Introduction of Erate Program And Huntsville Isd Technology Plan
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The document summarizes an e-rate presentation about Huntsville ISD's technology plan. It explains that e-rate is a federal program that provides discounts for schools and libraries to acquire technology. To qualify, districts must create a technology plan approved by the state education agency and describe requested services. Huntsville ISD's technology plan aims to improve instruction and efficiency using technology. It includes strategies like a teacher technology competencies plan, directives to add tech to classes, trainings, and employing instructional technologists. The plan also provides ongoing staff development and trainings to promote technology proficiency.
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The document is the technology plan for San Marcos CISD for 2012-2015. It outlines the district's mission and beliefs around technology integration to improve student learning. It provides details on current technology expenditures, infrastructure, and goals. The goals are to improve student achievement through technology, increase teacher professional development on integration, support technology planning and adoption, and maintain network infrastructure. The plan describes strategies and evaluation methods to achieve these goals over the 3 year period.
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1) The Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District Technology Plan for 2008-2011 aims to improve technology integration and access to support teaching and learning.
2) The plan has 4 goals: improve academic achievement through technology use, provide technology professional development for staff, increase administrative technology support, and improve infrastructure access.
3) Evaluation of the plan's success will be based on achieving objectives under each goal through classroom observations, work products, and technology skill assessments.
Technology Action Plan
This document outlines a technology action plan for Oak Ridge High School. It aims to integrate technology into teaching and learning to enhance student achievement. Key goals are to provide professional development for teachers to effectively use technology, and support the use of technology in the curriculum. Responsibilities are defined for the Instructional Technology Coordinator, Campus Instructional Technologist, and Principal to facilitate achieving the goals of the plan.
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The document discusses NISD's technology plan and how it relates to E-rate funding discounts and Brennan High School. The technology plan aims to ensure students develop digital literacy skills, use instructional technologies to engage students and differentiate learning, and provide staff training. It also seeks to implement research-based technology, develop policies to address priorities and access, and ensure reliable technology systems. The plan impacts Brennan High School by supporting new engaging lessons, staff training, functioning equipment, and adjusted policies to meet current needs through reliable access made possible by E-rate discounts.
E rate-nisd tech plan
The document discusses NISD's technology plan and how it relates to E-rate funding discounts and Brennan High School. The technology plan aims to ensure students develop digital literacy skills, use instructional technologies to engage students and differentiate learning, and provide staff training. It also seeks to implement research-based technology, develop policies to address priorities and access, and ensure reliable technology systems. This will benefit Brennan through new engaging lessons utilizing technology, staff support to develop skills, functioning equipment, and reliable access for meeting current needs.
E rate
The document discusses E-Rate and Port Neches Groves ISD's educational technology plan. E-Rate ensures affordable telecommunications and information services for schools and libraries. To apply for E-Rate funding, a school must have an approved technology plan. The technology plan for Port Neches Groves ISD consists of six components: goals and strategies, needs assessment, budget resources, and evaluation process. One goal is to participate in professional development to integrate technology, and it lists 11 supporting strategies such as providing training for instructional technology staff.
Strategic Plan
The document outlines the strategic plan for information and communication technology (ICT) at the International School of Stuttgart. It discusses establishing leadership roles and committees to oversee ICT expansion. The plan emphasizes linking ICT goals to the school's vision and curriculum, and ensuring stakeholder input. It also addresses integrating technology into teaching, budgeting and purchasing plans, professional development, infrastructure needs, and ongoing management and evaluation of ICT.
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