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Check the status of your district and create a timeline for the tech planning
process. All districts must create a Transitional Technology Plan before applying
for NCLB competitive grant awards. Explore this site or contact your district's
technology coordinator for more information.
- This link
will take you to the guidelines and review form required
for the 2004
District
Educational Technology Plan.
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This link will take you to the instructions and scoring rubric
required for the Transitional Technology Plan required by June
2003.
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The Alaska Department of Educational and Early Development (EED) has developed this five-year educational technology plan based on the recommendations of a taskforce representing education stakeholders throughout the state. The Alaska State Educational Technology Plan provides a blueprint to guide future state and local technology planning. The Ed Tech program primary goal is to improve student academic achievement through the use of technology in elementary schools and secondary schools.
- “No Child Left Behind” is
the reauthorization of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.
Click through this link to read Title II, Part D of “No Child
Left Behind,” also called “Enhancing Education Through
Technology” or “E2T2.”
How to Determine the Scientific Research Base of a Product - Prepared
for the EED's January 2003, NCLB conference, this informative (
PPT) by Dr. Nick Stayrook, Planning and Evaluation, Fairbanks
North Star Borough School District, will help any teacher determine
if a product--such as a textbook or software program--is based in scientific
research. A useful (MS Word) are
included. |