2. BYOD is an acronym for Bring Your Own Device.
What is BYOD?
BYOD is an acronym for Bring Your Own Device.
A “device” is defined as a privately owned laptop, tablet computing device, netbook, notebook, e-Reader, iPod Touch, iPad, or smartphone.
This page addresses the definition of BYOD as it applies to private lessons.

3. Why BYOD?
Our students are digital natives. Their world is built on perpetual information creation and consumption (prosumers).
Pennacool.com believes that access to the tools and resources of a world-wide network and the capability to use these tools are appropriately and effectively is critical to each student’s education and success.
We envision a learning environment where technology is a part of us, not apart from us.
This page addresses the rationale for implementing BYOD in CCPS.

4. How will mobile devices be used in the classroom?
Projects
Research
Response device for assessments (pennacool.com)
Collaboration
Presentations
Other instructional and school related purposes
This slide addresses the types of activities that the mobile devices will be used for in the classroom. The focus is on curricular use. Students may not use any device or service for non-educational purposes during school hours, unless granted permission by a school administrator or teacher.

5. What is the expectation for use of mobile devices in my classroom?
You as the teacher determine when use of mobile devices is appropriate and allowed within your classroom.
Students are responsible for their own mobile devices.
Teachers may also use their own devices during the school day.
This slide and the three that follow address issues that are relevant to teachers.
Teachers determine when devices can be used in their classroom.
Students are responsible for their own devices.

6. How will I control which apps are on a student owned device?
The simple answer is that you will not.
It is likely that your students will bring a variety of devices to school. Some examples are iOS (Apple) devices, Android devices and Windows 8.
No 3G/4G data plan (cellular) network access allowed to the internet.

7. How will I control which apps are on a student owned device?
All devices that students are using should be capable of accessing the internet resources via the wireless network.

8. How will I control which apps are on a student owned device?
Any app download and/or purchase for student owned devices is the responsibility of the student.
CAUTION is advised when suggesting apps.

9. How will I control which apps are on a student owned device?
While it is acceptable to mention specific curricular apps to students, you can not require students to download them on their personal devices.
Many free apps contain inappropriate advertising and/or content. These apps must be thoroughly screened prior to use with students.

10. Which mobile devices are allowed?
Internet enabled devices that can connect to the wireless network
These devices may include, but are not limited to: iPod Touch, iPads, other tablet computing devices, smartphones, laptops, netbook, e-Readers………..
This slide addresses the types of mobile devices allowed.
Information on the device donation process can be found on the BYOD page of the District Website.

11. How will my students access the internet?
Students will access the internet through the wireless network on a registered device.
This network will provide filtered internet access.
Any and all access may be monitored for the purposes of network security and student safety.
This slide addresses how student devices will connect to the internet and the protections that are used.
In compliance with CIPA guidelines the District has implemented technology protection, utilizing software and hardware measures which monitor, block, and filter internet access. Additionally, teachers and other staff monitor internet usage while students are under their supervision. But as is stated in the RUP(Responsible Use Policy), it is impossible to guarantee students will not gain access to information and communications that they and/or their parents/guardians may find inappropriate, offensive, objectionable, or controversial. Parents/guardians of minors are responsible for setting and conveying the standards that their child should follow when using the internet.

12. What are the responsibilities of students?
Personal devices should be brought to class fully charged and should be capable of lasting a full school day without recharging.
This slide focuses on the personal responsibility of the student for their own device.

13. What are the responsibilities of students?
Read, agree and adhere to the Responsible Use Agreement.
Access the internet through the provided network only. (Access of the internet through data plans such as 3G/4G networks should be prohibited).
This slide addresses student responsibilities within the CCPS BYOD Program.
No 3G/4G data plan (cellular) network access allowed to the internet.
This concept also extends to app purchases. That should be mentioned here.
Students will not be asked to download any apps that incur a fee. Therefore, the cost of any apps that a student chooses to download will be the responsibility of the student
No liability by the system for any data plans charges.
No Technology Zones – areas such as restrooms, locker rooms, etc.

14. What are the responsibilities of students?
Use of the network is for instructional and school related purposes only. Students may not use any device or service for non-educational purposes during school hours, unless granted permission by a school administrator or teacher.
This slide addresses student responsibilities within the CCPS BYOD Program.
No 3G/4G data plan (cellular) network access allowed to the internet.
No Technology Zones – areas such as restrooms, locker rooms, etc.

15. What are the responsibilities of students?
Devices may only be used in certain approved areas of the school. Students may not use devices in parts of the school designated as no technology zones or any other areas where devices are not permitted.

16. What are the responsibilities of students?
The student and his or her parent is responsible for the condition of the their device used for BYOD including updates, antivirus software and any repairs.
The student is fully responsible, at all times, for personal devices brought to school. Make it clear that you are not liable for any loss, damage, or theft of personally owned devices.
This slide focuses on the personal responsibility of the student for their own device.

17. What are the responsibilities of students?
The student is fully responsible, at all times, for personal devices brought to school. Make it clear that you are not liable for any loss, damage, or theft of personally owned devices.
This slide focuses on the personal responsibility of the student for their own device.

18. What are some of the other guidelines in place for students?
Avoid the use of social networking sites for communication and/or assignments. Opt for academic social networking sites such as Edmodo, Classroom 2.0, Schoology, LearnCentral etc.
No device, personal or otherwise, may be used to record, store, or transmit any type of image, sound or video, except for approved projects and with the express permission of the teacher.
This slide addresses social media and use of the devices for recording..
Reminder: Parents and students should thoroughly read the RUP.
Edmodo: The only approved Social Media site for use with students. Parent permission required. Teachers must get permission to use with class by submitting form from District Communications Department.

19. What are some of the other guidelines in place for students?
Where there in reason to believe that the student has violated the terms of the Responsible Use Agreement, the student's device may be inspected and/or confiscated.
This slide addresses consequences for misuse.

20. What are some of the other guidelines in place for students?
Subsequent or additional disciplinary action involving misuse of technology may extend to loss of technology privileges or further action, should the situation demand.

21. What are a parent’s responsibilities?
Carefully read, review and sign the Responsible Use Agreement with their child and indicate their agreement.
Be sure their child’s device is in proper working order and is fully charged daily.
Monitor their child’s usage of their mobile devices.

22. How will my students register their devices?
Devices may only be registered after the students and the parent/guardian have agreed to the Responsible Use Agreement.
The first time a student connects to the internet using their device on the wireless network you will need to enter their login information.
Completing this process registers the cross checks to see if the parent has agreed to the RUP and then records the MAC address of the device being registered within the database.
The login information referenced here is their network login and password.

23. What if a child doesn’t have a device to bring to school?
Not every child will have their own device.
You should provide access to the internet via desktop computers and/ or a limited number of mobile devices.
When appropriate, students should be encouraged to collaborate with peers.

24. Today’s Technology in Tomorrow’s Hands
Introducing the tag line – Today’s Technology in Tomorrow’s Hands
Today’s Technology in Tomorrow’s Hands

25. CREDIT IS GIVEN TO Collier County Public Schools
THIS PRESENTATION IS AN ADAPTATION OF ONE OR MORE OF THEIR RESOURCES.
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