IAIS Presentation: BYOT 1 YEar Later
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Jen LaMaster and JD Ferries-Rowe presented at the IAIS 2013 conference on using technology to improve education at Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School. They discussed routing network traffic more efficiently to address bandwidth bottlenecks. They also highlighted examples of using technology to enhance collaboration between students and teachers, such as collaborative note-taking and flipped classroom lessons. Their presentation emphasized integrating technology in a way that is invisible and natural, like in everyday life outside of school.
IAIS Presentation: BYOT 1 YEar Later
- 1. Jen LaMaster, Director of Faculty Development JD Ferries-Rowe, CIO Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School IAIS 2013
- 3. That Rubber Hit the Road The login/password that you have typed is incorrect or you do not have any books available for this format.
- 4. Focus on Access, not on Gadgets Tech-Geek: Routing Electrons Let's look at some numbers. 3rd period (almost every student has a 3rd period class) we have about 1/3 of the students actively using devices across the network on day to. capacity on the wireless controller looks to a potential bottleneck as we are 50% capacity. -- We start mapping out a solution to reroute traffic across a VLAN that will not go through the controller after authentication. It's more complicated than our current setup but will be much more efficient. Estimated time - 8 hours. Next week's project.
- 7. Backward Design Process Wiggins and McTighe Model (Understanding By Design) Identify Desired Results 1 Determine Acceptable Evidence 2 Plan Learning Experiences 3
- 8. Department Level Curriculum Design (then tech) And Jimmy Johns ;-)
- 9. Brown Bag Lunch Collaboration and Conversation
- 11. Collaborative Lessons Computer Apps
- 12. Student Choice for Appropriate Tool Algebra I
- 13. Increased student/teacher interaction and collaboration English 9
- 14. Collaborative notes and content creation Collaborative Notes Biology
- 15. 20 classrooms using Flipped Teaching Techniques Flipped Chemistry Lesson
- 16. Invisible Integration Just Like Life
- 18. What Digital Native means (hint: its not Steve Job, Bill Gates, or a digital citizen) Technology issues are different than Behavioral issues Collaborative problem solving These students will be so well prepared
- 20. Contact Us Jen LaMaster (@40ishoracle) jlamaster@brebeuf.org http://40ishoraclereflections.blogspot.com JD Ferries-Rowe (@jdferries) jdferries@brebeuf.org http://geekreflection.blogspot.com
Editor's Notes
- #4: Cloudprint vs. Eprint; rerouting wireless vlans, upgrading wireless controller and Aps, upgrading core switch, the firewall fiasco, bandwidth, limiting student traffic on youtube, password reset day
- #19: More nouns not verbs, focus on effective communication not PPT; focus on research process not databases and MLA