Building 1-to-1 BYOD Learning Communities
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Muir Lake School, a part of Parkland School Division, is becoming a 1-to-1 BYOD learning community. The mission behind this initiative is "our students will innovate, collaborate, and be highly motivated about their learning". The goal is that every student will have access to a personal laptop in every class to use whenever it is the best tool for the learning activity. The initiative was piloted in grade 4 and grade 9 and will be expanding to all grades 4 through 9. This presentation outlines the "why" behind the initiative and first steps of Muir Lake School's journey. Google Doc Quick Link → bit.ly/MLS1to1
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Building 1-to-1 BYOD Learning Communities
- 1. Building 1-to-1 Learning Communities Muir Lake School: Our Journey #mlsgooglesummit Quick Link → bit.ly/MLS1to1
- 2. • Travis McNaughton • Assistant Principal • Email: tmcnaughton@psd70.ab.ca • Twitter: @travdmc Kelly Arnold • Teacher, Grade 9 • Email: karnold@psd70.ab.ca • Twitter: @kwilliamson03 Charlene Daub • Teacher, Grade 4 • Email: cdaub@psd70.ab.ca • Twitter: @4444charlie
- 3. Who’s in the room? Quick Link •bit.ly/MLSintro
- 4. Survey says... Quick Links bit.ly/MLSintroresults bit.ly/MLSintrosummary
- 5. • Quick Link bit.ly/worldbyod
- 8. They don’t look that different
- 10. Learning first • Whatexactly do we want our students to be able to do?
- 11. PSD initiatives • Google Apps for Education • Digital Portfolios More Information Quick Link bit.ly/PSDtech
- 12. learning communities Extend student learning beyond the 4 walls of the classroom Original Image cc licensed ( BY SA ) flickr photo by lumaxart: http://flickr.com/photos/lumaxart/2137735924/
- 13. A learning community is a group of people who actively learn together and from each other
- 24. Quick Link bit.ly/GSStemplate
- 30. Technology is a doorway into the classroom that transcends time and space making the learning transparent
- 31. "In this complex world, it takes more than a good school to educate children. And it takes more than a good home. It takes these two major educational institutions working together." Dorothy Rich, Author of Megaskills.
- 32. Tweet break • Tweet a link, take- away, new thought, question, new idea, etc... • #byodgooglesummit
- 33. Collaborate
- 39. There is no limit to innovation when we share.
- 41. Tweet break • Tweet a link, take- away, new thought, question, new idea, etc... • #byodgooglesummit
- 44. Quick Link bit.ly/LITchange
- 45. One personal electronic device for every student in every class
- 46. Mission of 1-to-1 Learning Communities Our Students will innovate, collaborate, and be highly motivated about their learning
- 47. In 1-to-1 Learning Communities our students will... • use technology to learn • improve problem solving skills • improve information fluency • think critically • collaborate • learn any place, at any time • innovate • be motivated and engaged about learning • learn how to participate safely as a digital citizen
- 48. 1-to1 Learning Community Barriers Table Talk: What obstacles does your school face to being a 1-to-1 learning community? Quick Link bit.ly/1to1obstacles
- 49. Why BYOD? • Cost effective • Personalizes learning • Makes learning a part of students’ lives • Saves learning time • Provides student choice • It’s becoming the norm in the workplace
- 50. Plan Input & Developme Feedback nt Research 1-to-1 Implementation Plan Preparation Implementa Evaluation tion
- 51. Research • What does the current research say? • How are other schools doing it? • How will we sell the vision? How will we communicate to the community? • What are the obstacles? • Budget? • Timeline? Implementation Plan bit.ly/MLSplan
- 52. • Parent Survey Quick Link: bit.ly/PARENTsurve y Planning & Implementation Student Survey Quick Team Link: bit.ly/STUDENTsurvey
- 53. Plan Development • Teacher preparation and professional development? • Learning spaces? • Online resources? • Device recommendation? Common platform? • IT support? WiFi Access Points? • Support Documentation? • Anticipated concerns?
- 54. BYOD Common platform • Build teacher and student capacity • Want technology to be invisible • Laptop - can bring other devices and many students do • Google Chrome • Recommended Device: Chromebook
- 56. preparation • Hosted Parent Information Sessions (Quick Link - bit.ly/PARENTinfo) • Student Information & Conversations • Teacher PD • Information & Documentation on School Blog & Social Media • Ordering process
- 57. Implementation • Tech support? (Student Tech Team, Google Apps Ninja Dojo, Google, Division Help Desk) • Ongoing Community Communication? (school blog, classroom blogs, student portfolios, video, Parent Workshops) • Device Distribution?
- 58. Evaluation • Anecdotal Evidence • Student, Parent,Teacher Feedback • Case Studies • Academic Achievement Impact • Student Engagement and Motivation Impact • Collaboration Impact
- 59. Our First Year of BYOD Advantages Disadvantages Transformative Learning Need wifi drop in each class to Collaboration allow access Portfolio/Tracking Progress Need experts in the building Organization Personal devices can be expensive Paperless Hard to problem solve tech issues Student engagement and on different machines motivation
- 60. Jump!
- 61. Questions & Comments? Quick Link bit.ly/BYODquestions
- 62. Tweet break • Tweet a link, take- away, new thought, question, new idea, etc... • #byodgooglesummit