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The document discusses CoSN's Certified Education Technology Leader (CETL) Certification Program. It provides an overview of the program, including its focus on developing leadership and policy skills for district technology leaders. The certification exam evaluates candidates on their skills in leadership and vision, understanding the educational environment, and managing technology and support resources. Two Massachusetts technology directors, Jean Tower and Annamaria Schrimpf, are bringing information about the certification to educators in their state.
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- 1. CoSN's Certified Education Technology Leader Certification Program A Career Pathway for the District Technology Leader May 10, 2012 Jean Tower, Director of Technology Public Schools of Northborough and Southborough Annamaria Schrimpf, Director of Educational Technology Winchester Public Schools 5/9/2012 1
- 2. CoSN Mission Empowering educational leaders to leverage technology to realize engaging learning environments.
- 3. CoSN Core Belief The primary challenge we face in using technology effectively is human, not technical For that reason, CoSN focuses on Leadership and Policy
- 4. Who are CoSN Members? Core Audience: District technology leaders Chief Technology Officers (CTOs) Chief Information Officers (CIOs) Technology Directors Policy makers and influencers from the public and private sectors
- 6. CHANGING ROLE OF THE CTO
- 9. FRAMEWORK OF ESSENTIAL SKILLS OF THE K12 CTO Leadership & Vision Understanding the Educational Environment K12 CTO Essential Skills Managing Technology & Support Resources Core Values & Skills
- 11. UNDERSTANDING THE EDUCATIONAL ENVIRONMENT
- 13. CORE VALUES AND SKILLS
- 14. COURAGE
- 17. EXAM STRUCTURE Leadership and Vision 40% Understanding the Educational Environment 30% Managing Technology and Support Resources 30% Two-Parts Multiple Choice Essay
- 18. EXAM RESOURCES
- 19. BRINGING THE CERTIFICATION TO MASSACHUSETTS