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Chapter 12: Practical Examples for School Organization

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Overview

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Goal of This Pinboard

  • This pinboard shows concrete practical examples of how schools can use Edumaps for organizational purposes.
  • After this pinboard, you will have template ideas for:
    • staff portal
    • subject conferences
    • project days
    • training courses
    • parent evenings
    • media lending
    • start of the school year
    • onboarding new teachers
  • Goal: Admins should not only know the functions, but also directly see meaningful usage scenarios.
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How to Use These Examples

  • The examples can serve as templates.
  • Possible uses:
    • recreate them as a map
    • copy individual boxes
    • adapt the structure to your own school
    • show examples in training sessions
    • inspire the admin team
  • Tip: Start with a small scenario and gradually expand usage.
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Selection Criterion

  • First, choose a scenario that solves a real problem.
  • Good starting points:
    • bundle information for staff
    • make training courses bookable
    • organize device lending
    • collect subject materials
    • coordinate a project day
  • Not ideal: Using Edumaps only as storage without a clear structure.

Staff

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Practical Example: Staff Portal

  • A central map for staff can serve as a start page.
  • Column idea:
    • Current updates
    • Dates
    • Important links
    • Templates
    • Training courses
    • Contacts
    • FAQ
  • Benefit: Teachers can find key information in one place.
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  • Open and copy this template
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Boxes for the Staff Portal

  • Possible boxes:
    • Weekly information
    • Link to the substitution plan
    • Internal school forms
    • Media concept
    • Training offers
    • School IT contacts
    • Data protection notes
    • Edumaps tutorials
    • frequently asked questions
  • Tip: Archive old weekly information regularly.
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Practical Example: New Teachers

  • An onboarding map for new teachers saves many individual conversations.
  • Contents:
    • access to Edumaps
    • important school folders
    • digital tools
    • contacts
    • copy templates
    • subject areas
    • booking devices
    • internal processes
  • Benefit: New teachers receive a clear starting point.
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  • Open and copy this template

Subject Conferences

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Practical Example: Subject Conference Folder

  • Each subject department gets its own folder.
  • Example structure:
    • Start map
    • Minutes
    • Annual planning
    • Teaching materials
    • Assessment
    • Exams
    • Templates
    • Archive
  • Tip: A start map explains what is located where.
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Start Map of a Subject Department

  • A subject department start map can include:
    • current dates
    • resolutions
    • material collections
    • curricula
    • assessment rubrics
    • links
    • contacts
    • archive notes
  • Advantage: New and existing teachers can find their way around more quickly.
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  • Open and copy this template
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Practical Example: Shared Material Collection

  • A material collection can be structured by grade level or topic.
  • Column idea:
    • Grade 5
    • Grade 6
    • Grade 7
    • Grade 8
    • Exam preparation
    • Templates
    • Links
  • Add tags for material type and competency area.
  •  
  • Open and copy this template

Projects

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Practical Example: Project Day

  • A project day map can represent the entire organization.
  • Column idea:
    • Overview
    • Project offers
    • Rooms
    • Groups
    • Material
    • Schedule
    • Results
    • FAQ
  • Additional option: Project offers can be connected to the booking system.
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  • Open and copy this template
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Make Project Offers Bookable

  • Each project can be created as its own booking box.
  • Content:
    • project title
    • description
    • supervising teacher
    • grade level
    • maximum number of participants
    • material
    • room
  • Students or teachers can then register directly.
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Practical Example: School Festival

  • A school festival map can bundle tasks and information.
  • Column idea:
    • Planning
    • Booths
    • Helpers
    • Rooms
    • Technology
    • Schedule
    • Public relations
    • Follow-up
  • Tip: Use an archive column for completed tasks.

Training Courses

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Practical Example: Training Portal

  • A training portal can bundle all internal and external offers.
  • Column idea:
    • Current offers
    • Getting started with Edumaps
    • AI and teaching
    • Data protection
    • Media education
    • Recordings
    • Certificates of participation
  • Benefit: Teachers can find training courses and materials centrally.
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Training with Booking

  • A training box should include:
    • title
    • target group
    • learning objectives
    • date and time
    • location or video link
    • maximum places
    • presenter
    • certificate of participation
  • After the event, the participant list can be checked and the course can be completed.
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Practical Example: Self-Paced Course

  • A map can also serve as a self-paced course.
  • Column idea:
    • Introduction
    • Step 1
    • Step 2
    • Exercises
    • Examples
    • Completion
    • FAQ
  • Suitable for: Edumaps introduction, AI features, data protection basics, or media education.

Parents and Students

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Practical Example: Parent Evening

  • A parent evening map can bundle information before and after the event.
  • Contents:
    • topic
    • agenda
    • presentation
    • important links
    • FAQ
    • contact
    • materials for download
  • Note: Set permissions carefully if external parents receive access.
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  • Open and copy this template
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Practical Example: Class Start Page

  • A class start page can provide orientation for students.
  • Contents:
    • weekly plan
    • important links
    • tasks
    • dates
    • materials
    • rules
    • contacts
  • Tip: Define clear rules for collaborative work.
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Practical Example: Exam Preparation

  • An exam preparation map can bundle materials.
  • Column idea:
    • Overview
    • Topic list
    • Explanations
    • Exercises
    • Solutions
    • Schedule
    • Questions
  • Benefit: Students can find everything in one place and work independently.

Media and Technology

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Practical Example: Media Lending

  • A media lending map organizes reservable devices.
  • Column idea:
    • Tablets
    • Projectors
    • Audio
    • Cameras
    • Robotics
    • Experimental materials
    • Rules
  • Each item gets its own lending box with description and reservation.
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  • Open and copy this template
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Practical Example: School IT Help

  • A school IT map can collect frequent technical questions.
  • Boxes:
    • Wi-Fi access
    • reset password
    • Edumaps login
    • SSO notes
    • device lending
    • contacts
    • support form
  • Benefit: Fewer recurring individual inquiries.
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Practical Example: Digital Tools

  • A map for digital tools can explain which services the school uses.
  • Contents:
    • Edumaps
    • learning platform
    • email
    • video conference
    • file storage
    • data protection rules
    • support channels
  • Tip: Separate roles clearly: teachers, students, parents.

Getting Started and Expansion

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First Useful School Map

  • If you are just getting started, choose a simple first project.
  • Good starter projects:
    • staff portal
    • training overview
    • subject department folder
    • media lending
    • project day
    • onboarding new teachers
  • Recommendation: Do not start all scenarios at the same time.
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Create a Pilot Group

  • A small pilot group makes getting started easier.
  • Suitable participants are:
    • admin
    • media coordinators
    • one subject department
    • school IT
    • training management
    • interested teachers
  • The pilot group tests structure, permissions, and clarity.
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Success Criteria

  • After a few weeks, check:
    • Can teachers find the content?
    • Are fewer questions being asked by email?
    • Are permissions set correctly?
    • Is the map being maintained?
    • Are responsibilities clearly assigned?
    • Which boxes are used frequently?
  • Goal: Edumaps should reduce work, not create new disorder.

Checklist

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Template Check

  • ☐ selected a real school problem
    ☐ target group is clear
    ☐ map title is unambiguous
    ☐ columns are named meaningfully
    ☐ introduction box is available
    ☐ permissions checked
    ☐ responsibility clarified
    ☐ pilot group involved
    ☐ maintenance date defined
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What to Implement First?

  • Priority for many schools:
  • 1. staff portal
    2. subject conference structure
    3. training bookings
    4. media lending
    5. project day
    6. onboarding new teachers
    7. parent evening information
  • Tip: Start where the benefit is immediately visible.
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