1. NJASL 2012 Conference
BYOD- Bring Your Own Device
Presented by: Sandra Paul
Director of Technology
Sayreville Public Schools

2. Agenda
● Are we connected or what?
● BYOD
● Appropriate usage, Productivity, Work vs
Personal device usage
● Infrastructure for BYOD
● In the classroom
● BYOD apps and use in the classroom
● Policies
● Reasons for BYOD

3. Define BYOD
Definition:
BYOD or BYOT is Bring Your Own
Device/Technology
There is now Bring Your Own Network

4. Connected generation
● 4,000,000 children are posting content to the Web everyday
● 15,000,000 youth use internet messaging
● Twitter - Twitter is now processing 50 million Tweets a day, which
comes to about 1.5 billion Tweets a month. Royal Pingdom recently
reported that Twitter passed one billion Tweets a month last
December and measured about 1.2 billion in January. On a daily
basis, Royal Pindom was measuring 27 million Tweets a day back in
November, 2009. But the latest data comes from Twitter itself.
(2/2010)
● Facebook -With over 500 million users, Facebook is now used by 1 in
every 13 people on earth, with over 250 million of them (over 50%)
who log in every day. (2/2010)

5. BYOD School District

6. Project Tomorrow Research
Students with Mobile K-2nd Grade 3th-5th Grade 6th-8th Grade 9th -12th Grade
Devices
Cell Phones (without 18% 29% 59% 67%
Internet Access)
SmartPhones (with Internet 14% 17% 24% 31%
Access)
Laptop/Tablet PC 27% 32% 53% 60%
Netbook/Mini Notebook n/a n/a 11% 10%
Computer
MP3 Player 36% 55% 80% 85%
Hnad-Held Game Player 47% 60% 64% 48%

7. Can’t beat them, join them

8. Yes to BYOD

9. No Personal Devices
● Equity among students
● Issues with WiFi and network
filters

10. Why do you have a mobile
device?

11. Consumerization of IT
● Phone calls
● Contacts
● Email
● Pictures
● Calendar
● Texting
● Etc.

12. Productivity: Anytime/Anywhere

13. Infrastructure concerns
● Different operating systems
● Type of access to provide for
administrators, teachers,
students, guests.
● Types of Devices
● Filtering systems

14. Infrastructure concerns
● Bandwidth of wireless
● VLANs
● Virtualization
● Cloud Computing
● Electrical and Power Concerns

15. School/District network
● WiFi standards
● devices : WAP
● Mobility
● VDI
● Hybrid cloud
● Online storage – iCloud, Google, Microsoft
360, Moodle, etc.

16. How will your teachers be
affected by BYOD? Learning !!!

17. BYOD apps
● Evernote ● Blogging
● Facetime ● Twitter
● Edmodo ● Facebook
● Google ● Polling
● Socrative Student ● Scheduling
● Dragon Dictation ● Multimedia projects
● Dropbox ● PBL
● Khan Academy
● Nearpod

18. BYOD apps

19. Policies
● AUP or Responsibility Agreement
● Involved in BYOD policy development
● Parents
● Administrators
● Teachers
● Students

20. Policies
● What to include:
● Security of Device
● Network issues/responsibility
● 3G/4G services
● Students' behavior
● Mandate or not to mandate
● Access
● Type of devices
● Etc.

21. Reasons for BYOD in schools
● Save money
● Students stay organized
● Digitally citizenship
● Support Differentiation of students' learning
needs/personalized learning
● Faster information retrieval
● Student-centered learning
● Model for effective change and innovation
● Facilitate collaboration through synchronos and
asynchronous communication

22. Sayreville Process
● Policy was approved
● Pilot with Teachers in district
● Students in HS/MS pilot program: 2 teachers
per subject areas including their students
● Hope to expand sometime in February for all
HS students
● By end of year 2013 for all students in MS.

23. Any Questions
?????

24. Thank You for listening
Contact Information:
Email: sandra.paul@sayrevillek12.net
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Website: http://sspaul.blogspot.com
Work Phone: 732-316-2819 Cell: 908-433-7076