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HISD PowerUp WebsiteHISD PowerUp Program is the district's 1:1 laptop initiative
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Dr. Grier announced at the 2013 State of the Schools address that the district was planning to move forward with a 1:1 program.
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Lenny Schad announces the plans for how the district 1:1 roll out will occur.
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11 Secondary schools are selected to participate in the first round of the student laptop program.
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Infrastructure updated to meet the demands of greater numbers of simultaneous users.
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Campus personnel who are early technology adopters are selected to work closely with district PowerUp team.
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MGSD 1:1 Team came and provided a week long series of sessions illustrating technology infused best practices for school leadership and district PowerUp teams.
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Rooms prepared for Customer Service Representatives on PowerUp campuses and people were hired to fill those spots.
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Go to first three campuses, plan teacher training.
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Device training, digital citizenship and responsible use training
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Instructional Technology Program Specialists spend time on each campus to support teacher integration of devices into instruction.
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Go AnimateTeachers share training on what they've been using that works for them in class.
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Parent Nights / Open Houses begin. Parents can pay for laptops and go over elements of safe technology use for their students at school and at home.
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Saturday morning training offered to all teachers at Power Up campuses to teach specific tools and how they support academic goals (Gizmos, Turn It In, ABC Clio, NBC Learn, Discovery Ed, PowToons, Voki, Wikispaces)
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Energy Institute High School, Young Women's College Prep Academy and Young Men's College Prep Academy
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Instruction begins on the remaining 8 Phase 1 campuses - preparing students to receive laptops after winter break.
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Teachers in 8 remaining Phase 1 Power Up schools begin adding digital content to lessons, preparing students for the upcoming shift.
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18 Campuses selected for Phase 2 accounced.
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Training planned for Teacher Leaders - innovating with digital resources on their campuses.
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Mooresville teachers and leaders visit to walk through PowerUp campuses and discuss program efficacy.
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All high school students and staff will have laptops.