The Maturity Model Benchmarks allow you to pinpoint the progress of your campus in the behaviors and resources needed for the effective use of technology.
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Emergent |
Islands |
Integrated |
Intelligent |
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Policy |
Behavioral |
Appropriate technology use is considered, but is informal and inconsistent. |
Appropriate technology use is formalized, but is mostly ignored by many in the school. |
Appropriate technology use is formalized and embraced in many parts of the school. |
Appropriate technology use policy is formalized and fully supported at all levels of the organization. |
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No technology policy exists. |
Some policy exists, loosely articulated and mostly informal, with no formal approval. |
Formal policy exists, but is not comprehensive in nature, or has not been approved by the governing body. |
Comprehensive policy exists and has been approved by the organization's governing body. |
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Planning |
Behavioral |
Informal planning process, isolated to projects, and is budget driven. |
Formal planning takes place, but is isolated to specific projects with some connection to other planning efforts. |
School wide comprehensive planning receives informal review, and is connected to other planning efforts. |
School wide comprehensive planning with formal evaluation and connected to other planning within the school and district. |
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Resource/ |
Informal plan. |
Formal plan with isolated implementation and little or no connection to other planning efforts. |
Comprehensive technology plan that receives informal review and some connection to planning efforts. |
Comprehensive technology plan with formal evaluation and connection to planning in the school and district. |
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Budget |
Behavioral |
Some policy exists, loosely articulated and mostly informal with no formal approval. |
Formal technology budgeting process with higher priority, but with relatively simple researching. |
Technology budgeting process with high priority. Multiple budgets considered, but long term budgeting is not. |
Comprehensive long term budgeting for the institution. Multiple budgets including upgrades, etc. |
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Resource/ |
Little budget allocated for technology. |
Specific technology budget provided, but other budgets not considered for technology. |
Specific technology budget provided in addition to line items in other budgets. |
Specific budget provided in addition to line items in other budgets for long term budget needs. |
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Administrative |
Behavioral |
Administrative systems are utilized by few staff, primarily benefiting administration. |
Administrative systems are utilized by many staff, but are not integrated into regular practice. |
Administrative systems are utilized by most staff, some paper-less systems are in place. |
The daily use of electronic systems is required for support activities. Paper systems are replaced. |
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Resource/ |
Administrative systems are available to administration and/or a few staff only. |
Administrative systems are available to many administrators and staff. |
Administrative systems are available to most administrators and staff. |
Administrative systems are available to all administrators and staff |
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Curricular Filter |
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Emergent |
Islands |
Integrated |
Intelligent |
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Electronic Information |
Behavioral |
Staff and students rarely depend upon electronic resources and use them sporadically. |
Students and staff are somewhat dependent upon information resources and utilize them often. |
Students and staff are very dependent upon information resources, and utilize them regularly. |
Students and staff are heavily dependent upon information resources and use them daily. |
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Resource/ |
Resources are scarce, limited to materials like electronic encyclopedias. Few students have access. |
Resources are beyond basic, but lack depth and are not available to all areas of the school. |
Resources are fairly comprehensive providing depth or diversity, but not both. Access is available to most. |
Resources are
comprehensive providing depth and diversity. All students have regular
access. |
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Assessment |
Behavioral |
Few staff and no students use technology for assessment of student work. |
Used by many of the staff and some of the students for the assessment of work and self assessment. |
Used by most of the staff and many students for the assessment of work and self assessment. |
Technology is an essential part of the assessment process for students, teachers, and parents. |
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Resource/ |
Electronic tools are rarely used for assessment and are not readily available. |
Some assessment and reporting tools are available, with a focus on traditional assessment measures. |
Many assessment and reporting tools are available , with tools limited in scope and availability. |
Fully integrated assessment and reporting tools are available for student and staff use. |
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Curriculum |
Behavioral |
Some of the technology is
used in the curriculum on a limited basis. |
Curriculum somewhat
dependent on technology and used in multiple ways. |
Curriculum very technology dependent and used comprehensively throughout. |
Technology and related
resources are available for all curricular areas. |
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Resource/ |
Technology is limited to only a few curricular areas. |
Technology related resources are available for some curricular areas. |
Technology and related resources are available for most curricular areas. |
Technology and related resources are available for all curricular areas. |
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Teacher Use |
Behavioral |
Occasional use by teachers for curriculum enrichment and material generation. |
Regular use by teachers,
but not integrated into daily work. |
Daily use by teachers for administration and curriculum. |
Teacher's work not
possible without technology. |
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Resource/ |
Few teachers have access to appropriate technology in their work area. |
Some teachers have access to appropriate technology in their work area. |
Most teachers have access to appropriate technology in their work area. |
Every teacher has access to appropriate technology in their work area. |
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Student Use |
Behavioral |
Student use of technology is sporadic, primarily for remediation and enrichment. |
Students use technology often, but in limited ways. |
Students use technology frequently and comprehensively, but outcomes are not dependent on its use. |
Students use technology frequently and comprehensively, and cannot meet outcomes without it. |
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Resource/ |
Few students have consistent and regular access to appropriate technologies. |
Some students have consistent and regular access to appropriate technologies |
Most students have consistent and regular access to appropriate technologies |
All students have consistent and regular access to appropriate technologies. |
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Support Filter |
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Emergent |
Islands |
Integrated |
Intelligent |
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Stakeholder |
Behavioral |
