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“We need to use computers more to free our imaginations

“We need to use computers more to free our imaginations and release the creativity we’ve all got!” Jack Year 6 pupil – Sedgley Primary School. DGfL3 – Personal Device Scheme. Learning by learners. I learn by doing not by listening to long speeches like party political broadcasts.

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“We need to use computers more to free our imaginations

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  1. “We need to use computers more to free our imaginations and release the creativity we’ve all got!” Jack Year 6 pupil – Sedgley Primary School DGfL3 – Personal Device Scheme

  2. Learning by learners I learn by doing not by listening to long speeches like party political broadcasts. Scott Year 8 Stourbridge School Copying out of books or off the board doesn’t do anything for my brain except send it to sleep. I need challenge – I like working things out for myself. Hannah Year 9 Dudley School “I am always ready to learn although I do not always like being taught.”Winston Churchill DGfL3 – Personal Device Scheme

  3. Pupil voice –Access, entitlement, challenge • Technology is important – 100% • Computers improve learning 100% • I use computers in school a lot – 15% • We need to use computers more – 100% • If pupils were in charge of ICT what would they do? • Get everyone a small, easy to carry machine we can take home • b) Make sure children can use computers when they need to – no set times! • c) Carry on with school work at home “Do you take turns or wait for permission to use a computer. No? …. Well I want the same!” Dwayne – Age 14 DGfL3 – Personal Device Scheme

  4. A Journey in learning Three stages in the e-learning journey from Supportinglearning to Enhancing learning finally Accelerating learning TO TRANSFORM THE WAYS CHILDREN LEARN AND RAISE STANDARDS ….. SIGNIFICANTLY DGfL3 Personal Device Scheme

  5. Where do we go next….? DGfL 3 PERSONAL, AUTONOMOUS, AVAILABLE, AGILE, EMPOWERING, TRANSFORMATIONAL DGfL1 AND 2 ROBUST, RELIABLE,TRAINING, STATIC, CONSTRICTIVE, RESTRICTIVE DGfL3 Personal Device Scheme

  6. The evolution of technology for learners 500 BC 1300 AD 1890 AD 1950 AD 2008-9? DGfL3 – Personal Device Scheme

  7. Personal – Mobile – Customised for learners CUSTOMISED DEVICE ROBUST SUPPORTED AFFORDABLE DGfL3 – Personal Device Scheme

  8. DGfL3 Bidders Day April 31st 2010

  9. London 2012 - Scheme goes live! Personal Devices Jigsaw

  10. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Customised Learning Bundle

  11. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Manage Monitor Interact

  12. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! DGfL Content Vault

  13. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Create Publish Share Celebrate

  14. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Search Discover Personalise

  15. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! A morning in the life of my netbook

  16. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! CLAN in the life of my netbook

  17. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Mathsinthe life of my netbook

  18. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Effective? Check!

  19. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! ICE in the life of my netbook

  20. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! Literacy in the life of my netbook

  21. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! MFL in the life of my netbook

  22. London 2012 – Scheme goes live! And if my netbook could talk …..

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