frog conference - inspiring teaching and learning with education 2014

ft Education

Steve MolyneuxCEO, Tablet Academy – Microsoft Professor of Global Education Leadership,

Lamar University, Texas

Our VisionAnytime, anywhere learning

for all

Microsoft in Education

Helping Transform

EducationWe are delivering services and experiences that

bring learning to life in and out of the classroom

and allow education leaders to reimagine how

technology can modernize learning and improve

learning outcomes.

Helping Transform EducationDevices, Apps for Education, Accessibility, Communication and Collaboration, Search, Access

Programs

Microsoft is creating public-private

partnerships to put technology access in the

hands of students and educators throughout

the world. This unique program has helped us

provide digital access to 16,000,000 students in

over 55 countries.

Supporting EducatorsWe are empowering educators with the training,

communities, technologies and experiences they

need to succeed and to help every student

achieve their greatest potential.

Supporting EducatorsDevelopment Programs, Communities, Forums and Conferences

Microsoft has invested in a $750 million global initiative aimed at improving teaching and learning. Since 2003, we’ve led the way in partnering with education, helping nearly 11 million educators and reaching more than 207 million students in 139 countries in our first 10 years alone.

Inspiring StudentsWe are providing the technology skills and

support programs that can help students get

prepared for their next step in life, whether the

workforce or advancing their education.

Inspiring StudentsDevelopment Programs, Competitions, Deals and Offers

Graham FoxSchools Business Manager, Microsoft Education

Steve MolyneuxCEO, Tablet Academy – Microsoft Professor of Global Education Leadership,

Lamar University, Texas

Trends: Student Access To Platforms

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Mobile Devices

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Trend AwarenessBe Aware Of Consumer Trends Trends: Technology In EducationalTrends: A New Learning Society

Mobile Platforms Free Agent LearningCloud Services

Young people today do things that young people 15 years ago could

not have imagined.

This generation is creating self-shot home movies, mixing and editing

existing footage, composing and recording music and editing photos.

They are connecting, exchanging and creating in new ways; when and

where they want and with no understanding or regard as to the

consequences of their actions nor respect for privacy, copyright or the

feelings of others.

Trends: The Neo-Millenials

The 4 Ages of Education

Age of the Philosopher(Innovation: Language)

Its all about change:

The Device

Research into the technological lives of young children found that 29% of toddlers could use a smartphone or tablet by the age of three, while more one-in-ten could operate the devices before their 2nd birthday.

Of these about 8.8% (2.2 Mio) are aged 3-11.

About 25 Million people in the UK use a tablet.

A further 7.2% (1.8 Mio) are aged 12-17.

IT Informed Pupils

Technology In The Classroom

Technology In The Classroom

Interacting With Your Device – What Next?

Its all about change:

The Teacher

What Is ‘New’ In TeachingWhat Is ‘New’ In Teaching

Giving Pupils Additional Skills

• Problem Solving

• Reflection

• Creativity

• Critical Thinking

• Learning To Learn

• Risk Taking

• Collaboration

• Entrepreneurship

New Teaching Models

Independent learning

Time with Educator

New Teaching Models

Adapting To Individual Needs

Its all about change:

The Pupil– Putting it into practice

Changing The Way We Teach

How Will Pupils Learn Differently?

Create CommunicateCoordinateConnect Collaborate

Pupil created content from an activityExample: Critical Thinking Skills

New Approaches To Teaching & LearningExamples: Thinking Skills

Example: Creative Expressive Skills

Pupils use Chroma Keyto enhance engagementExample: Research & Collaborative Skills

OneNote: The Ultimate Collaboration Tool

Example: OneNote In The Classroom

Student Centric & Value Driven School

Steve@Tablet-Academy.Com

@TabletAcademyUK

Graham.fox@Microsoft.Com

@MicrosoftEdUK