Infrastructure
One-to-one programs are helping to bridge the digital divide, engage students, and improve learning. This toolkit pulls together successful approaches to planning and implementation, and the research-based methods they are using to create sustainable and effective 1:1 initiatives.
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Powering up the Chromebook Experience at Roxbury Public SchoolsNew Jersey's Roxbury Township School District has been a 1:1 school for five years. Their older chromebooks were beginning to age, so they wanted to choose more powerful future-ready devices. |
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One-to-one is Going Wonderfully in Webster Central School District, New YorkWebster Central School District is using technology to help kids learn essential 21st Century skills so that they can be successful in the real world: showing perseverance, risk taking, collaboration, and the ability to think on their feet. |
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Student Interns Learn Valuable Skills Retrofitting District ComputersIn West Ada, Idaho, replacing mechanical hard drives with faster SSDs dramatically improved the start-up times of desktop computers while providing a valuable learning experience for students and freeing up funds for new mobile technology. |
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Smart Buses, Powered by the Internet of Things, Extend the School Day at Huntsville ISDThis Texas district combines a 1:1 Chromebook initiative with community hotspots and an IoT school bus solution that keeps students, parents and school personnel connected throughout the day. |
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Acer R11 Chromebook Case StudyEarlier in the year, Intel® Education and K-12 Blueprint gave away several Acer R11 Chromebooks with Intel Celeron processors to schools across the country. We were amazed at the resourceful ways educators were using the devices to instill 21st century skills within their classrooms. |
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Adopt, Adapt and Improve: Metro Nashville Public Schools Redefines School LibrariesTennessee's Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools is blazing trails in innovative library and media center design to bring true 21st Century literacy to 83,000 students in more than 150 schools. |
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Personalizing Learning in Oakland, CA, with Help From ChromebooksChanging how students learn and teachers teach has been the impetus for bringing Intel-powered Chromebooks to the Oakland Unified School District. |
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Going Big (Texas Style) with One-to-One LaptopsHouston ISD is about to enter the third phase of its phenomenally successful 1:1 PowerUp initiative, which allows teachers in all 282 district schools to create a rich learning environment filled with project-based learning, 21st-century skills development, and coursework aligned to individual aptitudes and interests. |
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Empowering and Untethering Teachers in Tolleson, ArizonaLenovo laptops and wireless display (WiDi) for their teachers – as well as testing out a variety of technology options with their students – have been keys to moving forward in the Tolleson Union High School District. |
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How Michigan is Boldly Redefining Ed-Tech PurchasingMichigan’s Technology Readiness Infrastructure Grant (TRIG) is developing and improving the technology infrastructure of Michigan’s school districts in preparation for the planned implementation of online growth assessments in an innovative new way that is not only pushing the state to full 1:1 implementation, but saving school districts millions of dollars in the process. |
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New State of EdTech Leadership 2020 Survey ReportThe annual CoSN EdTech Leadership Survey has just been released: providing critical information on the state of K-12 technology, infrastructure, and leadership. |
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The Steelcase Active Learning Center GrantSteelcase Education is partnering with educators to rethink classrooms, libraries and in-between spaces to incorporate flexible furniture to support active learning. |
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Gallup and NewSchools Venture Fund's Education Technology Use in Schools reportGallup and NewSchools Venture Fund conducted a national survey about the use of educational technology in schools. Here are their findings. |
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RIP PC? Not So Fast…As the mobile PC market in education continues to grow, the competition between platforms is expected to intensify, with implications across the ed-tech industry. |
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Outpacing the Traditional Ed-Tech TimelineDiscover three emerging technologies affecting our lives outside the classroom today, and see how schools could implement them tomorrow. |
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Cloud Computing in Education: Tip of the IcebergThe past four years have seen a radical shift in how K-12 schools are deploying and managing devices, due almost exclusively to low-cost Chromebooks. For many IT departments, gone are the days of creating gold builds, overnight image pushes, and even shared network drives to manage student data and devices. The replacement is, of course, the software side of the Chromebook offering: G Suite for Education. |
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Look What’s New on the HorizonThe newly released NMC/CoSN Horizon Report: 2017 K–12 Edition examines emerging technologies in teaching, learning, and creative inquiry in schools. |
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The 2017 AWS City on a Cloud Innovation ChallengeIntroducing the 2017 City on a Cloud Innovation Challenge! Amazon Web Services (AWS) is awarding up to $50,000 in promotional credits to school districts who are using the power of the cloud to improve learning for students. |
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Microsoft Technology Planning ResourcesMicrosoft works with hundreds of thousands of schools and school systems to solve big problems. Here are resources to guide school leaders as they transform schools with a vision to empower students to achieve more. |
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The Golden Age of School TechnologyAs districts employ substantive changes to incorporate educational technology, Craig Williams takes stock and looks to the future. |
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