a window to new contexts of learning for a student, spark curiosity and imagination? Will it help answer the questions students and teachers are asking? Will it provide a pathway to innovation?
grow? Will the educator in multiple contexts try, embrace and use the technology enough to start a brushfire and pathway to innovation? Does the technology enhance or transform our innovative educational offerings? Will the technology integrate with or transform our core systems (RB API’s, App Smashing and beyond)? Technology initiatives are chosen in three ways that focus on educational innovation (*see Appendix A) first. These choices start after exceptional customer service and proven thought leadership in the field, or openness to visioning. EDTECH INTEGRATION CHOICES ADOPTION RESILIENCE
project management. Strong mobile capabilities through app. Core hardware and software that works in multiple school settings. 1 to 1 iPad enables new visions of mobile learning (Field Studies Program, more); 2 to 1 MacBook Pro enables powerful creation. Safe, mission aligned online environment for building skills. Unique asynchronous project and social media space for elementary and middle school students. Strong mobile capabilities through app. Intuitive UI (teacher, student, parent, admin); Good UX; iOS integration; SIS integration; LTI’s; ePortfolios — Complete Virtual Learning Environment. CANVAS LMS APPLE DIY.ORG BASECAMP CASE STUDIES OF SUCCESS SCHOOLMINT Excellent UI and UX for parents and admissions. Open API’s for integration — strong mobile capabilities.
environments (classrooms, online, Field Studies) as pilot projects *See Appendix C Looking for technology and thought partnerships. We use design based research for adopting technology. RESEARCH ROLLING EDTECH CORE SYSTEMS Undergo multiple review cycles at the local, regional and global level. Looking for link to innovation, integration capabilities, UI, UX, support, financial metrics that work —*See Appendix B.