Tech planning class #4

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The document summarizes notes from a technology planning class. It discusses interviewing a school administrator about their leadership and asking questions of peers. Students are asked to reflect on how legal issues could affect their role as a technology director and what actions they would take. The class will also involve collaborating online, presenting a technology plan to a school board, and completing assignments for weeks 7 and 8.

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Technology Planning
Class #4

Ju ly 6, 2011

Welcome Back!
“ Life always reacts
to directives;
It never obeys them.”
-Wheatley, page 90

Administrator Inter view

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How would Wheatley feel about
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Legal Issues Articles
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Think of questions to
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Keeping Up:
Building a Personal Learning Net work

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Technology Plan

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Technology Plan
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Wrap Up

Weeks 7 & 8 work
Research & Reflection Paper
Technology Plan & Presentation
Wikispace Portfolio
Next & Final Class - July 20th

This document appears to be notes from a technology and administration class. It discusses an administrator interview where students asked about the administrator's leadership. It also covers emerging technologies, a final technology project, and wrapping up the class with remaining assignments. Students will create a revised technology plan, grant proposal, or project and present it as if to a school board. The document provides links to resources and images to illustrate different topics from the class.

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