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IT and Educational Technology

Tools available at your school

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Questions

Digital Sandbox

Digital Literacy

Teams

ED. Tech section - Nunavik Ice

Ticket on Iniga Kativik

different roles

Topics covered in this presentation

2. POC

4. Ed. Tech. Consultants(will cover later on)

3. Ed. Tech. Lead

1. IT Department

Understanding who's the right person to ask for help, can save you alot of time!

In the next slides, we will go over the tasks and responsibilities of each role. More info will also be available on Nunavik Ice (Ed. Tech) and on Teams (Ed. Tech channel).

Different roles

• They will distribute teacher and student laptops at the beginning of the year, in addition to looking over the iPad carts.

Your POC is in charge of managing and distributing laptops and iPads in your schools.

Point of Contact (POC)

You might reach out for:

Ed. Tech lead are not IT - for technical problems reach out to IT department.

• Discovering the perfect technological tool customized to meet your specific classroom
• Collaborating with educators to design and implement technology-infused lesson plans and activities.
• Providing training and professional development sessions for teachers and staff on using various Ed Tech tools effectively.

Ed. Tech. Lead

Overview

You might require IT's help with:

Have a technical issue? Submit an Iniga ticket! (Ticket on Iniga or helpdesk@kativik.qc.ca)

• Resetting passwords or resolving login issues for school-related accounts.
• Assistance with hardware issues.
• Requesting the purchase of IT equipment.

Information Technology (IT)

How to create a ticket?

You can create your ticket on Iniga (catalog) or through helpdesk@kativik.qc.ca

SCAN HERE TO GO TO INIGA - CATALOG

What about managing use? It will be up to the POC/EdTech/Admin of each school.

You might require IT's help with:

Additional iPad rollout to take place to the following schools, with iPads dedicated to spec. ed. teachers!

Submit a request to helpdesk@kativik.qc.ca, keep in mind the storage space on the iPads!

The request will need to pass through the school's administration - if approved, it will come out of the specific school's budget

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Paid

Is the app paid or free?

Policy for teachers requesting applications

Ed. tech section

Explore our school board's Ed Tech page for digital resources, professional development, and innovative technology integration ideas. Students can access guidelines for responsible tech use, while parents stay informed about our tech initiatives. Need support? Connect through our chatbox for prompt assistance.

Nunavik ICE

TEAMS

As of the 2023-2024 school year, Kativik Ilisarniliriniq (KI) is offering a Microsoft Teams shared platform to all of the youth sector teaching staff!

UNDER "YOUTH SECTOR WORK TEAM"

To access them choose the right channel.

Library or learning material

‘Library’ serves as a secure storage for reference materials.

Files

‘Files’ is a space for collaborative work and shared resources

Difference between "files" and "library"

It largely depends on the nature and urgency of your question, as well as who needs to be involved in the conversation.

Plan a meeting

For complex chalenges or questions.

Email

Email is usually best for formal communication or when you need to include people outside of your team in the conversation. It’s also good for long-form communication that may need to be referenced later on.

Private Chat

If your question is specific to one person, or if it involves sensitive information. It’s also a good choice for quick, informal communication or when an immediate response is needed.

channel discussion

This is a great choice if your question is general, related to shared projects or responsibilities, or if the answer might benefit multiple team members.

How to reach out?

One per classroom

Interactive Board

Laptop

One per grade 5 to sec 5 student (If enough ressources are available, if not secondary students will be prioritize)

iPads

carts available in your school, number vary

Main Ed. Tech tools in your school

"Digital literacy involves the ability to solve problems using technology in a safe, legal, and ethically responsible manner."

Why is this relevant?

Developing Our Student's Digital Literacy Skills

Reference Framework for Professional Competencies for Teachers

Digital Competency Framework (DCF)

The Quebec Ministry of Education launched its Digital Action Plan (DAP)

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the Department of Education in Quebec has compiled the DAP (Digital Action Plan), aimed at enhancing school resources through increased equipment and training. This initiative is geared towards equipping teachers and students with the necessary skills to confidently embrace today's technology. (LEARN, 2023)

Digital Action Plan (DAP) - MEES

There are two key components:- Ethical citizenship- Technological skillsGOAL = DC (Digital Citizenship)Digital citizenship is the intersection of technological skills and citizenship skills. This is the desired result when the use of technologies is made in such a way as to participate in citizenship.

Digital Competency Framework (DCF)

Reference Framework for Professional Competencies for Teachers

"Digital education—intended as a tool but also as a form of literacy and social practice—is now one of the major responsibilities of the school and teachers, as is described in the Digital Competency Framework (MEES 2019d). This responsibility requires teachers to continually develop new competencies and keep them up to date "

Do not hesitate to reach out to us through Teams - we're one click away! You can also reach us by email:maryse.pilon@kativik.qc.caali.mehdi@kativik.qc.ca

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