The Learning Accelerator and Getting Smart joined with DLN to update this popular guide. Version 3.0 reflects feedback from schools and districts, developments in the field, and new educational technology trends.
Summit Public Schools uses an eight-step framework created by researcher John Kotter to lead and manage change.
Leaders seeking to drive change can ground their work in specific, structured processes developed by researchers and professional development organizations.
Education leaders should consider frameworks for addressing change management in their school systems to support their initiatives.
Common Sense Education developed a privacy evaluation initiative to help districts, schools, and teachers make more informed decisions about the apps they use with students.
The Data Quality Campaign website offers clear definitions, advice, and free tools to ensure effective data use to support student learning.
This EdTech procurement guide provides a framework for schools and districts.
This TLA snapshot highlights Houston Independent School District’s (HISD) success with purchasing edtech and is a valuable real-world example of how to follow the recommendations found in the Smart Series Guide to Edtech Procurement.
A case study of how Boston Public Schools updated their AUP.
Recommendations for developing Acceptable Use Policies.
