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Nederland Independent School District

        Nederland, Texas
      Home of the Bulldogs
We will discuss:
• District Information including current
technology information
• Technology Committee Goals,
Objectives and Strategies
• What do National Standards Say
• Recommendations for Improvements
District Information
   Nederland ISD has about 5,000 students, is located in
   Southeast Texas and is in Region 5. More than 37% of the
   students in NISD are economically disadvantaged.
4 Elementary Campuses (Pre K- 4th)
  Helena Park Elementary
  Highland Park Elementary
  Hillcrest Elementary
  Langham Elementary
2 Middle Schools (5th-8th)
  Central Middle School
  CO Wilson Middle School
1 High School (9th-12th)
  Nederland High School
1 Alternative Campus (secondary ages)
Technology Information
• $1.6 million allocated for technology ($333.25
  per pupil)
• 4:1 ratio students to computers
• 1:1 ratio teachers to computers
• ALL campuses have internet access
• Each elementary campus has 2 computer labs
• Each middle school has 3 computer labs
• High school has 10 computer labs and 1
  mobile computer lab
Technology Planning Committee:
       2010-2013 Approved Plan
Instructional Needs:
• Students must be prepared to excel in an information-
   driven society.
• Teachers must be prepared for significantly different
   roles, different students, and different tools and
   resources.
• Schools must have administrator commitment and
   skilled leadership to lead and nurture the changes
   technology brings.
• The infrastructure of the district must support the use
   of the technology tools that are necessary for
   educating students.
Technology Planning Committee:
        2010-2013 Approved Plan
Technical/Hardware Needs:
• incorporation of wireless and hand held technologies
• two-way interactive video capabilities
• cellular leased services
• voice mail and extension licenses for our current Voice over Network
   system
• increased bandwidth between all sites for network and Internet services.
• a video surveillance system for security and student safety purposes.
• a means for reporting attendance, grades, announcements and other
   important communications to parents
• continued local and long distance phone service
• Nederland ISD will also be investigating other emerging technologies
   paying particular attention to interoperability of components.
Technology Goals for NISD
• Provide students and teachers with a technology rich environment
  that will increase student achievement, improve instructional
  accountability, and provide the necessary resources and support
  to empower them for a global and digital world of information.
• Provide quality professional development, to effectively integrate
  technology into the curricula to facilitate and manage 21st century
  learning in technology and information rich settings.
• Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate technology tools,
  support, and staffing, and improve quality of communication to
  facilitate data-driven decision making processes in the areas of
  student records, community partnerships and education, parent
  awareness, and other support services.
• Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the
  instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators to
  foster improvement in academic achievement, curriculum
  integration, and increased accessibility and innovation.
Goal 1: Provide students and teachers with a
               technology rich environment
Objective 1: Create learning environments where teachers foster
  student learning through interactivity, analyzing, evaluating
  and communicating information expediently and efficiently
  with technology.
Strategies to Implement/ Continue Implementation
• Integrate the Technology Application TEKS into all curriculum areas in the
   K-12 program by including software and electronically delivered materials
   in instruction.
• Focus curriculum on higher level thinking skills and information accessing
   procedures.
• Librarians work with teachers to train students to effectively search OPAC
   resources, web and online card catalog system
• Provide all students and teachers with on-demand access to appropriate
   technologies and electronic information resources.
Goal 1: Provide students and teachers with a technology rich
                           environment

Objective 2:.Integrate technology resources into the district curriculum to
   improve academic achievement of all students.

Strategies:
•   Use evolving technologies such as technical devices, software and electronically
    delivered materials in instruction to foster greater levels of
    interest, inquiry, analysis, collaboration, creativity, and content production in the
    classroom.
•   Teachers will incorporate technology into the teaching and learning process
    through utilization of online lesson resources curriculum.
•   Integrate instructional tools such as interactive white boards and document
    cameras into daily lessons to promote cooperative learning environments
•   Enhance communication technologies for special populations at all levels
•   Enhance student learning by continuing to update and add to district digital video
    libraries and teacher web pages accessible in the classroom or at home.
Goal 1: Provide students and teachers with a technology rich environment

