We want our students to feel passionate about.. Learning, connecting, collaborating and critically reviewing their world.

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Presentation transcript:

We want our students to feel passionate about..

Learning, connecting, collaborating and critically reviewing their world

In other words…

How?

Transforming our Learning Spaces Flexible furniture Verandah and Outdoor learning areas

Anywhere, anytime access Providing opportunities and spaces for chn to choose how they learn best Providing WiFi Flexible tools: Smart TV, with apple air, laptops, ipads, STEM Technology

What’s Next

One to one mobile computing Anytime, anywhere technology for every student

Why?

Technology is a tool. Every child deserves access to the tool

Benefits Allows chn to learn at their own pace Increased motivation, engagement, interest, organisation and self directed learning Attainment of 21 st Century skills Collaborative teaching

How?

Bring Your Own Device

What does that mean? Students can bring their own ipads to school for the purpose of learning

How will our trial unforld? Permission forms BYOD trial Policy Responsible Use Guidelines Evaluation Term 4

Benefits of BYOD Increased student engagement Immediate access Up to date technology Supplements school resources

Allows for Personalised learning Students are “tech-sperts” on their own devices Gives students’ greater choice and more independence Teaches responsibility and organization

CESA Recommendations ICT Strategic Plan recommends that schools move towards allowing their students to have access to a range of devices. This increases the potential of having access to technologies for all students within schools.

Questions?