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Presentation transcript:

Procurement

Session Overview Welcome & Introductions Background Procurement & RFP Draw the Solution Activity Policies Reflection & Wrap-Up Introduce yourself, review the key sections and any logistics for the session.

Purpose of the Workshop Provide participants with the opportunity to gain knowledge and resources to develop and enhance procurement and RFP management to support digital learning. Refer to FG, Page 1-2.

Objectives Learn more about procurement and RFP management Identify procurement challenges and success stories Collaborate with colleagues and develop solutions for challenges Discuss how changes in state/local policies can improvement the procurement process Develop and maintain relationships with other district and state leaders Refer to FG, Page 1-2.

Twitter Like Sharing Describe your biggest procurement challenge this month—in a 140 characters or less Describe a recent procurement success story—in a 140 characters or less Introduce the welcome activity to help you better understand who is in the audience and to get participants engaged. Refer to FG, Welcome Activity, page 2 for activity instructions

Overview Some states have a procurement office specific to the department of education Other states may use statewide central purchasing Some districts utilize cooperative purchasing through regional consortia Other districts may allow flexibility at the school level Some states and districts might have policies for obtaining office furniture, but not for the acquisition of digital instructional resources Other states may have policies for textbook adoption, but not for acquiring digital tools and resources or OER

Quick Facts 27 states have guidelines for the sale and purchasing of instructional materials 8 states have policies and/or guidelines specifically addressing the procurement of digital instructional materials. SETDA DMAPS portal

Rapid Cycle Evaluation Coach Goal is to support school and district’s procurement and implementation processes Conduct short cycle evaluations of educational technologies Free and openly licensed web-based platform Includes evidence-based decision making Five-step process includes intuitive tools

Improving Ed-Tech Purchasing Report Recommendations to improve the procurement process: Better guidelines for conducting needs assessments and including end users in the process Faster methods of evaluating products and better ways of sharing results Simplified Request for Proposal (RFP) processes to ensure a level playing field and high-quality results

Improving Ed-Tech Purchasing Report Pilot approaches that increase rigor and drive purchasing decisions without over-burdening teachers Incentives for providers to get results and show evidence, such as performance-based contracting and prizes Websites with trusted information about educational technology tools and district procurement policies and better ways to match providers and products with educators More research about funding strategies for acquiring educational technology products

Draw the Solution Activity Refer to FG, Collaborative Leadership, page 6 for activity instructions

Policies & Initiatives Are there local policies/practices that can be updated to support procurement or RFP management? Which stakeholders need to be involved in the conversations? How can you in your role at the state/district improve the procurement process? Discuss how state and local leaders can build capacity. These questions can also be used as key topic areas for follow-up workshops. Refer to FG, Policies & Initiatives, page 7

Reflection & Wrap-Up Out-the-Door Activity Stop (I'm totally confused.) Go (I'm ready to move on.) Proceed with caution (I could use some clarification on . . .) Take a few moments to reflect on the session, share details about additional events related to the remainder of the day and engage the participants to take action when they return to their schools/districts. Refer to the FG, Reflection, page 7

Wrap Up Think about what tools and resources you can use to: Maintain relationships Encourage collaboration Identify opportunities for on-going professional learning and workshops. Refer to FG, Wrap Up, page 7.

Thank You! Learn more at: Transforming Digital Learning: Toolkit to Support Educators and Stakeholders