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A complex process - many contributions

 

The following table summarises the contributions of various parties at each of the 7steps in the development process

 

 

Step

Senior Management (Governance/strategy)

ICT Coordinators  (leadership)

Practitioners

Teachers & students (practice)

Technical support technology (devices & arrangements)

1. Starting Out finding a basis for commitment

 

1.: Propose (initiate) & promote

5. Elaborate hopes and intentions (plans & policies)

2. Develop commitments actions, timelines, teams…

4. Identify opportunities, shape possible future practices

3. Support & advise: maximum potential at minimum cost ($, time, effort)

 

2. Agreeing  Outcomes to be achieved

 

1. Propose outcomes & match with resource allocations

3. Refine and broker core process outcomes

2. Negotiate outcomes & timelines

4.  Support, research & advise on technology

3. Dealing with Constraints along the way

 

3. Acknowledge constraints, endorse change process

2. Monitor, address & support , esp. change & learning

1.  Identify, report & address

2. Acknowledge & address: reliability & usability

4. Action Learning

 

3. Acknowledge, value and foster

2. Facilitate, capture and broker learning

1. Act, learn and share to achieve

4. Support & advise

5. Professional Learning - a focus on practices

 

3. Acknowledge  & endorse transformation of practices

1. Facilitate, celebrate and embed practices

2. Focus on new and improved practices

4. Support & advise

6. Sharing outcomes (and practices)

 

3. Endorse sharing, celebrate outcomes

2. Facilitate sharing and embedding

1. Share outcomes & experiences

4.  Support & advise

7. Future improvement projects

 

1. Initiate &/or support

1. Initiate &/or support

1. Initiate &/or support

1. Initiate &/or support

 

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