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Planning for Evaluation
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Evaluation Committee Composition Matrix
To create and conduct your technology evaluation, you need a committee composed of educational stakeholders who will actively work to help create the evaluation. Remember:
- You will need committee members who represent all aspects of your school community. This means teachers (from a variety of grades and/or subject areas), administrators, parents, community members (e.g., businesspeople), and perhaps students.
- Do not load your committee with figureheads who are not willing to actually work on the plan.
- The evaluation process contains many different tasks. You need writers, curriculum people, infrastructure people, people who are good with budgets, and policy people.
- The commitment to be a part of the technology-evaluation committee is not a short-term commitment. A formative evaluation by definition is ongoing and iterative. The committee members should be willing to assist in you school's technology-evaluation efforts long after the data are collected and reports are written.
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Teachers
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Administrators
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Parents
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Others
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Curriculum
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Process Tasks
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© Sun Associates, used by permission Taken from Planning into Practice
Adobe PDF downloadable copy of the Evaluation Committee Composition Matrix.
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