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3/10/15 State of School Technology Technology A Conduit to Opportunity 1 3/10/15 Technology is a Conduit to Opportunity Connectivity How Do We Create This Conduit? Broadband Availability in the We believe we need to: State of

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State of School Technology

Technology A Conduit to Opportunity

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Technology is a Conduit to Opportunity How Do We Create This Conduit?

We believe we need to:

  • Ensure Connectivity and Access,
  • Embrace Digital Learning,
  • Leverage Data Systems, and
  • Appropriately Resource Technology Support

and Professional Development.

Connectivity

  • Broadband Availability in the

State of Minnesota

  • Percentage of Households

Served by Terrestrial, Non- Mobile Broadband Service

  • At Least 10 Mbps Download

& 6 Mbps Upload Speeds

  • Statewide Availability

78.16%

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Digital Learning Before Digital Learning Digital Learning in Action Digital Learning - MNPCC

  • High quality curriculum aligned to MN

academic standards

  • 190 MN districts currently participating
  • Grades 3-12 core curriculum
  • Facilitates moving to 1-1 device initiatives
  • Personalized learning
  • 21st Century learning
  • Curriculum adaptation
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Digital Learning - Student View Digital Learning - ELA (MNPCC)

  • ELA 11 MNPCC Lesson/Activity

http://courses.oermn.org http://mncollaborativecurriculum.org/

Digital Learning - Interactive Video Interactive Video - Music

  • MacPhail Center for Music
  • Connecting professional musicians with rural

Minnesota students

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Interactive Video - Music Digital Learning & 21st Century Skills

  • ALL students, regardless of their geography

need access to this kind of interactive learning.

  • Technology is the conduit to these
  • pportunities for all students.

Serving Specific Populations Serving Specific Populations

Assistive Communications

Proloquo2Go

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Robotics Education

Little Falls High School

  • 2014-15 enrollment 783
  • Robotics 1 - 98 students
  • 2015-16 projected enrollment 771
  • Robotics 1 - 79 students
  • Robotics 2 - 49 students

Robotics Competition

MSHSL

  • Robotics
  • 186 participating teams
  • 3,720 participants
  • 1 Championship
  • Minnesota is the first high school association in the

country to host a state tournament in Robotics.

Robotics

First Robotics Competition

Regional Total MN Lake Superior 54 63 Northern Lights 51 60

Data Systems - Real Time Data

  • Examples
  • Google Forms
  • Socrative
  • Kahoot
  • Uses
  • Assessment of background knowledge
  • Formative assessments
  • Checking for understanding
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Data Systems - Real Time Data Data Systems - Real Time Data Engagement

  • Classroom websites
  • Social media
  • Learning management

systems

  • Email
  • Student information

system portals

Digital Backpack

  • Secure and Accurate Portable Student Data
  • Significant Return on Investment
  • Statewide and District Efficiencies
  • Positive Impact on Learning
  • Collaborative Effort
  • Effective Use of Data
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Academic Rigor and Content

  • Content Areas
  • Information Literacy
  • Digital Citizenship

Global Competencies

  • Citizenship
  • Engaging in Community
  • Cultural Competencies
  • Resilience and Determination

21st Century Skills (4c’s)

  • Creativity
  • Communication
  • Collaboration
  • Critical Thinking

Digital Conversion

What does it look like?

  • Access and Connectivity
  • Digital Learning
  • Data Systems
  • Support & Professional Development

Technology in Students’ Hands Coding Innovation and Entrepreneurship I n v a s i v e X A p p D e v .

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Personalized Learning Creating the Technology Conduit

We need to:

  • 1. Ensure Connectivity and Access,
  • 2. Embrace Digital Learning,
  • 3. Leverage Data Systems, and
  • 4. Appropriately Resource Technology Support

and Professional Development.

Thank you… For Further Information

Margaret Anderson Kelliher President and CEO, MHTA Chair Governor’s Broadband Task Force Josh Swanson Assistant Superintendent Eden Prairie Schools josh_swanson@edenpr.k12.mn.us Marc Johnson Executive Director ECMECC mjohnson@ecmecc.org Mark Hurlburt President Prime Digital Academy Joel VerDuin Chief Technology and Information Officer Anoka-Hennepin Schools joel.verduin@anoka.k12.mn.us Mark Diehl Director of Information and Technology Services Little Falls Schools mdiehl@lfalls.k12.mn.us