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This document summarizes the findings of a needs assessment conducted for Rockingham County Schools' technology plan. Input was gathered from surveys of teachers, administrators, parents, students, and community stakeholders. Key findings include: only 25% of teachers have used online pen pals and 2% have assigned related projects; 60% of classrooms meet 21st century technology standards with a goal of 90%; and 50% of students report rarely being able to find needed online research information. The plan outlines goals and strategies to address needs in producing globally competitive students, developing 21st century educators and leaders, ensuring student health and responsibility, guiding school innovation, and establishing 21st century systems of governance and support.
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The document provides a technology development plan for Visionary High School with the goal of ensuring equal opportunities for students to learn in a safe environment using innovative technologies. It discusses focusing on infrastructure, teaching, learning, assessment, and productivity. The plan outlines strategies and timelines for improving internet access, a one-to-one laptop initiative, and professional development for teachers on integrating technology into the curriculum.
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The document provides a technology development plan for Visionary High School focusing on infrastructure, teaching, learning, assessment, and productivity. It outlines goals, strategies, responsibilities, funding, and timelines to improve access to technology for students and staff. Key aspects include providing wireless connectivity, a laptop initiative, online learning resources, using data to inform instruction, and ongoing professional development for educators on integrating technology. The plan's implementation and impact will be evaluated periodically to ensure it meets the evolving needs of 21st century learning.
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The document provides a technology development plan for Visionary High School with the goal of ensuring equal opportunities for students to learn in a safe environment using innovative technologies. The plan focuses on 5 areas: infrastructure, teaching, learning, assessment, and productivity. For infrastructure, the plan aims to provide internet access for students and teachers both in and out of school. For teaching, it focuses on supporting educators to inspire more effective teaching. The learning focus is on engaging experiences to prepare students for a globally connected society. Assessment will measure and assess data for continuous improvement. Productivity intends for all to benefit from technology through improved learning outcomes. The plan also outlines professional development strategies to help staff integrate new technologies.
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The document outlines a technology plan for Mesa Elementary School. The plan aims to integrate technology into the curriculum to support student learning. It includes assessing current technology resources and skills, identifying needs, and establishing goals for infrastructure improvements, teacher training, and using data to monitor progress towards the plan's objectives of enhancing teaching and learning through technology.
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The document outlines an action plan for technology at TISD with the following objectives:
1. Ensure all staff and students have access to technology like computers and SMART Boards to integrate technology into lessons at least once a week and monitor student benchmarks.
2. Increase technology proficiency among teachers through professional development to allow for better technology integration and meet state standards.
3. Develop a technology curriculum scope and sequence for grades K-12 to ensure all students gain necessary technology competencies.
4. Evaluate technology resources to support education at home, school, and in the community through improved communications and partnerships.
5. Use efficient and cost-effective procurement like DIR, E-Rate, and
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The document summarizes the E-Rate program, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunications services for eligible schools and libraries. Administered by the FCC and USAC, the program aims to ensure affordable access to modern services. Eligible institutions apply annually for discounts on services like phone, internet access, and equipment. The document also summarizes an independent school district's technology plan, which outlines goals and objectives around teaching/learning, educator development, administration/support, and infrastructure based on Texas' technology recommendations.
E rate program
The document summarizes the E-Rate program, which provides discounts of 20-90% on telecommunications services for eligible schools and libraries. Administered by the FCC and USAC, the program aims to ensure affordable access to modern services. Eligible institutions apply annually for discounts on services like phone, internet access, and equipment. The document also summarizes an independent school district's technology plan, which outlines goals and budgets to improve teaching/learning and educator development through technology integration according to state recommendations.
Technology Implementation Plan.
The technology plan for Greenwood High School from 2011-2013 aims to improve access to and use of technology for students and staff. Key goals include providing training for teachers on integrating technology into lessons, establishing a new computer lab, hiring additional computer science teachers, and obtaining funding from community partners to support the plan. The school will evaluate the plan's success based on technology use in lessons, student performance on tests, and how well students learn to use technology as a resource.
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As emerging technology changes how we learn and communicate, the document discusses the need to transform education through technology. It summarizes the E-Rate program that provides funding to schools and libraries for internet access, telecommunications, network infrastructure, and technical support. Schools must develop technology plans, apply for E-Rate discounts annually, and meet requirements for internet filters, online safety, and activity monitoring to receive funding for improving connectivity. The document provides an example technology plan from Irving ISD that outlines goals and strategies across teaching, professional development, administration, and infrastructure to help transition the district to 21st century learning.
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The document summarizes the 3-year technology plan for Beaumont Independent School District from 2011-2014. It outlines the district's technology goals of facilitating technology initiatives, improving student learning through technology integration, and developing community technology education. The plan details strategies and objectives to meet these goals, such as improving infrastructure, providing professional development, and increasing access to technology for students, teachers, and parents. It also includes the technology budget and evaluation methods for the plan.
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The document outlines Riverside Unified School District's technology plan to qualify for E-Rate discounts on telecommunication services, internet access, and internal connections for schools and libraries. The plan's goals are to support students and teachers with technology that enhances learning, and provide infrastructure like devices, broadband access, and online resources. It details curriculum, professional development, infrastructure, funding, and evaluation goals to guide the district's technology integration over multiple years.
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The document outlines the steps for developing a technology use plan for Whittier Elementary School. It discusses establishing a team to develop the plan, researching other schools' technology use, training staff and students, and creating a vision statement. The plan aims to provide students equitable access to technology to improve academic achievement through integrating technology into the curriculum, staff training, maintenance/support, and evaluating outcomes over three years.
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The Benicia Unified School District developed a 5-year educational technology plan from 2002-2006 to improve student achievement through technology integration. The plan was created by a technology committee comprising teachers, administrators, parents and board members. It focuses on 3 areas: 1) developing technology curriculum and skills for students, 2) providing professional development for teachers, and 3) upgrading infrastructure and technical support. The goals are to improve student technology proficiency, increase teacher technology training, lower student-computer ratios, and enhance network connectivity. Stakeholders across the district provided input during plan development.
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The document discusses Kaufman Independent School District's (KISD) technology plan and E-Rate funding process. It defines E-Rate as a program providing discounts for telecom and internet access to schools. It reviews KISD's teacher technology assessment results, long-range technology plan goals of enhancing teaching/learning and support services, and its three-year $854,173 budget allowing $230.86 per student. The plan aims to meet technology needs on a limited budget with limited personnel.
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This document outlines the technology plan for Peace Valley Elementary School from 2010-2013. It discusses the school's vision and mission to provide a comprehensive, technologically enhanced learning experience for students and teachers. The current situation is described, noting deficiencies in technology that have been addressed, such as providing two computers per classroom. Examples of how technology is being used to enhance learning and assessment are provided. The plan discusses supporting teachers' professional development and time for collaboration. It also covers infrastructure improvements, productivity tools, and ensuring adequate budgeting to support the technology goals.
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