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Summary Presentation. Why KnowledgeBank: Next Generation. “We need a safe space to learn online.” “School are seeking new models of using emerging technologies.” “How can we use ICT to empower collaboration?” “It’s not about the technology, it’s about teaching and learning.”

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  1. Summary Presentation

  2. Why KnowledgeBank: Next Generation “We need a safe space to learn online.” “School are seeking new models of using emerging technologies.” “How can we use ICT to empower collaboration?” “It’s not about the technology, it’s about teaching and learning.” “How can we build on what we have learnt about school design and proven effective teaching models?” Start with what we know about students Identify best learning practices and pedagogies We’ve already identified the elements of a physical learning space that best support teaching and learning... Now for a safe online content space and best practice… KB:NG

  3. KB:NG Building on10+ Years Experience Depth of eLearning Breadth of eLearning

  4. KnowledgeBank: Next Generation Goals and Objectives KB:NG will create a cyber safe space and single portal of teaching and learning content to showcase new and emerging technologies supported by Department policy and process. The KB:NG project is focused on the following goals and objectives: • Delivery of a single portal for curriculum and professional teaching resources that has appropriate meta data tagging; • Establish a leadership position for curriculum and professional teaching electronic content; • Delivery of a collection of exemplary curriculum projects using new and emerging tools and technologies; • Demonstrated increases in the usage of Web 2.0 on VicSmart, especially in rural and remote areas; • A quality assurance framework to adopt for content which includes intellectual property management; and • Interoperability standards for content to be showcased and delivered though the Victorian Government’s Ultranet.

  5. What is KnowledgeBank: Next Generation • A Project to enhance KnowledgeBank • A “One-Stop-Shop” • Online cybersafe environment • Secure, relevant and quality teaching and learning resources • The latest Web 2.0 and social networking tools • A Content Broker: targeted, moderated and secure search • The top peer reviewed teaching and learning resources • Meaningful, relevant and secure content • Bigger and Better • Dramatic increase in relevant, secure, approved content • Leading and innovative practice, policy, tools and resources • Connect, transfer and share locally, nationally or internationally

  6. KnowledgeBank: Next Generation Components

  7. KnowledgeBank: Next Generation – Content Broker for Ultranet

  8. Ultranet and KnowledgeBank Matrix

  9. KnowledgeBank: Next Generation – The Vision

  10. October 2007 Project Initiation March 2008 EOI for Schools Trials May 2008 Public Launch July 2008 1st Round Trials Launched Contact: Jason Callaghan Manager KnowledgeBank Next Generation September 2008 1st Phase of KB:NG Launched February 2009 2nd Round Trials Launched July 2009 2nd Phase of KB:NG Interface Launched 3rd Round Trials Launched December 2009 3rd Phase of KB:NG Interface Launched email: callaghan.jason.j@edumail.vic.gov.au Phone: 03 9637 2165 KnowledgeBank: Next Generation Key Dates and Contact

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