Doing 1to1 Right: NECC08 SIG1to1 Forum / Doing 1to1 Right Wiki
Implementing 1-to-1 learning with technology initiatives is much more complex than simply distributing computers to students and teachers. Based on the learnings of Maine and other initiatives, this wiki explores the two critical components (teacher practice, and leadership), and four necessary but supportive components of successful initiatives (technology access & support; professional development; partnerships, and funding).
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The Laptops Are Coming! The Laptops Are Coming! - Volume 22 No. 4 - Summer 2008 - Rethinking Schools Online
Interesting article about practical implications of a 1-1 program; I need to think about the points made here
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The NC 1:1 Learning Collaborative » Welcome to the NC 1:1 Learning Collaborative
This site is for educators interested in 1-1 computing programs, to share lessons learned, identify best practices, and discuss new ideas and helpful tips about implementing educationally effective 1-1 computing programs.
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eSchoolNews - Key edtech trends May 15, 2008
Researchers identify key ed-tech trends One-to-one computing, online assessment on the rise in schools--but keeping up with bandwidth needs is a problem By Meris Stansbury, Assistant Editor, eSchool News
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Links and resources about 1-1 laptop programs
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The Laptop Institute 2008
In 2007, for the 5th year in a row, the same thing will happen, but it just keeps getting bigger and better! K-12 teachers, technology staff, and administrators from all over the world will once more join us in Memphis to share ideas for one-to-one initi
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Lakeview Academy ~ Laptop Integration Institute
Our Summer Technology Institute is designed to prepare teachers and administrators in the emerging areas of technology. Instruction will include the implementation or expansion of a wireless laptop program, Web 2.0 education and implementation ideas, and other 21st Century skills. Educators will get hands-on experience and learn more about the techniques, ideas and applications that have proven to be successful.\n\nDon't be left behind...come learn about software programs that work, open source alternatives and the exciting possibilities available with Web 2.0 tools. Collaborate with other educators to expand your learning network to gain exposure to the valuable expertise of your peers. We will also share the nuts and bolts of implementing a successful technology program to save your school time and money.\n\nWe are structuring this staff development opportunity around the new NETS standards for students. Sign up for one or both offered sessions.
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Dwight-Englewood Community - Tablet PC Program: Learning Unleashed!
The cornerstone of the Learning Unleashed program is the Tablet PC.
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Podcasting in a One-to-One tablet PC Program
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DIGITAL LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS: Tools and Technologies for Effective Classrooms
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Kentucky Country Day
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FRA Technology - Letter from Steve Compton
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SLP: Frequently Asked Questions
Why should I purchase my tablet through Rocky Hill when I might find a less expensive machine through another source (a bricks and mortar or Internet retail store, for example)? We strongly recommend that families purchase the tablet through the school's laptop purchase program. Classroom instruction using technology is more effective when all students work with the same tools; consistency and compatibility reduce the possibility of confusion and wasted class time. While it may seem that a comparable tablet could be purchased at a lower price on the outside, families should remember that laptops purchased through RHS come with features and services that are not always included in the laptop packages offered at retail stores. Purchasing these items separately almost always results in a higher total cost. The RHS tablets are bundled with software needed to operate in the RHS environment, at a savings not available through retail outlets. The customized configuration that is loaded on each tablet makes the transition from the shipping box to the classroom almost seamless. Additionally, we provide significant value-added services in the area of maintenance and support with the goal of minimizing down time should a problem arise; a laptop from our loaner pool is always available to students who purchase their laptop through RHS.
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