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An introduction to the BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) programme. Its aims, outcomes, advantages and challenges.
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Why BYOD?
Bring Your Own Device
Productivity
Productivity
What is BYOD
• BYOD stands for Bring Your Own Device. This is where students bring their personal devices to use in school, potentially including laptops, netbooks, tablets, e-readers, cell phones, MP3 players, and more.
Why BYOD
• Access to more devices than the school can provide.
• Student comfort level with their own devices.
• Student care for their own devices.
• Modern personal devices have powerful applications in school.
• Opportunity to teach proper use of personal technology.
• Potential cost savings for schools.
• Student and parent interest.
BYOD Uses
• Research
• Productivity (Word Processing, Multimedia Presentations)
• Student response systems (quizzes)
• Subject specific apps
• Taking notes
• Watching subject related videos
• Digital textbooks
BYOD Challenges
• Equityo Share deviceso Do activities that do not require 100% deviceso Have extra devices available
• Concern about potential damage or theft
• Converting traditional lessons to technology integrated learning experienceso Continue professional development
• Potential misuse of devices