on BYOD (Secondary)
HKCCCU Logos Academy
Eric Chan, Nick Yu
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Ready to “Go“
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e-Learning Goals
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School Practice
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Reference
Technical specification of Wi-Fi services
https://www.edb.gov.hk/en/edu-system/primary-secondary/applicable-to-primary- secondary/it-in-edu/Wifi900/TechnicalAdvisory.html
Questions
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How many devices are connected in school?
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Number of mobile device in school?
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Planned number of BYOD class?
Before BYOD:
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Infrastructure ~ Wi-Fi、Broadband、Security
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Number of room running e-Learning
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Staff Room、General office
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Bandwidth
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Information security
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Regular UAT
Estimate data rate in school
1 Class
» 40 devices x 1Mbps = 40Mbps 1 Form
» 3 classes x 40Mbps= 120Mbps
We need a body check for our Wi-Fi.
https://www.hkedcity.net/waaschool/zh-hant/content/testing-tool
How to…
How to…
» Login using School HkedCity Admin Account
How to…
» Login using School HkedCity Admin Account
How to…
How to…
» Timeslot(s) selected is confirmed
Start Wi-Fi Test
Test Wi-Fi
» Using HkedCity Admin Account to login again
Test Wi-Fi
» Login and click my booking
Test Wi-Fi
» The code is arbitrary 4-digits number
Test Wi-Fi
Test Wi-Fi
Why promoting
e-Learning?
Focus on Promoting e-Learning
» Device selection? » Learning Focus?
motivation and
interest in learning
interactions with
peers and teachers
skills and promote
assessment for learning
Starting from
BASIC!!!
Promoting Personalized and
collaborative learning environment
» Use of Office 365 to run collaborative activities with share folders, common notebook
» During PBL, students research reference could be shared on their common notebook and track their progress
» Common notebook will be used as individual working space, teacher notes and common working area
Coding on digital notebook
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Support various coding like Java, C, JavaScript, HTML, …
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Show live code
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Run code in OneNote
online coding platform http://repl.it
How to kick-off BYOD program in school?
Experience Sharing
Pilot Stage at 2014 Feb
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In Feb 2014, define UAP on BYOD program.
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One ICT class has taken
part in pilot scheme.
Students must obey the following rules:
» The school will provide a personal Wi-Fi account to each student. The account should not be shared with others.
» After getting permission from the subject teacher, students are allowed to use their own laptops/tablets in that particular lesson;
» Students may also use their own device(s) in the library or self-study center during lunch time or after school;
Students must obey the following rules:
» Apart from the above situations, the power of the laptop/tablet must be in hibernation, stand-by or switched off mode;
» Laptops/tablets should be used for learning activities only.
» The screen size of the laptops/tablets must be greater than or equal to 7 inches.
Students must obey the following rules:
» Students should take care of their own personal properties in school;
if the laptops/tablets brought to the school are lost, stolen or damaged, the school should not be held responsible in any way.
Parents should pay particular attention to this.
» Students should ensure that their laptops/tablets are fully charged before brought to the school to avoid inconvenience and potential dangers.
Questions
» How to manage device?
» Wi-Fi support?
» Power?
» Security?
Support on program
Our practices:
» Free Web platform: Office 365, OneNote, Teams
» Provide Office 365 download
» Provide school Wi-Fi
» Use of Remote App instead of app installation on student devices
BYOD Kick off tips
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Define device specification Screen Size, Battery life
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Work with Discipline team on location of using laptop
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Draft teaching and learning strategy on e-Learning
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Host parent evening to share program details of BYOD [Invite student to share]
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Consideration of new app adoption
BYOD Kick off tips
Do ✓
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Draft UAP
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Duration of screen time in class Don’t
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Using too much IT tools on single activities
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Apply one learning approach on learning activity
Reference
https://www.k12blueprint.com/toolkits/byod
https://www.k12blueprint.com/toolkits/byod
Voice from different school
https://padlet.com/cwk2/z2kcf9aqk2ab Special thanks:
St. Stephen College Gavin Choi
