Getting It Right

Aligning Technology Initiatives for Measurable Student Results
Ian Jukes - The InfoSavvy21 Group
Matt McClure - 21st Century Fluency Project
Randolph MacLean - 21st Century Fluency Project
Getting It Right
September 2011 | 136 pages | Corwin
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ISBN: 9781412982375
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Description

A fresh look at technology planning for schools

This book is designed to help educational leaders, decision makers, and teachers wade through the complexities of aligning technology planning with learning goals. Organized around a problem-solving model based on solution fluency, the authors outline how to:

  • Address state, regional, or provincial standards
  • Improve test scores · Meet curricular requirements
  • Foster relevant staff development
  • Provide measurable accountability for technology expenditures

Included are sidebars with advice and comments from educators who have successfully integrated technology initiatives with learning goals. Their experiences help light the path through the journey toward "getting it right" for 21st century learners.

Contents

Foreword

Foreword

Introduction

  • 1. Planning for the Future
  • 2. Making Alignment Work
  • 3. Planning for Success
  • 4. Step 1: Focus on Learning, Not Technology
  • 5. Step 2: Building a Broad Base of Understanding
  • 6. Step 3: Commitment to High Levels of Staff Development
  • 7. Step 4: Focus on Doing a Few Things Well
  • 8. Step 5: Proceed Slowly
  • 9. Step 6: Providing Adequate Resources
  • 10. Step 7: Using Assessment to Steer Programs
  • 11. Step 8: Use Research to Chart Your Path
  • 12. Getting It Right: Summary

Description

A fresh look at technology planning for schools

This book is designed to help educational leaders, decision makers, and teachers wade through the complexities of aligning technology planning with learning goals. Organized around a problem-solving model based on solution fluency, the authors outline how to:

  • Address state, regional, or provincial standards
  • Improve test scores · Meet curricular requirements
  • Foster relevant staff development
  • Provide measurable accountability for technology expenditures

Included are sidebars with advice and comments from educators who have successfully integrated technology initiatives with learning goals. Their experiences help light the path through the journey toward "getting it right" for 21st century learners.

Contents

Foreword

Foreword

Introduction

  • 1. Planning for the Future
  • 2. Making Alignment Work
  • 3. Planning for Success
  • 4. Step 1: Focus on Learning, Not Technology
  • 5. Step 2: Building a Broad Base of Understanding
  • 6. Step 3: Commitment to High Levels of Staff Development
  • 7. Step 4: Focus on Doing a Few Things Well
  • 8. Step 5: Proceed Slowly
  • 9. Step 6: Providing Adequate Resources
  • 10. Step 7: Using Assessment to Steer Programs
  • 11. Step 8: Use Research to Chart Your Path
  • 12. Getting It Right: Summary
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Getting It Right

Aligning Technology Initiatives for Measurable Student Results


September 2011 | 136 pages | Corwin

Format Published Date ISBN Price
Paperback 01/02/2026 9781412982375 $37.95

A fresh look at technology planning for schools

This book is designed to help educational leaders, decision makers, and teachers wade through the complexities of aligning technology planning with learning goals. Organized around a problem-solving model based on solution fluency, the authors outline how to:

  • Address state, regional, or provincial standards
  • Improve test scores · Meet curricular requirements
  • Foster relevant staff development
  • Provide measurable accountability for technology expenditures

Included are sidebars with advice and comments from educators who have successfully integrated technology initiatives with learning goals. Their experiences help light the path through the journey toward "getting it right" for 21st century learners.


Table Of Contents:

  • Foreword
  • Introduction
  • 1. Planning for the Future
  • 2. Making Alignment Work
  • 3. Planning for Success
  • 4. Step 1: Focus on Learning, Not Technology
  • 5. Step 2: Building a Broad Base of Understanding
  • 6. Step 3: Commitment to High Levels of Staff Development
  • 7. Step 4: Focus on Doing a Few Things Well
  • 8. Step 5: Proceed Slowly
  • 9. Step 6: Providing Adequate Resources
  • 10. Step 7: Using Assessment to Steer Programs
  • 11. Step 8: Use Research to Chart Your Path
  • 12. Getting It Right: Summary

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