Resources

Resources to explore as we look to 1 to 1 computing.
But Does It Work?
Penn State Center for One to One Computing
Education World: 411 on K-12 One to One Computing
One-to-One Computing and Classroom Management
Ed-Tech Magazine: Pointers on Measuring Success from Three Programs That Work
One-to-One Computing and Classroom Management
K-12 Computing BluePrint-Links to other resources
Maine Learning Technology Initiative
Freedom To Learn-Michigan Students Unplugged
Technology and Learning 1:1 Computing-Online version of Dr. Burke's handout
Maximizing the Impact: "The Pivotal Role of Technology in a 21st Century Education System"
One to One Institute
Minnesota Example: Oakland Junior High in Stillwater
ISTE 1 to 1 SIG
Pennsylvania's Classroom's of the Future
ISTE One to One Wiki SIG
Anytime, Anywhere Learning Foundation
Maine's Online Learning Community
Irving Texas District One to One site
Curriki-Curriculum
TechLearning - Leadership and Professional Development in One-to-One Computing
Howard Levin 2008 NECC Presentation Notes
The Laptops are Coming, The Laptops are Coming-Journal Article
Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge
Google Jockeying defined
Eva Lamar-Springfield Oregon One to One Program Coordinator
One Laptop-One Child Article from Scholastic Administrator

Classroom Management
Irving, Texas Classroom Management Videos and Teacher Interviews
Tami Brass' Classroom Management Tips (SPA)
Maine Classroom Management Resources
Tips from Henrico County

From Web 2.0 Backpack site:

Notetaking

More and more students are bringing laptops to class. Owning a laptop is a requirement for all first-year undergraduates at the University of Denver, for example. The proliferation of portable computers means that note taking doesn't have to happen with a pad and pen. The following web apps will help you take and organize your notes.

Mind Mapping

Now you have your notes, you need to put them together. The following mind mapping/flow charting tools will help you get your thoughts in order so you can go from raw notes to polished dissertation.

ISTE NETS Lesson/Unit Templates

TroubleShooting
HP Compaq 6715 Notebook Site

Extending Battery Life
1) if the network is not needed, students turn off the airport
2) if bluetooth is not needed, it is turned off
3) if the laptop is not needed, students put them to sleep (don't use them all the time)
4) students set the battery mode to "conserve" which dims the screen after a short period of inactivity and then sleeps the HD shortly after
5) students adjust screen brightness to lowest reasonable setting
Drivers

Bluetooth:Allows you to use your laptop with other bluetooth devices without a "Dongle"
Other Drivers:

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