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Win your own Personal Portable Learning Device (PPLD).

Complete the survey and tell us what sort of personal portable learning device that you would really like. Click on the images  to find out more and make your comments.

Finally go to The Competition area and make your final description of your device.

Digital Birmingham is running the competition for Birmingham learners of all ages. You can enter as an individual, a class, a school or as a group.  There will be three categories:  Under 16, 16 – 24,  over 24

The judging panel will consist of leading practitioners in the ICT and Education sector and will select three winners from each category with one overall winner for each group.  The winner will not only get a state of the art PPLD but also get the opportunity of working with Birmingham University developing their ideas into a prototype device.


 

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Connectivity
 
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Data Storage
 
Management
Management
 

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Other ideas?
 
The Competition
The Competition
 
 
     
 

Part of the Birmingham vision for Transforming Secondary Education is that all learners will have access to a Personal Portable Learning Device (PPLD). At a recent event at the Young People's Parliament a number of students in secondary schools were asked to design a PPLD which would meet their learning needs.

Their musings have been categorised above into 5 major themes. Within each theme some of the things they debated have been listed.

Now it is your chance, particulary if you are a Birmingham learner,  to enter into the debate and tell use what a perfect PPLD might look like and do.

Feel free to comment on any of the things already mentioned or add ideas of your own.

 
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