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Derwin Kitch

This document provides information about AISK's 1:1 MacBook program including reasons for adopting a 1:1 model, curriculum uses of MacBooks, purchasing options, technical support resources, acceptable use policies, and common software and services used. The key points are: 1) A 1:1 model allows for more student-centered learning, accommodates varied learning styles, and helps students acquire 21st century workforce skills. 2) MacBooks will be integrated into the curriculum and allow anytime access to assignments, information, and learning tools. 3) Technical support is provided through a help desk and insurance is available through CGM Gallagher to cover loss, damage, or breakdown.

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AISK MacBook Program
Why 1:1?learning becomes more student-based
accommodation of varied learning styles
strong communications within community
anytime, anywhere access to assignments, information, materials, and learning tools
acquisition of 21st century skills for the workforce
access and empower “digital natives”Shift Happenshttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TZjRJeWfVtY&feature=related
Curriculum
Why Mac?http://www.apple.com/education/profiles/science-leadership-academy/#video-slahttp://www.apple.com/education/profiles/greene-county/#video-greene-county
Practical Side of Things
Help Desk
How to avoid frustrations!3 steps
Insurance
InsuranceInsurance through CGM Gallagher
Loss or damage from accident, theft, riot, strike or civil unrest, acts of God, malicious damage, surge
Breakdown due to operator’s negligence/misuse
10% deductible per item

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Editor's Notes

  1. Guide on the side rather than a sage on the stageResearch very positive
  2. Our world is changing so fast, it’s important to teach our students the skills that they need to succeed in a future that we cannot predict.Need to create independent users who can problem solve
  3. Deliver curriculumLearning toolsAssessments
  4. Craig and Omar – introduceEncourage students to drop byAt times, it takes a second time to solve
  5. Wrap power chords properly – treat power cables properlyTransport D. A.’s turned offBatteries are another issue – have D. A.’s charged and ready to go
  6. Insurance is never easy or fast – best bet is to avoid having to use it – that means students taking care of their D.A.s but it is there and it’s important to buy – 3 years
  7. Formal AUP that students must signStandard for schools to do so
  8. What students hate the most – and parents question the most.Filter
  9. Necessary?