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Copia de Hunterdon & Warren County Superintendent's Retreat - 2016

This is a presentation for the Hunterdon & Warren County Superintendent's Retreat in September, 2016.

PRESENTATION OUTLINE

More School Technology?

Hunterdon & Warren County Supts - 9.2016  
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Jay Eitner, Superintendent of Schools

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Lord, I was born a-Ramblin' Man

  • Taught in East Brunswick (MIddlesex)
  • Assistant Principal in Long Valley (Morris)
  • K-12 Supervisor in Hopewell Valley (Mercer)
  • Superintendent in LAC (Salem); now in Waterford Township (Camden)
  • Raised in Union (Union)
  • My awkward Hunterdon County moment

https://goo.gl/PHM5Yl

Follow on your own device (CaSe SeNsItIvE) 

Edu-Presenter Bingo

"The Digital Divide"

"The Homework Gap"

(insert your own edu-babble in a quote)

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I feel like life today is sort of like this...

In 1997, my Superintendent told our graduating class two things:

1) Stay off of the internet.

2) Don't get into a stranger's car.

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In 2016, I'm using my phone to gain internet access to get in a stranger's car.

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In 1997, I had to call Domino's Pizza to order a pie and have cash ready.

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In 2016, I can call, text, tweet, or send an emoji to Domino's; cash is discouraged.

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In 1997, I had to get a travel agent to purchase a train ticket to get to college to get a paper course guide and stand in line (for eternity) to register for classes.

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Today, not only do I pick my classes online, I take all of them online.

I will defend my dissertation over Skype.

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Right now, I can run almost every aspect of my life from my phone.

How cool... or how sad?

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6 years than 60 years

Technology has changed the classroom more in the past 

Love it or loathe it, we have a responsibility to meet learners where they are today.

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Besides meeting learners where they are, the community also has to be met where THEY are.

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Schools today should be using:

  • Facebook
  • Twitter
  • Instagram
  • Pinterest
  • SnapChat
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Twitter = the best PD on the planet.

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Why Twitter?

  • Instantaneous.
  • To the point.
  • If people want more, you add a link and they click.
  • Keeps you on message.
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Remind

Fast. Free. Instant notification. Make it YOURS. 
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Why Remind?

  • Mass-texting
  • Fast.
  • To the point.
  • Create different groups.

I don't want to go on every platform to send a message.

IFTTT

(If This, Then, That)

TAKE-AWAYS

Look like a superstar upon return 
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LandLine

  • First passed by Reagan
  • Re-authorized every year for phones; now wireless phones and internet
  • December 2016: INTERNET ONLY
  • $10.00 / internet - - $9.75 grant =
  • 25 CENTS A MONTH FOR UNLIMITED INTERNET FOR THOSE AT OR UNDER POVERTY LEVEL
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JerseyON

  • Part of the AmericaON initiative under President Obama
  • Those at or under modified income standard (including F/R lunch)
  • Entire districts can qualify
  • 3 GB @ LTE rate / unlimited 3G wireless hotspot (up to 10 devices can connect)
  • $78.00 for FIVE years
  • Offers refurbished laptops & tablets
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#CSforAll summit

September, 2016 
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code.org

start here... 
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Most open-source CS materials are FREE!

So is most of the PD that is needed with it. 
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Crowdfunding

Money is out there.  Let it come to you. 

Crowdfunding is letting one of my 6th-grade teachers send a project to space. OUTERSPACE!!!!

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My "Dirty 30" v 4.0 presentation:

Be relevant. Your learners and community will thank you.