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Developing Your Educational Technology Plan
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TPI has extensive expertise in Wireless Networks, Management and Support. We are an authorized vendor on Ohio's State Term Schedule and can deliver a technology infrastructure that will meet your budget and exceed your expectations. TPI will assist you from the start, making sure your plan is sound and your budget is accurate.
Educational Technology Plan Development.
The Educational Technology Plan is intended to be a living document that is agile, flexible, and able to adapt to the rapid advancements and breakthroughs in the world of technology. As the expert in wireless networks, TPI can help you meet your campus needs of tomorrow...today.
For Ohio to achieve the goals established by the Governor and the General Assembly in both higher education and K-12, we must have a technology infrastructure that provides educators and students full access to current technological supports as well as the innovations of the future. For example, existing technologies allow high schools students to assess their skills and prepare for college online, college students to develop lower-cost educational plans that will land them a career in a growth industry, and educators to access the latest, most effective curriculum without having to leave their classroom. As our educational systems continue to become more efficient and more data responsive, the ever closer relationships between K-12 and higher education will be reflected in the shared technology that connects students, teachers, administrators, faculty, and local technology organizations.
Components of your Technology Plan
The plan involves reviewing strategic educational goals and objectives and determining the technology that is necessary to assist in reaching these goals and objectives. Technology use on a day-to-day basis encompasses more than just computers in the classroom.
Offline Planning Guides
Phase 1 - Pre-planning
Phase 2 - Curriculum Alignment & Instructional Integration
Phase 3 - Technology Policy, Leadership & Administration
Phase 4 - Technology Infrastructure, Management and Support
Phase 5 - Budget and Planning
e-Tech Ohio, the state agency charged with supporting a shared network infrastructure, streamlining the production of instructional resources and providing support for P-20 education, all to accelerate academic achievement and opportunities for Ohioans, recently submitted Ohio’s Educational Technology Plan, 2009-2014 to Governor Ted Strickland and the Ohio General Assembly. In accordance to the requirements of H.B. 1, this plan creates an aligned educational technology system that spans preschool to postsecondary education, complies with federal mandates, prepares students to compete and secure jobs in a technologically-advanced economy, and establishes 12 metrics that will measure the success of its strategies such as educator use, student use and efficiency
All Ohio public K-12 Local Education Agency's (LEA) educational technology plans must be submitted for certification of approval through the online Technology Planning Tool (TPT). eTech Ohio serves as the state's certifying entity for Ohio K-12 LEAs district technology plans. Certified Technology Plans are required for public educational organization participation in most eTech Ohio state-wide technology grant and funding programs and for the federal E-Rate discount Program.
For a Technology Plan template from e-tech Ohio -- CLICK HERE
Bottom Line: TPI Provides the Expertise your school or campus needs to ensure that your plan achieves its goals in meeting the technology needs of Tomorrow....Today. |
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