MIT 522 – “Integrating Technology for School Improvement and 21st Century Students"
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Context
      “Technology  Integration Plan for Gregory School of Science, Mathematics and Technology” was  generated within the context of MIT 522:  Organization and Management of  Instructional Technology.  The project was to design and develop a  technology implementation plan for Gregory Elementary.  The project was supervised by Dr. Monica DeTure as a partial requirement of the course. 
Conditions 
      This project was an extension of discussions and collaborative work  completed in both the online course and a wiki that was developed for the MIT  522 online course.   This project gave me a great opportunity to talk to a  client about planning  a technology change at Gregory Elementary.  The  project began with a look at the history, budget, and rationale for a  technology change at Gregory Elementary. 
    
Scope 
                    This project began at the request of  the school administrators. Teachers  from the school worked with our group so that they could be involved with the  process. As of right now, the school still has not implemented the changes proposed.
    
Role
                                                          Other than exchanging ideas and getting feedback from my MIT 512  colleagues, I acted as one of the six instructional designers and developers  for this technology plan.  I worked on the following areas of this technology plan:
- Designed the cover page
 - Researched the History of the School
 - Goals and Objectives
 - Implementation Plan
 - Communication Plan
 - Change Management Team
 - Indicators for Success
 
Reflection
    The  Gregory Technology  plan was my first experience designing and developing a  technology implementation plan. I had a hard time with this project because I did not have a  teacher that was actively engaged in the class. I think that acquiring the knowledge in a learning by doing environment proved to be beneficial  for me. I am sure that the information I learned from this class will prove  useful in my future in the MIT field. 
      
    
