This document outlines a school district's technology integration plan. The goals are to have all students become technologically proficient by graduation and move to more student-centered collaborative learning. The plan describes providing all students from elementary through high school with devices like laptops, iPads, and smart boards. Professional development for teachers will focus on topics like the Common Core standards, iPad applications, and social education. The status updates that some students lack home computers and meeting all grade-level needs, and the plan aims to ensure students gain skills needed for the 21st century workplace.
2. To move to a paperless school.
Enhance the teaching & learning process though use of technology.
All children & stakeholders use technology to advance themselves
academically & socially.
Goals
3. To ensure that all students are technologically proficient by the time
they graduate.
Move the classroom time from the seat time to the student-centered
collaborative learning.
Description
4. Strengths
– Preparing our students to be digital learners.
Weaknesses
– Meeting the grade level needs.
Analysis
5. New technology used.
– Reading Eggs, Twitter, Instagram, school email & Facebook
Standards being adopted.
– New Jersey Core Curriculum Content Standards for Technology
Technology
6. Elementary.
– Computer Lap
– Ipad2
– Laptops
– Smart boards
– Computers in class
– Projectors
– Cameras
– Printers
Technology Equipment
8. Resources allocated to this Integration.
– Teachers
– MS office
– MS windows
– Adobe Acrobat
– IPad Applications
Resources
9. Technology Equipment including assistive technologies
Networking Capacity
Filtering Method
Software used for curricular support & filtering
Technical Support & Maintenance
Area of Need
10. Common Core State Math Standards K-12
Common Core State Language Arts Standards K-12
Web 2.0
iPad Applications
Smart board training
Social Education
Professional Development
11. We also will have 4 days staff development at the beginning of each
school year.
Teachers will have common planning time every two weeks.
Technology Coordinator conducts Professional Development
Professional Development
12. Overview.
– Students learn about parts of computer.
– Students attain necessary skills to achieve Core Curriculum Content Standards.
– Students succeed in the workplace of the 21st century.
Status
13. Unexpected delays or issues.
– Students do not have computers at home.
– Students meeting grade level needs from other districts.
– Students succeed in the workplace of the 21st century.
Status
14. More students use at least two devices every day
Parents know that smartphones & tablets have massive influence over
the next generation.
The device most carried is the smartphone at 85%, with laptops &
tablets at 65% and 48%
Multi-device World
15. To ensure all students are technologically proficient, they are
scheduled time to use the computer lab
Keyboarding starting in 4th grade
Laptops/PC’s/IPad carts
Gmail account
Transition
16. IPad use for ELL learners
Meet bandwidth requirements for mobile devices
Employ Apple TV
3-12 will have a Gmail account
Thirst for knowledge
17. All 9th grade students will be giving an iPad for school & personal use.
Provide every student with a personal
Learning to work, working to learn
18. Formal & informal observations indicating technology use
Student work reflect use of technology
Track student use on line through tools such as Edmodo
Intergrading Technology Evaluation
19. PARCC data is analyzed annually
Benchmark & Practice test data analyzed
PSAT & SAT data analyzed
Students grades in their computer technology class
Enrollment in on line courses
Students meet state standards
20. Using technology outside of the school environment
Guidance tracking of alumni for college & career use of technology
Developing life-long learning skills