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7 More LHS Laptop Distribution Questions

9/9/2015

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7 More LHS Laptop Questions.pdf
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LHS Laptop Distribution Questions

9/9/2015

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LHS Laptop Meeting Questions.pdf
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What Connect Learning Looks Like

4/15/2015

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A great image for community leaders and educators to discuss from Cooperative Catalyst.
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Why MOOCs?

4/15/2015

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CCTV investigates MOOCs at Harvard and MIT, explaining why the data may be misleading and more.
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Utah Superintendent of the Year

3/24/2015

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Logan City School District celebrates with Superintendent Garrett, Utah's Superintendent of the Year.
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Logan High School Staff Surveyed on 1:1

3/13/2015

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Wednesday of this week, Logan High School staff began their responses to a survey about additional technology needs for instruction and how best to make effective use of the reality of a computer for every student.  Through the survey teachers are addressing all aspects of the one-to-one (1:1) program at LHS, including their:
  • Hopes and Fears
  • Problems and Solutions
  • How to Share Best Practices
  • Transforming Learning with Technology
  • Excitement and Innovation

District staff is looking forward to working with Logan High School staff over the next few months as we address our implementation strategies for 1:1.
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Next Generation Assessments

2/18/2015

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Edmentum has some great advice on preparing student for next generation assessments.  

Utah does not participate in PARCC or SBAC assessments, however the information about preparing students for next generation assessments in this blog are applicable for all online testing.

Utah developed its own state assessment, SAGE.
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One to One Project Approved

2/12/2015

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The Governor's Office of Economic Development approved funding for the 1:1 project at Logan High School.  Information will continue to be available on the eLearning 2.0 webpage.  Meetings with staff and students will begin in the coming month.  Professional development for staff will occur throughout the remainder of the school year.  Students will be invited to orientation meetings before school begins and laptops will be available the week prior to the 2015-2016 school year.
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SAGE Interim

2/11/2015

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Administrators discussed school experiences with SAGE Interim assessments.  This was a good opportunity to see the value of mid-year assessments, which are essentially a practice test.  

Discussion focused on what information students and teachers gained, the value of having a test run, and concern about taking time away from instruction for additional assessments.

Administrators also shared other school data that will assist with planning instruction for the remainder of the year. 
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Core Switch and WiFi

2/10/2015

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The past two days we have all experienced some interruptions in our wireless access throughout the school district.  This downtime has come at a critical time when we are using many wifi only devices to connect for testing.  

We are in the process of changing over our network switch, which we suspect is at the heart of this issue.  We have been waiting for the completion of construction on our new data center to change to an updated Cisco 4500 Core Switch which will enable our network have gigabit service to our access points.  This upgrade will enable more devices to take advantage of our network with less interruptions.  

Construction looks on schedule to finish this month.  For the interim, internet traffic has be rerouted through another switch.  Thanks for your patience as we continue to make upgrades to our network to sustain digital learning in our schools.
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