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Why Educators Need Conferences AND Individual Attention
Written by Jim Puccetti, Director of Teacher Development and Instructional Design As a high school teacher for over a decade, I have experienced some excellent conferences and workshops all around...

How to Get Started with Instructional Technology Coaching
Our program begins with a carefully designed teacher selection process that is constructed jointly between your administrative team and an instructional technology coach (ITC). The ideal teacher candidates for this...

5 Reasons the E-Rate Program is Good for Your School
Why is E-Rate program good for your school? The schools and libraries universal service support program, commonly known as the E-rate program, helps schools and libraries transform into 21st century learning...

7 Steps to Preparing a Technology Plan for Schools
Build your technology program from the ground up A technology plan for schools (especially independent schools) can be difficult, expensive, emotionally charged, and mired in distracting non-issues that at times...

How to Craft Your School’s Educational Technology Philosophy
Develop a Statement of Educational Technology Philosophy Before putting an instructional technology program in place it's a good idea to have a statement of philosophy. A successful instructional technology program...

5 Policy Suggestions that Make Hiring Instructional Technology Leaders Easier
When it comes to hiring Instructional Technology leaders competition for the best candidates can be fierce. Here are 5 Policy suggestions that will make it easier for your school to...

12 Obstacles Every Instructional Technology Plan Should Overcome
Often there is a sense that a school is missing opportunities for integrating technology into the education of its students and failing to reap the benefits that such integration brings:...