Technology Innovation Design Team
December 10, 2015
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Innovation Team Purpose
Innovation Design Teams meet at minimum once a month. However upon initiation, teams may meet more often to expedite the work. Each team is comprised of a lead, multiple district team representatives, campus leadership, and community stakeholders.
TECHNOLOGY innovation Design Team Purpose
evaluate the systems and processes for supporting the technology deployment of student devices
- create the professional learning plan to support flexible and personalized learning
- support the implementation of a transformative technology measurement system aligned to the Strategic Plan
What stood out. . .
The Architecture
The Context
Demographics
The Technology Bond
Deployment and Increased Access
The Technology Website:
The Learning Theory
Model for Equity
The Professional Learning Plan calls for experiences to. . .
be ongoing, personalized, and just-in-time.
be grounded in the appropriate mindset - educators need a growth mindset with regard to both technology and pedagogy to ensure that the application and use of technology that is informed by sound instructional practices.
keep educators up-to-date and adequately prepared to use technology tools and digital materials.
include support for educators to harness technology to examine data and analyze student learning outcomes to better plan, improve, and differentiate.
prepare educators to create and maintain flexible, learner-centered, and tech-infused learning environments.
promote innovation and collaboration with other educators, content experts, students, and a local and global community of learners.
model specific examples of transformative integration across curricular areas.
allow educators time to design and iterate meaningful learning experiences.
- promote educators and students as evaluators and curators of the best new and emerging technology for effective and transformative use.
Progression of Learning
Closing
- What happens now?
- Decide on our next meeting date (January. . .)
- March
- October