2007 - 2008
EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY PLANNING
www.techplan.org
Technology planning is federally
mandated for local school agencies seeking technology funding from federal
programs, including the Universal Service Fund (E-Rate)
and No Child Left Behind legislation (Ed-Tech
Guide).
As a result, technology plans must meet federally established criteria and be approved by the state. In addition, the State Technology Plan (2000) has specific recommendations relating to planning and implementation that need to be accomplished.
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State Educational Technology Plan 2006
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Michigan Educational Technology Standards (METS)
Checklist for METS K-8 by Grade Levels
FAQs - NCLB 8th Grade Technology Literacy Requirements
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National Technology Plan - 2005
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Important dates:
October 2006 - Online Experience Guidelines approved by SBE
July 2006 - Tech plan expiration date search.
June 30, 2006 - 8th Tech Lit certification due in MEGS
March 2006 - STP approved by the SBE.
January 10, 2006 - Michigan Educational Technlogy Standards for Grades 9-12 are approved by the State of Michigan Board of Education.
June 14, 2005 - Michigan Educational Technlogy Standards for Grades K-8 are approved by the State of Michigan Board of Education.
January 7, 2005 - National Education Technology Plan released.
November 1, 2003 - The effective date that it became mandatory for all Educational Technology Plan Approval applications to be submitted via the Michigan Electronic Grants System (MEGS). Paper submissions are no longer be accepted.