Objective 3: Utilize research-based decision making focused on graduating
   students with the technology skills to work collaboratively and communicate
   effectively in a technology driven society
Strategies:
• Develop curriculum for TEKS specified credit courses, industry specified
    certification/licensure programs, and other technology based courses as
    appropriate
• Offer all Technology Application courses; teach a minimum of four courses
    annually
• Offer opportunities for students to work collaboratively to propose, assess, and
    implement solutions to real world problems.
• Provide skills and means for students to communicate effectively with a variety of
    audiences through online and distance learning venues.
•    Provide rigorous online instruction offering initial credit and credit recovery to
     at risk students
•    Offer a dual credit program where students can receive both high school and
     college credits by using instructional technology solutions.
GOAL 2: Provide quality professional development

Objective 1:Provide quality, on-going professional development to educators
   to enable them to effectively integrate technology into the curricula so
   students are better prepared to meet academic performance standards.
Strategies:
• Support and encourage attendance at technology conferences, workshops
   and in-district training by offering incentives for participation when
   applicable.
• Provide staff development opportunities to meet district defined and
   SBEC proficiency standards to assist educators in seamlessly integrating
   technology into the curricula.
• Develop and deliver a variety of staff development to teachers including
   online “just-in-time” training, hands-on collaborative staff development,
   campus based and district based opportunities.
• Provide staff development to principals and instructional administrators to
   increase the level of technology capabilities enabling a leadership role in
   the integration of technology into instruction.
                               (Cont. on next slide)
(Continued from previous slide)
        GOAL 2: Provide quality professional development

Objective 1:Provide quality, on-going professional development to educators
   to enable them to effectively integrate technology into the curricula so
   students are better prepared to meet academic performance standards.
Strategies:
• The district will provide opportunities and time for teachers and staff to
   network with peers and colleagues to learn new ideas, encouraging
   participation in the Master Teacher Technology Teacher program.
• Design and conduct training for new teachers to the district that includes
   electronic grades and attendance, email, AUP and information regarding
   all available online technology resources.
• Provide opportunities to train teachers on individual campuses on specific
   needs as related to classroom tools and software using instructional
   technology specialist and mentors
• Create and maintain a knowledge base of online training guides for new
   technology resources.
GOAL 2: Provide quality professional development

Objective 2: Provide training for all technology resources required by
   curriculum initiatives and new and existing technology resources.
Strategies:
• Maintain and promote a web site with links to professional resources
   including “just in time” instruction
• Use online communication, email, two-way interactive video and other
   technologies to offer opportunities for collaboration with other
   professionals.
• Provide online curriculum document management and distribution, with
   the ability to obtain online teacher feedback in a controlled environment
• Identify and purchase technology resources to support the district
   curriculum.
GOAL 3: Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate
                        technology tools

Objective 1: Provide faculty and staff training to enable the procurement, implementation
    and appropriate uses of all technology resources to improve the quality of
    communication to facilitate data-driven decision making process in the areas of student
    records.
Strategies:
•   Collaboratively develop and align each campus and district plans and measure their
    effectiveness using the Texas STaR Chart ensuring all plans promote student achievement in
    accordance with NCLB.
•   Model Technology Standards for School Administrators and SBEC Technology Application
    standards into local educator appraisal systems.
•   The District will maintain, communicate and enforce the acceptable use policy including
    issues relating to copyright laws, privacy, intellectual property, social networking and cyber
    bullying.
•   Develop and provide access to electronic resources at school for students and teachers with
    improved remote access for students and parents
•   Support the use of student performance data from district and state assessments to develop
    technology integrated instruction for students
•   Ensure a viable technology plan is written and approved for use in securing funding
    such as the federal E-Rate program, and promotes achievement in accordance with
    NCLB and State requirement.
GOAL 3: Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate
                        technology tools

Objective 2: Provide continued improvements to electronic resources and web
    sites to promote better communication between stakeholders, parents and
    community members.
Strategies:
• Use the web portal, email, voice message system and automated call out
    system to foster communication between teachers, students and parents.
• Establish a database supporting technology (for speakers, internships, tutors,
    and other volunteers) with representative from Pre K-12, higher education,
    local business and community members
• Continue to develop internal and external web sites to allow more efficient
    access to district wide information and resources including school and
    classroom connections for parents, employment opportunities, procurement
    processes for potential vendors and items of general interest for the
    community.
• Support teachers in developing classroom websites and online resources to
    share lessons, monitor student progress, and establish regular
    communications with parents and students.
GOAL 3: Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate
                       technology tools

