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An Overview of the Process
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Nebraska’s Statewide Professional Development Institute
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What is the Learning Web Project?
What is the Learning Web Project?
Teams of teachers Year-long action plans for technology
integration Meets national staff development
standards Meets school improvement goals Supports Marzano’s instructional
strategies
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NSDC Standards for Staff Development
NSDC Standards for Staff Development
Learning Communities– Ongoing teams committed to school & district goals
Leadership– One district team leader per team suggested
Resources– Training, substitutes, stipends, technology
Design– Appropriate learning strategies
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Learning Web ParticipantsLearning Web Participants
Team– 5 educators, including administrator
Facilitator Educational Service Unit
– (19 ESUs in Nebraska)
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ESU ResourcesESU Resources
Facilitator Additional training as needed Experts for support of new technologies Regional sites for summer institute
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School District ResourcesSchool District Resources
Depending on the project, could include– Software– Hardware (usually existing hardware)– Time– Staff Development– Classroom Support for the Project
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Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Exploration (phase 1)– Teams attend the NETA spring conference– Orientation & planning– Attend sessions– Debrief & draft goals
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Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Intense study and planning (phase 2)– Two-day summer institute
• Day one: Review Marzano strategies
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Incorporating Marzano’s Instructional Strategies
Incorporating Marzano’s Instructional Strategies
Site built collaboratively by ESU Trainers– Examples of technology to support each
strategy http://tlw.k12.ne.us/
– Instructional Strategies link
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Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Intense Study and Planning (phase 2 continued)• Day two: Develop action plan & timeline
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Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Implementation (phase 3)– First semester
• additional training• collecting or creating resources
– Second semester• implementation in the
classroom
Twin River students create ePortfolios for writing
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Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Implementation (phase 3 continued)
Pound Middle School—Lincoln PS, holds all-school tech fairTLW 2008
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Final sharing– NETA conference gallery session or
60-minute demonstration/lecture
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Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Learning Web Model’s Four Phases
Final sharing– Input project to Learning Web online
database– New Learning Web teams
(exploration phase) view projects
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Timeline and PhasesTimeline and Phases
AprilMay
June
July
August
September
OctoberNovember
December
January
February
March
Statewide Learning Web
Cycle
NETA 2008 ExplorationNETA 2009 Sharing
After NETA 2008: Organization & planning phase
June: 2-day LW Institutes at ESUs (regional)
August–November: Training, creating & gathering resources
September through February: Implementation & NETA presentation submissions due
March/April: Project included in TLW Database & Prep for NETA Presentation
November/DecemberNETA 2009 Presentation submitted
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Sharing SuccessSharing Success
Online database of projects– http://tlw.k12.ne.us/
• Click TLW Project Database• Search by strategy, curriculum, grade level, etc.
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Ongoing BenefitsOngoing Benefits
Sustainability– Projects that schools continue to use in curriculum
Relationships– Within team– With other teams– With ESU
True Integration Change in attitudes
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