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This document discusses technology in education and the challenges of supporting effective use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in classrooms. Key points discussed include: - The greatest challenge is supporting teachers and students to skillfully use technology, not just obtaining hardware and software. - ICT is becoming more mobile, cloud-based, and affordable, with devices potentially being included on school booklists in the next 1-3 years. - Schools must plan, implement, and evaluate effective ICT professional learning for teachers to improve capabilities for incorporating technology into teaching. - Considerations for what digital devices schools should purchase include teaching/learning applications, cost, infrastructure support, and value.
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This document discusses the use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in education, specifically their integration into commerce education at the higher secondary level. It defines ICT and outlines their significance in education, including benefits like access to varied learning resources, immediacy of information, collaborative learning, and a multimedia approach. E-learning is discussed as technology-based learning delivered electronically. Advantages include flexible learning times and locations and reduced costs, while disadvantages include upfront instructor training and equipment expenses. Traditional classrooms are compared to online classrooms, noting features like passive vs. active learning. The role of ICT like the internet and tools like PowerPoint in commerce education is also covered.
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Cloud computing can help address challenges in education informatization by providing (1) a unified, open, and flexible educational information system accessible from anywhere that is not dependent on location or devices, (2) on-demand access to vast resources and regular updates through Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS), and (3) diversified educational technologies to support personalized learning, teaching styles, objectives, and information levels.
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Cloud-based platforms saved the 2020-21 session from becoming a zero academic year, and the education industry realised the long-term potential of this technology for its operations.
How is the cloud empowering the education industry.
Digitalisation became even more critical in the pandemic phase when the cloud helped the education sector to survive and thrive.
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- 1. Technology New toys or New opportunities Perhaps the greatest challenge of educational technology is not finding time and money to obtain hardware or software, or even in anticipating future needs, but in finding ways to adequately support people in using these tools. There is abundant evidence of the value of technology in promoting learning. But putting technology in place is just the starting point; like any tool, its effectiveness depends on the user’s skill in handling it, and on the conditions in which it is employed
- 2. Today's challenges in supporting ICT in the classroom environment Increased use and reliance on ICT. Increased computer-student ratio (1:5 – 1:2 – 1:1 – 2:1) Increased demand for services. Increased expectation of wireless technology.
- 3. Today, ICT in Victorian schools is... Becoming mobile Converging on the cloud Becoming more affordable As these trends continue, ICT devices could be on school booklists in the next 1-3 years.
- 5. must meet student access of 1:2 for students in years 9-12$1000 $1250
- 8. Learning Spaces Network Storage & Transport Technical Support Netbooks / UltraPortables Laptops Desktops Infrastructure and Connectivity ICT Devices
- 9. IWB’S Interactive TV’S / Screens Video Conferencing Video on Demand Digital Microscopes Data Loggers Printers / Scanners Mobile Phones / PDA Professional Learning, Support & Maintenance Peripherals & Innovation How schools: Plan, implement and evaluate effective ICT professional learning that contributes to improved teacher ICT capabilities
- 10. A managed, cost effective ICT environment for schools... School Technology Architecture and Resources Infrastructure and Connectivity
- 12. Results
- 13. Inventory
- 14. Reporting (Central and School Level)School eduSTAR v1 School Level Management Environment
- 16. ICT Design ICT Design for Learning Spaces ICT Design Models for Schools + ICT Cost Calculator Managed Operating Environment http://www.eduweb.vic.gov.au/techroom/tssp/sips
- 20. Digital device form factor
- 22. Value for money and infrastructureICT Devices
- 24. Innovative ICT in schools.... Learning Material Sharing Cloud Computing Online Spaces Video Streaming in the Classroom Blogs Learning through gaming Blackberries Wikis Open Learning Spaces Interactive Whiteboards iPhone Ultranet Ultra Mobile PC’s 1-1 Devices Video Conferencing Learning Content Management Systems Cross School Collaboration Instant Messaging Podcasting Green Screen Technology
- 26. $460-$670
- 29. $599
- 30. Estimated that the device would cost $800 retail and serve as a mid-point between the iPod touch and the MacBook notebook model
- 31. Peripherals & Innovation What can the other funds be used for???
- 32. Peripherals & Innovation
- 36. Professional Learning, Support & Maintenance
- 37. ‘AN investigation into alleged student bullying at Mount Gambier High School will commence today following the death of a teenage boy in a car crash’
- 41. Professional Learning, Support & Maintenance
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- Setup configuration & Management
- Self restore
- How do we use technology to Transform how we teach?How will/ does technology support the Principles of Learning and Teaching?How will/ does technology support the planning and professional conversations when using e5 to analyse the Learning and Teaching?How do we use technology to Transform how we teach?
- Seemless collaborationIntegration onto the cloud – complementary to the Ultranet