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vs Computer Mediated Classroom CMC vs About a Traditional Classroom Traditional education Students are matched by age Students matched by ability Same content taught to all students teaching down the middle ID: 579677

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Traditional Classroomvs Computer Mediated Classroom(CMC)

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About a Traditional ClassroomTraditional education Students are matched by ageStudents matched by ability. Same content taught to all students (teaching down the middle) Little or no technology integration Slide3

Traditional Classroom In Trinidad and TobagoSlide4
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Why Computer Mediated Classrooms?Slide8

Why CML (computer mediated learning)It is interesting and motivating Increase productivity and profitabilityMakes students become more independent and efficientWork is easier with the ability to save any notes, diagrams, pictures, files etc. seen Enables students to learn at whatever pace they are comfortable withSlide9

The Decision to Go DigitalHow can you shift your educational institution to using more digital content, or even go entirely textbook-free? The path isn’t the same for every school, but there are some common steps to take. This framework is designed to help school leaders and teachers successfully implement digital content into their learning curriculum using a step-by-step approach.Step 1: Develop a TeamStep 2: Develop a PlanStep 3: Build the InfrastructureStep 4: Build a Digital CurriculumStep 5: Consider DevicesStep 6: Learning Management Systems (LMS)Step 7: Security and PrivacyStep 8: Teacher Professional DevelopmentSlide10
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Computer based Classroom (smart class)Slide12

Setting up & Sustaining the EnvironmentSlide13

Pennacool.com…….building capacity one school at a timeSlide14

Pennacool.com is there to support YOUTechnical support team- On-call/ 24 hr Education Technology CoachProfessional Development WorkshopsConnecting schools to sponsors

Tablets- $550 TTD (minimum order quantity 10 pcs)

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There Are Three Ways You Can Use Pennacool.comUse your own device at homeBring your own device to school (BYOD) N.B. Sometimes this may involve sharing Use your computer lab at schoolSlide16

Sharing Devices Devices can be shared amongst classmates Be mindful of theft!Slide17

Students must be Taught How to Keep Their Device Safe There are apps that help prevent theft of devices. Prey is an app that lets you keep track of your laptop, phone and tablet whenever missing, regardless of where you are. It is an open source, proven software with hundreds of documented recoveries around the world.Slide18

Share Devices At Your Own RiskDevices can easily be stolen Be mindful: by students’ bringing their own device, they are now responsible for whatever happens to itNever permit your students to leave their devices unattended Never leave your device unattended Be careful around other people’s devices and encourage your students to do the same Slide19

Where do we begin?