Educational Technology jobs in schools provide valuable services for teaching and learning. However, many people find that they have to justify their jobs because school leadership and, at times, teachers don’t understand what EdTech professionals do to improve schools. In this vlog post, I talk about the best approaches justifying your EdTech job and staying relevant in the school.
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The Blueprint for Technology in Education is an initative to map our all the touchpoints of technology (academic, operational, data, etc.) in a school or school district. It will be used as a common resource for schools to self-assess their technology, to strategically plan, and to better connect with vendors by having a shared understanding of how technology is used. In the run up to FETC 2019, this vlog describes the Blueprint and discusses what we talk about in Orlando at the conference.
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The Blueprint for Technology in Education is an initative to map our all the touchpoints of technology (academic, operational, data, etc.) in a school or school district. It will be used as a common resource for schools to self-assess their technology, to strategically plan, and to better connect with vendors by having a shared understanding of how technology is used. In the run up to FETC 2019, this vlog describes the Blueprint and discusses what we talk about in Orlando at the conference.
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