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How Cloud Computing can benefit education

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How Cloud Computing can benefit education

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For now there is no official cloud service at the school. The school members who are involved in what exists are some teachers who together with some classes use these services.

In the near future the use of some services is prespecified, for example Google for Education

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How do you implement Cloud services in your school?

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How do you implement Cloud services in your school?

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With students I usually use GDrive for both storage and sharing as well as for collaborative work.
At the school itself, at the moment there is no cloud service.

The most used between academic services or between teachers, within the school, is the connection to the school's server on some computers intended for such (work room, for example)

Among some groups of teachers, the use of GDrive is implemented, but the lack of training in some of the rest is an obstacle to its global use (something that is in view of resolution and implementation)

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Here at my school, there is no official cloud service. I use GDrive with some students.
My preference for GDrive is due to the applications it has, as well as to its functionality.

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Administering School ICT infrastructure -  Module 3: Moving to the Cloud

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We don't use BYOD projects in our schoole.
Students are not allowed access to the school network through their devices.

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Here we have wifi, which is installed on the computers of the school and can also be shared by teachers (provided they have access credentials on their device). students do not have access to their devices on the network.
There is a procedure, only a restricted group of people can enter the credentials of access to the internet, which makes the number of users limited.

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Administering School ICT infrastructure -  Module 2: Wireless Networking and Bring Your Own Device

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In a general context, in classes where students work with the computer teachers are controlling access to it.
However, there are, in the school's governing documents, rules on the use of ICT in school space (these rules are currently being updated)

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some teachers at my school have, on their time, some hours to solve the school's computer problems (time that is always little).
In cases with a greater depth there are necessary techniques outside the school

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I'm ICT teacher and some of the time spent in school is to take care of the IT infrastructure although not all of them are accounted for (time is always short)

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In my school there is wifi in almost the entire school space. There are several types of connection (administration, teacher, students, ...) depending on the credentials of network access. There are two ICT rooms and in the majority of them there is a computer with internet connection, projector in some rooms exoiste frame interactive. Only few people have access to the Internet credentials, and if sameone wants a wifi Internet connection have to talk with them first.

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Administering School ICT infrastructure -  Module 1: Optimising your school network

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Although I taught students from 8 to +18 years , this year the ages of my students are between 13 and 18 years .
The students (about 55) are from groups of children with special needs, others with learning and behavioral problems (we call Alternative Curriculum).

The ICT classrooms(2) have an average of 12 computers.

This year I'll teach mainly Office (Word ,PowerPoint and Excel); Moviemaker; GDrive (forms, presentations, cloud storage ,...); Internet pages (Wix); Scratch; modelling ( Planner5D).

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Hello!

My name is Pedro Francisco. I´m from Portugal.

I teach ICT since 2004.
Originally I teach Maths, but after a while I studied Computers Science  and since then I teach ICT.