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Agenda

The Educational Context

The Current State

The Solution overview

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Technology as a Tool for the Education Environment

Context

Technology

Interactive, Personalized, Intuitive,

Multimedia Enriched Methods

STUDENTS Makes Learning Interesting Gets Students Hooked to Subjects Makes topics easy-to-understand Self Learning (independently) Complete in-depth understanding of concepts Students Improve the skills of:

Observation, Interpretation, Judgment

TEACHERS Students belong to this era of Facebook, Wikipedia… It is important for teachers to acclimatize themselves to the current trends to leverage the user behavior of such platforms too

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How comprehension is related to Active/Passive modes of learning

The Cone of Learning

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Trends

Future of Education

“65% of today’s grade school kids will end up

at jobs that haven’t been invented yet”

Digitized Classrooms Today: Technology is fixed and centralized, either in a classroom lab or a classroom.

Trends: Collaboration with peers globally Mobile use of technology

FUTURE: Classrooms are complemented by virtual teaching modes

Mobile Learning

Platforms

Attention Tracking

Video Lessons

Open Courseware

Digitization of Books

Assessment Algorithms

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Case for Video in Education

Future of Video

Video streaming constitutes half of all network traffic

- Expected to reach 70 percent by 2015

Video usage expected to reach 90 % of all consumer IP traffic

- 70% of mobile by 2013

YouTube usage constitutes 15 percent of ALL traffic

Video Usage Trends

Displays on many devices

Can be made by anyone Multiplies itself

Why is Video better:

Driven by Core Human Needs

Brain is built for Video Yet another way to

Communicate

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The Current State

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Current system of Learning

Too much of Data, too little information Too many options: Content, Medium, Schools, Boards Digital learning options: But not enough content to utilize those Lack of infrastructure

Schools Today!

Adopting technologies early: Risk of wasting time Wrong channel of learning Reducing attention span among students

Students Today!

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The Solution

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HP VideoBook

What?

Any computer connected to the VideoBook Server with a connection speed suitable to stream video contents

Cloud Model Client – Server Model

How?

Education Sector (Schools, Colleges, Universities) Enterprise (Learning & Development)

Where?

A Solution that augments the existing learning experience with

Context based Video content

An innovation from HP Labs

Patented technologies, algorithms

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HP VideoBook: How does it work?

Document

• Faraday’s experiment • Faradays laws of electromagnetic

induction • Flemings right hand rule • AC Dynamo • Electric motor • Michael Faraday

Topic list Extracted & sequenced

Recommended videos from selected sources

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Issues addressed by VideoBook

Textbooks are:

Difficult to Understand Conceptual Not Very Engaging Reduced Attention Span amongst Children/Students today

Irrelevant Videos Difficulty in listing down topics Most often, single repository (website) Waste of Time Distractions faced

Printed Text aka Text Books

Internet as a learning medium

Addresses two key issues

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Uses Video to increase the level of comprehension among students

Adds Value

Mapped to Curriculum

Always on Content Delivery

Seamless Experience

“Classroom in the Living Room” – Continuity in Learning

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Enhanced comprehension

from learning through video

Low cost for an innovative solution

Learn anywhere, anytime from cloud-enabled delivery

Encourages self learning Keeps abreast with

technology

Reach where the students

are Monitor the activities of

students on applications Restrict internet usage to

learning videos from the sea of unacceptable content

Tightly coupled with class schedule

Benefits from VideoBook Benefits to various stakeholders

Differentiate from other

schools: Reputation Utilize investments made

in smart classes: Community learning

Leverage benefit of Gadgets like low cost Tablets

Benefit Commercially Integrate easily with other

solutions

School Students Teachers

Made in India Made For India

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One Solution : Multiple Choices

Client Server

• On Premise • Tier based license • Access @ School

Cloud based

• On Demand • Subscription based • Access @ School, Home

Features: Secure, Customizable, School Brand-able and Upgradeable

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MARKET RESPONSE

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The Wall Street Journal Award for Technology in Education

Awards & Honours

http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10000872396390444024204578046724146696256.html?KEYWORDS=HP+VideoBook

This year's winners tackled big problems—and came up with solutions that could make a real difference in people's lives.

WSJ Technology Awards 2012

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Press Coverage

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Q & A