Technology Plan Summary - 2006-2009
  1. Technology’s support of community involvement and collaboration with community (Sections I and V)
    • Surveys
    • Web site
    • Email (staff, student, parent)
    • Reporting student progress
    • Community Resources Database
    • Use of technology by community (Falmouth Community Programs and ATM room)
    • Wireless access at Falmouth Memorial Library enables Internet use of MLTI laptops
  2. Technology Use in the Classroom (Sections 7, 11, 13 and 12) – section 12 describes professional learning opportunities to support this use
    • Technology to support access to information, use, and synthesis of information (research process)
      • Use of technology to support the synthesis of information and  demonstration of understanding of content (word processing, presentation, multimedia, web publishing)
      • Online research investigations – scaffolding the research cycle
      • Turnitin.com at the high school
      • Librarian professional learning and support
    • Curriculum specific use of technology
      • Math software
      • Web based content
      • Online course options
    • Technology to support assessment for learning
      • NWEA assessments
      • Literary Companion
      • PLATO learning
      • Special education assessments
      • Using technology to support student learning data analysis
    • Technology’s role in the student support system
      • Online tutorials such as PLATO or Agile Mind software (math)
      • Web based course options
      • Using computers as an organizational tool (study skills)
      • All-Tech recommendations for special education
      • Innovative delivery strategies include web based courses, tutorials and ATM room use
  3. Data on impact of technology use:
  4. Goals – Section 3. Section 8 includes both the goals as well as next steps.
  5. Costs and projections – Section 4 provides projections and estimated costs for hardware (including replacement), software, personnel, and professional learning.
  6. Section 14 addresses accountability measures.
Last Updated: 1/3/06