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- 1. Join us on this journey to better prepare your students for their future…
- 4. Common concerns and considerations But what about handwriting and working with pencils, using blocks to count and playing with other kids? How much will it cost? Why can’t I bring my own laptop to school? What if the netbook gets lost or broken? Can I use it on my Internet at home? ©JoBlannin2010
- 5. Changes in teaching & Learning “Unlimited” access to distant experts, collaboration, mentors, communities of practice, shared virtual environments Ubiquitous 1-to-1 computing: Wireless devices infusing resources from the real world..smart objects; intelligent contexts ©JoBlannin2010
- 7. If we can google it, should we teach it? Imagine a world in which every single person is given free access to the sum of all human knowledge. We are there now! Wikipedia is now considered more accurate that the Encyclopaedia Britannica! ©JoBlannin2010
- 8. Students: · write more extensively with improved quality · have increased engagement in learning · are more interested in learning · focus on improving their performance · work collaboratively, as they are more willing to share their work and help each other · engage more in self-directed learning · have greater self confidence and self esteem · have greater ICT skills · improve their research skills · are more enthusiastic and have fun learning · improve problem solving and critical thinking skills · are engaged in more project-based work · enjoy learning actively. What the research tells us… ©JoBlannin2010
- 9. Baldwin (1999) … students reported spending less time watching television and more time on homework. Substantially more time is spent on science and mathematics knowledge deepening in comparison to what has been found in studies that focus on non-1:1 laptop settings (Ravitz, Wong, & Becker, 1999; Russell, O’Brien,Bebell, & O’Dwyer, 2003). What the research also tells us… ©JoBlannin2010
- 10. The unconnected classroom / learner during school time occasional expert visits teachers school communit y occasional class excursions school library mobiles, phones, fax machines, TV, video snail mail Traditional Classroom Practice…. the disconnected learner ©JoBlannin2010
- 11. writers Primary sources experts organisations people’s experience collective thinking peers original artefacts and documents mobiles, phones, WAP, VOIP, PDAs, tablets, desktop, laptop, future technologies MOO chat forum wikis blogs LMS CMS podcast data/tele/video conferencing messaging email & listservs video cast/streaming webcasts meeting tools web authoring Secondary sources websites learning communities all teachers Unis/Colleges world libraries and museums digital repositories RSS feeds speakers any school The connected learner any where ~ any time ~ in time common interest groups networks commercial companies world news collaborative projects action learning groups global groups online learning learning objects world events original photos, images, video, audio original works Carr 2006 ©JoBlannin2010
- 12. Join the Program! Contribution from Families Rent a netbook over 3 years ©JoBlannin2010
- 13. …..will be provided to families who are experiencing financial hardship Financial Assistance ©JoBlannin2010
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- 15. Customised to meet your students’ needs ©JoBlannin2010
- 19. •3 Year Accidental Damage Warranty – Next Business Day, On-site warranty •3 Year Total Loss Insurance – On School Grounds ©JoBlannin2010
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- 21. “It’s an opportunity to learn safely how to operate and participate in the online world something us parents often lack the knowledge, skills and time to teach.” An LPS Parent after our first 1:1 Parent meeting ©JoBlannin2010
- 22. Your obligations •Sign the User Agreement, Rental Agreement and Acceptable Use Agreement •Accept the school’s conditions that for the first week or so of school the Netbooks will be stored at school. •Agree to pay 12 payments (first week of each term) •Agree to the terms of the warranty, that accidental damage is covered, non-accidental damage is not! •Commit to charging the Netbook each night at home and ensuring it is brought to school each day. •Ensure the Netbook is stored in its case whenever it is being carried. •Your student agrees to the Acceptable use policy •You agree to monitor their use at home. ©JoBlannin2010
- 23. What Next? 1. Take Home and Read the Paperwork: •User Agreement •Rental Agreement •Acceptable Computer Use Agreement 1. Return the signed Rental Agreement by Friday 28th October 2. Pay your first instalment of $-- in Week 1, Term 1 (Or talk with the Principal to arrange a payment plan/financial support) ©JoBlannin2010
- 24. The number one benefit of information technology is that it EMPOWERS people to do what they want to do. It lets people be creative. It lets people be Productive. It lets people learn things they didn't think they could learn before, and so in a sense it is all about potential. Steve Ballmer ©JoBlannin2010
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- Can go on internet at home, can use all software at home.
- Can’t have outside computers with this licensed software and can’t put unsecured (to a very high standard) computers on our network. Too unsafe for all other students.
- Real world experiences for students to learn how to behave online, what is acceptable and what isnt and how to deal with upsetting things online….
- The School will place an order in the next 10 daysNetbooks will arrive for Term 1, will be set up and given to studentsTerm 1 2011 Parent Induction Program to run - A parent or guardian must attend in order for students to be able to take netbooks home (a choice of evenings will be provided)