Objective 3: Provide adult learning opportunities and parent awareness
   classes to community and patrons.
Strategies:
• Provide opportunities via online learning and distance learning for
  adult learners.
• Provide a GED program for all district patrons
• Provide access to district information for students, parents and
  community
• Establish policies to encourage expanded use of school facilities,
  including the library facility.
• Offer training sessions on the District Acceptable Use Policy and
  Internet safety which includes Cyber Bullying and Social Networking
  for parents, guardians and community members.
GOAL 4: Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the
      instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators
Objective 1: Upgrade network infrastructure to support instructional and
   administrative applications which complies with regulations and current
   state of the art industry standards through world class emerging
   technologies that enable voice, video and data
Strategies:
•   Maintain an obsolescence policy to ensure that students and staff have access to
    adequate equipment and infrastructure
•   Provide the resources for satellite based learning, two-way interactive video-
    distance learning, video streaming, and desktop conferencing (where justified).
•   Implement a wireless infrastructure within each campus to comply with current
    state of the art industry standards through world class emerging technologies for
    anytime, anywhere access.
•   Maintain and support a robust local and wide area network for voice, video and
    data, increasing speed and bandwidth to meet increased needs
•   Provide and maintain an Internet filter in order to comply with the Children’s
    Internet Protection Act (CIPA) federal rules and regulations
GOAL 4: Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the
        instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators
Objective 2: Provide adequate technology equipment and software to meet the
    instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators in the classroom
    and on the campus to foster improvement in academic achievement and
    curriculum Integration
Strategies:
•   Provide sufficient equipment to meet state and district standards based on staff
    and student populations
•   Plan and budget for replacement of obsolete and irreparable equipment utilizing a
    4-year replacement schedule
•   Develop innovative funding to coordinate hardware and software purchases with
    curricular and/or administrative needs and certify that the purchases meet
    established standards
•   Implement software standards and restrict loading and installation of additional
    software to the district staff so that standardization can be maintained, copyright
    infringement does not occur and software conflicts are minimized
•   Provide adaptive hardware and software including, but not limited to
    trackballs, touch screens, adaptive keyboards, augmentative communications,
    etc.
•   Maintain records reflecting hardware and software inventory.
GOAL 4: Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the
       instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators


Objective 3: Provide adequate and timely technical support for all adopted
   technologies provided to meet the instructional needs of students
Strategies:
• Provide campus-based support for hardware troubleshooting, software
   installation, and computer configuration.
• Establish a district program for preventive maintenance and hardware
   replacement and disaster recovery
• Maintain an online Help Desk system for logging and reporting district
   needs
• Provide an online knowledge base for organizing and sharing information
   among district professionals to enable them to be self supporting when
   possible.
National Educational Technology Standards (NETS)/
  International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
Several conditions must be met to effectively incorporate technology into learning
• Shared Vision
• Empowered Leaders
• Implementation Planning
• Consistent and Adequate Funding
• Equitable Access
• Skilled Personnel
• Ongoing Professional Learning
• Technical Support
• Curriculum Framework
• Student-Centered Learning
• Assessment and Evaluation
• Engaged Communities
• Support Policies
• Supportive External Context
Essential Conditions: Necessary Conditions to Effectively Leverage Technology for Learning.
    Archived at: http://www.iste.org/docs/pdfs/netsessentialconditions.pdf?sfvrsn=2

    https://www.iste.org/
Areas of Achievement
•   Consistent and Adequate Funding
•    Empowered Leaders
•   Ongoing Professional Learning
•   Technical Support
•   Support Policies
•   Shared Vision
•    Supportive External Context
Areas of Improvement
•   Implementation Planning
•   Equitable Access
•   Skilled Personnel
•   Curriculum Framework
•   Student-Centered Learning
•   Assessment and Evaluation
•   Engaged Communities
Recommendations
• Investigate and possibly implement BOYD
• Technology Committee meet more often to explore
  emerging technology; make sure all stakeholders are
  involved
• Have several in house experts at each school
• Ensure curriculum and implementation align with ISTE
  standards
• Explore other avenues of communication with students
  and parents (texting system, etc)
• Provide professional development to teachers ensuring
  student- centered learning
Helpful Resources
NETS/ISTE https://www.iste.org/ : national and
  international technology standards; professional
  development opportunities for ED tech; resources to
  implement technology in the classroom

