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miDevice. W. C. Griggs Elementary. Presented By: Dynette Ballard and Jessica Tomberlin . Did You Know 4.0?. Bring Your Own Device. Device Storage and Security Policy. Bring Your Own Device. How Can Students Use Devices in My Class?.

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  1. miDevice W. C. Griggs Elementary Presented By: Dynette Ballard and Jessica Tomberlin

  2. Did You Know 4.0? Bring Your Own Device

  3. Device Storage and Security Policy Bring Your Own Device

  4. How Can Students Use Devices in My Class? Organization – calendar, notes, reminders, tasks • Access online textbooks (Pearson, Think Central, etc.) • Study Read books/Articles (Big Universe, AVL) Listen to online books Use tools – calculator, dictionary, timer, etc. Conduct research • Look up current events • Take assessments (SMART VE) Capture images – www.pics4learning.com • Record journal entries

  5. How Can Students Use Devices in My Class? Record teacher/other students explaining a concept • Take AR tests • Search Destiny Create graphic organizers – www.bubbl.us Create timelines – www.timetoast.com Moodle – course management Edmodo – social networking • How about SMART Notebook and PowerPoint?

  6. Tips for Students • Charge your device overnight – NO charging at school • Keep your own device – NO lending devices to friends • Keep devices powered off unless your teacher gives you permission to turn it on and use it • Get your parent’s permission before installing apps • Use for class related purposes only – NO social media • The bathroom and the gym are “Device Free” areas • Devices are not to be used at dismissal – keep them in your bookbag • Troubleshoot your own device • BYOD is a privilege that can be taken away at any time

  7. SuggestedApps for Your Grade Level • Brainstorm ideas with your grade level • Complete and return the form with a PLCIA to Jessica or Dynette by Wednesday, March 20 • Suggestions will be posted on the Griggs website for parents and a flier will be sent home (possibly in report cards)

  8. Get your students involved: “Instead of wondering what students can do with their devices … district educators ask students to create or brainstorm ways they might use their devices for learning purposes.” Jill Hobson, Forsyth County School District’s instructional technology director

  9. Share Time • How are you using devices in your classroom? • What challenges are you facing? • iPad App for teachers: Class Dojo

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