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TECHNOLOGY USE PLAN

TECHNOLOGY USE PLAN. MEGAN HOOPES-MYERS BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY EDTECH 501-4172. RATIONALE. Why develop a technology use plan?. RATIONALE. Why develop a technology use plan? Technology priorities Technology integration into curriculum Student expectations

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TECHNOLOGY USE PLAN

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  1. TECHNOLOGY USE PLAN MEGAN HOOPES-MYERS BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY EDTECH 501-4172

  2. RATIONALE • Why develop a technology use plan?

  3. RATIONALE • Why develop a technology use plan? • Technology priorities • Technology integration into curriculum • Student expectations • Shared vision among all stake holders

  4. TIMELINE

  5. PLANNING TEAM • Who should be a part of the planning team? • Primary stake holders • Team leader • Secondary stake holders • Smaller Educational Community groups

  6. PROCESS DESCRIPTION • What are the steps in developing a technology use plan? • Recruit and organize planning team • Research • Construct technology plan • Formalize the planning • Continually implement, evaluate, & revise

  7. PROCESS DESCRIPTION • Consider the following: • Technology assessment • Ongoing evaluation • Meeting schedule • Technology enriched schools to visit • Professional development • Planning resources • Planning responsibilities

  8. VISION STATEMENT • Utilizing communication and information technologies to enhance and expand the traditional role of education, in order to prepare students for future learning.

  9. PLAN GOALS/OBJECTIVES • Create long term goals • Create short term goals • Evaluate all goals annually • Revise accordingly

  10. NEEDS ASSESSMENT • What needs should be addressed in the assessment instrument? • Effective vision • Administrative support • Efficient school technology plan, updated accordingly • Faculty and staff support • Budget available for outdated technology • Professional development

  11. FACULTY & STAFF DEVELOPMENT • Teacher’s needs assessment determine technology professional development • Professional development: • Timely • Relevant • Ongoing • Impact of technology professional development is tracked using data from classroom practice & student learning.

  12. EVALUATION/RESEARCH • Evaluating the technology use plan is a vital process and should be continuous throughout the planning cycle.

  13. RESOURCES • Al-Weshail, A. S., Baxter A. L., Cherry, W., Hill, E. W., Jones, C. R., Love, L. T., . . . Woods, J. C. (1996). Guidebook for developing an effective instructional technology plan. Retrieved April 16, 2011 from http://www.nctp.com/guidebook.cfm • North Carolina Regional Educational Laboratory. Critical issue: Developing a school or district technology plan. Retrieved on April 28, 2011 from http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/methods/technlgy/te300.htm • School technology needs assessment (STNA) 4.0. Retrieved on April 28, 2011 from http://www.fi.ncsu.edu/assets/STNA%20Results.pdf

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