<<< BYOT and BYOD in schools
It is important to keep the school community – staff, students and parents – abreast of your BYO initiative, if the initiative is to be a success.
Clear concise information about teaching and learning practice and expectations, policies and device requirements are central to this process.
Below are examples of information provided by schools to their communities.
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- Oatley PS (NSW K-6)
Information for parents, including a list of required apps for iPads.
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- Gymea Bay PS (NSW K-6)
Policy and info for an iPad BYO environment, including recommended models, specs, and apps.
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- BYOD at Merrylands HS (NSW 7-12)
Comprehensive overview of the BYOD program at Merrylands HS in Sydney’s western suburbs. Includes downloadable information for students and families.
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- BYOD at Willunga HS (SA 7-12)
Guidelines and some purchasing and technical information for the school’s 1:1 BYOD program.
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- BYOT at Inaburra
Information and resources supporting the introduction of a BYOT program at Inaburra School, in Sydney’s southern suburbs.
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- BYOD at St Leonards College (Vic)
Information and resources supporting the rollout of the BYO iPad program at St Leonards College in Victoria.
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- BYOD at Kooringal HS (NSW 7-12)
Policies, FAQs and other information for students and their families.
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- BYOD at East Hills Girls Technology HS (NSW 7-12)
Enrol in the school’s iTunes U course to access a variety of resources, including an iBook with chapters from each Faculty about how their curriculum embraces their students’ devices.
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- BYOD Toolkit (US)
Wide variety of downloadable resources for planning and implementing a BYOD program.
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