21st Century Learning:Preparing Students for Success

A Digital Learning Seminar for Independent Schools in Atlanta.

The Walker School700 Cobb Parkway N.,

Marietta, GA 30062 Agenda...

• 8:30 Welcome, Introductions & Overview for the day, Dr. James Kelley

• 9:00 21st Century Middle School, Dr. Tim Tyson

• 10:00 Break

• 10:10 Why 1-1 & more, Dave Russell

• 11:00 iPods in education, Dr. Jim Wolfgang

• 11:30 Practitioners Panel, Tools & Challenges

• 12:15 Lunch & iPod drawing!

URL for Apple Education Resources go do here....

Rethink.

The road to thedigital school.

Register today.Please contact Andre Vlajk, Georgia K-12 Account Manager, at 770 595-4563 with any questions you may have.To register for this Apple Education Seminar Please use the following URL for registration:http://seminars.apple.com/goToEvent.html?id=54034

Rethink.TASA - Apple Leadership Institute

April 1, 2008

The 21st Century World is Flat

The nature of the competition is changing

The nature of the workforce is changing

The nature of education is changing

New Basic Skill Sets for the Digital Economy

Grammar TypingAccountingShorthand

Word ProcessingSpreadsheet

Database

Digital GraphicsVideo CreationWeb PublishingPodcasting

1960s 1980s 2000s

Digital Natives & Their Culture...

Digital Natives & Their Culture...

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records

tmWeb 2.0

email

cd/dvdcar dvd

iPod

ps3 & xboxpda

pda games

computers

video conf.SMS

fax

vhs

wifi

bluetoothblackberry

cable tv

satellite tv

tivo

pagers:)

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web movies

cnn

satellite radio

tv

moviesphones

magazines

books

instant messaging

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records

smart phones

tmWeb 2.0

email

cd/dvdcar dvd

iPod

ps3 & xboxpda

pda games

computers

video conf.

phones

fax

vhs

wifi

bluetoothblackberry

cable tv

satellite tv

tivo

pagers:)

:*

:Pmtv

web movies

cnn

satellite radio

tv

movies

SMSmagazinespen & paper

books

instant messaging

cassette

Now

MySpace VoIPwii iPhone

2nd Life

music

Learn By Listening

social comedy radio news technology podcast rock talk humor internet politics entertainment indie movies npr media alternative travel electronic history commentary art computers interviews kcrw sports funny german public radio art mac books life food latin fun football family buddhism reviews independent culture pop education mp3 film music linux blog love animals english chemistry kids christianity tech baseball photography cinema dj debates software travel geek electronica folk live guitar show canada games electro stories dance commentaries rap voice memos soul interview basketball business recording marketing rants blues science liberal opinion video games economics comics computer philosophy personal Apple fiction religion im

Learn By Listening

social comedy radio news technology podcast rock talk humor internet politics entertainment indie movies npr media alternative travel electronic history commentary art computers interviews kcrw sports funny german public radio art mac books life food latin fun football family buddhism reviews independent culture pop education mp3 film music linux blog love animals english chemistry kids christianity tech baseball photography cinema dj debates software travel geek electronica folk live guitar show canada games electro stories dance commentaries rap voice memos soul interview basketball business recording marketing rants blues science liberal opinion video games economics comics computer philosophy personal Apple fiction religion im

Learn By Listening

social comedy radio news technology podcast rock talk humor internet politics entertainment indie movies npr media alternative travel electronic history commentary art computers interviews kcrw sports funny german public radio art mac books life food latin fun football family buddhism reviews independent culture pop education mp3 film music linux blog love animals english chemistry kids christianity tech baseball photography cinema dj debates software travel geek electronica folk live guitar show canada games electro stories dance commentaries rap voice memos soul interview basketball business recording marketing rants blues science liberal opinion video games economics comics computer philosophy personal Apple fiction religion im

& Watching...

Learn By Listening

social comedy radio news technology podcast rock talk humor internet politics entertainment indie movies npr media alternative travel electronic history commentary art computers interviews kcrw sports funny german public radio art mac books life food latin fun football family buddhism reviews independent culture pop education mp3 film music linux blog love animals english chemistry kids christianity tech baseball photography cinema dj debates software travel geek electronica folk live guitar show canada games electro stories dance commentaries rap voice memos soul interview basketball business recording marketing rants blues science liberal opinion video games economics comics computer philosophy personal Apple fiction religion im

& Watching...

Who Are These Students?

Generation Y Millennials Echo Boomers Thumb Generation

They view technology as an environment

Today’s students live in a digital world

...and they are mobile

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

FY ’99 FY ’00 FY ’01 FY ’02 FY ’03 FY ’04

Laptop

Desktop

Source: Student Monitor, Fall 2004

(% of Students)

2005then

Connected Individuals Groups Content

and they are connected!In innovative ways and in new communities

2005then

New Communities New ContentNew Connections

and they are connected!In innovative ways and in new communities