The Power is in the Technology The Power is in the Curriculum The Power is in the Curriculum Scott S. Floyd, M. Ed. White Oak ISD [email_address]

Photo Credit: iboy_daniel Quote Credit: Darren Draper

National Educational Technology Standards Students Teachers Administrators

Students

Teachers

Administrators

NETS-S

NETS-T

NETS-A No graphic?

NETS-A

NCLB & the STaR Chart STaR Chart STaR Chart STaR Chart

Photo Credits: Dean Shareski

School Technology and Readiness. A Teacher Tool for Planning and Self-Assessing aligned with the Long-Range Plan for Technology, 2006-2020.

The additional reporting requirements consist of three sections.

First two sections completed by district contact identified as district's Texas STaR Chart lead person

Third section completed by the campus administrators

P rincipals T echnology L eadership A ssessment ssessment ssessment ssessment CASTLE www.schoolleadership.org

Research Collaborate Create Present Network Photo Credit: Davvyk

Portfolios and Authentic Assessment

Photo Credits: Kasaa

How about ePortfolios?

Photo Credits: mitch_groff

ePortfolios for students = “ The portfolio is a laboratory where students construct meaning from their accumulated experience.” - Pearl and Leon Paulson

ePortfolios for teachers = “ An electronic portfolio has the potential tobecome a dynamic celebration of learning that documents a teacher’sprofessional development across his or her career.” - Dr. Helen Barrett

Photo Credits: Dean Shareski

The Power is in the Technology The Power is in the Curriculum The Power is in the Curriculum Scott S. Floyd, M. Ed. White Oak ISD [email_address]