Horizon Report http://www.nmc.org/horizon-
  project/horizon-reports/horizon-report-k-12-edition:
  describes emerging technology; groups emerging
  technology based on what is emerging now and what
  to look for in five year (or less).
Resources
Essential Conditions: Necessary Conditions to Effectively Leverage Technology
   for Learning. Archived at:
   http://www.iste.org/docs/pdfs/netsessentialconditions.pdf?sfvrsn=2

NISD Technology Plan 2010-2013. Archived at:
   http://www.nederland.k12.tx.us/files/user/1/file/get_group_file.pdf

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Tech plan

  • 1. Nederland Independent School District Nederland, Texas Home of the Bulldogs
  • 2. We will discuss: • District Information including current technology information • Technology Committee Goals, Objectives and Strategies • What do National Standards Say • Recommendations for Improvements
  • 3. District Information Nederland ISD has about 5,000 students, is located in Southeast Texas and is in Region 5. More than 37% of the students in NISD are economically disadvantaged. 4 Elementary Campuses (Pre K- 4th) Helena Park Elementary Highland Park Elementary Hillcrest Elementary Langham Elementary 2 Middle Schools (5th-8th) Central Middle School CO Wilson Middle School 1 High School (9th-12th) Nederland High School 1 Alternative Campus (secondary ages)
  • 4. Technology Information • $1.6 million allocated for technology ($333.25 per pupil) • 4:1 ratio students to computers • 1:1 ratio teachers to computers • ALL campuses have internet access • Each elementary campus has 2 computer labs • Each middle school has 3 computer labs • High school has 10 computer labs and 1 mobile computer lab
  • 5. Technology Planning Committee: 2010-2013 Approved Plan Instructional Needs: • Students must be prepared to excel in an information- driven society. • Teachers must be prepared for significantly different roles, different students, and different tools and resources. • Schools must have administrator commitment and skilled leadership to lead and nurture the changes technology brings. • The infrastructure of the district must support the use of the technology tools that are necessary for educating students.
  • 6. Technology Planning Committee: 2010-2013 Approved Plan Technical/Hardware Needs: • incorporation of wireless and hand held technologies • two-way interactive video capabilities • cellular leased services • voice mail and extension licenses for our current Voice over Network system • increased bandwidth between all sites for network and Internet services. • a video surveillance system for security and student safety purposes. • a means for reporting attendance, grades, announcements and other important communications to parents • continued local and long distance phone service • Nederland ISD will also be investigating other emerging technologies paying particular attention to interoperability of components.
  • 7. Technology Goals for NISD • Provide students and teachers with a technology rich environment that will increase student achievement, improve instructional accountability, and provide the necessary resources and support to empower them for a global and digital world of information. • Provide quality professional development, to effectively integrate technology into the curricula to facilitate and manage 21st century learning in technology and information rich settings. • Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate technology tools, support, and staffing, and improve quality of communication to facilitate data-driven decision making processes in the areas of student records, community partnerships and education, parent awareness, and other support services. • Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators to foster improvement in academic achievement, curriculum integration, and increased accessibility and innovation.
  • 8. Goal 1: Provide students and teachers with a technology rich environment Objective 1: Create learning environments where teachers foster student learning through interactivity, analyzing, evaluating and communicating information expediently and efficiently with technology. Strategies to Implement/ Continue Implementation • Integrate the Technology Application TEKS into all curriculum areas in the K-12 program by including software and electronically delivered materials in instruction. • Focus curriculum on higher level thinking skills and information accessing procedures. • Librarians work with teachers to train students to effectively search OPAC resources, web and online card catalog system • Provide all students and teachers with on-demand access to appropriate technologies and electronic information resources.
  • 9. Goal 1: Provide students and teachers with a technology rich environment Objective 2:.Integrate technology resources into the district curriculum to improve academic achievement of all students. Strategies: • Use evolving technologies such as technical devices, software and electronically delivered materials in instruction to foster greater levels of interest, inquiry, analysis, collaboration, creativity, and content production in the classroom. • Teachers will incorporate technology into the teaching and learning process through utilization of online lesson resources curriculum. • Integrate instructional tools such as interactive white boards and document cameras into daily lessons to promote cooperative learning environments • Enhance communication technologies for special populations at all levels • Enhance student learning by continuing to update and add to district digital video libraries and teacher web pages accessible in the classroom or at home.
