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Today your Mission is:
To be more creative, collaborative and productive in order to face the bigger
challenges that wait for us back at school.
Support 21C Skills
Rule 2:Learn like
your students
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Jason JacobsNovember 2013
Intel® Education Australia
Inspiring Teachers, Captivating Students
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Intel Corporation:The World’s Largest Semiconductor Manufacturer
300 Facilities in 50 Countries
100,000 Employees
43,000 technical degrees, 12,000 Masters in Science, 4,000 PhD’s,
4,000 MBA’s
One of the Top Ten Most Valuable Brands in the World for 10
Consecutive Years
Invests $100 Million Each Year in Education Across More than 50
Countries
Intel Teach Program
One Million Hours of Volunteer Service in Our Communities in 2010
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United States and other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
Intel® Education in Australia
Our mission is to support the rapid adoption of technology in the classroom.
We enable an ecosystem of hardware, software and digital content designed to help students learn and offer educators the tools to effectively integrate technology into the classroom.
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MNC OEM Products
Intel® Education Alliance
500+ e-textbook publishers,
SW/HW and solution
providers
Intel® Education Software
Teacher
Professional
Development
Deployment
Support
Blueprints,
workshops
Intel® Education
K-12 Tools and Resources
Intel® classmate PCs,
Intel® Education Tablets,
Accessories
PRODUCTSEDUCATION
SOFTWARELOCALLY RELEVANT
CONTENT
IMPLEMENTATION
SUPPORT
FLEXIBLE, HOLISTIC EDUCATION TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION
+++
Intel® Education Solutions: EDUCATION REQUIRES MORE THAN GREAT DEVICES
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Intel® Teach Elements
• Teacher professional learning
• Free, online
• Interactive
• Pedagogical focus
• Localised for Australia
• Registered by DEC with NSWIT
• Mapped to National Professional Teacher Standards
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*Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
Course Titles
Collaboration in the Digital Classroom
Assessment in 21st Century Classrooms
Project-Based Approaches
New for 2014! Inquiry in the Science Classroom
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United States and other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
Online tools & resources
Visual Ranking
Showing Evidence Seeing Reason
Assessing Projects
Mobile Scenarios
Shake ‘n Teach
Intel Education
Help Guide
Designing Effective
Projects
Unit & Lesson
Plans
Online resources
Apps available now
Apps in development
Learn Windows 8
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Managed Learning – Project Monitoring
Managed Learning –Quiz Push and track
Managed Learning – Student Help request
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be claimed as the property of others.
Pressure sensitive pen enabled learning
WiDi Enabled Board
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United States and other countries. *Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.
IOT – what Intel is doing next, wearables !
HOW STUDENTS USE TECH…
Source: ITL teacher survey, 2011 Based on analysis by SRI International
Basic uses of
ICT
High level
uses of ICT
36%
26%
17%
15%
15%
12%
9%
6%
5%
5%
3%
Find information on the…
Practice routine skills and…
Take tests or turn in…
Write or edit stories,…
Analyze data or…
Access class resources or…
Collaborate with peers…
Create multimedia…
Use simulations or…
Work with others from…
Develop simulations or…
CONSUME
CREATE
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Apps + full applications working together to provide the richest, no compromise experience .
Support note taking with digital pen, sketching, annotating, showing process, prototyping and complex visual thinking
Handwriting recognition for mathematics, music, chemistry etc.
Support for functional software for graphic design and creativity
Support typing for longer assignments, multitask for complex research & knowledge building, including MS Office
Support music composition, playing, composing etc.
Video and audio capture and editing
Support for small amounts of typing
Voice, video, and audio collaboration
Internet research
P1-3 P - 12 P7-12
Skills for tomorrow’s workforce
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
2 in 1
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
Consumption Production
RT Tablets
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The schools who work through these steps are more likely to :
• Deploy the right model of BYOD• Get measurably good outcomes (beyond
engagement)• Have a sustainable, scalable & replicable program
1: Premium, set
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
Slate/Tablet
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Consumption Production
Bring a mandated powerful, fully functional device
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
RT Tablets
2: Premium, choice
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
Slate/Tablet
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Consumption Production
Bring a powerful, fully functional device, with set specs
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
RT Tablets
3: Premium, breadth
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
Slate/Tablet
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Consumption Production
Bring a powerful, fully functional device, plus other devices
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
RT Tablets
4: VDI
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
Slate/Tablet
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Consumption Production
Serve via VDI on consumption devices
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
RT Tablets
5: Pure BYOD
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
Slate/Tablet
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Consumption Production
Bring any device with no set specs
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
RT Tablets
Who owns the device(s)?
Pro
du
ctivity
Simple
mobile
Smartphones
Fully-functional
laptop
Slate/Tablet
PC with Pen
No skills Employability Skills
Consumption Production
Apps-based
Slate/Tablet
RT TabletsGovernment or Sponsor
pays
Parents pay
Co-contribution
model
School pays
What is Windows 8?
Apps + Software +
No Compromise
device
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Ultrabooks™
A Range of Mobile PC Devices
Tablets 2in1
“The Best Windows* 8 experience. It just works.”
Thin, lightweight device that moves as
fast as I do for media and internet
surfing. Long battery life and always on.
Ultra responsive, ultra sleek,
great performance experience.
Now with Touch.
Convertibility is a feature Convertibility is a feature
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Intel® Education Australia
www.intel.com/education/au
Jason Jacobs
Intel Education
Email: jason.a.jacobs@intel.com
Rebecca HarringtonManager, Intel Teach Program
Email: rebecca.harrington@crossmark.com.au
Apps and web sites from Microsoft to help teachers and students share and learn together in a safe and fun way.
Launch straight into a
browser through the
portal
My stuff
With or without
internet access…
“We don’t scan your email or documents for building analytics, data mining, or advertising, or to improve the service. There is no mingling of your data. Office 365 always allows you to keep your customer data separate from consumer services.”
Office 365
Privacy and
Security centres
• Devolved administration roles
• Policies
• Logs & reports
• Content control
• Notifications and workflows
Software installs At school/work At home BYOD
Teachers SOE Work from Home Work from Home
Students SOE Office 365 Office 365
Everyone else SOE Work from Home Work from Home
Student BYOD
Teacher at school
Teacher at home
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