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in Education A New and Open World for Learning 1 Helping to create an open world of learning for open minds everywhere In 2004, in their first annual Founders’ We hope this report helps you discover Letter, Larry Page and Sergey Brin new resources and better understand laid out our company’s commitment how Google tools can support learning to making the world a better place. and make your job a little easier. They explained that Google’s goal “is to develop services that significantly Thank you for all the work you do in improve the lives of as many people education, and for taking some of your as possible.” Eight years on, we are proud precious time to explore this document. to say that education remains one of the core pillars of this commitment. Purpose of this document Jordan Lloyd Bookey - Head of K-12 We produced this booklet for educators Education Outreach and the people who support them, to share the educational activities we are passionate about and elaborate on why we are committed to this work. This is not a typical “annual report,” Cristin Frodella in that it is a document that we hope - Head of Education educators will use year round to spark Marketing new ideas and get inspiration. Inside, we highlight the many accomplishments made by teachers, students, and organizations using Google Maggie Johnson resources. We think it’s important - Director of Education to showcase what we have seen work & University Relations in educational technology, as well as how we’ve made improvements based & the Google Education Team on feedback and reflection. January 2012 2 3 Index of programs Below is a list of the programs and resources explained in this booklet. Making Learning Magical for Students About Google in Education Program or resource Audience category Geography Page Google Code-In 13 to 17 year-olds Global 11 Computing & Programming Experience 13 to 14 year-olds US 12 Education lies at the very core of our company’s mission “to organize LEAD for Computer Science Secondary and early college US 14 the world’s information and make it universally accessible and useful.” App Inventor All Global 15 Google Science Fair 13 to 18 year-olds Global 16 YouTube Space Lab 14 to 18 year-olds Global 18 We know that leading-edge technologies Last year, Google was instrumental RISE Awards Nonprofit organizations Global 20 will continue to play a vital role in equipping in providing access, resources, Trailblazer Awards 16 to 19 year-olds Select Europe 21 future generations with the skills they need financial assistance, and tools to tens Doodle 4 Google Primary and secondary Global 22 to thrive in the workforce of tomorrow. of millions of students and teachers Summer of Code Students in higher education Global 26 Technology supports collaborative learning in communities worldwide. Computer Science Summer Institute Rising university CS students US or Canada 27 and teaching in communities around the Android Camp 1st or 2nd year university students US or Canada 28 world, so we invest heavily in education We hope that through our continued efforts, Scholarships, Internships, and initiatives and partnerships through our we can help raise the level of excellence, Ambassador Program Students in higher education Global 30 products, programs, and tools. awareness, and access in education for Online Marketing Challenge Students in higher education Global 34 future generations of students, teachers, Zeitgeist Young Minds 18 to 24 year-olds Global 35 Our education initiatives focus on three and innovators. key areas: Empowering Innovative Communities Program or resource Audience category Geography Page • Making learning magical for students Find out more about our Computer Science For High School (CS4HS) 4-year Universities Global 46 • Empowering innovative communities education work and access Google Teacher Academy Primary, secondary teachers Global 48 • Building a foundation of technology a digital copy of this booklet at: Geo Teachers Institute Primary, secondary teachers Global 49 Search Education & Exploring and access google.com/edu Computational Thinking All Global 50 Google Lit Trips All Global 52 Education Events All Global 54 Google Code University & Stanford Artificial Intelligence Class All Global 57 Google Faculty Institute Teacher education faculty California 58 Google Research Awards, Fellow Program, and Visiting Faculty Higher education faculty Global 60 Building a foundation of technology and access All the resources in this section are available online, and are open to all. 4 5 146 100,000,000+ By the numbers Countries in which Google Views of Khan Below are some of the impacts of Google in Education at the close of 2011. Apps for Education is used Academy video lessons on YouTube 500,000+ Videos in YouTube EDU 1,000,000,000+ Downloads of Google Earth 45 States and provinces $20,000,000 with SketchUp Pro grants 15,000,000+ Funding awarded to Science, Volumes scanned in Google Tech, Eng & Math groups in 2011 Books (An estimated 10% of the books printed since 12,000+ the Gutenberg