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East Haddam Elementary The Benefits of BYOD and OER

District Overview Assets Challenges Community Involvement PTO Strong Focus on the Arts Highly Qualified Teachers 3 Computer Labs with Desktops Classroom Smartboards Strong Plan for Ongoing Curriculum Work Lack of Mobile Tech History of Budget Cuts Limited Resource Updates High Administrator Turnover Frequently Changing Initiatives Limited Instructional Resources Limited Wireless Network Difficulty Meeting IEPs No Guest Network Poor Connectivity

Advantages of BYOD and OER Implementation Requires Updated Wireless Network Enables Personal Devices to Fill Gaps in Tech Increases Student Engagement Improves Options for Teaching and Learning Easy Integration of Future Tech Provides Additional Options for After School Activities Provides Key Resources Fills Gaps Created By Budget Shortages Can Be Used to Address Common Core Weaknesses Supports Commitment to Low Taxes Frees Funds for Tech Integration and Staff Training

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