'Own device' presentation slideshows

OMG: They're Inside the Walls

OMG: They're Inside the Walls. Joe St Sauver, Ph.D. ( joe@oregon.uoregon.edu ) Association for Computing Professionals in Education (ACPE ) Ashland, Oregon 2:05-3:05 December 5 th , 2013

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The Impact of Technology and Cloud Computing in the Recruitment Agency Marketplace

The Impact of Technology and Cloud Computing in the Recruitment Agency Marketplace. Craig Aston. Managing Director. House Rules. No p hones please. Interactive session. Opportunity for discussion following seminar. 25 minutes + 5 minutes for Q&A. Agenda. Trends in technology now.

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Starting AppInventor

Starting AppInventor. Working Connections 2012. Components of AppInventor. AppInventor Designer Build the GUI AppInventor Blocks Editor Programming with Blocks Simulator or Device Download and test on your own device Use an online emulator. Just drag tiles. Get Setup.

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UCMS Digital Library

UCMS Digital Library. Collection Established 2013-14. UCMS had grant money to use for technology. During 2012-13, we purchased three iPad carts with 25 iPads per cart, for teachers to checkout and use for instruction. This year, we created a digital library using OverDrive . .

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Bring Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device. Russell Dyas Impero Software. Who Am I?. Russell Dyas : - Educational Technologist - Quality Assurance Manager. Previous to Impero : - Marketing & PR Manager For EduGeek.net - Network Manager For Over Ten Years Working In Schools and Colleges .

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Bring Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device. Preparing our kids for a digital world. Where are we at?. 82% of students have a device. Most devices are connected. All teachers have attended Professional Development sessions. Devices are being considered in planning. Students showing great responsibility!.

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Bring Your Own Device

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Bring Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device. East Cobb Middle School. Why BYOD? Why Now?. CCSD believes that 21 st Century instruction is necessary for 21 st century learning. Common Core Standards require: Rigorous instruction Personalized academic experiences Fostering innovation and creativity

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New Modern Vocabulary

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Starting the day

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Plano ISD Academy High School

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miDevice

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Bring Your Own Device

Bring Your Own Device. Capistrano Unified School District San Juan Capistrano, California. CUSD Demographics. Founded in 1965 Covers 195 square miles, 7 cities, and a portion of the unincorporated area of Orange county.

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Interop Las Vegas 2012

Interop Las Vegas 2012. Wireless & Mobility Summary . Conference Content. Five Straight Days of Mobility & Wireless Conference Programs. Workshops. Mobile Strategies for BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Practical Wireless Troubleshooting Wireshark and Other Open Source Tools

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Bring Your Own Technology

Bring Your Own Technology . LISD Technology. Engaging Our Students. Bring Your Own Technology promotes: Understanding important subject matter Inquiry Forms of expression Purposeful learning Collaboration. Bring Your Own Technology. 1:1 computing is no longer the goal

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Augmenting Possible Realities: ICT and Education in 2020

Augmenting Possible Realities: ICT and Education in 2020. Sel Kerans Regional ICT Manager DETE, Queensland, Australia sel.kerans@bigpond.com Twitter: @3s2sky Facebook: 3s2sky. Introductions. Who we are, where we are from, what we hope to get from the workshop!.

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What is RIGOR ?????????

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The Case for App Development

The Case for App Development. Technology can automate almost any process that a human can perform but at what cost? What, How, Why, Who

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Unit 1: PI

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