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BMOP: Information Technology

Information Technology Division December 2019

Student Achievements Community Collaboration People and Culture Fiscal Responsibility

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Age of the One-room Schoolhouse

1920

Radios in classrooms

1923

Overhead Projectors

1930

Silent films (52% schools) and Sound films (3% schools)

1933

First TV in LA Classroom

1939

Headphones and audio tapes 'language labs'

1950

BASIC programming language

1964

First handheld Calculator (TI)

1967

Scantrons

1972

Apple Macintosh computer (1:92 computers to students)

1984

Touch typing software (Mavis Beacon Teaches Typing)

1985

Laptops as teaching tools

1988

CD-ROM storage disks

1990

35% of schools had Internet access

1994

Faculty created instructional web pages

1996

SMART boards

1999

99% of schools had internet access

2002

1:5 computers to students

2009

1:3.4 wireless device to students

2010

80% of children under 5 use internet daily

2011

1.5 million iPads provided by schools

2012

90% of students have access to mobile technology

2013

K-12 Ed Tech Timeline (USA)

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Source: https://elearninginfographics.com/timeline-of-educational-technology-in-schools-infographic/

Technology as Accelerators of K12 Education

Driving Innovation

Learners as Creators Data Driven Practices Student Voice & Choice Design Thinking Building Capacity of Leaders

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Source: Driving K-12 Innovation: CoSN (Consortium for School Networking): www.cosn.org

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Advantages of Technology in Education

Source: Advantages and Disadvantages of Technology in Education: https://brandongaille.com/23-advantages-disadvantages-technology-education/

Provides access to numerous resources instantly Creates a collaborative learning approach Learn real world work skills Enable classroom to reflect modern times Data easily accessible from one location Allows students to work at their own comfortable pace Provides an opportunity to learn in a variety of ways Can boost learning motivation and engagement Removes classroom space and time constraints

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Challenges of Technology in Education

May be distracting to students Students may have fewer face-to-face interactions Potential for misuse of communication Students may use unreliable resources for learning Curriculum planning may be more difficult It can create issues of privacy There are concerns about screen time Technology dependency may become an issue

Challenges Remediations

 Common Sense Digital Citizenship – All Schools certified  Teacher Professional Development  Active Monitoring (Teacher, Parent, School)  Layers of Security – CoSN Trusted Learning Environment Certified  Classroom cellphone restriction  Ongoing student engagement and interaction with adults and peers  No-Technology time

Source: Advantages and Disadvantages of Technology in Education: https://brandongaille.com/23-advantages-disadvantages-technology-education/

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Connected Devices Infrastructure Collaborative Tools

Extended Reality and Adaptive Tech

Advanced Analytics

• 75K Student Devices
• 11,000 Teacher /

Staff / Admin Devices

• 10K Wireless Access

Points

• 3,500 Copiers /

Printers / 3D Printers

• 6,500 Interactive

Projectors

• 99.98% Network

Uptime

• 27GB Internet

Bandwidth

• 8 Layers of Security
• Web Content

Filtering

• SharePoint
• ClassLink Single Sign-

On

• MS Teams - 50,000

accounts

• FCS Hub – Public &

School Website

• Office 365
• Infinite Campus
• Safari Montage
• Augmented and

Virtual Reality

• Assistive Devices
• CTAE technology

pathways

• Graphic Design Tools
• Immersive reader
• iRead / iReady
• 20 Customizable

Dashboards in use across district

• Academic digital

resources usage tracking

• Illuminate

Assessment

Supporting Technologies - Teaching & Learning

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Atlas FCS Hub Campus O365 Optimization

• Completed site visits to reference

clients

• Completed initial RFP scoring
• Preparing for final participants for

BAFO

• Recommendation to BOE planned for

Feb 2020

• Public website launched Jan 2019
• School websites in process, 6 have

launched, on track for completion of training/go live by April 2020

• Mass Notification went live May 2019
• Attendance calls went live Oct 1st
• Mobile App went live Oct 2019
• School Sites – 37 schools live, 35 more

trained and will go live in the next few months, remaining will be trained Jan and Feb

• Celebrated successful implementation

Cores SIS and closing of Phase I

• Planning activity for RTI, 504, and

Special Education Modules

• Planning and executing Contract

Commitments, including MYAP and Scheduling Modules

• Mapping processes, documenting

requirements & defining Phase II Scope

• In process conducting Insight Sessions
• Platform standardization for Admin,

Principals & Front Office School Staff completed

• Projected completion scheduled for

January 2020

In Flight District Projects

A T L A S F C S H u b P r o g r a m S t u d e n t I n f o r m a t i o n S y s t e m O 3 6 5 P l a t f o r m

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