This document discusses using Internet of Things (IoT) technologies in schools to create authentic learning environments for students. IoT sensors could monitor classroom conditions like temperature and air quality as well as energy usage in different rooms. This real-time, real-world data would allow students to form hypotheses and look for evidence, driving more engaged learning compared to static mock data. A pilot of these IoT technologies in schools observed that it enabled the collection of more data for trend analysis than traditional teaching methods.
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1. Internet of Things @ Schools
Authentic Learning environments for our students
2. Temperature of classroom
facing park vs petrol station
O2 & CO2 emission
from plants
Different Uses of
IoT@Schools
Electricity of different equipment and energy usage
in different rooms
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No model answers given, students question
and look at evidence to prove their
hypothesis
Availability of real-time, real-world data
drives engaged learning compared to fixed
set of mock-up data
Observations from Pilot
More data collected for trend
analysis compared to traditional
methods