Applying National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) in the Real World
Last summer, I had the opportunity to expand my technology leadership as a school principal by attending a couple of unique experiences. I hit on some of these experiences in my blog titled Strange New Worlds. As the year progressed, I’ve continued to reflect on effective leadership practices – what they are, how they look, why they do or don’t happen – and the resources available to support my continued growth.
In an attempt to make sense of some of these resources, I’ve developed a document that aligns the National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) with the free tools any educator can access via Success at the Core.
Check out this alignment document: Success at the Core and the National Educational Technology Standards: Essential Conditions. And share your thoughts on what resonates as you think about expanding your use of technology in your classroom or school.
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Obadiah,
One of the great things about the ISTE NETS, in my opinion, is that they really aren’t just about technology. They are really just standards for great instruction, collaboration and professional learning.
How has the ISTE NETS influenced or changed your leadership as a principal?