Some of the groups are aware of the planning and implementation process, but few are engaged in the process. |
Many of the groups are aware of the planning and implementation process, but few are engaged in the process. |
Most of the groups are aware of the planning and implementation process, and many are engaged in the process |
All of the groups are aware of the planning and implementation process, and are engaged in the process. |
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Resource/ |
Few groups are represented in the planning and implementation process. |
Many of the groups are represented in the planning and implementation process. |
Most of the groups are represented in the planning and implementation process. |
All of the groups are represented in the planning and implementation process. |
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Administrative Support |
Behavioral |
Support is limited to
peripheral discussion, but no involvement. |
Peripheral involvement by the administration in planning, practice, and implementation. |
Ongoing discussion with the administration. |
Extensive administration involvement in the planning, practice, and implementation. |
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Resource/ |
No formal administration, time and support allocated to the planning and implementation process. |
Little formal administration, time and support allocated to the planning and implementation process. |
Some formal administration, time and support allocated to the planning and implementation process. |
Significant formal administration, time and support allocated to the planning and implementation process |
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Training |
Behavioral |
Few staff participate in technology training activities. |
Many staff participate in
technology training activities. |
Most staff participate in
technology training activities. |
All staff participate in technology training activities. and seek additional training. |
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Resource/ |
Limited formal training. |
Ongoing formal training provided by limited personnel. |
Ongoing teacher training provided by site and district resources |
Training at all levels of the organization, with area experts in each building. |
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Technical & |
Behavioral |
Few staff utilize formal and informal support. |
Many staff utilize formal and informal support. |
Most staff utilize formal and informal support. |
All staff utilize formal and informal support to find help efficiently. |
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Resource/ |
No formal technical
assistance. Users are on their own to find help. |
Limited formal technical assistance, usually a mentor, teacher, consultant. etc. |
Formal technical assistance provided through staff release time, hired help, and/or formal district support. |
Full-time personnel to
address all technical support needs. |
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Connectivity Filter |
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Emergent |
Islands |
Integrated |
Intelligent |
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Local Area Networking |
Behavioral |
Staff and students use available network sporadically, usually only for print sharing and limited data. |
Staff and students use available networks often, but use is unsophisticated and limited. |
Staff use is limited to data, but is extensive and sophisticated. |
Staff use available WAN services for video, voice, and sophisticated data needs. |
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Resource/ |
No networking in place, or limited, slow speed networking for print sharing. |
High-speed networking, limited to isolated areas. |
High-speed networking with access to all working environments. |
Networking comprehensive sand expandable for data, voice, and video. |
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District Area Networking (WAN) |
Behavioral |
Little or no use of area services exists. |
Staff use district services often, but in very traditional and basic manners. |
Staff use is limited to data, but is extensive and sophisticated. |
Staff use available WAN services for video, voice, and sophisticated data needs. |
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Resource/ |
Little or no district area networking infrastructure, with little or no applications and available data. |
Limited district-area networking through dial-up services or dedicated lines. Applications and data are limited. |
District area networking infrastructure with dedicated, high speed lines, several data services are available. |
Comprehensive network services with high-speed lines, voice, video, and data capacity. data services available. |
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Internet |
Behavioral |
Few staff and students use the Internet frequently, and curriculum integration is not apparent. |
Many staff and students use the Internet frequently, and curriculum integration is limited |
Most staff and students use the Internet frequently. Use is integrated into the curriculum. |
All staff and students use the Internet extensively for video, voice, and sophisticated data needs. |
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Resource/ |
No Internet access. |
Limited Internet access via dial-up lines. |
Direct LAN Internet
access in some locations. |
Direct Internet access to all locations. |
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Communication Systems |
Behavioral |
E-mail is used sporadically with little or no impact on communication. |
E-mail is used often, but has no significant impact on the communication process. |
E-mail is used frequently to form administrative and learning activities. |
E-mail is an integral part of the school learning and support communications. |
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Resource/ |
E-mail is available to
some staff, and few or no students. |
E-mail is available to most staff, and some students. |
E-mail is available to all staff, and many students. |
E-mail is available to all staff, and students. |
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Innovation Filter |
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Emergent |
Islands |
Integrated |
Intelligent |
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New |
Behavioral |
New technologies are readily rejected by staff, with few opportunities for experimentation. |
New technologies are accepted by many staff, although opportunities for experimentation are limited. |
New technologies are readily accepted by most staff. |
Systematic adaptation of technologies throughout the school |
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Resource/ |
New technologies are readily rejected with implementation limited to a few areas and staff. |
New technologies are
readily accepted by many staff with little implementation. |
New technologies are readily accepted by the staff with moderate implementation. |
Systematic adoption of
new technologies throughout the school. |
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Comprehensive |
Behavioral |
Technology is limited to computers, VCRs, overheads, etc. |
Technology is becoming more comprehensive including, A/V, digitizing and scanning. |
Technology is fairly comprehensive, but lacks more advanced techniques. |
Comprehensive Technology readily available - including video conferencing, voice recognition, etc. |
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Resource/ |
Available technology is limited and under utilized. |
Available technology
utilization is limited to one or two types of technology for most staff and
students. |
Available technology is
used including voice, etc., but equipment has not reached full potential. |
Available technology is used very comprehensively, incorporating video, etc. into regular practice. |
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