PILOT CAROUSEL - Georgia Educational Technology Conference
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Keller Independent School District
Deana Lopez, Associate Superintendent of Curriculum & Instruction
Joe Griffin, Chief Technology Officer
Keller ISD Overview
Located in the Dallas/Fort Worth area
Fast growth district
Approximately 51 square miles
Serving 9 cities
35,000 students
1,000 new students each year
39 campuses
4 High Schools * 5 Middle Schools * 5 Intermediate Schools
23 Elementary Schools * Early Childhood * Alt. High School
Technology Integration Pilots
5th
Grade
Math & Science
iPod Touch
MacBoooks
6th Grade
Social Studies
iPod Nano
Netbooks
MacBooks
District Curriculum
7th Grade
Science
Netbook
Probes
Digital Citizenship
8th Grade
Algebra & Math
iPod Touch
Tablets
24/7 access
KISD Technologies
iPod Touch
iPad
Netbook
Laptops
Document Cameras
Projectors
Promethean Boards
BYOD
Safari Montage
Technology Pilots
Timberview Middle School – 2009-2010
Technology rich…one-to-one devices
District Technology Committee and School
Board Initiative (Focused on technology
devices)
Collaboration with Curriculum and Instruction
after hardware decision was made
Co-Sourcing of Support
Partnership with Dell Services in 2010-2011 to
manage District servers, field technicians,
messaging, storage, and help desk.
Key Performance Indicators established
24/7 service desk support for employees
Change in culture regarding Technology
support
New roles for staff—Innovation Architect
Then……and Now
Before Collaboration
After Collaboration
District classroom
Hardware based on
hardware Standards
Vision for Technology
Integration
curriculum and student
need
Shared Vision for
Technology Integration
Strategic Goal
d
Transform teaching and learning
processes utilizing 21st century
methodologies and technologies
Plan for rigor,
innovative strategies,
engagement, and
use of available
technology
Structure of learning
environment
Framework for
planning instruction
Transform
Teaching and
Learning
Structure for Learning
Professional Development – Instructional Model
Site for Pilot Campuses to share action plans and
scorecards
Meet once a week with pilot principals for the last two
years
Share OFI’s and Wins Weekly
Professional Development – Safari Montage and Safari
Montage Live
Delivery Method- G/T Program Services Pilot
Abstract
The VESTED™
Instructional Approach
Deliver
Communicate
Sequence
Scaffold
Extend
Transform
Concrete
Speak
Experience
View
Concepts
Conventions
What Does Digital Curriculum
Provide?
Current and relevant content
Infrastructure for learning that provides
opportunities for all stakeholders
Content Management
Easy access and searching efficiency
Integration to all devices
“Always on” Learning
Robust infrastructure for learning that provides
opportunities for students and staff to share
knowledge digitally
Device agnostic and Student Owned Devices
Rich digital content consumption and creation
24/7 access
Advantages for Stakeholders
Teacher / Parent
“One Stop Shop” for digital content
Share or assign collections
Track results
Student
Learn from digital curriculum
Create and share collections
Administrator
Track utilization
Measure ROI of digital content
Login on any device
From any
location
Research content
Upload
original
content
Keller ISD
Strategic
Plan
Action
Research
Transform
Teaching
and
Learning
Pathways to Teaching and Learning
Internal Sources
Finance
Electronic
Student
Record
Student
Information
Dashboard
Extract,
Transform,
And Load
Grade Book
BI
Data
Warehouse
(ETL)
Keller DLP
Tool
Creates
Reports or
Dashboard
Mobile
Devices
Other
Test
Data
Distr
ict
Data
Excel
Files
Flat
Files
External Sources
What’s Next?
Integration of multiple types of assessments
into the digital platform
Pathway for students’ to choose their own
product to demonstrate learning
Communication, communication,
communication