blended learning @ doxa deo

Equipping student for the future

Currently, 50% of today’s jobs require technology skills and

that number is expected to grow to 77% in the next 10 years

A growing number of jobs will require that applicants know

how to work remotely, dialogue online with

coworkers, work collaboratively using tools like Google

Docs and wikis, and communicate via e-mail, Skype, and

Twitter.

The globalization of the workplace requires a skill set that

many students are not taught in school.

Absence of technology in school creates a disconnect

between the students’ lives outside of the classroom

DefinitionBlended learning provides teachers

and students with flexibility.

Teachers can design lessons that

weave the best of traditional

instruction with the unique

benefits of an online component

using mobile and other technology to

achieve optimal learning

outcomes for all students.

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The addition of technology does not necessarily equate to a

21st century classroom; however, technology can be the

vehicle used to hook student interest and develop relevant

skills needed to be successful beyond school.

ClassTraditional Learning

Technology enhanced learning

Electronic Textbooks

Laptops

Cell phones

Tablets

Devices

Applications

Communication

Educational Apps

Presentation

Internet

Laptops

Cell phones

Virtual Learning

Environment

Teacher structured

Student centred

Enrichment

Remedial

Collaboration &

Construction

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Mobile Learning Road Map

Strategy and change management

Put people in place

Infrastructure

Put processes and policies in place

Textbook and Tablet supplier agreements

Information to Parents

Training

Support in place

Implementation

Review and improve

Fear

Champion

Support

IT

Content

TrainingWIFI

DocumentContract

Evaluate

Elements for a Successful Organizational Transformation:

Technology

Process

People

• Network

• WiFi (Meru)

• Internet Access• Uncapped

• High Speed

Infrastructure

• Robust tablets

• Good supplier

• Good support

• Backup units

• Insurance

Tablet in hand

• ITSI books use Moodle to distribute books

• ITSI provide and set up

Moodle Server

1. Technology

2. Proceses

2.1. Manage Tablet

2.2. Manage Textbooks

2.3. Manage Apps

2.4. Manage Technology Infrastructure

2.5. Training

2.6. Strategy & Policy

Manage Support

Contract queries

Receive faulty units

Set up test units

Get units repaired

Return units

Manage procurement + payment to school

OrderPayment to

supplier (contract)Student payment

to schoolManage repair

payment

Manage Tablet Strategy

Choose best suited tablet Choose supplier model Choose best supplier

2.1. Manage Tablets

• Choose best suited tablet

• Choose supplier model

• Choose best supplier

Choose textbook supplier

• Sign contract with publisher

• Educate teachers / studentManage Copyright

and DRM

• eBooks

• Hardcopies + Teachers guides

• Workbooks

Procurement of textbooks

• MobiReader

• PDF’s on Moodle

• Limited licences / special readersUpload books

• Books disappearing

• Reader problemsSupport

• Budget

• Students paidRecovery of cost

2.2. Manage Textbooks

• Identify

• Evaluate

• Communicate

Per subject and grade

• Free

• Paid

Choice

Purchase teacher Apps

2.3. Manage Apps

Define and implement network and Internet infrastructure

• Research best practices

Add tablet to network

• WiFi password setup

• Secure to prevent misuse

Monitor and optimize network stability

• Stats

• Identify trends

Monitor and optimize Internet access and speed

• Stats

• Identify trends

2.4. Manage Technology Infrastructure

Student initial

Student continual

Teacher formal

Teacher Informal• Knowledge Café

• MobiMentors

2.4. Training

Students

Parents

Teachers

Champion

MobiMentors

MobiMasters

IT Manager

• Runners

3. People

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