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Home Access. BETT 2008 Ian Halpin. “For the 12-15 age group, use of the internet is the most important technology in their lives – more important than television..”. “..integrating such technology into learning raises educational attainment .” (ICT testbed evaluation). - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Home Access
BETT 2008Ian Halpin
“For the 12-15 age group, use of the internet is the most important technology in their lives – more important than television..”
“..integrating such technology into learningraises educational attainment.” (ICT testbed evaluation)
Children only spend 15% of their time at
school.
Government vision
• Learning Platform
• Provides access to education
• Anywhere, anytime, including home
• “real time reporting for parents”
Government vision
• Devices & connectivity to access resources for ALL pupils aged 5-19
• Home Access Taskforce– Personally led by Jim
Knight– Currently testing Proof of
Concepts– Expect announcement in
Spring
• Help for those on lowest incomes
So the concept is…
+ accessible education Children at home
+ change of culture
+ access to it
= more learning…
…and now real life…
Chris DaviesLambeth
Universal Home Access
• Lambeth e-Learning Foundation in partnership with RM plc and Lambeth Council and supported by the National e-Learning Foundation
BSF ICT Transformation Model
2005 2007 2010 2013
LCLP (PFI Managed service) investment
BSF Managed service investment
2015
School based learning and ICT
Personalised, extended learning
and ICT
Development and application of Learning Platform
Home Access Funds investment
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Project Connect
“Raising the game and levelling the playing field”
• Providing all Y9/10/11 with the IT they need to learn– A laptop for 3 years
– safe (filtered) Internet access using T-Mobile (if wanted) for 2 years
• Inspiring effort, responsibility and taking part
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
The Deal
• Our Foundation will fund access to a fully wireless connected laptop for all young people in the Y9
• Each young person signs up to pledges in 3 areas & agrees to work with a mentor
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
My Pledge
I will Learn
I will Contribute
I will Participate
E-MentorReferee
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Parents’ contributions
Government funds
ELF funds
Other funds
Financing the Deal
£800 per family
£400
£200
£100
£100
School funds
BSF / Council
Charitable
ParentPay
School
Fund Holder
CSR Shareholders
LeLF Fund
Manager
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Delivering
• Y9 champions
• The referee
• e-mentors
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
What’s stopping you…?How we can help address considerations
Consideration Example SolutionAffordability & Sustainability • LA or school-wide Home Learner scheme –
enables you to subsidise device or connectivity costs
Launch & Parental Engagement • Effective launch events• Project management service
E-Safety • SafetyNet plus filtering• Experience working with police, Broadband consortia, and others on e-safety policies
Insurance • Beyond household and school• No excess, 24 hour turn-around
Ubiquitous access • Mobile & desktop devices from £169• 3G, ADSL, wireless connectivity
…let us show you how we work with other schools & LAs
…and don’t forget to have fun!
“..integrating such technology into learningraises educational attainment.” (ICT testbed evaluation)
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Learn & Aspire
I pledge toA. Discover and develop my talents
B. Learn spoken and written English, to the highest standard I can
TargetsA. I will set my own
B. GCSE English at a grade higher than predicted by my school
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Contribute
I pledge to contribute and put something back
TargetsA. Pay my agreed contribution to the laptop programme
B. Support a LeLF partner charity in whatever way I can
Lambeth e-Learning Foundation
Engage & Take Part
I pledge to• Sign-up to an organised group with positive values
Target• Join a volunteer programme, a team, club or other group…