The short video (3min 30 sec) explains some of the limitations of strategic planning for ICT development in schools. Then it outlines an alternative approach - emergent planning.
See the next post for more on strategic planning.
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- John Travers
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- I am a teaching, learning, school administration and technology enthusiast. I have been a school principal, managed a teacher development center - Technology School of the Future, in Adelaide, part time lecturer at Flinders University and am now an educational consultant. See: http://elcsa.editme.com/
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1 comments:
There are so many planning to improvement for school. It can enables the limitations of strategic planning for ICT and also for the development of the school.
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