  • 10. Goal 1: Provide students and teachers with a technology rich environment Objective 3: Utilize research-based decision making focused on graduating students with the technology skills to work collaboratively and communicate effectively in a technology driven society Strategies: • Develop curriculum for TEKS specified credit courses, industry specified certification/licensure programs, and other technology based courses as appropriate • Offer all Technology Application courses; teach a minimum of four courses annually • Offer opportunities for students to work collaboratively to propose, assess, and implement solutions to real world problems. • Provide skills and means for students to communicate effectively with a variety of audiences through online and distance learning venues. • Provide rigorous online instruction offering initial credit and credit recovery to at risk students • Offer a dual credit program where students can receive both high school and college credits by using instructional technology solutions.
  • 11. GOAL 2: Provide quality professional development Objective 1:Provide quality, on-going professional development to educators to enable them to effectively integrate technology into the curricula so students are better prepared to meet academic performance standards. Strategies: • Support and encourage attendance at technology conferences, workshops and in-district training by offering incentives for participation when applicable. • Provide staff development opportunities to meet district defined and SBEC proficiency standards to assist educators in seamlessly integrating technology into the curricula. • Develop and deliver a variety of staff development to teachers including online “just-in-time” training, hands-on collaborative staff development, campus based and district based opportunities. • Provide staff development to principals and instructional administrators to increase the level of technology capabilities enabling a leadership role in the integration of technology into instruction. (Cont. on next slide)
  • 12. (Continued from previous slide) GOAL 2: Provide quality professional development Objective 1:Provide quality, on-going professional development to educators to enable them to effectively integrate technology into the curricula so students are better prepared to meet academic performance standards. Strategies: • The district will provide opportunities and time for teachers and staff to network with peers and colleagues to learn new ideas, encouraging participation in the Master Teacher Technology Teacher program. • Design and conduct training for new teachers to the district that includes electronic grades and attendance, email, AUP and information regarding all available online technology resources. • Provide opportunities to train teachers on individual campuses on specific needs as related to classroom tools and software using instructional technology specialist and mentors • Create and maintain a knowledge base of online training guides for new technology resources.
  • 13. GOAL 2: Provide quality professional development Objective 2: Provide training for all technology resources required by curriculum initiatives and new and existing technology resources. Strategies: • Maintain and promote a web site with links to professional resources including “just in time” instruction • Use online communication, email, two-way interactive video and other technologies to offer opportunities for collaboration with other professionals. • Provide online curriculum document management and distribution, with the ability to obtain online teacher feedback in a controlled environment • Identify and purchase technology resources to support the district curriculum.
  • 14. GOAL 3: Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate technology tools Objective 1: Provide faculty and staff training to enable the procurement, implementation and appropriate uses of all technology resources to improve the quality of communication to facilitate data-driven decision making process in the areas of student records. Strategies: • Collaboratively develop and align each campus and district plans and measure their effectiveness using the Texas STaR Chart ensuring all plans promote student achievement in accordance with NCLB. • Model Technology Standards for School Administrators and SBEC Technology Application standards into local educator appraisal systems. • The District will maintain, communicate and enforce the acceptable use policy including issues relating to copyright laws, privacy, intellectual property, social networking and cyber bullying. • Develop and provide access to electronic resources at school for students and teachers with improved remote access for students and parents • Support the use of student performance data from district and state assessments to develop technology integrated instruction for students • Ensure a viable technology plan is written and approved for use in securing funding such as the federal E-Rate program, and promotes achievement in accordance with NCLB and State requirement.
  • 15. GOAL 3: Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate technology tools Objective 2: Provide continued improvements to electronic resources and web sites to promote better communication between stakeholders, parents and community members. Strategies: • Use the web portal, email, voice message system and automated call out system to foster communication between teachers, students and parents. • Establish a database supporting technology (for speakers, internships, tutors, and other volunteers) with representative from Pre K-12, higher education, local business and community members • Continue to develop internal and external web sites to allow more efficient access to district wide information and resources including school and classroom connections for parents, employment opportunities, procurement processes for potential vendors and items of general interest for the community. • Support teachers in developing classroom websites and online resources to share lessons, monitor student progress, and establish regular communications with parents and students.
