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The 1:1 Classroom Instructional PlatformDecember 2015
EXPLOROSCONFIDENTIAL
Exploros is the 1:1 Device Classroom Platformthat transforms a…
EXPLOROS AT A GLANCE
ELA
Math
Science
Social Studies
DISTRICT’S SCOPE & SEQUENCE
CUSTOM PLAYLISTS
TEACHER-GUIDED LEARNING EXPERIENCES
AUTHENTIC LEARNING DATA
into of 1:1 device that yield
Engage Students
Improve Lesson Design and Instructional Method
All students have a voice in the collaborative classroom learning experience and can express themselves in a variety of ways for differentiated learning.
Using Exploros to focus on lesson design and instructional approach, districts can shift to OER content and accelerate device purchases with instructional materials savings.
How we teach is what we teach. Exploros makes it easier for teachers to implement rich instructional methodologies such as the 5Es, PBL, and more.
Shift to Sustainable Financial Model
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1. Exploros Sustainable Financial Model
2. Exploros Framework
3. Curriculum Transformation
4. Financial Analysis
5. District’s Benefits in Working with Exploros
Agenda
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What if you could save money, get learning data, and after a few years pay
for devices out of your operating budget?
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Exploros Transformation Model
Core curriculum Years under publisher’s contract 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 5 years Total
ELA 3 $14 $14 $14 $42Math 4 $14 $14 $14 $14 $56Science 2 $14 $14 $28Social studies 1 $14 $14Total Core curriculum $56 $42 $28 $14 $- $140Supplemental curriculum $44 $34 $25 $20 $20 $143Total Instructional Materials $100 $76 $53 $34 $20 $283Assessment $40 $35 $25 $25 $25 $150Support, data $42 $30 $25 $20 $20 $137Total materials, assessment, data & support $182 $141 $103 $79 $65 $570Exploros Subscription $10 $15 $20 $25 $70Total/student/year $182 $151 $118 $99 $90 $6401:1 Devices $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $325Total Including 1:1 devices budget $247 $216 $183 $164 $155 $965
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Current District Model ( National average)Core curriculum Years under publisher’s
contract 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20 5 years TotalELA 3 $14 $14 $14 $14 $14 $70Math 4 $14 $14 $14 $14 $14 $70Science 2 $14 $14 $14 $14 $14 $70Social studies 1 $14 $14 $14 $14 $14 $70Total core curriculum $56 $56 $56 $56 $56 $280Supplemental curriculum $44 $44 $44 $44 $44 $220Total instructional materials $100 $100 $100 $100 $100 $500Assessment $40 $40 $40 $40 $40 $200Support, data $42 $42 $42 $42 $42 $210Total materials, assessment, data & support $182 $182 $182 $182 $182 $9101:1 Devices $65 $65 $65 $65 $65 $325Total including 1:1 device budget $247 $247 $247 $247 $247 $1,235
New curriculum adoptions (example cycles)
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Per Student Savings
• Exploros drives efficiencies in 1:1 classrooms by reducing districts instructional materials spent.
• Districts can self-publish, use OER based curriculum and only pay for actual usage.
• Exploros also enables significant savings on assessment, PD, data and IT support by streamlining district technology needs.
• Exploros can save the district money from the outset. In year 3, a district can pay for device refresh from the operating budget, which can accelerate 1:1 adoption, and increase savings.
Savings with Exploros $0 $31 $64 $83 $92 $270 * $64+ saved is annual cost of a Chromebook. Watch financial model video
Exploros Sustainable ModelFinancial Model
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Core CurriculumELA (3 years under current adoption) $14 $14Math (4 years under current adoption) $14 $14Science (2 years under current adoption) $14 $14Social Studies (1 year under current adoption) $14 $14Total for Core Curriculum $56 $56Supplemental Curriculum $44 $44Total Core + Supplemental Curriculum $100 $100Assessment $40 $40Support and Data $42 $42Total (Current Model) $182 $1821:1 Device $65 $65Total (Current Model) with Device $247 $247
Per Student Per Year 2015/16 2016/17 2017/18 2018/19 2019/20
Current District Model (National Average)Financial Model
$247 per student per
year
$85 per book / 5 years
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The school’s existing curriculum (the what and how
of classroom instruction)that engage students and
automatically collect authentic learning data
into teacher-guided, collaborative learning
experiences
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Exploros is a platform for teaching and learning in a one-to-one face to face classrooms. Exploros facilitates teacher led instruction with active student participation and
collaboration throughout the lesson.
