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Building a Strategic, Standards-Based Technology Plan

This document outlines the foundational steps necessary for creating a comprehensive, standards-based technology plan aimed at enhancing digital advantages in educational settings. It begins with assessing current needs and beliefs of critical stakeholders, including administration, faculty, staff, and students. The plan emphasizes the importance of aligning technology with educational standards and creating a vision statement to guide the process. Key stages include establishing clear goals, realistic strategies, and ongoing evaluations to ensure the plan meets its objectives and adapts to evolving technological needs.

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Building a Strategic, Standards-Based Technology Plan

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  1. Building a Strategic, Standards-Based Technology Plan Ensuring the Digital Advantage

  2. Stage 1--Foundational Beginnings • Where do we begin? • Who’s involved? • What do we believe? • Where do we want to go?

  3. Who are the critical stakeholders? • Administration • Faculty • Staff (including IT) • Students

  4. What are our core beliefs? • Examine core beliefs and modify to address technology needs

  5. How do we know what we have and where we want to go? • Use a needs assessment to identify current services and what additional services are needed. • Use a needs assessment to identify current skills of critical participants (must ensure no fear factor). • Address the question, Where are we and where do we want to go?

  6. Building Assessment

  7. How do we know if we achieved our goals or not? • Create a beginning evaluation of what’s working, what’s not and what additional services are needed. • Be sure to include all aspects, including hardware, software, and human resources.

  8. Stage 2--Create a technology vision statement • Examine the current vision statement and modify it to address the technology plan.

  9. Linking Standards to Programs

  10. Aligning Standards • NETS • KSDE • NCATE • 68 Indicators

  11. Standard Alignment • NETS.doc

  12. Stage 3--Technology Plan • Technology Plan Text

  13. Technology Plan – Excel Spreadsheet • Technology Plan Assessment

  14. Technology Plan Matrix • Technology Plan Matrix

  15. Goals and Strategies • Establish goals that are clear, easy to follow and observable • Establish strategies that are realistic in consideration of time and resources (both human and financial)

  16. COE’s Digital Advantage Plan of Action

  17. Programs • Technology Plan\Teacher Education Programs

  18. COE Digital Advantage Plan of Action

  19. Stage 4--Evaluation • Both formative and summative, formal and informal

  20. Professional Development

  21. Digital Advantage Plan

  22. Continuing Assessment & Evaluation

  23. PSU’s Library Media Program Matrix

  24. Library Media Matrix • Library Media Matrix

  25. Add a column for various standards

  26. New Matrix with Standard-Based Performance Indicators

  27. Needs Assessment Spreadsheet

  28. Student Instructional Equipment

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