Technology at Sudan ISD
Technology at Sudan ISD is an integral part of the instructional curriculum. The application of technology to the classroom is a seamless instructional tool which cuts across the demographical disparity of the students and staff of SISD to support the collaborative effort of quality education.
In the Summer of 1997 Sudan ISD installed an ethernet network which connected almost every room in the district to the network and the Internet. From those humble beginnings with a Novell file server, Linux DNS/Web server, a Cisco 2509 Router, a computer in every classroom, and a couple of networked printers; the district's technology has grown tremendously. Currently the district supports an almost 1:1 student to computer ratio. There are numerous networked printers and over 15 servers including Windows, DNS, Web, ADS, Cisco IP Phone, CCTV Servers, and Moodle. The district uses several educational software programs including: Renaissance Learning products, an integrated web based attendance and grade book program (which allows teachers to enter grades from school or home), Study Island, and numerous other software programs. Additionally, the district uses two ITV distance learning labs, wireless labs,multiple computer labs, online library, and video editing stations. In addition, each teacher is provided a web page on the school's web site which allows them to edit their page from school or home. Also, the district is a member of the FACT Consortium (Lazbuddie, Muleshoe, Olton, Springlake-Earth, and Sudan ISD).
The Consortium shares many resources over a 10 Gig. Ethernet network running over Fiber provided by Five Area Telephone and running over a hundred miles. The network shared resources include: Panopto, Moodle, and Discovery.In the high school, computer technology classes are offered in three areas: Business (BCIS I & II), Industrial Technology (AutoCAD), and Computer Applications (Cisco Academy - IT Essentials - A+, Webmastering - Adobe, and Computer Science - JAVA). Some successes of past Sudan technology students include: CCNA certification, and competing at the state level in the UIL Computer Science competition.
Currently all High School students receive an iPod Touch and all sixth and seventh graders receive an Apple MacBook. Web 2.0 technologies are incorporated in every curriculum and classroom..
Technology at Sudan ISD is an integral part of the instructional curriculum. The application of technology to the classroom is a seamless instructional tool which cuts across the demographical disparity of the students and staff of SISD to support the collaborative effort of quality education.
In the Summer of 1997 Sudan ISD installed an ethernet network which connected almost every room in the district to the network and the Internet. From those humble beginnings with a Novell file server, Linux DNS/Web server, a Cisco 2509 Router, a computer in every classroom, and a couple of networked printers; the district's technology has grown tremendously. Currently the district supports an almost 1:1 student to computer ratio. There are numerous networked printers and over 15 servers including Windows, DNS, Web, ADS, Cisco IP Phone, CCTV Servers, and Moodle. The district uses several educational software programs including: Renaissance Learning products, an integrated web based attendance and grade book program (which allows teachers to enter grades from school or home), Study Island, and numerous other software programs. Additionally, the district uses two ITV distance learning labs, wireless labs,multiple computer labs, online library, and video editing stations. In addition, each teacher is provided a web page on the school's web site which allows them to edit their page from school or home. Also, the district is a member of the FACT Consortium (Lazbuddie, Muleshoe, Olton, Springlake-Earth, and Sudan ISD).
The Consortium shares many resources over a 10 Gig. Ethernet network running over Fiber provided by Five Area Telephone and running over a hundred miles. The network shared resources include: Panopto, Moodle, and Discovery.In the high school, computer technology classes are offered in three areas: Business (BCIS I & II), Industrial Technology (AutoCAD), and Computer Applications (Cisco Academy - IT Essentials - A+, Webmastering - Adobe, and Computer Science - JAVA). Some successes of past Sudan technology students include: CCNA certification, and competing at the state level in the UIL Computer Science competition.
Currently all High School students receive an iPod Touch and all sixth and seventh graders receive an Apple MacBook. Web 2.0 technologies are incorporated in every curriculum and classroom..
Seniors witih iPods
7th graders with MacBooks