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8th Grade Technology Reporting Details

Learning.com will generate school, district, and state reports of eighth grade TechLiteracy Assessment results within days of taking the assessment. RIDE will report state data to the federal government at the end of each school year. (Beginning 2008/09)  Test Administrators can show reports at the district, school, class or student level for evidence of accountability to technology mandates or to drive informed instructional decisions. 

• Technology Literacy Assessment State Results - 2008/09
• Technology Literacy Assessment State Results - 2009/10
• Technology Literacy Assessment State Results - 2010/11

Other Reporting Details

A portion of reporting will take place within e-RIDE's "Instructional Technology Data Collection Area" according to the schedule below.  Training for personnel responsible for reporting will occur at the Data Manager Meeting on October 9, 2008.

• School Computer Count and Internet Access - Beginning of each school year
  (Beginning 2008/09)
• Personnel Skilled in Technology - End of each school year
  (Beginning 2009/10)
• Integrated Technology Status - End of each school year
  (Beginning 2009/10)

In addition to the reporting from Learning.com and within e-RIDE, LEAs must amend and augment their Technology Plan in the next annual revision cycle to include:

• Plans for assessing both students and personnel. (Technology assessment is already a required component in Technology Plans. For most LEAs, this will require modifications to meet the federal guidelines. This is an opportunity for those where Technology Assessments are not included to meet both requirements.)
• Plans for the full integration of technology into curriculum, instruction and professional development.