The evolving technological world over the last decade has changed teaching practices and learning opportunities significantly.
We aim for our students to develop essential digital literacy skills during their time at Chevalier College, which will assist them to be connected safely and purposefully in the digital learning world.
We are committed to providing an environment that ensures:
Our Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) Program requires that all students bring a device to school for their daily learning needs.
Years 7 to 10 require an iPad for their daily learning needs. This is to ensure that all students have access to software with the same capabilities in the classroom.
Years 11 and 12 are responsible for maintaining and bringing their own device to school and for the choice of the technology platform which best suits their requirements.
Whilst student devices are connected to the Chevalier Network, internet access is both filtered and logged using School Manager by Family Zone.
Chevalier is currently partnering with Family Zone to launch a trial of a new device management service. The service will provide parents with visibility of their child’s device, and tools to manage access to apps and internet when not connected to the school network.
Digital technologies are integrated in all areas of teaching and learning and these are a few examples of the infrastructure that supports this:
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