Intro to E-Rate
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The document introduces the E-Rate program which provides discounts for schools and libraries to obtain affordable internet and telecommunications. It outlines the four service categories funded by E-Rate and the five required elements of a technology plan. It discusses Spearman High School's agenda to introduce their E-Rate program, technology plan goals, and expenditures to determine if they can improve access to and use of technology.
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The document proposes a plan to introduce Cable in the Classroom (CIC) services to Central Square Middle School over the next year. CIC would provide free educational television programming and online resources. The plan outlines objectives to obtain CIC services for the school and classrooms, improve teaching and learning, and prepare students. It details necessary technology and equipment upgrades, a training plan for staff, benefits of CIC, risks, and a marketing plan to promote CIC to school staff. The timeline proposes completing wiring, equipment purchases, and training throughout the 2010-2011 school year to have CIC fully implemented by September 2011.
Mansfield ISD Technology Plan and E-Rate
The document discusses Mansfield ISD's technology plan and use of E-Rate funding. It provides an overview of the E-Rate program, which provides discounts for telecommunications access to schools. It explains that technology plans outline districts' strategies for technology implementation and integration. Mansfield ISD's plan focuses on equity, instruction, professional development, and infrastructure. The district evaluates progress using a STaR chart system to monitor implementation at each school.
Technology at woodlawn elementary ppt
The document discusses Corpus Christi ISD's technology plan, which aims to improve access to technology for students, teachers, and parents. The plan has 9 goals focused on providing equal access to technology, training teachers and staff, acquiring necessary hardware and software, developing online resources, and improving communication. The plan is designed to enhance teaching and learning through technology and bring the district's standards in line with top worldwide education systems. Funding sources like E-Rate are discussed as ways to support affordable internet access and implementation of the technology plan.
Technology at Woodlawn Elementary ppt
The document discusses Corpus Christi ISD's technology plan, which aims to improve technology access and use in the district. The plan has 9 goals covering topics like ensuring students and teachers have proper hardware and software, providing staff training, utilizing distance learning, and improving communication with parents. The plan is designed to enhance teaching and learning, bring the US back to top international education standards, and support the district's technology needs and infrastructure upgrades.
Technology at woodlawn elementary ppt
The document discusses Corpus Christi ISD's technology plan, which aims to improve technology use in the district. The plan has 9 goals covering topics like ensuring students and teachers have access to proper hardware/software, providing staff training, utilizing distance learning, and improving communication with parents. The E-Rate program helps schools afford internet access, with discount amounts based on community economic status. The plan seeks to use technology to engage students, prepare them for the 21st century, and potentially increase the US's international education rankings.
District technology plan
This document summarizes a technology planning meeting agenda. It begins with an overview of the National Education Technology Plan (NETP) from 2010 and how schools can get funding assistance through the E-Rate program. It then discusses the key goals and recommendations of the NETP. The document outlines what must be included in a district technology plan to receive E-Rate funding, such as goals and strategies for technology use, a professional development plan, and needs assessment. It provides examples of goals from one district's technology plan, such as improving teaching and learning through technology integration, offering diverse professional development opportunities, and enhancing the school's infrastructure and administrative systems.
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