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Reaching for the STar Chart

Dec 02, 2014

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Page 1: Reaching for the STar Chart

Reaching for the STaR Chart

E- Rate and CCISDE- Rate and CCISD

Page 2: Reaching for the STar Chart

Agenda• Astrology – E-Rate

• Flight Plan – Clear Vision

• Constellation –STaR Chart

• Sky Map – STaR Chart Survey

• Reading the STaRs – Meaning

• Reaching for the STaRs

Click the Star to return to the Agenda.

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Astrology

E-Rate and why we need it• Administered by the USAC under the

direction of the FCC• Provides affordable Internet access

and telecommunications to US schools and libraries

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Astrology

• E-Rate is granted through an application process annually

• Funding determined by poverty rate and urban/rural status

• The funding range is from 20-90%

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Astrology

• Districts are required to provide:– End-user equipment– Software– Professional Development– And other necessary elements

needed to utilize connectivity

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Flight Plan

CCISD Long Range Plan for Technology– Expand and market e4 – Increase unified communications – Computer network that can supporting outside

devices – A safe 24/7 network for improved

collaboration

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Constellation

STaR Chart – What is it?Survey of the 4 key areas on the LRPT– Teaching and Learning– Educator Preparation and Development– Leadership, Admin and Instructional Support– Infrastructure for Technology

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STaR Chart

• Why do we do the STaR Chart?Gather data and improve Tech Ed– Students express their opinion– Teachers recognize expectations and plan

accordingly– Gage success or failure in meeting NCLB

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Teaching and Learning

Teaching and Learning

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3.5

TL1 TL2 TL3 TL4 TL5 TL6

TL1 Patterns of Classroom Use.............. 2 TL2 Frequency/Design of Instructional Setting 3 TL3 Content Area Connections .............. 3 TL4 TA TEKS Implementation................ 2 TL5 Student Mastery of Technology Applications 3 TL6 Online Learning 2

Advanced Technology

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Educator Preparation and Development

3 EP1 - Professional Development Experiences

3 EP2 - Models of Professional Development

3 EP3 - Capabilities of Educators3 EP4 - Technology Professional

Development Participation

3 EP5 - Levels of Understanding /Patterns of Use

2 EP6 - Capabilities of Educators with Online Learning

Educator Preparation and Development

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EP1

EP2

EP3

EP4

EP5

EP6

Target Tech

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Leadership, Administration and

Instructional Support

Leadership, Administration, and Instructional Support

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L2

L3

L4

L5

L6

3 L1 – Leadership and Vision

3 L2 - Planning

4 L3 – Instructional Support

4 L4 – Communication and Collaboration

3 L5 - Budget

4 L6 – Leadership and Support for Online Learning

Target Tech

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Infrastructure for Technology

Infrastructure for Technology

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INF1

INF2

INF3

INF4

INF5

INF6

Advanced Tech

2 INF1 – Students per Computer3 INF2 – Internet Access Connectivity Speed2 INF3 – Other Classroom Technology3 INF4 – Technical Support4 INF5 - LAN/WAN3 INF6 – Distance Learning Capacity

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Reading the STaR

• Adv. or Target Tech in the 4 key areas

• Areas of improvement include:– Patterns of classroom use– TA TEKS implementation– Online Learning– Other Classroom Technology

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Bulldogs - Keep Reaching for the STaRs

T&L

L, A, IS

I for T

EP & D