BYOD
It stands for bringing your own device, meaning students bring their digital laptop device to school for learning purposes. This program is for Years 4-6.
We plan to enhance our students’ learning experience by integrating technology. To support this initiative, we are requesting that students have access to a Windows 11 operating laptop as our preferred device
Why a Windows Laptop?
- Compatibility: Windows laptops are compatible with the software and applications used in our curriculum, ensuring a seamless learning experience.
- Versatility: These devices support a wide range of educational tools and resources, from creative designing, and online reading to collaborative projects.
- Durability: Windows laptops are known for their robust build quality, which is essential for students' daily use.
Recommended Specifications:
- Windows 11
- Microsoft 365
- HD Camera
- Microphone in-built with speakers
- Intel i5
- Warranty and Protective Cover
- Touch is beneficial but not essential
- Battery Life 8 hours under normal use
BYOD is a model of technology that has some advantages for primary schools, such as:
- BYOD can foster student ownership and responsibility for their learning, as students can personalize and manage their devices.
- BYOD can also encourage students to develop digital skills and citizenship, as they learn how to use their devices safely, ethically, and effectively.
- BYOD can support differentiated and individualised learning, as students can access a range of online resources, applications, and tools that match their learning goals, styles, and interests.
- BYOD can enhance collaboration and communication among students, teachers, and parents, as they can use their devices to share information, ideas, and feedback.