TOM TORLAKSON State Superintendent of Public Instruction E-Rate Training for California Tech Plan...

TOM TORLAKSONState Superintendent of Public Instruction

E-Rate Training for California

Tech Plan Approvers

2012-2013

Doris Stephen California Department of Education

October 9, 2012

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Overview• USAC Fall Training 2012 • USAC’s New and Continuing Requirements

Under CIPA • Ed Tech Plan: Long Form vs. E-Rate • CDE Plan Approval Process• CDE Official Forms & Required Elements for

E-Rate Plan• CTAP Tech Plan Builder• Next Steps for TPAs

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USAC’s New and Continuing Requirements under CIPA

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USAC’s New Requirements Under CIPA

• FOR SCHOOLS – By July 1, 2012, amend your existing Internet safety policy (if you have not already done so) to provide for the education of minors about appropriate online behavior, including interacting with other individuals on social networking sites and in chat rooms, and cyberbullying awareness and response.

• FOR LIBRARIES – No new requirements.• Overall - several existing statutory requirements have

been codified and others have been clarified.

Source: USAC, The E-Rate Program, CIPA Update, Fall 2011 Applicant Trainings

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Recap of USAC’s Continuing CIPA Requirements

1. Internet safety policy2. Technology protection measure (filter)3. Public notice of – and public meeting or hearing on –

the Internet safety policy

For a detailed discussion of CIPA requirements:Children’s Internet Protection Act website guidanceForm 486 InstructionsForm 479 Instructions

Source: USAC, The E-Rate Program, CIPA Update, Fall 2011 Applicant Trainings

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http://www.usac.org/sl/applicants/step10/cipa.aspx

http://www.usac.org/_res/documents/sl/pdf/486i.pdf

http://www.usac.org/_res/documents/sl/pdf/479i.pdf


Ed Tech Plan: Long Form vs. E-Rate

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Ed Tech Plan:Long Form vs. E-Rate

Long Form (formerly EETT)

• For districts who receive K12 Voucher funds

• Meets Ed Code • Meets E-Rate

requirement• The unknown $$ factor:

– Reinstated EETT funding– New state or federal

funding• Meets Best Practices

E-Rate

• For districts who receive K12 Voucher funds

• Meets Ed Code • Meets E-Rate

requirement

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Ed Tech Plan:Long Form vs. E-Rate Criteria

Long Form (formerly EETT )• Plan Duration

• Stakeholders

• Curriculum

• Professional Development

• Infrastructure, Hardware,

Software, Technical Support

• Funding and Budget

• Monitoring and Evaluation

• Adult Literacy

• Research

E-Rate• Plan Duration

• Curriculum

• Professional

Development

• Infrastructure, Hardware,

Software, Technical

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• Monitoring and Evaluation20


Tips for a Successful Plan

Well Written Plan– Addresses CCSS & SBAC

– Writes to Example of Adequately

Addressed column of Appendix C

– Uses tables or other consistent format

for goals, objectives, and benchmarks

– Contains a concise narrative before

each goal

– Has measurable objectives and

benchmarks that cover each year of

plan for each goal

– Answers the question, “ What do we

have to do to make this goal

(objective) happen?”

– Includes well developed

implementation plan and evaluation

component

– Refers to E-Rate throughout the plan

as appropriate

Poorly Written Plan– Does not mention CCSS or SBAC

– Falls into Example of Not Adequately

Addressed Colum of Appendix C

– Sections are missing, randomly

written, or appear out of order

– Has too much information

– Contains unrealistic goals or

objectives that are not measurable

or do not cover the entire period of

plan

– TPA/Reader B cannot easily

understand how goals will be met

– Includes a plan “to plan”

– Never mentions E-Rate services

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CDE Plan Approval Process

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CDE Plan Approval Process

• Districts will submit plans to local COEs.

• Plans will be uploaded to CDE’s Ed Tech Plan Review Site (ETPRS).

• For E-Rate Only Plans, CDE will randomly assign plans to TPAs.

