Intel® Teach Elements Implementation November 2009 Self-Study Facilitated Geo Options U.S. Process Example Use of Teachers Engage Online Community.

Intel® Teach Elements Implementation

November 2009

• Self-Study

• Facilitated

• Geo Options

• U.S. Process Example

• Use of Teachers Engage Online Community

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Delivery Options

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Intel® Teach Elements Self-Study Options and Considerations

Option 1: Deliver the course on CD

And / or

Option 2: Host the e-Learning course onlineA. On your Intel.com site B. On an external site: license a Local Education Agency (e.g. MOE)

All adaptation information and scripts will be provided on the File Sharing Site

Counting your teachers trained

• Count CDs distributed

• Count surveys completed (consider incentivizing participants – see U.S. example at www.intel.com/education/elements)

• Other ideas? (Let us know!)

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Intel® Teach Elements Facilitation Options

The Elements facilitation model is different• Intel provides the core content in the e-learning course

• Intel owns Intellectual Property of the Elements eLearning course content and facilitation materials. Core content can not be changed.

• Intel provides a Facilitation Model, consisting of a printed Facilitation Guide and a sample Moodle course.

• Intel does not monitor facilitation, delivery, or materials that educators /organizations create or implement (no adaptation plan or approval process required):

– RTA, Districts, Education Agencies, individual teachers can:• Change the depth, length, facilitation content, certification, etc. to

meet the needs of their teachers– Licensed Education Agencies can:

• charge reasonable (normal and customary) fees • can embed the e-learning course in their own LMS

One Important Requirement:

They report the number of

teachers they train through the means you provide them.

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How You may Provide Facilitation OptionsGeos may opt to offer one or both options; Educator/organization selects the option based on their course delivery design.

Option Description Minimum requirements geos must meet

Option 1: Intel provides a Facilitation Guide (PDF): educators access the e-learning course on Intel’s site or on CDs

Intel provides a print-ready guide that includes general facilitation strategies along with prompts for discussions, small group work, and sharing.

You must know who is using the Guide (capture information) and they must accept the Terms of Use.

Option 2: Intel provides materials for hosting in Licensees’ Web environments

This option is available to education agencies that offer professional development to K-12 teachers. The organization integrates the eLearning course into their Learning Management System or hosts on their education portal. They may also choose to build a facilitated course to host on their platform. Intel provides a location to download the e-learning course files and facilitation scripts. Intel also provides a link to a sample online course as an example to support the adaptation of the course on their platform.

You must have Paige Johnson-sign a License Agreement for each agency that will host the materials. Intel grants a two-year, renewable and royalty-free license for use of the facilitation materials and e-learning content.

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Use the U.S. Process or Adapt your Own

The next 3 slides tell you about the Moodle Registration site used by the U.S. to provide the Terms of Use (Facilitation guide) / License Agreement (hosting), and provide access to the materials.

You may use this process

If you provide translated copy for a language version of the site, we will host/maintain it in our Moodle environment:• You provide and review the content• You must have a customer support solution to respond to questions and License

Agreement requests within 3 business days

Or, you may adapt your own process, as long as• You meet the minimum requirements on the previous slide• You have your local Legal representative review your process

The License Agreement is on the Education License Agreement Moss site – for single license agreements, use this site (you only need a process if you wish to offer the option to Education Agencies).

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User submits a short registration form online(Form is linked to from www.intel.com/education/elements)

User will choose one of the two options:

Option 1: Intel provides a Facilitation Guide (PDF)Facilitator and participants will access the Intel-hosted e-learning course or

order free CDs at www.intel.com/education/elements.

This option is available to education agencies and individuals.

Option 2: Intel provides materials for hosting the course and facilitation scripts in your own Web environmentThis option is available to education agencies that offer professional development to K-12 teachers.

• Intel provides a location to download the e-learning course files and facilitation scripts. Intel also provides a link to an example facilitated online course to support the adaptation of the course on external platforms.

• Technical support is not provided: licensees are responsible for loading, hosting, and maintaining the course.

Following a simple application and approval process, Intel will grant a two-year, renewable and royalty-free license for use of the facilitation materials and e-learning content.

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Process Steps:

1. User downloads the Terms of Use provided on the Registration Site

2. Once users agree to all terms, they may access the Guide by clicking the link on the Registration Site page titled "Elements: PBA Facilitation Guide“ to download the Guide.

Try it yourself at https://teachonline.intel.com/elements > Register, confirm through e-mail, and follow steps for Option 1

Intel® Teach Elements Facilitation Materials

Option 1 - Facilitation Guide (PDF)

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Intel® Teach Elements Facilitation Materials Option 2 – Host the Facilitation Materials and/or the Course

Process Steps: 1. User completes the License Agreement provided on the registration

site

2. User returns the completed license agreement to Intel Education Customer Support

3. Once the license agreement is approved by Paige, user receives email granting access to the files at the registration site.

Try it yourself at https://teachonline.intel.com/elements > Register, confirm through e-mail, and follow steps for Option 2 (submit a “test” license agreement if you wish)

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You can use Elements to draw English-speaking teachers into Teachers Engage

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Using Intel Teach Engage for a Network of Support

(Note: access is only for Intel Teach participants)

Facilitators will have a dedicated section in the Teachers Engage Online Community

We hope facilitators will share their strategies, best practices, and any additional facilitation materials they create.

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Resources Available for you in the Elements File Sharing Site

E-Learning Course – contact Laurye Clampitt to get on the roadmap

Facilitation Guide and Facilitation Scripts

Web site Content

Marketing Materials Overview presentationFacilitation supplement Promotional flyerCD packagingCo-branding options

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Contacts for Support

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Backup

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Intel® Teach Elements Facilitated

A facilitated experience builds professional learning communities around project-based learning with group discussions and sharing of ideas in action plans.

• Facilitation content is flexible: educators modify or add their own activities.

• Facilitated course format is a local design decision. They may deliver a facilitated course fully face-to-face, fully online, or as a hybrid.

• Length of a facilitated course is flexible and determined by the facilitator. Intel provides sample schedules to follow or adapt.

• Education Agencies are permitted to use this content and charge normal and reasonable fees for delivering the course, as long as participants receive continuing education credit, based on local requirements.

• Upon completion, Intel asks that facilitators report the number of teachers.