The document describes the stages in the development of Twynham School's Learning Gateway platform built using SharePoint from 2007 to 2010. It started with SharePoint 2003 on premise with basic links and early adoption of student and teacher sites. Over time, they engaged teachers with training, gave them ownership of content, and removed barriers. They expanded use to include a Parent Gateway, online systems for student options and mentoring, and rebuilt their website on SharePoint. Analytics were added to provide subject, class, and student-level usage data. Additional systems for continuous professional development, room booking, and rewards were also created, establishing SharePoint as the central platform across the school.
1. Creating an effective Learning Gateway with SharePoint 2007 and 2010 Mike Herrity and Dave Coleman @mikeherrity @davecoleman146 www.sharepointineducation.comwww.sharepointedutech.com
5. We now have a Learning Platform with high user adoption
6. End users are in control- they decide content through student voice and staff ownership
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8. How do we gain early adoption? In September 2006 Twynham School had SharePoint 2003 on premise. The staff home page consisted of a series of links to key tools (email, streaming media, MIS). One or two staff had played with student sites for their subject. We had a separate streaming media service with hand crafted html files. How do we make SharePoint the centre of every school system and process?
15. Removing barriers to adoption..... Giving teachers access to high quality training both in groups and 1-1. Giving teachers time! Making the Staff Public Drives read only for 12 months. Completely Removing Student Public Drives. Preparing for Growth September 2007