  • 16. GOAL 3: Provide access for faculty and staff to adequate technology tools Objective 3: Provide adult learning opportunities and parent awareness classes to community and patrons. Strategies: • Provide opportunities via online learning and distance learning for adult learners. • Provide a GED program for all district patrons • Provide access to district information for students, parents and community • Establish policies to encourage expanded use of school facilities, including the library facility. • Offer training sessions on the District Acceptable Use Policy and Internet safety which includes Cyber Bullying and Social Networking for parents, guardians and community members.
  • 17. GOAL 4: Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators Objective 1: Upgrade network infrastructure to support instructional and administrative applications which complies with regulations and current state of the art industry standards through world class emerging technologies that enable voice, video and data Strategies: • Maintain an obsolescence policy to ensure that students and staff have access to adequate equipment and infrastructure • Provide the resources for satellite based learning, two-way interactive video- distance learning, video streaming, and desktop conferencing (where justified). • Implement a wireless infrastructure within each campus to comply with current state of the art industry standards through world class emerging technologies for anytime, anywhere access. • Maintain and support a robust local and wide area network for voice, video and data, increasing speed and bandwidth to meet increased needs • Provide and maintain an Internet filter in order to comply with the Children’s Internet Protection Act (CIPA) federal rules and regulations
  • 18. GOAL 4: Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators Objective 2: Provide adequate technology equipment and software to meet the instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators in the classroom and on the campus to foster improvement in academic achievement and curriculum Integration Strategies: • Provide sufficient equipment to meet state and district standards based on staff and student populations • Plan and budget for replacement of obsolete and irreparable equipment utilizing a 4-year replacement schedule • Develop innovative funding to coordinate hardware and software purchases with curricular and/or administrative needs and certify that the purchases meet established standards • Implement software standards and restrict loading and installation of additional software to the district staff so that standardization can be maintained, copyright infringement does not occur and software conflicts are minimized • Provide adaptive hardware and software including, but not limited to trackballs, touch screens, adaptive keyboards, augmentative communications, etc. • Maintain records reflecting hardware and software inventory.
  • 19. GOAL 4: Provide adequate technology infrastructure to meet the instructional needs of students, teachers and administrators Objective 3: Provide adequate and timely technical support for all adopted technologies provided to meet the instructional needs of students Strategies: • Provide campus-based support for hardware troubleshooting, software installation, and computer configuration. • Establish a district program for preventive maintenance and hardware replacement and disaster recovery • Maintain an online Help Desk system for logging and reporting district needs • Provide an online knowledge base for organizing and sharing information among district professionals to enable them to be self supporting when possible.
  • 20. National Educational Technology Standards (NETS)/ International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) Several conditions must be met to effectively incorporate technology into learning • Shared Vision • Empowered Leaders • Implementation Planning • Consistent and Adequate Funding • Equitable Access • Skilled Personnel • Ongoing Professional Learning • Technical Support • Curriculum Framework • Student-Centered Learning • Assessment and Evaluation • Engaged Communities • Support Policies • Supportive External Context Essential Conditions: Necessary Conditions to Effectively Leverage Technology for Learning. Archived at: http://www.iste.org/docs/pdfs/netsessentialconditions.pdf?sfvrsn=2 https://www.iste.org/
  • 21. Areas of Achievement • Consistent and Adequate Funding • Empowered Leaders • Ongoing Professional Learning • Technical Support • Support Policies • Shared Vision • Supportive External Context
  • 22. Areas of Improvement • Implementation Planning • Equitable Access • Skilled Personnel • Curriculum Framework • Student-Centered Learning • Assessment and Evaluation • Engaged Communities
  • 23. Recommendations • Investigate and possibly implement BOYD • Technology Committee meet more often to explore emerging technology; make sure all stakeholders are involved • Have several in house experts at each school • Ensure curriculum and implementation align with ISTE standards • Explore other avenues of communication with students and parents (texting system, etc) • Provide professional development to teachers ensuring student- centered learning
  • 24. Helpful Resources NETS/ISTE https://www.iste.org/ : national and international technology standards; professional development opportunities for ED tech; resources to implement technology in the classroom Horizon Report http://www.nmc.org/horizon- project/horizon-reports/horizon-report-k-12-edition: describes emerging technology; groups emerging technology based on what is emerging now and what to look for in five year (or less).
  • 25. Resources Essential Conditions: Necessary Conditions to Effectively Leverage Technology for Learning. Archived at: http://www.iste.org/docs/pdfs/netsessentialconditions.pdf?sfvrsn=2 NISD Technology Plan 2010-2013. Archived at: http://www.nederland.k12.tx.us/files/user/1/file/get_group_file.pdf