Technology Boot Camp District Five Schools of Spartanburg Roxann Owens, Tom Taylor, Wanda Tripp.

Technology Boot Camp

District Five Schools of Spartanburg

Roxann Owens, Tom Taylor, Wanda Tripp

Tech Boot CampTech Boot Camp

ObjectivesObjectivesProvide an overview of District Five TechnologyDistrict Five TechnologyFamiliarize teachers with common procedurescommon procedures for

accessing technologyProvide experience with the GroupwiseGroupwise e-mail systemDiscuss methods for integrating technologyintegrating technology into the

classroomDiscuss the responsibility responsibility of teachersFamiliarize new teachers with common technology toolstechnology toolsAvoid “Death by PowerPointDeath by PowerPoint” by providing hands-on

experiences


Our goal…Our goal…

To provide enough To provide enough information about our information about our system so that new system so that new teachers can get started teachers can get started right away with right away with technology in their technology in their classrooms.classrooms.


AgendaAgenda

Participants are divided into three groups by grade levelEach group will attend five sessions covering the

following topics:Using Groupwise e-mailAcceptable Use PolicyCommon Software ToolsInternet ResourcesTeaching Strategies for TechnologyTrouble-shooting tips


HandoutsHandouts

Handouts will be provided for each of the sessions. These may be added to the folder provided for you this morning.

All handouts and supplementary material will be available on the district web site.


We believe that…We believe that…

All learners, including educators, should be able to use technology effectively as a fundamental tool for learning through research, communication, and expression.

Authentic uses of technology must be seamlessly blended within disciplines to enhance student ability to meet or exceed state standards.


We believe that…We believe that…

Skillful use of technology supports the development of process skills such as flexibility, adaptability, critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration, which are essential to success in our rapidly changing information age.

It is imperative for all students to have access to information via technology as a basis for lifelong learning.


Fast FactsFast Facts

District Five maintains approximately 1500 Microsoft Windows-based computers.

Novell Netware-based network connects classrooms and schools.

All classrooms in District Five are connected to the network and the Internet.



Computer labs are available in each school for large-group instruction.

Groupwise e-mail is available for all teachers and staff.

Technology training is provided on a regular basis through graduate courses and workshops throughout the year.



Peripheral equipment such as digital cameras, scanners, SmartBoards, and LCD projectors are available for teacher use in all schools.

Laptop computers are available for teacher check-out.

Microsoft Office is available on all computers.



Inspiration and Kidspiration are available at all schools.

Spectrum CIRC/CAT software is available for library card catalog searches.

Accelerated Reader is available in grades k-3 and Scholastic Reading Counts is available for grades 4-12.



The district website, www.spart5.k12.sc.uswww.spart5.k12.sc.us, provides information to the District Five community and hosts individual school websites.

A full-time School Technology Coordinator is available in each school for curriculum support .


District Five District Five enjoys enjoys

tremendous tremendous support for support for

technology from technology from Administration Administration and the School and the School

Board.Board.


School Technology Coordinators

School Technology Coordinators

Certified TeachersTrained in Novell Network administrationProvides training for faculty and staff Provides technical and instructional support


District Tech Team Organization

District Tech Team Organization

Assistant Superintendent for Instruction

District Technology Coordinator

Principals

Training Coordinator

District Technician

School Technology

Coordinators

Computer Lab Assistant


Types of User ID’sTypes of User ID’s

NovellNovell – primary method of accessing the network

GroupwiseGroupwise – same as Novell, and forms the first part of your e-mail address

Windows – NOT USED ON OUR NETWORKSoftware specific – Osiris, Accelerated Reader,

others


Novell LoginNovell Login


Novell Network ID’sNovell Network ID’s

Your network user ID consists of the first six letters of your last name followed by your first and middle initials. EXAMPLES:

George W. BushGeorge W. Bush User ID:

BushGWBushGWNelson J. MandelaNelson J. Mandela User ID:

MandelNJMandelNJ The network ID is not case sensitive. Your e-mail address will be your user ID followed by @spart5.k12.sc.us. In the example above, George W. Bush’s e-mail address would be

[email protected]@spart5.k12.sc.us.


Today’s Login ID’sToday’s Login ID’s

Today we will use temporary login ID’sCamp01, Camp02, etc.

Temporary logins will have e-mail accounts and home directories, and will function just like your real accounts.


Windows Login – NOT USED

Windows Login – NOT USED


Important StuffImportant Stuff

Rest room locationsDrink machinesLunch and other breaksSign-in sheetsPay procedures

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