1-to-1 Computing SIG
SIG1to1 works to advance the thoughtful proliferation of 1-to-1 mobile computing devices for every student in K-16 education. Share 1-to-1 initiatives, concerns, and best practices with the topic's most passionate supporters.
2007-2008 Goals and Objectives
Goal: The goal of SIG1to1 is to enhance teaching and learning in 1-to-1 environments in K–16 classrooms.
Objectives: SIG1to1 will achieve its goal through the following objectives:
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Collect and disseminate information on one-to-one implementations in the K–16 classroom
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Sponsor outreach activities at conferences
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Provide a forum for the exchange of ideas
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Assist in the development of one-to-one activities and products (e.g., one-to-one toolkits, training videos, websites)
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Support one-to-one programs through mentoring activities
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Collaborate with other individuals and organizations with similar goals
SIG 1-to-1's activities are specifically aimed at:
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Invite interested participants to attend “Birds of a Feather” sessions at NECC
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E-mail information to existing one-to-one districts and independent schools to be distributed (database of current implementations exists from previous conferences and Symposia)
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Conduct annual SIG meetings each year at NECC
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Maintaining a listserv of interested participants
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Post information and resources on ISTE’s website
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Host conference calls or web seminars to provide for ongoing professional development
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Provide mentors for districts just beginning new implementations
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Cosponsor or host special 1-to-1 events or projects, such as the "Day in the Life of a 1-to-1 Learning Environment," with an invitation to join as a member on the "front page" for people viewing the project or information about the event.
To participate in SIG1to1's activities, please consider joining the SIG1to1 Wikispace at http://www.sig1to1.iste.wikispaces.net. Note: you'll need to sign up for a free account with Wikispaces to become a member of the SIG1to1 Wikispace.
1-to-1 Webinar
The Emergence of Ultramobiles in Education
January 23, 2009
Presenters:
Dr. Alice Owen – Executive Director of Technology, Irving ISD
Sam Farsaii – Director of Instructional Technology, Irving ISD
An explosion of new devices called “ultramobiles” have emerged in the education market. This webinar will provide time for participants to compare, features, discuss implementation efforts and explore these tools as alternatives to laptops. Archives available here.
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