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Highlights of our Year 9/23/13 MS MST iPad Minis We West Chromebooks ST STEM Toshiba Laptop

–Erin Grove, 2nd Grade Teacher In my class, we’ve already begun using Google Drive for sharing files back and forth, such as pictures, morning work, and classwork. My students love the hands-on learning from apps such as “Hundreds Chart” and “Popplet” which help them apply concepts and

• rganize their thinking. It’s amazing to see how quickly they pick it all up and how eager

they are to apply the learning everywhere else as well. The iPads are giving students confidence and motivating them to do well, and I can’t wait to see where these devices take us next!

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Year two of the application

• - Teacher iPads – 1,

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ASCD - Association for Supervision and Curriculum Development Blackboard World CoSN - Consortium for School Networking ISTE - International Society for Technology in Education Learning Forward - Professional Development TCEA - Texas Computer Education Association TLA – Texas Library Association

At MST Magnet, we believe that the 1-1 iPad initiative will increase student engagement, allow multiple opportunities for differentiated instruction, and increase digital literacy skills, ensuring students are prepared for the 21st century workplace.

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West Google Campus

On the first day over 90% of teachers and students were using their Chromebooks in

• class. Projects ranged from gathering data via Google forms, working on Google Docs,

visiting teacher web sites, bookmarking sites to be used in the future, twitter feeds, etc. It was wonderful to see this – and on the first day! Nothing but good remarks from parents, students and teachers about the Chromebooks. Warranty or mechanical problems = zero. Boot up time = nonexistent. Can’t wait for the rest of the year! This same scene; room to room, period to period…

• -Chris Yon, Instructional Technology Specialist

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2011-2013 TAC Web 2.0 Subcommittee Student email needed grades 2-12 Researched the different options Google Apps for Education

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• - Email in or out of district

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November 2, 2013 9:00am - 12:00pm Professional Development Center Library Media Services provides students and staff with access to 712,369 physical items. During the 2012-2013 school year, over one million items were circulated.

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Library Media Services provides students and staff with 24/7 access to a variety of vetted digital information sources. During the 2012-2013 school year, RISD accrued over a half million online resource sessions.

K-6 Internet safety curriculum (Year 2) Internet safety course for parents on library web site

This was one of the most informative and useful professional developments that I have attended in a long time. Excellent, Excellent, Excellent! Bring Richard back to the district as often as possible. Everyone needs to hear this information. One of the most useful sessions I've attended from the district, hands down. Launching fall 2013 Provides select ebooks/eaudiobooks to students and staff on their own devices Elementary, junior high, and high school collections One book, one user (as opposed to simultaneous access)

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• - Create robust online courses
• - Endless learning and collaboration