Exploros transforms…
Exploros transforms the learning experience for teachers and students by capturing the best of classroom practices (i.e., the social learning process) and seizing the potential of digital devices as a means to explore and interact with
content, peers, and others.Watch the video
Exploros Framework
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✦ Based on district curriculum and linked to district resources
✦ Specifically designed for 1:1 classrooms
✦ Data, mapped to Learning Standards
✦ Teacher customizable at all levels
Exploros Provides
Core “Playlist” of Experiences per Subject / Grade
1
2 Implementation Support
Lesson Transformation
Curriculum Scope and Sequence per Subject / Grade
1
District Provides
District Owned or Preferred Textbooks or Resources
2
Learning Standards (e.g. Common Core / TEKS)
3
Preferred Instructional Design Models
4
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ELA
Math
Social Studies
Science
8th grade
1. The Early Americas and European Exploration (Prehistory-1500)1. The Early Americas and European Exploration (Prehistory-1500)2. Early Europe, Africa, and Asia3. European Exploration in the Americas
2. European Colonization of North America (1500-1750)1. Spanish Colonization and New Spain2. The First French, Dutch, and English Colonies3. The New England Colonies4. The Middle Colonies5. The Southern Colonies6. Colonial Society7. Colonial Trade and Government
3. The Revolutionary Era (1750-1783)1. The French and Indian War2. Tensions with Britain3. Taking Up Arms4. Declaring Independence5. Winning Independence
4. A Constitution for the United States (1776-Present)1. A Weak Confederation2. Drafting a Constitution3. Ideas That Influence the Constitution4. Federalists, Antifederalists, and the Bill of Rights5. Understanding the Constitution6. Amending the Constitution7. Citizens' Rights and Responsibilities
5. The Early Republic (1789-1825)1. Washington's Presidency2. The Origins of Political Parties3. John Adams's Presidency4. Jefferson's Presidency5. Madison and the War of 18126. Monroe's Presidency
6. The Age of Jackson and Westward Expansion (1824-1860)
1. Jackson Wins the Presidency / The Age of Jackson2. Presidential Policies and Political Conflict3. Native Americans on the Frontier4. Westward Movement5. Oregon Country6. The Republic of Texas7. Manifest Destiny in California and the Southwest
7. Society and Culture Before the Civil War (1820-1860)
1. The Industrial Revolution and Life in th North2. King Cotton and Life in the South3. Reform Movements4. Abolitionism5. Women's Rights6. Arts and Literature
8. Sectionalism and Civil War (1820-1860)1. Conflicts and Compromises2. Growing Tensions3. Division and the Outbreak of War4. The Course of War5. Emancipation and Life in Wartime6. The War's End
9. The Reconstruction Era (1865-1877)1. Early Reconstruction2. Radical Reconstruction3. Reconstruction and Southern Society4. The Aftermath of Reconstruction5. Western Agriculture6. Hardship for Native Americans7. Mining, Railroads, and the Economy
Per GradeScope and Sequence Per Subject
5.The Early Republic (1789-1825)1.Washington's Presidency2.The Origins of Political Parties3.John Adams's Presidency4.Jefferson's Presidency5.Madison and the War of 18126.Monroe's Presidency
Unit
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8th Grade SS Playlist
Describe the steps Washington took to set up the government of the new republic.
Explain how Hamilton aimed to create a stable economic system.
Describe arguments around Hamilton's tax plan and the causes and effects of the Whiskey Rebellion.
Explain Adams's foreign policy.
Explain why Congress decided the election of 1800 and how that election set a precedent.
Contrast the views of Hamilton and Jefferson.
Explain the origin of political parties in the early republic.
Describe how the election of 1796 increased political tensions.
Explain Washington's foreign policy, including the goal of neutrality and the impact of his Farewell Address.
Describe the controversy over the Alien and Sedition Acts.
1.Washington’s Presidency 3. John Adam’s Presidency2. The Origins of Political Parties
Exploros Provides Custom District Playlist
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Example Experience: John Adams Foreign Policy
5E Instructional Model
Built-in teacher notes for emphasizing key points
Live thoughts from students
Teacher pacing control, Small group work, Performance tasks, Peer review, and more
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ELAMATH
ELA/Reading Mathematics Science & Engineering Social Studies Other
Reading 3-6
Reading K-12
Struggling Readers
ELL
Graphing Calculator
Math K-12
Math K-12
Science 3-5
MS Science
Science Simulations
Science Simulations
Science 6-8
Science 6-12
Supplemental
Subscription
6-12 Social Studies
Digital Citizenship
Teachers Tools
Project Based Learning
Digital Literacy
Drug Prevention
(in discussions)
(in discussions)
(in discussions)
Lesson plans
Publishers and OER
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Innovations in K12 EducationExploros Helps Educators Leverage Innovations
1:1 Devices1
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Most of technology serves the devices, Exploros serves the classroom.
Need for Robust Reporting4Exploros is a holistic system approach that provides robust performance and usage reporting, that can be differentiated and customized.
SSO and Connectivity2
Google makes classroom sign in simple. Federal eRate is funding high-speed wifi. Two tech roadblocks removed.
OER and District Self-Publishing 3Districts are developing their own curriculum. Federal and state push for. Exploros allows districts to self-publish social lesson plans to 1:1 device classrooms.
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Value Proposition For DistrictsShorten teachers’ 1:1 implementation learning curve and accelerate teachers technology skills
Show ROI on your devices. Get data on devices usage
Save on curriculum with OER opportunities and self publishing Get an authentic classroom data
backbone for continuous improvement
Use the curriculum you already own, but transform it to true 1:1
Promote the district by sharing branded learning experiences with the community and other districts
Instant Google integration through Exploros means simple on-boarding and more usage
Transition to a service model supporting the district’s ownership of the curriculum
Receive actual curriculum usage data to prove efficacy and learn where to invest
SAAS
Streamline district systems: SSO, apps, supplementals — each adds friction and yields disparate data.
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Transformation Partnership
MOU
Teacher PD
Curriculum Planning
Classroom Implementation
Phase 1
District Implementation
Innovation Grant
Leadership Discussions