1. Summary and Objectives Session descriptions in notes section: Session 1 Objectives: Discuss with audience the value of MSFT technology in Education from a broad perspective – worldwide initiatives, projects, and PiL - and then down to the school level by looking at the specific technology being used and introduced at the SOF. Flow – SOF Video – if it hasn’t been played yet. Key phrase is “It’s not just about the technology”. This is the SOF video with Anthony, Mary, and previous Chief Learner discussing the schools mission and vision. You can discuss what the mission and vision means from a MSFT perspective and our commitment to improving education through projects like this. Slide 2-9 picture tour (Optional) to discuss the architecture GOLD LEED certification, benefits of MSFT involvement in the planning process. Slide 4 Integrated innovation, the slide builds with top bar first the second bar. This illustrates a simplified version of how learning happens. The challenge being that educators have to find ways to make learning engaging while still balancing between antiquated curriculums and outdated tools. Because we’re taking the time to understand the education landscape, we’re better able to recommend, position and create software that maps directly to the learning continuum. Phrase that pays is “solutions at the right time and right place – not just giving you stuff” Slide 5 What Continuous,Relevant and Adaptive means at SOF (see notes on each slide) bottom line is that those 3 words are in everything that we do at SOF. The Educators and Learners chant that every chance they get when they run into a stumbling block of some sort. Whether its innovation in the classroom or innovation in building design keeping those three words in mind help make every day an opportunity to improve learning Slide 6 This is a list of specific school based technology and MSFT technology –key point here is that there isn’t a lot of technology that needs to be managed, which means we can run the desktop environment without a dozen IT folks trying to support old out of date software. Slide 8 Demo slide – all icons clickable and linked to web address es– see slide for more detail

2. Technology in Action MS Institute Series

3. TONY FRANKLIN Solutions Specialist, Microsoft Innovation and Business Development

4. innovation and business development team Background No Special Admit - lottery Nearly 99 percent minority population 85 percent of the students come from low income families. New Construction in West Philadelphia (163K Sq. ft) Microsoft contribution primarily human capital, partnership development support and MCS Best practices and innovations to be leveraged worldwide – building not required

5. WHERE TO START

6. Moving to New Models and Approaches Traditional Learning21 st Century Learning IntegrationTransformation SchoolingLifelong Learning KnowingUnderstanding Broadcast/ transmission model Constructivist Learning Traditional Content/ Context Contemporary Content/Context Learning Tech SkillsDeveloping 21 st Century Skills

7. Who is your customer? 7 Motivations Obstacles Trends Interests Values Environment MOTIVE

8. innovation and business development team What are you trying to create? 8 Establishing Our Vision Continuous Where learning is not dependent on time and place Relevant Where content, curriculum and tools are current and relevant Adaptive Where instruction adapts to the needs of the individual student

9. innovation and business development team Implementation Lessons Never enough time If it can go wrong… it will Failure is a necessary step towards success… People want to be led…because ships don’t drive themselves Money and technology are great… people are better

10. INTEGRATED INNOVATION MS Institute

11. innovation and business development team Consistent Design Elements

12. innovation and business development team What’s Important to Them? “I don’t care about the content, I’ve got enough content, there’s nothing more important than classroom engagement, OneNote helps me do that, what do you have?” – Math and Technology Educator, School of the Future

13. innovation and business development team Less is More Comprehensive list of Solutions Gateway M275/M100 – last year DELL Laptops and DELL Latitude XT Tablet Panasonic Wireless Projectors Audio Enhancement Smart Cards Apex Criterion Rosetta Stone 3 rd PartyMicrosoft Specific Vista Office 2007 with Learning Essentials and OneNote 2007 Microsoft Student with Microsoft Math Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 (MOSS 2007) with SLK Windows and Exchange Server (Hosted by Drexel University) Live Services – Skydrive, Virtual Earth, Spaces, Shared View SteadyState Smart Phones Zune

14. innovation and business development team Generate Interest Identify Prior Knowledge Gather New Information ObservationReplication Reinforcement Drill Reinforcement Educate Reflection Demonstration of Learning Instructional Method Personalized Instructional Plan Learning Resources Community of Learners Rich Delivery Tools Self Directed Mechanisms Best Practice Sharing Peer Environment Assessments Learning Continuum Instructional Implication Smart Cards Audio Enhancement Wireless Projectors ICT Skills via MSDNAA & IT Academy Learning Space Matrix Microsoft Competency Wheel SOTF Portal – Built on MOSS 2007 OneNote 2007 Learner Handbooks Virtual Resources Microsoft Student 2009 Live Services: Sky Drive, Mesh, Virtual Earth Anytime, Anywhere Learning Meru Wireless Network/Infrastructure Parent/Educator/Learner Extranet Access Vista Business Microsoft Steady State Microsoft Office 2007 Microsoft Learning Essentials Online Assignment Submission through MOSS 2007 1 st Year – Apex Online Math 1 st Year – Criterion Online Reading 1 st Year – Rosetta Stone Online Foreign Language Innovative Teachers Forum Innovative Schools Differentiated PD MSDN Blogs Virtual Tours Online Club activities Online Community Events Online Assessment through MOSS 2007 InfoPath Forms Online Grade Books Building from Learning Out… Not Technology In

