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Revising your District Technology Plan Jenny Thomas & Gregg Legutki RIMS CTAP
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Agenda Purpose of tech plan Criteria Action Steps – CTAP Tech Plan Builder – Data Collection – Technology Plan submission process E-Rate connections Elements of high-quality education technology planning
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Purpose of a State Approved Technology Plan Guide for how a district incorporates technology Required in EdCode Section 51871.5 EdTech Funding – K12 Voucher E-Rate
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Criteria for State Approved Tech Plans 1.Plan Duration 2.Stakeholders 3.Curriculum 4.Professional Development 5.Hardware, Software, Infrastructure 6.Funding and Budget 7.Monitoring and Evaluation 8.Adult Literacy Providers 9.Research-Based Methods
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Common Core State Standards District Tech Plan 2013 - 2016 Year 1Year 2Year 3 2013 – 20142014 – 20152015 - 2016 CCSS frameworks SBAC IT Readiness Survey CCSS SBAC assessments STAR repealed SBAC IT Readiness Survey CCSS SBAC assessments
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Action Steps Gather writing team Identify stakeholders Review prior plan and current data Revise plan in sections - Order is important! Submit to RIMS CTAP liaison for grooming Submit ahead of Cycle Due Dates
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Submission Process Submit Technology Plan in.doc format to RIMS CTAP – Appendix J: Cover page with contacts – Text of Tech Plan – Appendix C: Criteria with page numbers Email to Jenny Thomas – jthomas@ctap10.org jthomas@ctap10.org
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CTAP Support http://ctap10.org/etpresources
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CTAP Tech Plan Builder www.myctap.org
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Data Collection http://goo.gl/wx1Iv
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Suggested Timeline Gather data and stakeholder teams Now Calendar dates for meetings and writing sessions Now Invite CTAP Liaison to participate in 1-2 tech planning meetings Now Draft Curriculum section 2 months prior to submission Draft remainder of plan 6 weeks prior to submission Submit to RIMS CTAP liaison for final grooming 1 month prior to submission
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Submission Process Submit Technology Plan in.doc format to RIMS CTAP – Cover page with contacts - Appendix J – Text of Tech Plan – Criteria - Appendix C Email to Jenny Thomas – jthomas@ctap10.org jthomas@ctap10.org
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Submission Deadlines Cycles for Submission For plans expiring June 30, 2013 Cycle A – November 30, 2012 Cycle B – May 31, 2013– non E-Rate only Plans may be submitted at any time prior to the deadline! RIMS CTAP Recommends Cycle B only for districts not using this plan for E-Rate
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E-Rate Connection
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E-Rate Needed for Priority 2 E-Rate services State-approved Plan serves as approved plan for E-Rate Services on Form 470/471 linked to plan
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E-Rate Form 470 Before filing a Form 470, a district must have a written tech plan that covers the period for services they are requesting – Districts with expiring plans on June 30, 2013 need a new written plan before filing your Form 470 in fall 2012
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From Form 470…
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Where to Mention E-Rate Section 1 –This plan will serve as the district E-Rate and EETT Plan for the next _ years. Section 5 – Make sure all E-Rate items are listed – Best practice = identify E-Rate items
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E-Rate Form 486 Approved before filing Form 486 – Start of services
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Contacts California Department of Education Doris Stephen DStephen@cde.ca.gov 916-323-5715 Regional Submission Jenny Thomas jthomas@ctap10.org Tech Planning Assistance and Grooming RIMS CTAP staff www.ctap10.org/etpresources
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Break http://ctap10.org/etpresources
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Elements of High Quality Education Technology Plans Analysis of the Criteria
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1. Plan Duration 3-5 years July 1, 2013 - June 30, 20xx
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2. Stakeholders Broad-based input Site personnel District personnel Students Family Community Stakeholder input as needed
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3. Curriculum Based on district curricular needs – Common Core State Standards – LEA Plan – Curriculum Master Plan Goals and implementation plan in each of the seven areas (3d-3j)
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Section 3d Example
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3. Curriculum - 3f & 3g AB307 - Chavez – Internet Safety and Ethical Use of Technology must be addressed in tech plans RIMS CTAP Copyright and Internet Safety Workshop - Custom Workshop CTAP CyberSafety Web site – http://www.myctap.org http://www.myctap.org Teaching and Learning – CyberSafety CyberSafety
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4. Professional Development Supports attaining goals and implementation activities of the curriculum component Goals, measurable objectives, annual benchmarks, and an implementation plan Include teachers and administrators
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5. Hardware, Infrastructure, Technical Support, Software Realistic identification of needs to be successful in curriculum and professional development component Planning for growth Deployment plan and timeline Consistent with E-Rate service requests
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6. Funding and Budget Identification of funding options Cost estimates for all plan components Total cost of ownership (TCO) addressed – Replacement costs – Step and column – New staff – Growth Obsolescence policy
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Section 6b Example ITEM/ACTIVITYYear 1Year 2Year 3 Funding Source INFRASTRUCTURE Electricity Upgrades$2,368,729$2,057,080$1,308,420Bond Measures PERSONNEL COSTS District Technology Office Staff (current) $380,000$390,000$400,000General Funds District Technology Office Staff (new) NA$20,000$22,000General Funds Sub Costs for Professional Develpment $11,240$12,800$13,800Categorical Programs HARDWARE Computers (new and replacement) $25,992$21,750$18,125Categorical Programs LCD Projectors$35,000$36,000$30,000K12Voucher Document Camera$35,000$36,000$30,000Title II, D (EETT) Printers$20,000$21,000$18,000ETO Budget Server Upgrade$1,200$1,2502,420
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7. Monitoring and Evaluation Describe the process for evaluating overall impact – Who, What, How? Schedule for monitoring – When? Process and frequency for communicating results to stakeholders
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8. Collaboration with Adult Literacy Providers Identify current collaborations Identify future collaboration possibilities – Planning – Sharing resources Explain how adult literacy providers will be involved in the ongoing monitoring/evaluation of the plan
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9. Research 9a: Research should guide strategies and implementation plan – Curriculum – Professional development – Recent research 9b: Technology to deliver specialized and/or rigorous academic courses and curricula – Distance learning – Resources not available in community
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Contacts California Department of Education Doris Stephen DStephen@cde.ca.gov 916-323-5715 Regional Submission Jenny Thomas jthomas@ctap10.org Tech Planning Assistance and Grooming RIMS CTAP staff www.ctap10.org/etpresources
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