PROJECT GOAL 1: Students enhance their knowledge of reading,
math, and science through 21st Century Context and the use of 21st
Century Learning Tools*.
Is student academic achievement improving where technology is
being used effectively?
Indicator: Evidence of increased academic achievement strongly
correlated to type of technology-based learning intervention
- Identified academic standard/skill targeted in
technology-supported intervention
- Type of documented intervention with technology (LoTi Level,
HOTS levels observed in classrooms, lesson plans, etc.)
- Levels of student performances on local assessments of academic
standards
Are students using 21st century tools where technology is being
used effectively?
Indicator: Evidence of student technology proficiency with 21st
Century Learning Tools* (required grant technologies)
- 21st Century Skills Checklist
Are students acquiring 21st Century Skills* where technology is
being used effectively?
Indicator: Evidence of student proficiency with 21st Century
skills
PROJECT GOAL 2: Teachers improve their technology skills and
use those improved skills to integrate technology across content
areas at increasingly advanced levels of integration.
Are educators skilled in designing standards-based curriculum
that maximizes the impact technology has on learning?
Indicator: Evidence of project teachers integrating technology at
increasingly advanced levels of integration
- Project Teacher LoTi scores or scores from other
self-assessment surveys.
Indicator: Evidence of effective projects/lessons
- Lesson Plans (posted on TRC Website)
- Descriptions of student projects/student artifacts that support
it (posted on TRC Website)
- Teacher reflection (team blog),
*Note: Program Evaluation data will provide information on teacher
technology skills
PROJECT GOAL 3: TRC Project supports grantees’ movement toward
a self-sustaining technology rich learning environment.
- No Local Evaluation Requirement
PROJECT GOAL 4: School Leaders are engaged in the support of
TRC Classrooms, TRC Schools and the TRC Project.
Are administrators leading the school/district toward more
effective uses of technology in teaching, learning and
managing?
Indicator: Evidence of existing district/school initiatives in
support of the TRC Project
- Professional Learning Communities
- Mentoring Programs
- Technology Training Programs
- Project-Based Learning initiatives
- 21st Century Skills efforts
- Content Related initiatives
Indicator: Evidence of Building-Level support of the TRC
Project
- Classroom Observations
- Participation in regular TRC meetings/planning
- Providing staff updates for all school staff to understand the
project
- Supporting Peer observations, providing common plan time,
reference visits to other TRC schools, etc.
Indicator: Evidence of school and district support of the TRC
Project
- Leadership activities and training that supports the project
such as: KalTech, Intel Leadership Forum, Superintendent Councils,
etc.
- District/School Leaders showing support and encouragement of
TRC Project by: Hosting “Showcase” Visits, Presentations (local
schools, district, community, conferences, etc.), Opportunities for
project teachers to collaborate/share with other district
schools/teachers, Administrative updates, Board of Education
updates, Press releases for events/activities