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Educational Technologies from CMU Ananda Gunawardena School of Computer Science Carnegie Mellon University

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Page 1: [PPT]PowerPoint Presentation - Carnegie Mellon School of ...ab/TRETC07/tretc07.ppt · Web viewEducational Technologies from CMU Ananda Gunawardena School of Computer Science Carnegie

Educational Technologies from CMU

Ananda GunawardenaSchool of Computer ScienceCarnegie Mellon University

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Outline• Learn a bit about tablet PC’s

– Vendors, cost• Hands on activities

– Tablet as a classroom presentation tool• Journal, Classroom presenter• Archiving the notes

– Reading Comprehension• Adaptive Book

– Tablet Math• Setup and activities

• Grants– HP Technology for Teaching– PA State Grants

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Today’s Market: New Slates

Sahara i21312.1”, 1.6GHz Centrino

Motion Computing

Tatung TTAB10.4”, 1 GHz ULV

Tatung B12D12.1” 1.2 GHz Centrino

Fujitsu 5000

10.4/12.1, Indoor/Outdoor

1.1 GHz ULV

NECVersaPro, 10.4”, 1.1 GHz

LE 1600

LS 800

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Today’s Market: New Convertibles

Acer

C1xx

C300

C250

Averatec C3500AMD 2200+

12.1”, DVD

Electrovaya1.4 GHz Centrino

12.1”, Biometrics

Scribbler SC-2200

Gateway M27514.1”, DVD

1.8 GHz Pentium-M

SHARPActius TN10W12.1”, 1.1 GHz

ToshibaM200, 12.1” SXGA+

2 GHz Pentium-M

ViewSonic12.1”, 1 GHz

FujitsuT4000

IBM ThinkPad x41

HP tc4200

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Today’s Market: New Hybrids & Ruggeds

HP Compaq TC1100ULV Celeron or Pentium

10.4”, 1.1 GHz

Walkabout Hammerhead

10.4”, 4.5 lbs

933 MHz P-III M

HybridRuggedized

Itronix8.4”, 933 MHz ULV

Xplore iX10410.4” 1.1 GHz ULV

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A Concept Tablet for Kids

• Low power– (7W)

• 8.4” display• Tethered pen• Rugged

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Today’s Market: Forecasts

• Mobile Market Projections (IDC)

Ultra-Portable1 or 2 spindle,10-12” screen, 2-4 lbs.

Ultra-Mobile0 to 1 spindle, 5-8” screen, < 2 0 to 1 spindle, 5-8” screen, < 2

lbs. lbs.

Thin & Light2 spindle, 14-15” screen, 4-7 lbs.2 spindle, 14-15” screen, 4-7 lbs.

Transportable2 & 3 spindle, 14-17” screen, 7-12 lbs.2 & 3 spindle, 14-17” screen, 7-12 lbs.

0%0%

8%8%

30%30%

2004Market share

63%63%

1%1%

17%17%

19%19%

2006Market share

63%63%

3%3%

31%31%

10%10%

2008Market share

56%56%

Consumers, Mobile ProfessionalsCY08 Market: 2.5M, CAGR (04-08): 40%

Mobile Professionals,Information WorkersCY08 Market: 28.4M, CAGR (04-08): 51.4%,

Information Workers,Consumers CY08 Market: 51M, CAGR (04-08): 22%

Information Workers,ConsumersCY08 Market: 8.9M, CAGR (04-08): -11%

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Why Tablet PCs are Cool!!!

• Writing is better than typing when explaining ideas.

• Tablets are like “Smart Paper”• Sketch your idea. See it come to life• Tablets allow us to save our handwritten

work for future access– for us– for students

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Tablet PC for instructor• Windows Journal

– Convert “any” document to a journal document

– Annotate – lot better than powerpoint and smart board

– Save annotated notes as a pdf• Classroom Presenter

– Conduct an interactive classroom– Receive students handwritten responses– Critique in real time

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Tablet PC for Students• Make learning fun• Tablet Math Whiz System

– A web application where teachers can manage classroom

• Set up exercises, goal, math facts• Automated grading of students handwritten work• Look the scratch work of the students to see what

they are not getting• Reduces/eliminates grading time. Focus on

teaching

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Tablet Math WhizSmart client – web server Model

Correct problems

Incorrect problems

Set up class

Assess student learning

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Measuring Reading Comprehension

• A “smart” program developed at CMU• Works with any platform (tablets not

necessary)• All we need is digital content ported into

Adaptive Book• See Brochure

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Process• Teacher creates a reading exercise• Teacher creates

– an “expert” markup– Load into the Markup analysis tool

• Student are assigned the reading exercise– Students creates a “markup” of the content– Markups are saved and submitted to the

online markup analysis tool – Students gets a “grade” and feedback– Interactively “improve” the markup

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Benefits• Finally there is a reading program to measure

what students read• System is engaging and interactive• It is like a game – how close can I get to my

teachers thinking• Marking up content is not random – students

really have to think about it• No grading for the teacher – students keep

reading until they can get a “satisfactory” score

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Grants• HP Technology for Teaching Grant• Basic Grants

– Provide upto 5 Tablet PC’s and other equipment

• Leadership Grants– More equipment for students

• http://www.hp.com/hpinfo/grants/us/programs/tech_teaching/k12_main.html

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Conclusion• CMU is interested in doing pilot projects with

– School Districts– After School Programs– Cyber Schools– Administrators/Teachers

• Goal is to reduce the workload for the teacher (grading etc) and increase the technology effectiveness

• Contact: [email protected] (412)268-1559