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Sunday, November 2, 2014

Sunday, June 2, 2013

Chromebook di Sekolah Malaysia

Panduan Pengurusan Pentaksiran Berasaskan Sekolah



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Komputer riba bakal ganti buku teks - Muhyiddin

TIMBALAN Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin dan isteri, Puan Sri Noorainee Abdul Rahman melihat seorang pelajar, Samuel Holmes Seawell menggunakan komputer riba ketika mereka mengadakan lawatan ke Daphne High School, Mobile, Alabama, semalam. - BERNAMA

MOBILE (Alabama) 18 Jan. - Komputer riba bakal menggantikan penggunaan buku teks di sekolah-sekolah dalam usaha kerajaan meningkatkan standard pembelajaran di negara ini bagi melahirkan pelajar yang bukan sahaja cemerlang tetapi juga mempunyai pelbagai kemahiran.
Melalui sistem itu skim pinjaman buku teks akan digantikan dengan pinjaman komputer riba yang mana akan dipulangkan oleh para pelajar setiap kali selesai sesi persekolahan.
Timbalan Perdana Menteri, Tan Sri Muhyidin Yassin berkata, itu merupakan antara kaedah yang boleh diteliti oleh Kementerian Pelajaran supaya sistem pengajaran dan pembelajaran di sekolah-sekolah selari dengan perkembangan teknologi terkini.
"Malaysia kena beri perhatian dan menumpukan kepada standard pembelajaran yang lebih tinggi supaya para pelajar lebih fokus, ada kemahiran berfikir, kreatif dan holistik," katanya kepada wartawan Malaysia selepas melakukan lawatan ke Sekolah Tinggi Daphne di sini, semalam.
Sekolah tersebut yang merupakan sekolah yang disenaraikan dibawah Program Sekolah Reben Biru dalam sistem pendidikan Amerika Syarikat (AS) berjaya melahirkan pelajar yang bukan sahaja cemerlang dalam bidang akademik tetapi juga turut menonjolkan dalam pelbagai bidang lain seperti sukan, muzik dan kebudayaan. - UTUSAN


SUMBER : 

http://www.utusan.com.my/utusan/Dalam_Negeri/20130118/dn_29/Komputer-riba-bakal-ganti-buku-teks---Muhyiddin

Manual Pengguna Sistem Pengurusan Pentadbiran Berasaskan Sekolah ( SPPBS )


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Friday, May 17, 2013

Roadshow 1BestariNet



Mari Kunjungi Roadshow 1BestariNet telah bermula. Antara lain pengunjung akan berpeluang merasai pengalaman meneroka platform Frog VLE dan berpeluang mencuba Google Chromebook. Semak lokasi karnival di laman berikut.

Video Penerangan KSSR


Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Google Glass.. Peranti Baru Dari Google







For Malaysia: Bringing Google Apps and Chromebooks to the classroom

As a parent of three kids, I have the same aspirations as many other parents and educators—to provide them with the best opportunities to learn and discover their passions. For many students, the web has become an incredible resource for the classroom, offering tools to work collaboratively, share and research. School systems of all sizes—from a single primary school to an entire country such as the Philippines—have “Gone Google” in their schools and embraced the web to transform education.

Today the country of Malaysia is going a step further by adopting Google Apps for 10 million students, teachers and parents. As part of this initiative they are also deploying Chromebooks to primary and secondary schools nationwide. These efforts to integrate the web are a central part of a national plan (PDF) to reform its educational system.



To deploy technology across a nationwide school system, computers need to be simple, manageable and secure. Chromebooks are ideal for learning and sharing in the classroom—there’s nothing complicated to learn, they boot up in seconds and have virus protection built in. They also offer easy setup and deployment, which means they’re ready to go the moment a student opens the lid and logs in. And with reduced overhead costs, Chromebooks are a cost-efficient option* to deploy technology at scale.

To date, more than 3,000 schools worldwide, from Edina, Minnesota to Point England, New Zealand, have deployed Chromebooks to improve attendance and graduation rates, make learning more fun and enable students to take more ownership for their learning.

The web gives our children and students new opportunities to access the world’s information and work collaboratively. We look forward to working with national and regional leaders to make the most of the web with Google Apps and Chromebooks and help them provide the best opportunities to every student.

 

*In research sponsored by Google, research firm IDC found that Chromebooks yield three-year cost of ownership savings of $1,135 per device compared to traditional PCs or tablets, require 69% fewer hours to deploy and 92% fewer hours to manage. Learn more.

