Brandywine School District
Instructional Technology Leaders Summer Training


What is an Instructional Technology Leader?
What is an Instructional Technology Lead Teacher?

The IT Lead Teacher guides and supports teachers in the integration of technology for classroom instruction.

What is the purpose of an Instructional Technology Lead Teacher?
The purpose of the IT Lead Teacher is to increase the number and frequency of teachers who effectively use technology as both an instructional and productivity tool.
What can an Instructional Technology Lead Teacher do?

In an effort to support teachers, the IT Lead Teacher can do the following:

  • Coordinate building level planning, implementation, and staff development of curriculum integration of technology consistent with district direction
  • Coordinate and conduct staff development in instructional technology for the school
  • Locate and share resources and information relating to instructional technology with the school and district
  • Assist classroom teachers in using and integrating technology into the curriculum
  • Become an instructional technology "expert" in a particular content area
  • Collaborate with the school Technology Representative and Librarian to provide instructional technology support for school
  • Other duties as needed by the school and teachers
How is an Instructional Technology Lead Teacher supported?

The IT Lead Teacher is being supported by the district & other resources in several ways:

  • Summer workshop to work with other IT Lead Teachers and district resources to collaborate and hone skills
  • Monthly meetings to share information and strategies with other IT Lead Teachers and district resources
  • Contracting with Tech Connections (Amy Gordon) and the University of Delaware's Office of Educational Technology (Pat Sine) to provide support, which include the following:
    • Support of IT Lead Teachers through meetings, listserv and web pages
    • Seminars & workshops (full-day, half-day, ongoing)
    • Opportunities to participate in workshops/classes outside of the district (e.g. Tech Connections, U of D, etc.)
    • In-class mentoring or modeling
    • Lesson or unit plan reviews
    • Cyber Cafes (short sessions to expose teachers to technology)
    • Administrator training
    • Other services as needed by the school and teachers
Who are the Instructional Technology Lead Teachers?
Review the list.
Who can the Instructional Technology Lead Teachers contact for support?

Please send any comments to sine@udel.edu
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