3. What is the STaR Chart?
School Technology and Readiness Chart
Determines the progress towards the goals of
the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology
Determines the progress towards the goals of
the school district
Gauges the progress of integrating
technology into schools
Used in applying for grants
4. Star Chart
Measures 4 components
Teaching and Leaning
Educator Preparation and Development
Leadership and Administration Support
Infrastructure
5. Star Chart
Classifies these components into 4 levels
1 - Early Tech
2 - Developing Tech
3 - Advanced Tech
4 - Target Tech
Goal is to get all components to Target Tech
6. Teaching and Learning
Patterns of Use – 2
Frequency/Design of Instructional Setting – 3
Content Area Connections – 3
Tech Apps TEKS Implementation – 2
Student Mastery of Tech Apps – 2
Online Learning – 2
Total – 14 Developing Tech
7. Educator Preparation and
Development
Professional Development Experiences – 2
Models of Professional Development – 3
Capabilities of Educators – 2
Access to Professional Development – 2
Levels of Understanding and Patterns of Use - 3
Professional Development for Online Learning – 2
Total – 14 Developing Tech
8. Leadership and Administrative
Support
Leadership and vision – 2
Planning – 2
Instructional Support – 2
Communication and Collaboration – 4
Budget – 3
Leadership and Support for Online Learning – 3
Total – 16 Advanced Tech
9. Infrastructure
Students per Computer – 2
Internet Connectivity Speed – 3
Other Classroom Technology – 3
Technical Support – 3
Local Area Network Wide Area Network – 3
Distance Learning Capacity – 2
Total – 16 Advanced Tech
11. Conclusion
Progress has been made since 2008
Moving toward Advanced Tech
Need to transition all areas to Advanced Tech
For more Information visit the TEA Website
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