Thanks again for all your hard work on this project. Do you know if we're remaining in the same group for the Prospectus? If so, I'm already trying to think of Problem statements for this week's assignment.
I know that we don't have very long to create a prospectus in relation to our Wiki Lit Review. Therefore, below is a proposed problem and purpose statement. Let me know your thoughts.
Problem Statement
Recently, educators, students and parents have become enthralled with the flexibility and convenience of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) concept. Administrators believe this is the best option for integrating technology into the classroom with minimal costs. However, there's a problem with this theory: U-learning is not as universal as anticipated with BYOD. Limitation still exists with writing capability and presentation software. Additionally, schools will still need to improve networks to manage influx of devices and purchase or establish leasing programs for students who cannot afford devices.
Purpose Statement
The purpose of the BYOD concept is to build a universal learning environment through technology. The concept was designed to promote engaged learning through mobile access. The goals of BYOD are to facilitate a personalized learning experience through social exchange of ideas and information and to help teachers identify common areas of achievement as they work toward development of educational excellence through technology.
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Thanks again for all your hard work on this project. Do you know if we're remaining in the same group for the Prospectus? If so, I'm already trying to think of Problem statements for this week's assignment.
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ReplyDeleteHello Everyone (comment from Tynisa),
ReplyDeleteI know that we don't have very long to create a prospectus in relation to our Wiki Lit Review. Therefore, below is a proposed problem and purpose statement. Let me know your thoughts.
Problem Statement
Recently, educators, students and parents have become enthralled with the flexibility and convenience of the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) concept. Administrators believe this is the best option for integrating technology into the classroom with minimal costs. However, there's a problem with this theory: U-learning is not as universal as anticipated with BYOD. Limitation still exists with writing capability and presentation software. Additionally, schools will still need to improve networks to manage influx of devices and purchase or establish leasing programs for students who cannot afford devices.
Purpose Statement
The purpose of the BYOD concept is to build a universal learning environment through technology. The concept was designed to promote engaged learning through mobile access. The goals of BYOD are to facilitate a personalized learning experience through social exchange of ideas and information and to help teachers identify common areas of achievement as they work toward development of educational excellence through technology.