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United States – Project Red

This project explores the transformative potential of 1:1 eLearning initiatives in the United States, focusing on enhancing student achievement and financial impact. By collaborating with mentors, tutors, and global experts, we tailored lessons to meet individual learning needs, effectively increasing participation and removing the stigma of falling behind. Case studies from programs like Singapore's Crescent Girls’ School and Korea's education initiatives demonstrate the success of personalized learning and interactive technology. Join us in reimagining the educational landscape for future generations.

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United States – Project Red

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  1. United States – Project Red • Researched 1:1 eLearning for student achievement & financial impact • Collaboration extended to mentors, tutors, and experts worldwide • 1:1 eLearning enabled teachers to tailor lessons to each child’s level • Removed stigma of being behind and increased student participation

  2. Singapore Crescent Girls’ School • Using ICT to Empower Students to be Self-Directed Learners • 100% participation rate • Transformed learning experience • 5E Model – at empowerstage now

  3. Korea • Korea Education & Research Information Service (KERIS) • Teacher Training • Digital Textbook Initiative • Assessment System • Education Content Repository • Cloud Education Delivery

  4. 中國 (China) • 我们所看到的教育发展趋势… • 1. 无处不在的学习…任何时间/任何地点/任何对象 • 移动中学习 • 一对一数字化学习 • 一人拥有多种终端 • 2. 学习方式的改变… 过程导向 • 教师自制学习内容共享 • 动态测评 • 个别化学习 • 游戏中学习 • 以学生为中心，教师为导师 • 3. 云服务模式驱动 • 内容接入 • 可管理性和安全性 • 教育服务

  5. NextGeneration of PowerUsers Past: Plays & Works Today: Learns & Collaborates

  6. Flipped/ Inverted Classroom--改變教學的思維, Video教學, 學生教學生 What a Flipped/ Inverted Classroom model does? Before Class: During Class:

  7. Technology can help teachers teach and engage & empower children Teacher Professional Developmentiskey Educational Content matters (Real Time Assessmentisthe New Trend) Howwedeploytechnologyfor use in school & after-schoolmakes a difference

  8. Enhancing Content … Digital Interactivity Adaptive Content Video Objects Original Book 3D Simulations Supplemental Content Animations Digital Content Effective eLearning Quizzes Flash Cards & Glossary Assessment

  9. Assessments & Analytics in Real Time (Education Big Data is Now!) Student Insight Comparison Progress

  10. Availability of Open Education Resources Source:

  11. Create + Collaborate + Consume • Education  Entrepreneurship Employability

  12. Crossing bridges and creating opportunities“Partnership for success”

  13. Commitment

  14. Collaboration

  15. Collaboration

  16. Community

  17. Lessons Learned Technology Competency = Globally Competitive Developing Economies DevelopedEconomies 6.5 6.0 5.5 5.0 Global Competitiveness Index 2008-2009 4.5 4.0 3.5 3.0 2.5 3.0 3.5 4.0 4.5 5.0 5.5 6.0 Digital Opportunity Index 2008-2009 (Score) Source: World Economic Forum, Competitiveness Index 2008–2009; McKinsey, Digital Opportunity Index 2008–2009.

  18. PPP: Public/Private Partnership

  19. The Learning Economy • Commitment • Collaboration • Community Let’s work together --today!

  20. tHanks! tk.tien@intel.com

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