Apple Education Leadership Summit - Hong Kong

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1. Ann and William Martin Madeleine Brooks 1:1

1.1. Training team with Expert groups and tresure hunt

1.2. iLife package

1.3. Exit message

2. David Larson

2.1. Proof of effective learning

2.2. Newspaper articles

2.3. Slideshow with examples

3. Tim Bray 1:1

3.1. Framework Marzano

3.2. Don't Push the teachers

3.3. Mindmeister

3.4. Wiki

3.5. Objective first than the skills with tools

3.6. Groep 1 2 ICT basisvaardigheden

3.7. Groep 3 4 Cruciale ICT IPC vaardigheden accent op aanvankelijk lezen, rekenen, schrijven....mbv van de computer.

3.8. Groep 5 6 7 8 Cruciale ICT IPC vaardigheden - MI - Eigen emailadres (epals.com; http://www.epals.com/ gmail; https://www.google.com)

3.9. Already give the children the objectives-sources and timeline when they have a test orhave to create a product where they show the objectives.

4. Marco Torres

4.1. From Schooling to Learning

4.2. Producers or receivers

4.3. Children love to learn a lifelong when they are engaged

4.4. Learning 24/7

4.5. How do we assess creativity

4.6. YouTube is the stage to the world

4.7. Flickr; http://www.flickr.com/

4.8. YouTube;http://www.youtube.com/

4.9. Music; http://creativecommons.org/

5. FRAMEWORK will be MARZANO - http://www.shiftedlearning.org/wiki/Marzano_and_Web_2.0

6. LESSONPLAN

6.1. Objective

6.2. Context

6.2.1. Joy for learning and enrichment with computer.

6.3. Content

6.3.1. Joy for learning and enrichment with computer.

6.4. Metacognition

6.4.1. Digitalportfolio or Blog

7. OBJECTIVES are ICT IPC CRUCIAL SKILLS

8. HAVE AN OPEN ENVIRONMENT and LEARN CHILDREN HOW TO WORK AND LIFE WITH THE OPPERTUNITIES

9. Confince parents - teachers and Board 1:1

9.1. Sources

9.2. Marzano

9.3. Objectives

9.4. Skills

9.5. Grade 6 bring their laptops to middleschool. In their laptops they have all their learning processes, sources, evaluations, portofolio, superschemes etc. The can look back.

9.6. Grade 6 is getting used to work and plann with their laptops.

9.7. Teachers start small and monitor with remote desktop. Collaborate and use laptops wherever possible.

10. IDEAS

10.1. Newspaper by kids

10.2. LCD screen in hall to present childrens digital content.

10.3. Podcasts

10.4. Vodcasts

10.5. Verzamel foto's van mensen - 1 tot en met 100 jaar

10.6. HSL brochure for kids of previous group - Wat is het verschil en wat is hetzelfde in groep 6? Wat moet je te weten als je naar groep 6 gaat? Wat moet je meenemen naar groep 6? Welke woorden moet je kennen als je naar groep 6 gaat?

10.7. Wiki - Schrijf samen een verhaal

10.8. Maak aan het begin van het jaar een 'Wanted' poster waarin de kinderen zichzelf voorstellen.

11. IT Manager

11.1. Leadership by Vision

11.2. IT Leader

11.3. IT Innovator

11.4. IT Tech Specialist

11.5. IT Implematation specialist

12. Children

12.1. Make a questionaire about computers in education

12.2. Ask what tools they want

12.3. Ask what computers did for education

12.4. Write safety rules together how to use a computer properly

13. Teachers

13.1. Support them

13.2. Make them enthousiastic

13.3. Ask what computers did for education

13.4. Write safety rules together how to use a computer properly

14. We look at technology as a tool, but our students see it as an environment. Spaces are owned by children.

15. Tom Kelley

15.1. Insights come from extreme users, have to look at BOTH ends of the curve for innovative ideas Inspiration, Ideation, Implementation: process of innovation. Designers have a distinct way of solving problems...viability,desirability, feasibility

15.2. The antropologist

15.3. The experimenter

15.4. The cross-polulator

15.5. Hurdler knows where to jump blindfolded - Know where to expect problems and be prepared

15.6. http://www.tenfacesofinnovation.com/tomkelley/index.htm

16. Vivien Stewart

16.1. 21 century skills - What is a global skill set?

16.1.1. Knowledge of cultures, regions, issues

16.1.2. Being able to communicate, more than one language, coupled with

16.1.3. Sensitivity: values, perspectives and respect

16.2. Resources available at the Asia Society Website http://www.asiasociety.org/

17. John Couch

17.1. Laptops

17.2. Mobile technologie

17.3. iTunes

17.4. Google docks

17.5. Social networking software; Facebook; http://www.facebook.com/ Twitter;http://twitter.com/home -

18. Professor Heppel

18.1. We look at technology as a tool, but our students see it as an environment. Spaces are owned by children.

18.2. Effective learning

18.3. Building; http://www.learnometer.net/

18.4. http://www.heppell.net/

18.5. Children create furniture

18.6. Furniture

18.7. http://www.heppell.net/bva/default.htm

18.8. Mirrors in classroom to see the children behind their screens

18.9. http://www.teachernet.gov.uk/management/resourcesfinanceandbuilding/schoolbuildings/innovativedesign/sbschoolsforthefuture/futureclassrooms/

19. http://search.twitter.com/search?q=%23hksummit

20. http://applehksummit.wikispaces.com/Quotes+from+Apple+Education+Leadership+Summit+-+Hong+Kong

21. The role of the teacher is to create the conditions for invention rather than to provide ready-made knowledge" Seymour Papert

22. http://kellettschool.blogspot.com/2009/04/education-leadership-summit.html

23. http://www.levins.net/users/martin/weblog/5b423/