2. Heavy backpacks Teacher lecturing Static textbooks Learning in lock-step Learning is solo sport Infrequent high-stakes assessments Lightweight digital devices, efficient workflows Blended learning Engaging and interactive courseware Personalized, mastery learning Learning is collaborative 21 st century skills Continuous low-stress feedback / assessment

6. Create Work in PowerPoint. Record video, audio, ink. Re-mix existing online presentations. Engage Add quizzes, polls, videos, interactive elements. Share easily in cloud, watch on any device. Extensible platform for new interactive elements. Measure Analytics for every slide and user. Discussion boards for feedback.

9. Khan Academy video – Newton’s 1 st law of motion

10. Quiz – momentum, inertia, friction

11. F=ma | 3 examples F = 100 N F = 200 N F = 100 N w/ friction

12. Lab (PhET -> Friction)

13. Extra Credit – For Further Reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction

17. What is the IT / device / LMS environment for students and teachers? Questions / anticipated challenges to deploy Office Mix add-in for all teachers? Which of the above scenarios will likely resonate most with teachers? What will be some ways to drive awareness among broad base of teachers? What might be best ways to drive active usage by teachers?

18. IT Deployment Assume Office 2013 deployed Roll out of Office Mix add-in should be relatively easy Identity already integrated Teacher adoption (potential pathway) Drive use for professional development (drive awareness) Drive use for some leadership communications (awareness) Use by district trainers / coaches Use by early-adopter blended-converts tech-savvy teachers Subsequent use by broader teacher-base and students We fully commit to being close partners for: Successful IT deployment and roll out Needed support for training for coaches, … Needed support for teacher use, and ultimately, student learning benefits Writing-up of case studies sharing leadership of Kentucky in this endeavor

19. Khan Academy video – Newton’s 1 st law of motion

20. Quiz – momentum, inertia, friction

21. F=ma | 3 examples F = 100 N F = 200 N F = 100 N w/ friction

22. Lab (PhET -> Friction)

23. Extra Credit – For Further Reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Friction

25. * As an educator you likely already have access to Office 2013: Check at this websitewebsite