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Oscar Peterson Public School February 6, 2014

Oscar Peterson Public School February 6, 2014. The Active Learner. Click image to play video. The 6 C’s. What is BYOD?.

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Oscar Peterson Public School February 6, 2014

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  1. Oscar Peterson Public School February 6, 2014

  2. The Active Learner Click image to play video

  3. The 6 C’s

  4. What is BYOD? In a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) model, students bring personally owned devices to school for the purpose of learning.

  5. Why BYOD? Click words to play video

  6. Students are invited to bring their own devices to school

  7. Equity of access

  8. How will devices be used? • teacher-directed • for educational purposes only • right time, right place for every instructional moment

  9. How will devices be used inprimary grades? • vocabulary development • accessing websites • online manipulatives • photography and video creation • curriculum-based games/applications

  10. How will devices be used in junior grades? • accessing websites/research • photography and video creation • document and presentation creation/editing • curriculum-based games/apps • wikis, blogs, podcasts • note-taking • vocabulary development • calculation/graphing activities • online manipulatives • project enhancement • planner/calendar • maps • polling • video conferencing

  11. Preferred device?

  12. Types of devices

  13. Lost, stolen, damaged devices

  14. www.byod.peelschools.org

  15. Thank you! Ed Rego Instructional Technology Resource Teacher

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