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5. A STUDY OF MANAGEMENT OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY FOR SCHOOL
ADMINISTRATORS IN SERITHAI SCHOOL-CLUSTERED IN THE SECONDARY
EDUCATIONAL SERVICE AREA OFFICE 2
AN ABSTRACT
BY
WATCHARAPORN RIKAKORN
Presented in Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for the
Master of Education Degree In Educational Administration
at Srinakharinwirot University
December 2012
6. Watcharaporn Rikakorn. (2012). A Study of Management of Information Technology
for School Administrators in Serithai School-Clustered, in The Secondary
Educational Service Area Office 2. Master’s Project , M.Ed. (Educational
Administration). Bangkok : Graduate school. Srinakharinwirot University.
Project Advisor: Dr. Jaruwan Ploydungrat.
This study aimed to examine and guidelines of management of information
technology for school administrators in Serithai School-Clustered, in the secondary
educational service area office 2. Study for 3 aspects, the action plan of management of
information technology, the implementation of information technology management and the
monitoring and evaluation of management of information technology. The populations in this
study were 100 teachers who are administrators, head and head of departments in Serithai
School-Clustered. The research instrument was the focus group form and the five-point-
rating scale questionnaire. The questionnaire had a reliability level at .96. The statistical
techniques used were percentage, frequency, mean and standard deviation.
The results showed that;
1. The management of information technology for school administrators in Serithai
School-Clustered, in the secondary educational service area office 2 was at a high level in
an overall evaluation.
2. Guidelines of information technology administration. The action plan and the
school's information technology strategy and planning of the School-Clustered should be
share. The Administrators and teachers should be create awareness about information
technology in the same way. The implementation of information technology management
should be provide with the technical personnel to perform information technology directly.
Assigned to the competence of teachers and staff in the performance is sufficient. Allocate
budget to support the development of teachers in the school to develop their knowledge of
information technology. Monitoring and evaluation of the management of information
technology should be entruste with the preparation of the data and information that are
current in condition ready to use it. The monitoring plan for the management of information
technology will lead to the improvement and evaluation of information technology.
Supervision and the report was published, the community involved and informed.