Bible!) Students visited by Googlers in the school visit program 5,097 10,000+ Alumni of the Summer Applications for the 2011 of Code program Google Science Fair 44, 100% School districts attending Google@School sessions, percent saying they would 2,400+ recommend the training Teachers reached through to others Computer Science for High 15,000,000+ School training in 2011 Google Apps for $8,800,000+ 107,000 Education Users Value of scholarships Doodle 4 Google granted to 2,100 competition entries university students $115,000,000 Funding to nonprofits and organizations in 2011 6 7 Making Learning Magical Pages 8 - 41 for Students We want to spark students’ curiosity to discover and engage with a whole world of exciting subject matter— particularly in the fields of computer science, technology, science, and mathematics. Empowering Innovative Pages 42 - 69 in Education Communities We develop, support, and challenge communities by partnering with innovators to create new approaches to training, curricula, and research. By connecting people and ideas, we hope educators everywhere can use technology to access the best in education. Building a Foundation Pages 70 - 91 of Technology and Access Through easy-to-use and easy-to-access products and tools, we encourage students and teachers to take full advantage of the web and collaborate in interactive learning environments. 8 9 Making Learning Magical Programs to inspire tomorrow’s digital leaders for Students We think students should not just Primary & Secondary be consumers of information, but • Google Code-In 11 co-creators of it. They should take • Computing & Programming an active role in developing the Experience (CAPE) 12 technology that will shape their futures. • LEAD Computer Science Institute 14 Learning should be magical for students • App Inventor 15 and they should be inspired to take • Google Science Fair 16 ownership of their learning. • YouTube Space Lab 18 • RISE & Trailblazer Awards 20 By creating hands-on programs, • Doodle 4 Google 22 scholarships and engaging curricula, we hope to inspire students to pursue Higher Education higher study—and to love the subjects • Summer of Code 26 of science, technology, engineering, • Computer Science Summer Institute 27 and mathematics (STEM). We aim • Android Camp 28 to create more effective educational • Scholarships 30 experiences that will guide the next • Summer internships 32 generation of digital leaders. • Ambassador program 33 • Online Marketing Challenge 34 • Zeitgeist Young Minds 35 Local Communities • Outreach to local schools 37 • Example: Data Center outreach 38 • Example: Outreach in Japan 40 10 11 Making Learning Magical Learning to code while helping in Primary & Secondary Education open source organizations Programs, competitions, awards, and tools for primary Google Code-In is a global contest that gets 13 to 17 year-old and secondary students students involved in development of open source software Getting young students excited about and Through a variety of programs, competitions, Open source software The 10 participants with the most points involved in STEM (science, technology, awards, and tools, we hope to make STEM allows programmers at the end of the competition received a grand engineering, and mathematics) at the primary learning magical for primary and secondary anywhere to read, prize trip to Google headquarters in Mountain and secondary school level is critical—it’s one students (referred to as K-12 in the United redistribute, and View, California, where they spent the day of the keys to shifting them from being States) and to inspire the next generation modify software source code in order touring the campus, meeting Google a group that knows the basics of new of big ideas. to adapt it. The Google Code-In contest engineers, and enjoying other fun surprises. technology to a group that knows how to invites pre-university students from around harness technology to create and innovate. In this section, you can find out about some the world to create code for a variety of of Google in Education’s initiatives in primary open source organizations. In 2010, more “I’d like to personally thank you and and secondary school: than 361 students participated in 2,167 the other guys at Google for the coding tasks! program. It’s the first time I had someone • Google Code-In 11 ‘nagging me’ to sit and code something big for • Computing & Programming During the seven-week 2011 Code-In, an open source project (did small stuff before), Experience (CAPE) 12 participants worked on tasks for 18 different and I’m very proud with the result. I learned • LEAD Computer Science Institute 14 open source organizations. Challenges a lot, gained lots of experience, and had fun :)” • App Inventor 15 included document translations, marketing - Barak Itkin, student from 2010 Code-In • Google Science Fair 16 outreach, software coding, user experience • YouTube Space Lab 18 research, and a variety of other tasks related • RISE & Trailblazer Awards 20 to open source software development.
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