Cara Mudah Simpan Fail Terus Ke Google Drives

An easier way to save files to Google Drive

Author Photo

We surf the web for a million different reasons – for everything from school research projects to time-killing memes. And when we find something relevant for us, whether that be our most recent pay stub or just an adorably awesome pic, we may want to save it for later reference or to share with friends in the future.

Starting today, Drive users can use the "Save to Drive" button to do exactly that. The “Save to Drive” button is an easier way to save files directly from a website. If you have your own website, you can improve the experience for your site visitors by adding the “Save to Drive” button to your page using two easy lines of HTML.


Saving an ebook to Google Drive from the O’Reilly website

Just try it out. Save this cute kitten’s image to Google Drive using the button below:
Credit: Krzysztof P. Jasiutowicz


Adding a Save to Drive button on your website is easy. You simply have to include the script and HTML tag below:
<script src="https://apis.google.com/js/plusone.js"></script>
<div class="g-savetodrive"
 data-filename="My Statement.pdf"
 data-sitename="My Company Name"
 data-src="/path/to/myfile.pdf">
</div>
You can also use the Save to Drive button’s JavaScript API, which allows programmatic and flexible control of the creation of Save to Drive buttons in your web pages.

The Save to Drive button works in the context of the user’s browser. This allows your users to save files that could require some form of HTTP authorization – such as a session cookie – without any special customization from you. In most cases, the Save to Drive button should be simple to integrate, plug-and-play!

Check out some companies that have already added Save to Drive buttons on their sites: Bigstock, Delta Dental, Fotolia, O'Reilly, Outbox, Ultimate Software, and Zen Payroll.

Saving a dental statement from Delta Dental

Saving your physical mail to Drive from your Outbox account

To learn more, have a look at our technical documentation, and if you have questions, don’t hesitate to post on Stack Overflow.

SJK(C) Choong Wen menjadi sekolah pertama yang mendapat kemudahan Makmal Chrome

Virtual learning: Dr Wee showing a screen shot of the application, flanked by Yeoh (second from left) and SRJK (C) Choong Wen headmaster Wong Shee Fatt. Lim is on the left .  

Virtual learning: Dr Wee showing a screen shot of the application, flanked by Yeoh (second from left) and SRJK (C) Choong Wen headmaster Wong Shee Fatt. Lim is on the left .



PUPILS at SJK(C) Choong Wen now have access to the nation’s first Chrome Lab, which is housed in their school in Kuala Lumpur.
Launched last week at the school’s premises by Deputy Education Minister Datuk Dr Wee Ka Siong, the Chrome Lab is designed to have an “open concept” to promote collaboration between students.
It is also fully-equipped with Yes 4G Chromebook units and mobile Internet.
The lab, which was designed and fitted by EduSpec Holdings, has an open layout and the pupils sit on hexagonal tables. The company’s chief executive officer Lim Een Hong says this will allow the pupils to have face-to-face discussions while they work.
“It is truly an environment built for inspiration, creativity and collaboration with pupils nationwide,” he said in his speech.
YTL Group executive chairman Tan Sri Yeoh Tiong Lay said that due to the availability of resources on the Internet, there were huge opportunities for learning.
“We need to make sure that our students are not left out but instead they will be able to tap into these resources to make learning better and more engaging,” he said.
While Chinese vernacular schools in Malaysia already have computer classes, with these Chromebooks, teachers will be able to take the pupils out from the classroom as the devices are wireless and therefore, extremely portable.
Pupils will also be able to make use of FrogAsia’s cloud-based Frog Virtual Learning Environment and Google Apps for Education.
YTL Power executive director Datuk Yeoh Seok Hong said that “having a cloud-based technology negates the need for bulky servers in the lab itself”.
All the information will be stored at main servers elsewhere. This also means that the Chromebook operating systems will be able to undergo constant updates, ensuring that users have the latest versions of the software.
“Also, there will be no more viruses,” said Seok Hong.
Dr Wee said that this was in line with the Malaysia Education Blueprint 2013 - 2025.
“Introducing our nation’s pupils to the exciting field of ICT is an obvious step in modernising the Malaysian education system,” he said.
He added that he hoped to see more schools follow in the footstps of SJK(C) Choong Wen.
Dr Wee reiterated that this was not part of the 1BestariNet project that was included in the blueprint.
However, he said that the syllabus would still be based on the Standard Curriculum for Primary Schools (KSSR).

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