The document provides guidance for creating a six-panel digital brochure for a school principal about the benefits of technology integration. It outlines four sections to include: 1) how technology integration benefits students and teachers by advancing learning; 2) descriptions of three technology tools, their functions, and how they can meet diverse student needs; 3) modeling how to introduce one tool to teachers; and 4) potential grants to support technology integration, citing 2-3 scholarly sources.

1. Advocating for technology integration by sharing information
about the benefits, possible funding, and specific tools and their
functions, including modeling specific ways to implement
technology with stakeholders is necessary for leaders in
technology.
Gather information and ideas in preparation for a six-panel
digital brochure for a principal about technology benefits,
funding, tools, and implementation ideas.
Include the following in your brochure:
Section 1: Technology Integration Benefits
Describe technology integration.
Explain how technology integration benefits students and
teachers.
Justify how technology integration shapes, advances, and
accelerates a shared vision for empowered learning across the
school. Provide specific examples.
Section 2: Technology Tools
Provide a short description of three technology tools including
an explanation of each tool’s function and benefit within the
classroom.
Share the resource link associated with each technology tool.
Advocate for equitable access to educational technology by

2. explaining how each technology tool can be used to meet the
needs of diverse students, including gifted, ELL, special
education, multiple intelligences, and early finishers.
Describe a short learning activity modeling how one technology
tool will be introduced to teachers and explored, as well as how
to adopt the tool within the classroom. Keep various student
populations in mind.
Suggest 2-3 grants or fundraising opportunities to help support
technology integration in the school.
Support your presentation with 2-3 scholarly resources.