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Bridging the Digital Divide: Expanding the Idaho Education Network

Bridging the Digital Divide: Expanding the Idaho Education Network

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Bridging the Digital Divide: Expanding the Idaho Education Network

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Bridging the Digital Divide: Expanding the Idaho Education Network

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Bridging the Digital Divide: Expanding the Idaho Education Network

• State of today: Where have we been?• Future Implementation and Roll Out• Resources for Success• Benefits, Future Plans and Focus

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State of Today

• Recent legislative changes to composition and organization– IEN Technical Committee– IEN Advisory Committee– Reporting to JFAC Quarterly– Department of Administration– Changes to Committee

• Schools Connected and New Technology• Classes Conducted• Identity of the Idaho Education Network

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State of Today: IPRACAppointed PositionsTom Luna--Supt. of Public Instruction (Chair)

Dept. of Administration (Vice Chair)

Idaho Digital Learning Academy

Public and Higher EducationJerry Reininger - Dir. of Information Systems, Meridian School District

John Miller - Dean of Off Campus Instruction, College of Southern Idaho

Private SectorAlicia Ritter - President, Ritter Consulting

Shelly Sayer - VP of Finance, Premier Technology Inc.

LegislatureRepresentative Bob Nonini (ED)

Senator John Goedde (ED)

Representative Darrell Bolz (JFAC)

Representative Wendy Jaquet (JFAC)

Senator Shawn Keough (JFAC)

Senator Bert Brackett (JFAC )

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State of Today: Year One Connections

• 40% Target for first year• 79 schools connected in FY 2010 • 121 schools left to connect in FY 2011 and 2012

• Phased approach changed

• VTC-Interactive Video Foot Prints

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State of Today: Who is doing it?

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Schools Connected in Year One

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Schools Connected in Year One

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Schools Connected in Year One

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State of Today: VTC Footprint (Receiving)

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State of Today: VTC Footprint (Origination)

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State of Today: Classes and Activities

• 79 schools connected in FY 2010 • 121 schools left to connect in FY 2011 and 2012• 250+ Teachers and Administrators trained • 300+ students received courses over VTC in Idaho• 800+ credits earned over VTC in Idaho• Established a management system for network• Established training for users and teachers• Established a search engine for neighboring VTC sites and

curriculum

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State of Today: Classes and Activities

• High School to High School Elective/Core• Weiser to Emmett

• Dual Credit/Concurrent Credit• Intra-district or Inter-district• Emmett to Weiser• Twin Falls SD to Jerome, Sugar Salem

• Community Education• Masters Program at Sugar Salem

• Professional and Workforce Development• Idaho State University to Weiser/Chamber of Commerce• ISU 21st Century Classroom Training

• Supplemental Curriculum, Virtual Field Trips for K-12• Royal Botanical Gardens, St. Louis University School of Medicine, Royal Tyrrel Paleontology

Museum, NASA, Smithsonian, etc…

• Collaboration, Meetings, Interact with Subject Matter Experts

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Future Implementation and Roll Out

• Phased approach changed

• Website and Applications

• MOU

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Future Implementation and Roll Out

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Future Implementation and Roll Out

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Future Implementation and Roll Out

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Future Implementation and Roll Out

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• Established an Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to improve adoption

• Access, Introductions, Training Opportunities• Open House Presentations with VTC

» Invite parents to see the system and share your vision» Conduct Professional Development and Open House trainings with

Teachers» Conduct open house meetings with Community Leaders-

• Police, Fire, Chambers of Commerce• Conduct open house with parents

Future Implementation and Roll Out: MOU Activities

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School District Resources For Success

• Training

• Support from IEN

• Support from Partners

• Support from ENA

• Statewide E-Rate Application

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School District Resources for Success

• Teacher Proctor Training and Origination Training

Andy Lanning [email protected]

• What does VTC mean to me? Overview of VTC in the class

• Proctor Training (4hr)• Origination Training (16hr)

• IEN Webinars, Meetings with Administration, Teachers,-Sponsoring VT’s

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School District Resources Available

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Collaborating across Idaho

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School Resources for Success: Center for Interactive Learning and Collaboration

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CILC- Content Providers

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• Community Leaders Open House• ISU workforce training

• Joe Fleischman and Jeff Hough at ISU• E-Commerce Training• Online Marketing• Customer Retention Techniques• 208-282-3372 or [email protected]

School Resources for Success

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School Resources for Success: Web-Based Support Center and 24/7 Support

Network Operations Center

[email protected]

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The Future of the IEN? What can we learn from the past and present?

• Wyoming Model–Heavy focus on K-12 to K-12 delivered courses

• Utah Model—Heavy focus on Higher Education and Dual Credit.– 20% of concurrent enrollment credits were earned through

distance education.• Dakotas—Half the schools have less than 100 students-

Consortia Approach

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The Future of the IEN? What can we learn from the past and present?

• Idaho Model—Expand on their strengths and included community opportunities, PTE, STEM, Graduate Degrees, Emergency Training, etc… – Predictable and distributable path for DC/CE

• Portability of credits

– Expand it to benefit Middle Schools and beyondRe-inventing yourself with the changing economy

– Consortia and Autonomy– Dedicating the right personnel to grow it (Joann

Wade and Renee Sweet)

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The Future of the IEN? Considerations for Superintendents

• Community Centered Education Facility– Weiser and Sugar Salem

• Developing a winning personnel strategy – West Side and Weiser

• Issues facing predictable and distributable path for DC/CE and High School Core– Twin Falls, Meridian, and Sugar Salem

• Portability of credits• Scheduling

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The Future of the IEN—Considerations for Superintendents

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Contact Garry Lough

Communications Director 208-332-1842

[email protected]

www.ien.idaho.gov