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Enhancing K-12 Education with Blackboard: Strategies and Success Stories

Join Amarillo ISD's Tascosa Cluster IT Team for a comprehensive overview of how Blackboard has transformed K-12 education. This presentation will share effective strategies to engage and motivate teachers in utilizing Blackboard, highlight successful implementations within Amarillo ISD, and discuss methods to sustain ongoing interest and participation. Discover the impressive growth of Blackboard usage, from the Online School's inception to its current state, featuring over 610 active users and 219 courses. Learn how to create inclusive and impactful training sessions for educators.

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Enhancing K-12 Education with Blackboard: Strategies and Success Stories

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  1. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12 Presented By: Amarillo ISD, Tascosa Cluster IT Team Donna K. Hill, Dirk Funk, Donna Langley and Niels Nevad April 13, 2005

  2. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12Presentation Overview • Session Objectives: • Share tips and ideas to motivate teachers in using Blackboard • Give examples of Amarillo ISD’s uses of Blackboard • Share tips and ideas to keep them coming back for more • Innovation: • In AISD, our trainings are aimed at each teacher’s interest and needs. We include everyone in its creation and use. • Results/Outcomes: • Blackboard in AISD has grown immensely in the K-12 departments over the past few years. Our growth is continually and those using it are ecstatic!

  3. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12How We Got Here • January 2002 School Board initiative to create Online School Pilot project • June 2002 AISD leases Economics and Government initiates pilot summer program • September 2002 Administration formally establishes Online School and initiate program to develop courses • December 2002 AISD obtains Bb license • February 2003 Bb opened up to key innovators • May 2003Online School begins operating with its own courses

  4. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12Where are we now? • Number of Active Courses 219 • Number of Active Users 610 • Over 170 Instructors • 15800 Average Page Views Per Day • Providing for: • Online School • Campus Web Sites • District Wide Curriclum Support/Development • Hybrid use in Traditional Classrooms • Staff Development

  5. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12(Campus websites) Elementary Middle School High School

  6. High School Online Elementary Book Club Blackboard Through the Ages K-12(Individual courses and book clubs)

  7. Media in Blackboard Lights Camera Education

  8. Music , Pictures & Video Microsoft PowerPoint Microsoft Producer Windows Media Player Windows Movie Maker Serious Magic’s Visual Communicator

  9. Education Examples of current use in AISD: Carver Early Childhood Carver Elementary Houston Middle School Austin Middle School Amarillo Online School

  10. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12Staff Development & Curriculum Support

  11. Blackboard Through the Ages K-12Conclusion • Innovating Together in ‘05: • Use of Blackboard should be all inclusive. • Training should be diverse and full of enthusiasm. • Follow-up should be continual. • Resources Available: • More intensive information can be found at http://blackboard.amasid.org • Follow up Contact(s): • Dirk Funk, Facilitator, Amarillo ISD dirk.funk@amaisd.org • Donna K. Hill, Specialist, Amarillo ISD donna.hill@amaisd.org • Niels Nevad, Specialist, Amarillo ISD niels.nevad@amaisd.org • Donna Langley, Specialist, Amarillo ISD donna.langley@amaisd.org • IF YOU ONLY REMEMBER 1 THING: • Keep the teachers' interests and needs at heart. Once you find a way to use BlackBoard to make their jobs easier, it will spread faster than a virus! For more information and teacher testimonies click on this link.Then click on the “How to Bb” tab.

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