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The One Room Digital Schoolhouse by Phil Snow

Mission: To create a software package which could function independently in any classroom

Vision: To allow teachers to grade with ease, give in-depth feedback quickly and easily, monitor the technology in their room, and to deepen student understanding using an advanced testing technique

The One Room Digital Schoolhouse Software Package

1. Gradebook2. Campus3. Teacher’s Mailbox4. Portfolio5. Testing6. Monitor


1. Gradebook - This is a new improved online gradebook

2. Campus - This software program is designed specifically for classrooms and includes notes, labs, research, practice tests, finals, and others

3. Teacher’s Mailbox - A program which offers an opportunity for teachers to give immediate feedback on any assignment

4. Portfolio - A program designed to store student work for every class in one location using electronic folders accessible by teachers

5. Testing - A two-part testing system which can be used throughout the school year

6. Monitor - A program designed to view all student workstations screens and to view individual screens on the main screen

Software Package Details


Gradebook

Gradebook


Gradebook

Options:

ClassesClass ListsCreate AssignmentProgress ReportsGrade Reports


Creating an Assignment

1. Touch Gradebook2. Touch Create Assignment3. Click Tab4. Type/Say Assignment name5. Click Tab6. Type/Say Point Value or Completion7. Click Tab8. Type/Say Due Date9. Click/Say Hours 10. Click Save

Entering Grades

1. Touch Hour2. Touch Grade Box3. Say Grade4. Repeat5. Click Save

or

Send from assignment

Grading Assignments

1. Click on Hour or Class2. Click on Student Name3. Their Portfolio opens up4. Click/Touch their Folder5. Touch Icon of assignment6. Write comments on Elec. Canvas 7. Click/Touch Send comments and grade to Gradebook8. Click Exit to close assignment9. Click/Touch new name10. Repeat

Gradebook


Gradebook

Assignment Name

Points or Completion

Due Date

Classes1st Hour

2nd Hour3rd Hour4th Hour5th Hour6th Hour7th Hour

Save Attach Assignment


Gradebook

Name Assignment Assignment Assignment Assignment Total Final Grade

Duncan, Joseph 90 Complete 94

Ross, Duncan 85 Complete 89

Snow, Phil 95 Complete 98

Assignment Names are linked to the PDFs of the assignments.

Student Names are linked to the student’s Portfolio.


Gradebook

Features:

1. Voice Activated2. Touchscreen3. Linked to Server4. Viewed from Internet


Gradebook

Extra Add-ons for Gradebook

1. Description of Assignment2. Due Date Reminder3. Weight4. Finals5. Evaluation materials


Campus


Campus

The Classroom

Outline, Notes, Journal, Blog

Outline Notes Journal Blog

I.A.B.

II.A.B.

_____

_____

________________________________________________

________________________________________________

Date

________________________________________________

________________________________________________

Date


Campus

The Classroom

Outline, Notes, Journal, Blog

I. A. Benjamin FranklinB.C.

II. A. B.C.

______________DictionaryThesaurus

EncyclopediaInternet Search

Any word you type in Classroom is automatically linked to the dictionary, thesaurus, encyclopedia, or internet search if you hold down on the touch pad.


Campus

The Hall

Practice Tests, All Subjects - Separate or Combined,

Testing should be a year-long event. Through the Hall, students will have the opportunity to retake every testto improve their grade and increase their knowledge. These questions will eventually be on the Final.

Questions can be grouped by subject if the student wants to focus on one subject at a time or combined with other subjects. The student will select the classes they are in and the questions from their classes come up at random.


Campus

The Hall


Practice Test

1. By Subject 2. Combination

of Subjects

Student NameID Number

Log in

Stages

1. Vocabulary2. Pictures/Diagrams3. Systems4. Knowledge5. Thinking

Vocabulary

Question 1a. c.b. d.

Three right -> up one level

Three wrong -> down one level

After all words

correct, student

moves up to next stage

Stage 2

Stage 2 is vocabulary plus

pictures and diagrams, etc.


Campus

The Dorm

Student Homework Calendar, Due Dates Reminders

In the Dorm, students will have their desktop items - homework calendar(which is linked to the Gradebook), list of things to do.


Campus

The Library

DictionaryThesaurusEncyclopediaInternet Search

notes: preferably linked with

Oxford’s DictionaryRoget’s ThesaurusEncyclopedia Britannicetc.


Campus

The Quad

Leisure, Reading


Campus

The Laboratory

Virtual Labs

Using the Electronic Canvas, students can do virtual labs - dissections, measuring, etc.


