A presentation on managing ICT change in Schools, 21st Century Learning shifts by Sean Thomas Moroney M.Ed licensed under Creative Commons as a non-commercial sharable 2011.
1. Building
Change
By Sean Thomas Moroney, M.Ed.
Building Change by Sean Thomas Moroney M.Ed. is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-
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7. Whopen Questions: NOT necessarily in this order….)
Why?
When?
How?
Are we doing?
Are we doing this?
What?
Are we planning to?
Will it change things/work?
Who? Will do what?
Learning from others:
Some lessons in ICT programs from other schools
8. Learning from others:
Some lessons in ICT programs from other schools
COMMON CONSIDERATIONS
• Scheduling
• Budget
• Professional Development
• Communication
• Community Context, needs, adaptability
• Business & Education
• And…?
9. Learning from others:
Some lessons in ICT programs from other schools
SOME ESSENTIALS FOR SUCESS:
• NEEDS assessment is very important to determine program
structure and development.
• LEADERSHIP must lead; be involved and model all initiatives
• PDP and related support models must be coordinated, facilitated
to ensure buy-in, integration and adoption.
• TIME for (true) planning and collaboration a factor in program
success
• ALL Learning Community stakeholders members; staff,
students, families must be represented
• PROGRESSIVE LEANRING environments must be fomented,
and modeled to gain commitment from the risk-adverse
-otherwise inertia rules...
10. Learning from others:
Some ICT Instructional models in use at schools
CONVENTIONAL
ICT a specialist
field
PROGRESSIVE
-TRANSITIONAL
ICT supports, and
is facilitated in all
fields, including ICT
classes
SHIFTED, 21ST
CENTURY
ICT embedded into
all fields no
formal "ICT" or
"computer class"
ACCESSIBILITY
LEVELS
ICT access
always available
"Experts" instruct
and facilitate use
of ICT
All teachers teach
and facilitate use of
ICT
All community
members, students,
teachers, model
and facilitate instruct
ion and use of ICT
ICT access in
various campus
hot spots:
classrooms,
stand alone ICT
Instruction in
computer Lab
ICT instructed, used
in Labs and
classrooms
ICT instructed,
used ubiquitously
ICT access in
Lab, library
traditional
"specials"
class scheduling
Open or "flexi"
scheduling with lab &
classroom facilitator
sessions
ICT integrated into
entire schedule, may
include include
comp. sci or media
classes in labs
ICT access
limited to
resource
availability
11. Learning from others:
Some lessons in ICT programs from other schools
SOME SUCESSFUL WORKING FORMULAS:
• Allow / assign ownership of roles in initiatives e.g., FT vs. PT
tech facilitators, integrators, coaches
• Approach supporting change via building relationships:
mentorships, partnerships, teams
• Build leadership capacity throughout the school community by
grade levels, depts. “laptop reps”, student junior tech support
• Assess formatively, and consistently, to determine changes,
effectiveness
• Create, develop multiple learning, support, PD modalities,
opportunities, relief teacher periods, tutorial, lesson, bank,
monthly tech tips,
• Step by step transitions may be more effective for some schools
14. Shifting to 21st
Century Thinking in Schools
http://www.shiftingthinking.org/
Partnership for 21st
Century Skills; Includes the The MILE ICT school self-
assessment tool
http://www.p21.org/
Educational Collaborators 1:1 Readiness Survey
http://is.gd/19RC21
Microsoft Assessment and Planning Toolkit:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb977556.aspx
21st
Century Skills
http://www.21stcenturyskillsbook.com/
Route 21; Tools, Topics, Tips
http://www.p21.org/route21/
Resources for Building Change
15. Sean Thomas Moroney, M.Ed.
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