| OSPI
EdTech Planning
www.edtech.wednet.edu/Resources/techplan
A
Washington state-approved, well documented and detailed
outline for designing technology plans, available in
several formats.
OSPI
Ed Tech Planning Resources
www.k12.wa.us/EdTech/planning.aspx
In the summer of 2003, Rita Hale, the School Improvement
Specialist at ESD 112 in Vancouver, Washington, conducted
a review of several meta-analyses of research findings
on key questions concerning technology use in schools.
This research provides a rationale for school technology
integration. This page includes links to Reseach
Findings and Research
Links.
Milken
Exchange
The Impact of Education Technology on Student
Achievement
www.mff.org/publications/publications.taf?page=161
This paper briefing outlines what current research has
discovered regarding the impact of educational technology
on learning, and identifies resources for further study.
Planning
resources from Jamie McKenzie
fno.org
A provocative online Educational Technology Journal
authored by Jamie McKenzie.
The Learning Return on Our Educational Technology
Investment:
A Review of Findings from Research
www.wested.org/cs/we/view/rs/619
This
paper, produced by WestEd's
Regional Technology in Education Consortium, summarizes
major research findings related to technology use and,
based on these findings, attempts to draw out implications
for educators, policymakers, and the public. It provides
guidance, intended primarily for people developing school
or district technology plans, on the conditions that
need to be in place for computer-based technology to
have the most impact on student learning.
Technology
Briefs for No Child Left Behind www.edtech.wednet.edu/resources/NCLB/technology_briefs.pdf
A series of Technology Briefs for NCLB planners. The
topics were selected to reflect the U.S. Department
of Education requirements for state and local applications.
They provide effective strategies, key questions to
consider, and selected resources that will inform the
application and planning process.
Cheryl
Lemke's site
www.metiri.com
The
Metiri Group serves the education community through
a broad range of consulting services that empower educators
and education institutions to:
- Advance
effective teaching and learning,
- Use
technology in powerful and meaningful ways, and
- Foster
21st Century Skills in students, teachers and administrators
This
site includes an section on21st
Century Skills.
Engauge
www.ncrel.org/engauge/
This site is designed to help districts and schools
plan and evaluate the systemwide use of educational
technology.
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