0011 ict in physical education
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A presentation exploring ICT issues in PE. It was an early attempt to explore some of the curriculum issues in England and Wales in 2000TRANSCRIPT
Information and Information and Communications Technology Communications Technology
for Physical Educationfor Physical Education
Information and Information and Communications Technology Communications Technology
for Physical Educationfor Physical Education
November 2000November 2000November 2000November 2000
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Purposes of this PresentationPurposes of this Presentation
1. To share information.1. To share information.2.2. To challenge perceptions.To challenge perceptions.3.3. To stimulate self-reflection.To stimulate self-reflection.4.4. To consider prioritising personal needs.To consider prioritising personal needs.
1. To share information.1. To share information.2.2. To challenge perceptions.To challenge perceptions.3.3. To stimulate self-reflection.To stimulate self-reflection.4.4. To consider prioritising personal needs.To consider prioritising personal needs.
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In 1840, American school teachers refused to use a blackboard in their classrooms. They thought the new technology was inappropriate to their needs. It took ten years for the blackboard to be used regularly in American schools.
In 1840, American school teachers refused to use a blackboard in their classrooms. They thought the new technology was inappropriate to their needs. It took ten years for the blackboard to be used regularly in American schools.
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Aims to transform learning throughout life by harnessing the power of technology
Educational TechnologyEducational Technology
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The Global Schoolhouse The Global Schoolhouse and Virtual Schoolsand Virtual Schools
The Global Schoolhouse The Global Schoolhouse and Virtual Schoolsand Virtual Schools
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Virtual High SchoolsVirtual High SchoolsVirtual High SchoolsVirtual High Schools
Online education, particularly at the high school Online education, particularly at the high school level, is a fast-growing trend in the United States.level, is a fast-growing trend in the United States.
Virtual High Schools have four large audiences: Virtual High Schools have four large audiences:
1. students who have failed a class and need to make up credit 1. students who have failed a class and need to make up credit
2. students who want to take a class they can't get at their local2. students who want to take a class they can't get at their local
high school high school
3. students who want to earn extra credit and graduate early 3. students who want to earn extra credit and graduate early
4. home schoolers.4. home schoolers.
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Internet Sports CommunitiesInternet Sports CommunitiesInternet Sports CommunitiesInternet Sports Communities
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GENERAL THROWINGNEW: Club SISU Throws ClubHow to Throw Far homepageThrow 1 Deep by Mike Judge.ThrowFarther.com videos.International Throwers Meeting in Ru"dlingen.Throwers Video Clip Archive and links from Brock.Happy Throwers Society home page.CanThrow.com, Canadian site by Larry Steinke.Coaching the Throwing Events by Brian Wasson.Absolute Throwing Page by Alex Ioannou.Masters Throwers Page by William A. Patrick.Shot and Discus Page by Walt Shields.Mjølnir Thrower's Club, a registered USATF club for throwers.The Long and Strong Thrower's Page by Glenn Thompson.American Big Guys thrower's club.
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Hardware DevelopmentsHardware DevelopmentsHardware DevelopmentsHardware Developments
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The Digital RevolutionThe Digital Revolution
• Desk Top machines with 1Ghz processor and 70 Gb hard disk.
• Lap top computers with Firewire.• Palm Computers.• DV camcorders.• Micro cameras.• Ultra lightweight video/data projectors.• DVD.
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The separate technologies which provide the telephone, the computer and the television are now CONVERGING in ways which increase the educational applications of each.
CONVERGENCE becomes possible when the different technologies share systems for encoding data.
DIGITILISATION entails the conversion of information to manipulable and transferable bits.
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Imagine for a moment that your blackboard Imagine for a moment that your blackboard (or conventional whiteboard) were able to (or conventional whiteboard) were able to display up to the minute PC images in full display up to the minute PC images in full colour and that you were able to add to colour and that you were able to add to them, annotate over them and even control them, annotate over them and even control them using nothing more than a pen, that them using nothing more than a pen, that you could access the internet, CD ROM you could access the internet, CD ROM material or individually prepared lesson material or individually prepared lesson content, all from the front of your content, all from the front of your classroom. Stop imagining, you can do all classroom. Stop imagining, you can do all this and more …this and more …
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HP Jornada 540 Series Pocket PC - Hardware Vital Statistics
• 16 or 32MB RAM• 64K CSTN color screen, 240x320 pixels• Pen-and-touch interface, soft keyboard, quick-launch and scroll keys• Built-in rechargeable Li-ion battery for full day use• Interfaces : IrDA, RS-232, USB, CF1, AC jack, stereo headphone jack• Audio speaker and microphone• Removable cover
Standard in-box accessories :• USB cradle with cable• Serial cable• Earphones• World-wide AC Adapter
Optional Accessories :• USB cradle and separate cable• Serial cradle and separate cable• Accessory covers; Stylus Pens • Screen protector sheets• Leather case and carrying pouch• Folding Keyboard• Infrared Wireless Travel Modem• Car DC Adapter• Portable Power Pack• HP BluetoothModule(Summer 2000)
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HP jornada 720
Colour Handheld PC
HP jornada 720
Colour Handheld PC
•Weighs 510g
•Uses Microsoft applications.
•Up to 9 hrs of continual usage
•3/4 full size keyboard
•1/2 VGA Rich colour CSTN display
•Weighs 510g
•Uses Microsoft applications.
•Up to 9 hrs of continual usage
•3/4 full size keyboard
•1/2 VGA Rich colour CSTN display
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Software DevelopmentsSoftware Developments
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Developing Opportunities
1. A range of software opportunities exist.
2. General programmes.
3. Specifically written programmes.
4. Relational databases.
5. Video editing software.
6. Neural networks.
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Technical AnalysisTechnical Analysis
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Relational DatabaseRelational Database
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Data MiningData Mining
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Hogan and Norton presented a paper at the 5th IOC Congress on Sport Science in Sydney, November 1999. They indicated that:
"In the period 1980-96 Australia won 25 gold and 115 total Olympic medals. This equates to $37 million per gold medal or $8 million per any medal. There was also a linear relationship between money spent and total medals won (r=0.96).
[On the basis of] the cost per medal and the expenditure towards Sydney, we estimate the gold medal count will be 14 +/-1 and the total medal count will be 61 +/-4."
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The final Australian tally was 56 medals:
16 gold
24 silver
16 bronze
The final Australian tally was 56 medals:
16 gold
24 silver
16 bronze
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IMPLICATIONS?IMPLICATIONS?
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1. Your development is too important to leave to chance.
2. ICT for phyiscal education teachers is an essential aspect of continuous professional development.
3. A range of support is needed within and outside school.
4. We need a quality assured network of support for busy people!
1. Your development is too important to leave to chance.
2. ICT for phyiscal education teachers is an essential aspect of continuous professional development.
3. A range of support is needed within and outside school.
4. We need a quality assured network of support for busy people!
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On-going support that recognises that learning occurs at a different pace for each of us.
On-going support that recognises that learning occurs at a different pace for each of us.
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A commitment to share best practice and fallible experience.
A commitment to share best practice and fallible experience.
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A recognition that a digital divide threatens equality of access to information rich learning opportunities.
A recognition that a digital divide threatens equality of access to information rich learning opportunities.
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An agreement that our minds are like parachutes …An agreement that our minds are like parachutes …
They work best when OPEN!They work best when OPEN!