1. Mary Lou Hartman Elementary Campus Technology Plan2009-2010
By: Melissa Martinez
EDLD 5362 ET 8015

2. Presentation Objectives
Process
Design
Submission
Implementation
Review
Compare National Plan
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3. Process of the Plan
Gather technology committee
Meet in March to draft new plan
Consider District Technology Plan
Consider present, past, and future goals
Consider budget
Draft of the plan
(November 1996)
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4. Design of the Technology Plan
National Plan
LRPT
District Plan
Campus Plan
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5. Campus Strategy #1
District Goal #2 Incorporate Technology into teaching and learning in all core curricula areas to enable students to
effectively build content knowledge.
Campus Strategy #1
All K-5 teachers will successfully implement technology to enhance academic achievement and student growth in the areas of science and math by enhancing visual learning.
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6. Campus Strategy #1: Action Steps
Obtain 3 interactive pads per grade level
Train teachers
Each grade level will create lessons in math and lessons in science for the first semester.
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7. Strategy # 1 Action Steps
Implement lessons in the classroom
Teacher reflection meetings
Formative Evaluation
Each grade level will create 3 lessons in math and 3 lessons in science for the second semester
Implement lessons in the classroom
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8. Strategy # 1 Action Steps
Teacher reflection meetings
Summative Evaluation
18 interactive pads @ $375
$6,750
2/15/2010
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9. Campus Strategy # 2
Aligns with district goal # 2
Incorporate Technology into teaching and learning in all core curricula areas to enable students to effectively build content knowledge
K-5 teachers will successfully implement technology to enhance academic achievement and student growth in with specific focus in the areas of science and math by enhancing visual learning.
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10. Campus Strategy # 2 Action Plans
Obtain 10 digital cameras
Train teachers
Create a reservation schedule for the use/checkout
Each grade level creates1 lesson and corresponding rubric
Implement the lesson plan with students.
Teacher reflection meetings
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11. Campus Strategy # 2 Action Plans
Formative Evaluation
Summative Evaluation
Cost of Strategy:
10 digital camera w/kit @ $130 = $1300.00
12 memory card @ 27 = $324.00
Strategy #2 Cost = $1,624.00
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12. National Educational Technology Plan
Focus Areas
Learning
Assessment
Teaching
Productivity

Future Campus Focus: Area of Assessment

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13. Conclusion
We are in a new world and our campus technology plan is helping to ensure our students are ready for the new world by supporting meaningful egaged learning.
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14. References
http://www.brainybetty.com/2005ABstractPowerpointBackgrounds/index.htm
Rush. New World Man. Signals. Anthem Records,1982.
November, A. Critical Issue: Developing a School or District Technology Plan:http://www.ncrel.org/sdrs/areas/issues/methods/technlgy/te300.htm
National Educational Technology Plan: https://edtechfuture.org/ retrieved Feb 11, 2010.
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15. References
Judson ISD Technology Plan. http://www.judsonisd.org/district/technology/documents/JudsonIndependentSchoolDistrict2010-2013TechnologyPlanFinal01222010.pdf retrieved Feb 11, 2010.
Mary Hartman Elementary Technology Plan.
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