Nokia N86 8MP User manual

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PERSONAL INFORMATION
Name
:
Position
:
Complete
Address
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Telephone
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Mobile
:
SCHOOL INFORMATION
School Name
:
Complete
Address
:
Region /
Province
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Division /
District
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Telephone
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Fax
:
Email
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Website
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School Head
Name
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Position
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Telephone
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Mobile
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TEXT2TEACH INFORMATION
Mobile Phone
Phone IMEI
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Date
Received
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Globe SIM Card
SIM No.
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Date
Received
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Television Set
Serial No.
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Date
Received
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0917 561 3585
TEXT2TEACH HELPDESK
Contact us first for any problems/concerns regarding Text2Teach
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Table of Contents
I. INTRODUCTION
A. Text2Teach 5
B. Philippine Implementation Team 6-8
II. THE TEXT2TEACH PACKAGE 9-10
III. THE MOBILE PHONE
A. Different Keys of the Phone 11
B. Charging the Mobile Phone 12
C. Resetting the Mobile Phone 12
IV. THE TV SET
A. Parts of the TV Set 13
B. Connecting the Phone to the TV 14-15
V. USING NOKIA EDUCATION DELIVERY (NED)
A. Nokia Education Delivery (NED) 16
B. Running NED 17
C. Viewing the Videos
Playing a video 18-20
Searching for a Video 20-22
Deleting a Video 22-23
Volume Control 23
Playback Options 23
D. Downloading Videos
Setting the Server URL 24-25
Updating the Catalog 25-27
Downloading Videos 27-32
Status of Download/s 32-34
E. Statistics 35
F. Options
Setting the Download Time 36-37
Activating/Deactivating Download State 37-38
G. Exiting NED 39
VI. VIDEO RECORDING FEATURE
A. Recording a Video Clip 40-42
B. Video Setting 43-44
C. Viewing the Video
After Recording 45
Gallery 46-48
D. Editing a Video Clip 49-50
E. Transferring Video Clips to the Computer 51-54
VII. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
A. Configuring the GPRS Setting 55
B. Equipment Care 56
C. Green Tips (Energy Saving Tips) 57-58
VIII. TEXT2TEACH SECRETARIAT 59
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I. INTRODUCTION
A. Text2Teach
Congratulations on receiving your Text2Teach package! You are now on your
way to a more interactive and enriched teaching experience.
Text2Teach is a program that makes use of mobile technology so that schools
can have access to rich multi media videos. It aims to improve the quality of
teaching in grades 5 and 6 in public elementary schools by providing highly
interactive, easy to use multi media packages designed to help make learning
more exciting and meaningful among students.
With the partnership of Ayala Foundation, Nokia, Department of Education,
Globe Telecom, and SEAMEO-INNOTECH, Text2Teach is expanding to reach
more schools in the Philippines.
The Nokia mobile phone is equipped with an exclusive application called “Nokia
Education Delivery (NED)” that allows the teacher to select from 389
interactive, educational videos in Math, Science, and English. These videos
were pre-loaded into the phones for the teachers to choose from. In the
future, additional educational videos will be developed and can be downloaded
and stored in the mobile phones using Globe’s 3G technology.
All you have to do is plug the phone into a TV and play the video lesson for the
day. The 3 to 5-minute educational videos created for the project bring these
subjects to life, illustrating key concepts, skills, and competencies that students
are expected to master. These video lesson plans also help make teachers’ lives
easier and are compliant with the Basic Education Curriculum.
In putting together a program that would empower the teacher and the
student with relevant and high-quality educational resources in the least
amount of time and cost, Text2Teach is a cost-effective approach to closing the
ever-widening gap restricting social and economic progress in developing
countries.
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B. Philippine Implementation Team
AYALA FOUNDATION INC.
Ayala Foundation, Inc.’s (AFI) mission is to improve the quality of life of the
Filipino by contributing to the eradication of poverty in all its forms. AFI is
committed to working for national development by harnessing the full
potential of corporate social responsibility; developing and promoting social
technologies that respond to the country’s needs; facilitating access to
knowledge and learning; and instilling pride in being a Filipino.
Now nearing its 50th year, the foundation expanded into more development-
oriented projects for the youth, in education, information communications
technology, environment and sustainability, community development, arts and
culture, and entrepreneurship.
To ensure a more global perspective in its programs and services, AFI has
forged strong and multi-year partnerships with local and multinational
institutions. All these partnerships understand the need for more innovative
and sustainable strategies to address the needs of the poor and disadvantaged.
Text2Teach is one example of an education project that successfully uses this
multi-sectoral consortium approach. AFI is entrusted with the national project
management of Text2Teach, and its roles include area identification; schools
validation and coordination; and partner resource and public sector
counterpart funds mobilization.
