The $550,000 Daily Risk Most Districts Don't See Coming
🕵️ PD Intelligencer - NOV 9 2024
The very first version of Chrome Warrior was used to support the Palm Springs Unified school district's initiative to provide each student with a computer. A major challenge with a school district launching a "1:1" initiative is that teachers also need to be trained. In a large district like Palm Springs Unified, this involves training over 1100 teachers in a very short period of time. Traditional instructor led, classroom based training becomes a real logistical challenge with such large numbers and compressed timelines. To support traditional training, the district used Chrome Warrior to provide teachers with another path to learning how to use the computers that would soon be in the hands of students. The use of Chrome Warrior not only helped the district with its successful rollout of computers to students, but it also won a Models of Academic Excellence and Innovation award from the Riverside County Office of Education.
Soon Chrome Warrior started being used in other districts as it solved four problems generally associated with traditional "sit-n-git" training:
With its start in K12 school districts, Chrome Warrior benefited from exposure to professional educators, many of whom have provided invaluable feedback to help make improvements delivering successful training and pedagogical design. Some of these enhancements include:
Overall, the fundamental driving principle behind Chrome Warrior is to provide fun training that can be directly applied in the classroom and the field. By following this philosophy, Chrome Warrior is gaining widespread adoption by people and organizations eager for pragmatic learning.
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