15. innovation and business development team Invest for success IDENTIFIED NEED IDENTIFIED SUCCESS Microsoft Impact Relevant PD Differentiated PD IT Academy, MSDNAA Real world experience Internships through Partnerships Samsung, Promethean, DELL, Microsoft Technology integration Time to learn Innovative Scheduling Project based learning Think ahead Teaching by Design or Teaching for Understanding ContinuousRelevantAdaptive

16. innovation and business development team Making the Connection ISTE National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) Creativity and Innovation: Students demonstrate creative thinking, construct knowledge, and develop innovative products and processes using technology. Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Decision Making Students use critical thinking skills to plan and conduct research, manage projects, solve problems, and make informed decisions using appropriate digital tools and resources. Technology Operations and Concepts Students demonstrate a sound understanding of technology concepts, systems, and operations. School of the Future Relevance Project Based Learning Educators implement thematic based interdisciplinary projects. Projects are developed with all the disciplines in mind, but not taught in individual silos. Example: The Math and Science educators will work together to weave concepts into a single project that covers a single marking period. School of the Future Learning Portal Organizing class projects or creating school wide surveys for their peers, the Portal allows learners to think innovatively about how to communicate and make decision on everything from what will be sold in the school store to developing a student run Help Desk. Student Run Help Desk Because Educators are given the flexibility to create projects that are relevant to the School, a Student run Help Desk was developed with the intention of supporting the district run help desk in the school. Enabling Technologies OneNote 2007, Word 2007, Excel 2007 Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007, Microsoft Student 2009, Live Search IT Academy, MSDNAA and industry standardized technology training will be incorporated into this ongoing year long project. http://www.iste.org/Content/NavigationMenu/NETS/ForTeachers/2008Standards/NETS_T_Standards_Final.pdf

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18. Unified Communications Roundtable – Microsoft RoundTable is an advanced collaboration and conferencing device that provides participants with an engaging and immersive remote meeting experience. Used with Microsoft Office Communications Server 2007 or the 2007 version of Microsoft Office Live Meeting, RoundTable provides a 360-degree view of the conference room, high-quality audio, and video that tracks the flow of conversation among multiple speakers. – @ SOTF: Roundtable has been leveraged in Partner meetings, software demonstrations, Educator interviews, and professional development. This year: Virtual pen pals (Korea and Puerto Rico), Hip Hop Dance, Minority Student Day

19. innovation and business development team Microsoft Roundtable

20. DEMO

21. SharePoint Capabilities Integrated Capabilities to Streamline Work Portal Search Enterprise Content Management Business Process and Forms Business Intelligence Collaborative Workspaces Platform Services Workspaces, Mgmt, Security, Storage, Topology, Site Model BI for the Masses Server-based Excel spreadsheets and data visualization, Report Center, BI Web Parts, KPIs/Dashboards, data source connectivity Collaboration in Context Docs/tasks/calendars, Web 2.0 technologies (blogs, wikis, RSS), Outlook and real-time presence integration, offline docs/lists, project management “lite” Business Process Automation and Data Collection OOB workflows, WF Integration, Rich and Web forms based front-ends, metadata and taxonomy management, pluggable SSO Single Platform to Manage your Intranet, Extranet, and Internet Enterprise portal template, Site Model, Customizable interactive workspaces for individuals and teams, governance, privacy and security controls Simplified access to Information and Expertise Enterprise scalability, contextual relevance, rich unstructured, people and business data search Easy to Use Infrastructure for Content Management Integrated document management, records management, and Web content management with workflow and policies to support compliance Web2.0/Social Computing

22. Collaboration Simplify Working Together Empower Teams Through Workspaces Connect Organizations Through Portals Enable Communities with Social Computing Tools Reduce Cost & Complexity for IT Pervasive capabilities for where and how people work EmpowerConnect EnableReduce EmpowerConnect EnableReduce EmpowerConnect EnableReduce EmpowerConnect EnableReduce

23. innovation and business development team Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007 Collaboration Allow teams to work together effectively, collaborate on and publish documents, maintain task lists, implement workflows, and share information through the use of wikis and blogs.Collaboration Portals Create a personal MySite portal to share information with others and personalize the user experience and content of an enterprise Web site based on the user’s profile.Portals Enterprise Search Quickly and easily find people, expertise, and content in business applications.Enterprise Search Enterprise Content Management Create and manage documents, records, and Web content.Enterprise Content Management Business Process and Forms Create workflows and electronic forms to automate and streamline your business processes.Business Process and Forms Business Intelligence Allow information workers to easily access critical business information, analyze and view data, and publish reports to make more informed decisions.Business Intelligence

24. innovation and business development team SOTF Learning Portal Objectives Continuous Teachable moments are not limited to the classroom alone Relevant Inspired by the connection between curriculum and real world Adaptive Ability to offer individualized learning opportunities to learners Collaborative solution for managing digital content, personal communications and time management for the educational community Parents and Tutors Learners

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26. innovation and business development team Web Enabled Windows Firefox 1.5+ Netscape 8.1+ Mozilla 1.7+ Macintosh Safari 2.0+ Firefox 1.5+ Unix/Linux Firefox 1.5+ Netscape 7.2+ Please note that the following web browsers, which were supported in previous versions of SharePoint Products and Technologies, will not be supported in the new version: Internet Explorer 5.01 Internet Explorer 5.5x Internet Explorer for Macintosh Third-party web browser versions earlier than the ones listed as supported above

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