GLOBE TELECOM, INC.
Globe is a leading telecommunications company in the Philippines. Its mission
is to transform and enrich lives through communications by way of its vision of
making great things possible. It strives to create and deliver products that are
relevant to its customers' needs and are easy to understand and use.
Globe is the mobile communications service provider of Text2Teach. They
provide leadership in the development and exploration of new technologies for
content delivery using their telecommunications network.
Globe provides free monthly load allowance for one year to recipient schools of
Text2Teach that will be used exclusively for helpdesk concerns and provides
feedback about the project to the secretariat. Globe also provides additional
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load if there are new or updated materials to be downloaded through the
mobile phones within the first year of implementation.
NOKIA
Nokia is committed to connecting people. They combine advanced technology
with personalized services that enable people to stay close to what matters to
them. Every day, more than 1.2 billion people connect to one another with a
Nokia device –from mobile phones to advanced smartphones and high-
performance mobile computers.
Today, Nokia is integrating its devices with innovative services through OVI
(www.ovi.com), including music, maps, apps, email and more. Nokia’s NAVTEQ
is a leader in comprehensive digital mapping and navigation services, while
Nokia Siemens Networks provides equipment, services and solutions for
communications networks globally.
Nokia provides the private sector funding for Text2Teach. They are the lead in
the development and enhancement of the Nokia Education Delivery (NED)
technology which allows the teachers to select from the hundreds of
educational audio/video materials specifically created for the project. NED is
configured to match Nokia’s 8GB N95 and N86 series mobile phones.
SEAMEO INNOTECH
SEAMEO INNOTECH is principally dedicated to identifying common and unique
education problems and needs of Southeast Asian countries and developing
innovative and technology-based solutions to address these concerns. The
Center aids in educational development within and outside the Southeast Asian
region through training and human resource development, research and
evaluation, knowledge management and other special programs addressing
specific areas of concern in the Southeast Asian educational context.
SEAMEO INNOTECH is principally charged with development and capability
enhancement in the Text2Teach project. More than 200 of the educational
audio and video materials pre-loaded in the mobile phones were created by
SEAMEO INNOTECH specifically for the Text2Teach project and set for use in
the Philippine context.
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SEAMEO INNOTECH is also in charge of the teacher training, monitoring of
project, and ensuring that the educational materials are integrated into the
national Basic and long-term impact of the project as an intervention for
improving quality of teaching and learning.
DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
The Department of Education is a national government agency committed to a
culture of excellence in public service. Believing that the most important
resource of the country is its people, DepEd makes the task of educating the
Filipino child its singular mission.
DepEd, through its regional and division offices, recommends possible recipient
schools for Text2Teach. DepEd allow its master teachers to participate in the
content development of Text2teach materials and in attending the training
activities for Text2Teach implementation.
DepEd takes over-all responsibility for formulating policies and ways and means
to raise resources and to assign people to sustain project implementation.
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II. THE TEXT2TEACH PACKAGE
The Text2Teach package includes the following:
RCA / Video Cable
Mobile Phone & Nokia
Education Delivery
Television Set
Globe SIM Card
Li-Ion Battery
Headset
Phone Charger
Teacher’s Guide
Text2Teach User’s
Manual
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DEFINITIONS:
Mobile Phone –Mobile device where the NED application and videos
are stored. Text2Teach requires phones with at least 8GB memory
capacity with TV output capability.
Nokia Education Delivery (NED) software –The software installed in
the mobile phone used to access and download the educational
video/audio materials.
RCA / Video cable –The cable that connects the phone to the TV.
Globe SIM (Subscriber Identity Module) Card –Electronic card
provided by Globe Telecom. The card is inserted into the mobile
phone and provides a unique ID to the phone and enables the user to
send and receive calls or text messages. Part of Globe’s commitment is
to provide P150 free monthly pre-paid load for one year from date of
deployment of the phones to the schools.
Teacher’s Guides –A guide to help you facilitate lessons of the
particular educational video.
User’s Manual –A user’s guide intended to help you understand how
to operate and troubleshoot the various Text2Teach components.
Television Set –A 29-inch colored display device into which the
mobile phone is connected to enable the viewing of the video
materials by an entire class.
Headset –Phone accessory that can be used to view the videos in
private, without disturbing others.
Li-Ion Battery –Mobile phone battery made of Lithium-Ion, which is a
type of rechargeable battery. This should always be inserted to your
phone to make it power on and function as needed.
Phone Charger –Device used to charge the mobile phone’s battery.
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III. THE MOBILE PHONE
A. Different Keys of the Phone
In Vertical Position
In Horizontal Position
Clear key,
Deletes a character
Right Soft Key
For going back to the
previous screen
Center Key
Enter key
Directional keys
Up, right, down and left
Left Soft key
Search key
Right Soft Key
Clear key,
Left Soft Key
Directional Keys
Menu
Menu
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B. Charging the Mobile Phone
1. Connect the charger that came with the
mobile phone package, to a 220V wall
outlet.
