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Join the Revolution: Project RED Learning Community
Presented by:
The Leader in K-12 Technology Implementation Research
September 13, 2012
Which best describes you?
1.Central office and board are investigating technology options.2.District is interested in 1:1, but we are still in the early planning phase.3.Our infrastructure is in place and we are planning for our full rollout.4.We have already implemented, but we are looking at improving or expanding our program.
Agenda
• Review and discuss elements needed for successful 1:1 implementation
• Define action steps to develop a successful foundation
• What’s next…
The Project RED Team
Revolution
Second-order Change
The Problem
The Problem
+
= $100 Billion
The Problem
Source: Project RED Team members from various inspirational sources
The Problem
The Problem
Do More with Less
Project RED Vision
2 x learning
Revenue Neutral
The Research
The Research
Technology Integration in intervention classes
Principal training in 2nd order change
Change management leadership by principal
Online collaboration
Technology integration in core subjects
Online formative assessments
Student/computer ratio
Virtual field trips
Search engines
Key Implementation Factors (KIFs)
Where do you rank?
5%
11%
15%
21%
15%
13%
8%
7%
4%
1%
None
1 Factor
2 Factors
3 Factors
4 Factors
5 Factors
6 Factors
7 Factors
8 Factors
9 Factors
Percentage of Schools Employing Key Implementing Factors
1:1 Works When Properly Implemented
0%
20%
40%
60%
80%
100%
Proper 1:1* 100% 92% 90% 89% 83% 63%
All 1:1 88% 65% 70% 58% 68% 57%
All Other Schools 77% 50% 69% 45% 65% 51%
Paperwork Reduction
Disciplinary action
reduction
High-stakes test scores
increase
Drop-out rate
reduction
Paper and Copy
Machine
Graduation Rates
Pct. of RespondentsReporting Improvement
•Proper 1:1: Those schools practicing the top 4 Key Implementation Factors (13 schools).Intervention Classes Every Period, Principal Leads Change management, Online collaboration Daily, Core Curriculum weekly
1:1 Schools Have Greater Savings
0%
10%
20%
30%
40%
50%
1:1 Schools 40% 24%
All Other Schools 22% 11%
Paperwork ReductionCopy Machine
Expense Reduction
Pct. of Respondents
RESEARCH
PRACTICE
From Research to Practice
Implementation Components
Are you collaborating?
Are all components being addressed?
Are your learning goals driving these?
The Project RED Learning Community
Signature Districts
• Charleston County, SC
• Clark County, NV
• East Noble, IN
• Ferndale, WA
• Huntsville, AL
• Joplin, MO
• Kent, WA
• Natick, MA
• Owensboro, KY
• Poway, CA
• Quakertown, PA
• Reeds Spring, MO
• Richland District 2, SC
• Salisbury, PA
• Sioux City, IA
• Southern Lehigh, PA
• Springfield, NJ
• Sunnyside, AZ
Signature Districts
• Charleston County, SC
• Clark County, NV
• East Noble, IN
• Ferndale, WA
• Huntsville, AL
• Joplin, MO
• Kent, WA
• Natick, MA
• Owensboro, KY
• Poway, CA
• Quakertown, PA
• Reeds Spring, MO
• Richland District 2, SC
• Salisbury, PA
• Sioux City, IA
• Southern Lehigh, PA
• Springfield, NJ
• Sunnyside, AZ
Project RED Learning Community
Increase your chances of success by:
• Following the Project RED Design™ methodology
• Participating in online discussions, webinars and in-person institutes
•Connect in meaningful ways with other community members
• Sharing your experiences and successes
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Project RED Website Tools
REDHub: Social Networking Portal
Implementation Timeline
Project Plan Sample
Excerpt from Project RED Design™ Methodology
1:1 Cost Savings Calculator
Put in Image
Questions
Join US
www.One-to-oneinstitute.org
www.projectred.org
@Project_RED
Facebook.com/ProjectRED.org
Thank You
Thank you to our sponsors and supporters!