2015 BYOD Class Parent Night
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- 4. BYOD at What will be the same? KEY COMPETENCIES •Thinking •Relating to others •Using language, symbols and text •Managing self •Participating and contributing These will remain a focus for all learners RELATIONSHIPS •Social interactions •Children working in groups and with learning buddies •Lots of “face time” between students and teachers •Still one syndicate: syndicate wide activities, assemblies, buddy class, library, technicraft…
- 5. BYOD at What will be the same? CURRICULUM •High expectations for all learners •High priority for Literacy (Reading, Writing, Oral language •Children will still write on paper (handwriting, publishing) •Reading from a variety of texts and text forms •High priority for Numeracy •Research skills using a variety of sources •Consistency in units/topics covered with same achievement objectives •Catering for diverse needs and learning styles: teaching to different abilities using mixed and similar ability groupings •ICT integrated into all key curriculum areas •Balanced programmes that include The Arts, PE, Te Reo Māori •Digital citizenship taught to ALL children in Year 5-8 classes •Homework activities the same
- 6. BYOD at What will be different? •Less books required on the stationery list •Instant feedforward/conferencing with teacher online that supports face to face contact •Easier online collaboration between peers •Differentiation and targeted learning by having more access to a wider range of resources more frequently •Through Hapara, teachers can: •have easier access to children’s online work •manage documents •monitor work •assign tasks •manage class timetabling
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- 21. Security & Safety BYOD at ONLINE SECURITY •All Google passwords are confidential and known only to students, teachers and network administrators •All network passwords only known to teachers and network administrators •BYOD wifi only available between 8:30am and 3:30pm •Internet filtered through N4L •Monitoring of documents and websites through Hapara DEVICE SAFETY •Devices will be locked away during breaks (including wet days) and when not in class. •No BYOD devices to be used during breaks. Students can use class PCs and school Chromebooks (at the teacher’s discretion) during wet breaks •Routines set up for classes to make sure devices aren’t used/left on the floor, kept in the middle of workspaces, children walk around the class •Hard bags/cases required to carry devices (everything named) •Insurance will not be covered by the school
- 22. BYOD at Device solutions Chromebook Notebook / Laptop iPad / Tablet •Compatible with Google Apps, •Easy to use with Google sign-on •Faster and less bulky •Less likely to crash •Secure from viruses •All day battery life •Can run Google Chrome •Wider range of apps to run •Needs to have up-to-date virus protection •Battery life not as long-lasting •Wide range of apps available •More limited with using Google Apps / Hapara but can be catered for using staff PCs •Secure from viruses
- 23. BYOD at Device solutions •Acer C370 (approx $379.00) •HP 11-2203TU (approx $330.00) •HP 11-2203TU ($339.00 alone) •HP Bundle ($449.00) •HP Chromebook •HP Mouse •HP Chromebook protective sleeve •HP Headphones •3 Year Warranty
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