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This document discusses the use of iPads and technology in education at Arbutus Global Middle School. It advocates that iPads can enable immediate and creative learning, personalized education, and choice. The school plans a gradual implementation of iPads for teachers and students, starting with 10 iPad Airs and professional development for teachers. Several apps are highlighted as useful for showing student understanding, like Popplet, Educreations, and Book Creator. The document encourages exploring how apps can support learning outcomes and essential questions. Overall, it frames iPads as tools to foster creativity, innovation, and student-centered learning.

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How successful your district is in using technology within the school environment largely depends on what teachers, parents and school administrators expect. That’s why it’s so important to have a shared vision for how digital tools will be used for learning. In this session, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the digital parents’ vision for 21st century learning and find out: • How the new digital parents’ vision aligns with the perceptions of teachers and school and district administrators • How to engage digital parents to create a new shared vision for tech-enabled communications and learning • How other K-12 school districts are integrating technology to meet the needs and expectations of digital parents

This document discusses how technology is transforming K-12 education. It notes that digital tools and online content are becoming widespread in classrooms, with over 90% of schools having devices for every student. While connectivity issues remain for some schools, bandwidth is improving overall. Content is shifting from traditional textbooks to online materials from a variety of sources. Teachers now drive adoption of new edtech products through recommendations to schools. Freemium models allow teachers and students to access tools for free, driving viral growth before schools purchase premium features. The document argues that technology enables more personalized, collaborative, and skills-focused learning, better preparing students for future workplaces that will rely heavily on automation.

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1) The document discusses trends in educational technology in the Greater Victoria School District, including the use of devices, WiFi, web 2.0 tools, digital citizenship, and social media. 2) It focuses on how technology can be used at Eagle View Elementary School to improve student learning and engagement, with short term goals of providing teachers technology and long term goals of providing students technology. 3) Specific apps that can be used on iPads are discussed, including Popplet, Book Creator, and Educreations, and how they can be used to foster creativity and innovation in grades K-5.

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This document discusses project-based instruction and the importance of self-directed learning. It addresses concerns with the current education system and argues that the purpose of school should be to prepare students for life after graduation. Project-based instruction is presented as a potential solution that engages students in authentic projects with real-world audiences. This helps students develop important skills like communication, collaboration, problem-solving and the ability to teach themselves. The document provides examples of project types and emphasizes that technology tools should empower student learning rather than replace teachers.

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Lori Harnick - Focus On Youth 2012 - Opportunity Imagined, Opportunity Realised

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The panel discusses how their schools use Google Apps to collaborate more effectively. They discuss the new suggesting mode in Google Docs, classwork management tools, shared calendars and lesson plans. They then discuss how they protect their Google Apps data using Spanning backup to prevent data loss from deleted accounts or hardware failures. Spanning provides daily automated backups and granular restoration. Finally, they discuss projects like science experiments shared in Google Earth and Docs, and using Hangouts to broadcast performances or record lessons.

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The document summarizes the results of a teacher evaluation survey of a project. It found that 13 teachers thought the project was fantastic. Most teachers agreed the project helped develop students' basic skills and established good communication. They felt students gained sufficient skills and enjoyed using tools like Canva, Padlet, and Kahoot. Teachers preferred traveling by train and thought pandemic conditions did not prevent the project. Most teachers had a good time and wanted to participate in future eTwinning or Erasmus+ projects with the same partners.

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