to the purpose of the 1:1 learning initiative
Editor's Notes
ECHS were offered a total of 239 hours - monitoring software such as E-Chalk and DyKnow; course management including Moodle and Eduplatform; the implementation of techniques learned at outside workshops and conferences; gaming technology such as Second Life and Study Island; tools such as VoiceThread, podcasting, and United Streaming; and Web 2.0 tools including wikis, blogs, and social bookmarkingthe 1:1 traditional high school were offered a total of 195 hours of professional development by their school or district on topics such as Microsoft Office; SmartBoards; website design; assessment tools such as clickers or ClassScapes; and photo editing. Like the 1:1 ECHS, the traditional high school held professional development regarding classroom management and monitoring software.