• TPA’s will login to ETPRS @ http://inet2.cde.ca.gov/etprs/asp/ETPRSlogon.asp and approve plans.

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http://inet2.cde.ca.gov/etprs/asp/ETPRSlogon.asp

http://inet2.cde.ca.gov/etprs/asp/ETPRSlogon.asp


CDE Plan Approval Letter

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Plan Submission Dates

• Cycle A: November 30, 2012• Cycle B: May 31, 2013

Plans may be submitted for approval at any time,

but no later than May 31, 2013.

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CDE Official Forms & Required Elements

• TPA Conflict-of-Interest Disclaimer• E-Rate Plan Required Elements• Tech Plan Checklist

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TPA Conflict-of-Interest Disclaimer

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CDE Tech Plan ChecklistComplete form while reviewing plan. If plan is missing criteria needed for approval, send copy of form with comments to district.

Upon approval, send other required documents.

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E-Rate Plan Required Elements

1. Educational Goals & Strategy

2. Professional Development Strategy

3. Technology Infrastructure Assessment

4. Tech Plan Monitoring & Evaluation

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Required Element #1:Educational Goals & Strategy

The plan must establish clear goals and realistic strategy for using telecommunications and information technology to improve education services.

Guiding Questions:

1a. Does the plan contain goals for using telecommunications technology to improve education services?

1b. Do the goals identify benchmarks or improvement for the students and/or teachers from the use of this telecommunications technology?

1c. Does the plan identify strategies to reach the goals?

1d. Do the goals contain specific telecommunication and information technologies (e.g., cell phones, internet access, etc.)?

1e. Does the plan contain goals/strategies for CIPA compliance? (new language August 2012)

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Required Element #2:Professional Development Strategy

The Plan must have a professional development strategy to ensure that staff understands how to use these new technologies to improve education services.

Guiding Questions:

2a. Does the plan describe specific professional development services or methods (in-service training, outside seminars, etc.) that will be used to ensure that staff understands all CIPA requirements (new language August 2012), and is ready to use and maintain telecommunications and information technologies?

2b. Does the plan identify a person(s) or group in charge of implementing the professional development activities within the organization?

2c. Does the plan describe how staff participation will be documented?

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Required Element #3:Technology Infrastructure Assessment

The Plan must include an assessment of the telecommunication services, hardware, software, and other services that will be needed to improve education services.

Guiding Questions:

3a. Does the plan describe the existing telecommunications and information technology hardware (e.g. telephone system, computer hardware), software, and internet access, etc.?

3b. Does the plan describe new technology needed over the course of the three year plan duration (e.g., adding a firewall or replacing servers; upgrades to the telephone system; adding network switches; adding cable drops; installing new networks; or adding new classrooms or schools)?

3c. Does the plan describe the telecommunications and information technology support and maintenance required for existing and planned equipment?

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Required Element #4:Tech Plan Monitoring & Evaluation

The plan must include an evaluation process that enables the school to monitor progress toward the specific goals and make mid-course corrections in response to new developments and opportunities as they arise.

Guiding Questions:

4a. Does the plan state how frequently it will be evaluated and identify the name(s) and title(s) of the person(s) responsible? (Best practice: review annually)

4b. Does the plan describe how progress towards the goals and objectives will be monitored or measured?

4c. Does the plan describe how mid-course corrections will be made in response to new developments and opportunities?

4e. Does the plan describe how the evaluation process will be documented?

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CTAP Tech Plan Builder

www.myctap.org

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http://www.myctap.org/



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Next Steps for TPAs

• Once TPA has completing this training, CDE will receive notification, and will email TPA asking for:– TPA Resume; and– TPA Signed Conflict of Interest Disclosure.

• Once CDE has received the above information, they will provide TPA with ETPRS login.

• If TPA does not receive an email from CDE with two weeks of course completion, please contact Doris Stephen at CDE at [email protected]

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mailto:[email protected]


Thank you!

Doris Stephen [email protected]

916-324-9943

These materials were produced in cooperation with CTAP.

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