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This is a summary of our visit to the Smartech & HP headquarters.
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SAMUEL W. SHAW SCHOOL, CALGARY
•IWBs used by students mainly, not only for teachers to provide instruction
•Ebooks & IWBs – teachers writing notes in the margins when sharing
reading
•Online subscriptions that allow students’ access from home (e.g.
Discovery education)
•Special cases (autism, Down syndrome, learning disabilities, second lang
learners) learn better through technology. Curriculum adapted for these
cases
•Teachers just being taught the IWB’s basic management,
they researched and learned by themselves. School’s
policy states IWBs’ use as mandatory
•One set of 30 ipods. Students use them for downloading
Video
•Portal (Alberta Board of Education) – access to students,
Parents and teachers
SMARTECH
•One touch integrated products – SMART Board/ Table/ Response /Sync
/Exchange /Administrator tools
•System: hardware, software, content, PD, learning community, faculties
of education
•Training & Professional Development – SMART training certification
(Notebook and Smartboards, classroom suites), lesson designer – Five
levels of learning
HP
•Virtualization of technology - thin clients virtualized classroom
•Three projects: HP MultiSeat, HP TeachNow, HP SchoolCloud
•HP SchoolCloud – personalized anytime/anywhere learning. Students
and teachers access all their applications and data through an
Instructional Desktop that follows them … throughout their school day …
from home … or any Internet device. IT manages a handful of servers
instead of hundreds or thousands of PCs. Administrators get vital usage
data that indicates how technology affects students’ outcome
•ClassLink: software for clouding, can be uploaded on Citrix to have more
tools such as communication with students and applications such as
Photoshop and Autocad simultaneously, also video
SchoolCloud demo
LAPTOPS
CALGARY SCHOOL: One set of 30 laptops per grade (4 classes, 27
stds/class). Levels divide the set among the four classes and borrow
them.
Children allowed to bring laptops, but not hook up to network, work on a
separate network for students
MARKHAM COLLEGE (LIMA): A laptop assigned to each student from the
2nd year in Secondary school onwards (ab. 600 laptops), 2 PC labs for the
last year of Primary sch. and the first year of Secondary sch.; a lab in
Preschool and 3 labs in Primary, plus a computer per classroom. They
had a laptop cart in Bach, but since students were not careful enough they
decided to make a laptop classroom, mainly used for Maths.