Campus

The Bell Tower

Music


Campus

Teacher’s Mailbox

Teacher’s Mailbox

1st Hour2nd Hour3rd Hour4th Hour5th Hour6th Hour7th Hour

1st Hour

2nd Hour

3rd Hour

Search

View


Campus

Teacher’s Mailbox

Search Results View

1st Hour

4th Hour

Comments

Comments

Comments

Comments

Grade

Grade

Grade

Grade


Campus

Portfolio

How Portfolio Works

1. Student completes the assignment and clicks on Send to Portfolio.

2. Options appear as to what class you want to put it in. The student clicks on

the class.

3. The assignment is sent to the folder. The folders are arranged in various ways:

date, type, or weight/points


Portfolio

Log-In


History

Math

Literature

Science

Health

Driver’s Ed

Technology

Portfolio


History

Portfolio

Assignments

Projects

Essays

Tests


History

Portfolio

Assignments

Projects

Essays

Tests


Finals

1. Practice Testing - Vocabulary - Pictures/Diagrams - Systems - Knowledge - Thinking * One must be complete before you go on * This process continues all year long

2. Final Testing - All parts included - Questions are graduated with correct or incorrect answers


Monitor

The Monitor System will be able to:

1) Turn on or off any device in the room2) View any lappad in the room3) View a lappad on the main screen4) Control volume of main screen5) Control the headphones of the lappads


Monitor

1. Program Mode- Every lappad is set to one program

2. Open Mode - The lappads are free to be on any program3. Monitor Mode - The teacher can view any or all lappad screens4. Programmable Mode - Each lappad can be programmed to be on different programs5. No Phone Mode - Phone do not work during this mode

Monitor Options:


The One Room Digital Schoolhouse Hardware Components

1. Teacher Station2. Student Workstation3. Main Screen4. Server

Mission:To ensure that every teacher has total control over the technology in the classroom.To ensure that every component in the system is compatible with each other.To ensure that feedback to students is near immediate and productive.To ensure that testing is used to push the depth of knowledge.

Goals:To ensure that every teacher has total control over the technology in the classroom.To ensure that every component in the system is compatible with each other.To ensure that feedback to students is near immediate and productive.To ensure that testing is used to push the depth of knowledge.


How Technology is Used in the Classroom

1. Presenting the materiala. Electronic textbookb. Screenc. Internet

2. Grading the materiala. Two-way Server

3. Testing the materiala. Practiceb. Finals


Screen

Teacher’sStation

Testing

TouchscreenKeyboard

Electronic Canvas

1. Practice2. Finals

- Runs movies off of the Teacher Station - Shows screens of Student Workstations- Has speakers

StudentWorkstation


Teacher Station

Campus - Teachers will be able to create assignments, do outlines, write notes,

do labs, etc. with this software

package.

Teacher’s Mailbox -

Teachers will be able to view student work quickly and at

one time in one place with the use of

the mailbox.

Gradebook - Teachers will be

able to enter grades easily by voice

activated and touch screen with this

software program.

Monitor - Teachers will be able to monitor

students’ workstations,

laptops, etc. and also view their screens on the main screen in the classroom.

Campus

Teacher’s Mailbox

Gradebook

Monitor


Student Workstation

The Touchscreen - The screen must be able to move forward toward the student to have as little extension on the arms as possible.

The Keyboard - The keyboard should be able to provide keys to write documents, search the internet on the screen, and to set different modes for the lappads. Also, should be quiet.

The Electronic Canvas - Writes with a “pencil” and appears on the Touchscreen, swivels into the inside of the keyboard

ergonomical and intuitive

Left handed

electronic canvas

Right handed

electronic canvas

Touchscreen

Keyboard - All components are kept inside of the keyboard


Touchscreen

1. Pulls out forward from bottom2. Tilts upward3. Raises straight up4. Tilts horizontally


Keyboard

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1. Search keys2. Keyboard --> Letters, Numbers, Punctuation3. Electronic Canvas keys4. Navigation keys (tab, enter, 5. Touchpad with arrows6. Navigation keys (tab, enter,


Electronic Canvas

1. Pulls out from left or right2. Wifi to Touchscreen and Keyboard3. The letters and numbers written on the Canvas can be recognized by the Touchscreen and displayed there


The Ensemble

Pulls out to the left, inside the keyboard

Pulls out to the right,inside the keyboard

Pulls out toward youThen, can also fold upwards

Can tilt and hover

Touchscreen

Left handed

electronic canvas

Right handed

electronic canvas

A lid fits on top that can be used as a laptop screen.


Main Screen

Plays videos with surround sound

Feeds assignments to student workstations

Touchscreen and erasable


Two-way access1. One way for student2. Multiple ways for teacher

Multiple mini-airports for the room, only works within the classroom

Server Access

Teacher’sMailbox Portfolio

Server - Teacher side Server - Student side

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