The State of Tech - Episode 3 - "Bring Your Own Technology - BYOT / BYOD / BYOL"
Summary: In this episode we talk about schools using Bring Your Own Technology initiatives (BYOT, BYOD, BYOL); where students bring personal laptops, tablets, smart phones, and other devices to school. We also explore practical uses, benefits, challenges, and resources.
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Hosts:
- Sean Beavers - remedy1978@gmail.com
- Eric Curts - www.ericcurts.com
- Eric Griffith - eric.s.griffith@gmail.com
- Cary Harrod - District Instructional Technology Specialist, Forest Hills Local Schools - caryharrod@foresthills.edu - http://www.twitter.com/charrod
- Jason Null - President, Corinthian Networks - jason.null@corinthiannetworks.com - http://www.twitter.com/cn912
- K12 Great Lakes Region Group Meet-Up, Saturday December 3rd 12:00pm - 3:30pm (link)
- 2011 SOITA Conference sessions posted. (link)
- eTech 2012 State Tech Conference Housing Open - Conference attendees can now book hotel rooms with ease using the all-new Passkey page. (link)
- The Partnership for 21st Century Skills will host Summit 2.5 on December 8, 2011 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center. - (link)
- E-Rate Trainings Ongoing - Visit the E-Rate page online for a full list of on-site and webinar trainings. (link)
- K-12 Network Online Application Open - The subsidy application is now available online, and closes October 31. (link)
- Sean:
- Chrome Remote Desktop BETA: Remotely access another computer through the Chrome browser or with a Chromebook. (link)
- Official Moodle iOS App (Free) Note: Moodle 2.1 must be installed and mobile web services enabled in order for this to work. (link)
- Eric C:
- YouTube offers uploading videos up to 12 hours long - (link) - (example 1) - (example 2)
- Google updates Google Presentations (animations, transitions, new themes, import images from Picasa, improved image alignment, improved drawing tools, rich tables, real-time collaboration, more) - (link)
- Eric G:
Useful Links:
- Forest Hills Local Schools (Ohio)
- Mason City Schools (Ohio)
- BYOT Pilot Overview - (link)
- Valley Local School District (Ohio)
- BYOT Student Regulations - (link)
- North Canton City Schools (Ohio)
- November 5th - Tablets in Schools
Survey is still open: http://tinyurl.com/stateoftech-004-survey - November 19th - Creative Tech Support
Survey is still open: http://tinyurl.com/stateoftech-005-survey
Very cool. I am glad to be aware of this resource. You guys are truly dedicated educational technology geeks that take it to the next level.
ReplyDeleteThanks! Really made me think about a BYOT program. I took a lot of notes!
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ReplyDeleteThanks for the information! If implemented correctly, a proactive BYOD program can improve compliance, flexibility, device security, and network resource management. But the BYOD requires device management that secures the devices, deploys apps and content and makes the learning environment safe for kids. I have published some steps to k-12 mobile implementation and two case studies for download here http://pages.optify.net/k12-schools-mobile-device-management
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