r use during finals. Spell check and wireless access are disabled.
As we move to a laptop program starting in 2009-2010, I am wondering if t=
his is not something we should do for ALL students. After all, we'll be e=
ncouraging them to use this technology in all other phases of learning, w=
hy not assessment? In world of
work, employees usually have access to a full range of computer applicati=
ons as well as the Internet.
Sure, it will require educators to think differently about assessment - m=
uch like some do when they allow "open book" exams.
For those schools who have been on the path of 1-1 laptop learning for aw=
hile, has assessment changed in your schools? I'd welcome your input on t=
his.
Tks.
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Treat each piece of paper as precious and reduce waste - don't print e-ma=
il.
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Steve Taffee 650.470.7725 (office)
Director of Technology 415.613.6684 (mobile)
Castilleja School 650.326.8036 (fax)
1310 Bryant Street steve_taffee@castilleja.org =20
Palo Alto, CA 94301
www.castilleja.org
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