The STaR Chart is a tool used for technology planning, budgeting, and evaluating progress of local technology projects in schools. It profiles a campus's status in reaching technology goals by assessing four key areas: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration/Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. Sample data from 2006-2009 is provided showing a school's progress in each area.
2. So what is the STaR Chart? * Tool designed for use in technology planning. * Budgeting for resources * Evaluation of progress in local technology projects.
3. ProfileIndicators These indicators produce a profile of your campus’ status toward reaching the goals of the Long Range Plan for Technology and No Child Left Behind 1. Early Technology 2. Developing Technology 3. Advanced Technology 4. Target Technology
4. Uses of the STaR Chart Create and/or update the district’s technology plan. Set benchmarks and goals. Measure students and teacher proficiencies. Determine funding priorities. Track progress on the use of No Child Left Behind Title II, Part D formula and discretionary funds.
5. Four key Areas 1. Teaching and Learning 2. Educator Preparation and Development 3. Leadership, Administration , and Instructional Support 4. Infrastructure for Technology
6. How do we measure up? Teaching and Learning 2006-07 = 11 2007-08 = 12 2008-09 = 11 Educator prep and Development 2006-07 = 16 2007-08 = 13 2008-09 = 12 Leadership, Administration Instructional Support 2006-07 = 17 2007-08 = 13 2008-09 = 15 Infrastructure for Technology 2006-07 = 13 2007- 08 =13 2008-09 = 14
7. Summary Learning for the 21st Century requires: New Skills New Tools New Online Assessments New Knowledge New Opportunities for when, where, and how learning takes place
8. Check Out!!! Texas Campus STaR Chart http://starchart.esc12.net
