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Building a Strategic, Standards-Based Technology Plan. Ensuring the Digital Advantage. Stage 1--Foundational Beginnings. Where do we begin? Who’s involved? What do we believe? Where do we want to go?. Who are the critical stakeholders?. Administration Faculty Staff (including IT)
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Building a Strategic, Standards-Based Technology Plan Ensuring the Digital Advantage
Stage 1--Foundational Beginnings • Where do we begin? • Who’s involved? • What do we believe? • Where do we want to go?
Who are the critical stakeholders? • Administration • Faculty • Staff (including IT) • Students
What are our core beliefs? • Examine core beliefs and modify to address technology needs
How do we know what we have and where we want to go? • Use a needs assessment to identify current services and what additional services are needed. • Use a needs assessment to identify current skills of critical participants (must ensure no fear factor). • Address the question, Where are we and where do we want to go?
How do we know if we achieved our goals or not? • Create a beginning evaluation of what’s working, what’s not and what additional services are needed. • Be sure to include all aspects, including hardware, software, and human resources.
Stage 2--Create a technology vision statement • Examine the current vision statement and modify it to address the technology plan.
Aligning Standards • NETS • KSDE • NCATE • 68 Indicators
Standard Alignment • NETS.doc
Stage 3--Technology Plan • Technology Plan Text
Technology Plan – Excel Spreadsheet • Technology Plan Assessment
Technology Plan Matrix • Technology Plan Matrix
Goals and Strategies • Establish goals that are clear, easy to follow and observable • Establish strategies that are realistic in consideration of time and resources (both human and financial)
Programs • Technology Plan\Teacher Education Programs
Stage 4--Evaluation • Both formative and summative, formal and informal
Library Media Matrix • Library Media Matrix