Technology for Classroom Practitioners
An interdistrict project funded by the TLCF

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Activities and Accomplishments

• The Piper Middle School computer technology lab will be set up with sufficient software and other resources to perform the training of at least 24 workshop participants.
• At least 24 staff members will participate in the summer workshop, with each of the three districts being represented by several staff members.
• Faculty inservice workshops on technology integration will be developed and scheduled by the workshop participants.
• The workshop-trained personnel will assist and advise all faculty members in developing technology-integrated curriculum units.
• Classroom teachers will develop technology-integrated curriculum projects with help/advice from the original 24 workshop participants.
• Students will experience more intensive, hands-on, technologically-integrated curriculum units in the classroom.

• development of a certified staff competent in the use of electronic communication technology in the classroom.
• creation of specific technology-integrated curriculum units available for dissemination.
• step-by-step report of the structure and technique of the project available for dissemination.
• assessment of the success of the project available for dissemination.
• measurable increase in the use of technology as a classroom resource.
• measurable increase of student use of technology in completing classroom assignment/projects.
• tested computer technology improvement plan that can be disseminated to other school districts.