1:1
The 1:1 technology initiative is a two-year pilot project intended to enhance learning in the classroom by giving students and teachers each their own device (iPad or Chromebook) to use in school and at home. Although students are receiving devices, this initiative is really about improving teaching and learning.
1:1 pilot overview
The 1:1 technology initiative is intended to provide students the opportunity to increase what they learn, how they learn, and when they learn by using technology they will own throughout an entire school year. Teachers and principals of these students will join a network that will provide them with extensive opportunities to learn best practices in the use of 1:1 technology in instruction, as well as share what’s working and what’s challenging them in their own classrooms.
The 1:1 initiative is focused on 2 feeder patterns of schools:
- The 4th and 5th grade at Calvin Donaldson, the 6th and 7th grade at East Lake Academy, the 9th and 10th grade at The Howard School.
- The 4th and 5th grade at Red Bank Elementary, and the 9th and 10th grade at Red Bank High School. The 6th grade at Red Bank Middle has sets of devices for use in 6th grade math and exceptional education classes.
Spring 2014 evaluation
Spring 2014 one-page summary
Fall 2014 evaluation
Fall 2014 one-page summary
Summer 2015 evaluation
Summer 2015 one-page summary
