Cisco Confidential 1 © 2010 Cisco and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. 21 st Century Learning Video Enabled Teaching and Learning.

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21st Century Learning Video Enabled Teaching and Learning

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John Chambers CEO, Cisco Systems

“The two great equalizers in life are the Internet and education.”

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New Challenges for School Leaders

Collaborate with other schools, districts, regions, and countries

Integrate new learning models with existing systems and processes

Measure improved teacher effectiveness and student outcomes

How Can We…?

Create safe learning environments

Do more with less

Share scarce resources

Reach new learners and facilitate learning beyond the school

Invest in people—leadership and teacher development

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The Communications Imperative

Parents Students First Responders

Communicate the Right Information, at the Right Time, to the Right Audience—Quickly, Simply, and Effectively

Administrators Faculty Community Members

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Enable Virtual Classrooms for SchoolsAllows schools to reach students anywhere, anytime by blending fully interactive and recordable audio, video, and Web conferencing capabilities into a single distance learning solution

Students in classroom work on

project

Student at home participates with

classroom project

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‘Modern Learning’

StudentStudent

Teacher Teacher

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The Learning Matrix

StudentStudent

Teacher Teacher

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Trend 1: Access

Technology is Like Oxygen

Own average of nine devices

97% own mobile phones Their Lives are a Social Network

They connect via Web 2.0 apps

They access social networking sites, blogs, wikis, online repositories

Many ‘shut down’ in Class

Feel disconnected from Education

Traditional models don’t serve them

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dGCJ46vyR9o

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Trend 2: Engagement

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Trend 2.1: Edutainment

Can create a more engaging learning environment

Gaming Model

Socializing, teaching, learning, branding

Integrate broadcast mediaAccessible through TVs and smartphones

Campus TV over IP networks

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mbdhEx7XqM

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Trend 3: Access to Courses & Teachers

Global opportunity -

132M tertiary students* More students demanding more courses & curriculum

* “Best of the best”

* More students open to global education & career opportunities

* Global awareness and understanding critical