2. Connect the power cord to the device. If the
battery is completely discharged, it may
take a while before the charging indicator
starts scrolling.
3. When the battery is fully charged, the
charging indicator stops scrolling.
Disconnect the charger from the device,
then from the wall outlet.
C. Re-setting the Mobile Phone
When to reset the Mobile Phone
If you encounter the following problems, you need to reset the mobile
phone:
1. The video stops or freezes while playing.
2. Nothing happens on the phone screen, even if you press any key on
the phone’s keypad.
3. There is no Text2Teach picture or nothing appears on the TV screen.
How to Reset the Mobile Phone
1. Press and hold the button to power it off.
2. With the back of the device facing you, remove the back cover by
pressing the release button, and lifting it from the bottom end of the
device and remove the battery.
3. Insert the battery again, and press the cover down until the cover
locks into place.
4. Press and hold the button to power it on.
Step 1 & 4
Step 2
Step 3
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IV. THE TV SET
A. Parts of the TV Set
Front Panel:
Back Panel:
Remote Control:
Power
On/Off
TV/AV
Volume
Video Cable
Connection
Video Cable
Connection
Connection for
Speaker, Karaoke
or sound system
Power On/Off
TV/AV selector
Volume
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B. Connecting the Phone to the TV
Connecting the phone to the TV is easy. All you need is the mobile
phone, RCA cable and TV.
Step 1
Using the RCA cable that came with your phone, connect the TV out to
the mobile phone. The TV out plug is the single plug on the cable.
Note that the other end of the cable has three plugs marked with the
colors red, white and yellow.
Step 2
The left side and rear of the TV has a port marked “TV1” or “Video1”.
These ports are color-coded (red, white and yellow). Using the RCA
cable, match the 3 plugs of the cable according to color.
Example: Plug the red plug on the cable to the red port on the TV.
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Step 3
Using the remote or TV/AV button, press the TV/AV button until you
reach video02
If the TV screen displays the same output as that on the phone screen,
then your connection is correct and successful and you are now ready
to show the video lesson for the day to your class.
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V. USING NOKIA EDUCATION DELIVERY (NED)
A. Nokia Education Delivery (NED)
The Nokia Education Delivery or NED application
uses mobile technology to deliver educational
videos to remote, hard-to-reach areas.
The videos can be used for any educational
purpose, from school lessons to training sessions.
Using a mobile phone, teachers and trainers can access and download
videos from a constantly updated catalog over a mobile network.
The Nokia device with TV-out connector can be connected to a normal
TV or a video projector to play the videos to a class. For the
Text2Teach package given to you, the mobile device is the Nokia N86
8MP.
The NED-based platform has replaced the original satellite based
delivery in the Text2Teach program. SMS is not used for lesson
ordering but very useful for any technical or lessons-related support
assistance.
The first batch of schools that started to use the NED-based platform
was in Tanzania in 2008. Deployment in the Philippines started in
March 2009. There is a similar program in its start-up phase in Chile.
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B. Running NED
Step 1 (Option 1)
On Active Standby Screen (Figure A.1.1), select the NED logo
by pressing the right directional key.
When you have selected the logo, press the center key to run
NED.
Step 1 (Option 2)
On Active Standby Screen, press the right soft key to run NED.
Figure A.1.1
Step 2
The display goes to the “Nokia Education Delivery” welcome screen
(Figure A.1.2). After a few seconds, a drop-down menu will appear.
Figure A.1.2
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C. Viewing the videos
After the NED welcome screen, the next screen is a drop-down main
menu (Figure B.1.1).
Playing a Video
Step 1
Choose ‘Video’, and then press the center key.
Figure B.1.1
Step 2
The display goes to the ‘Choose A Catalog’ screen (Figure B.1.2).
Using the Directional Keys (up and down), choose the desired grade
level (5th Grade / 6th Grade), and then press the center key.
Figure B.1.2
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Step 3
The next screen lets you Choose A Subject (Figure B.1.3).
Again, using the directional keys, choose the subject you want to
teach.
Figure B.1.3
Step 4
The next screen shows the title of the videos for the subject you have
chosen (Figure B.1.4). Using the directional keys, choose the desired
video.
Figure B.1.4
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Step 5
Press the center key to play the selected video.
Figure B.1.5
Searching for a Video
NOTE: You should be at the ‘Choose A Video’ Screen to use the search
video feature.
Step 1
Press the left soft key located on the lower left side when phone is
held on horizontal position (Figure B.1.6) to access the Search Videos
feature.
Figure B.1.6
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