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New York CTO ClinicTM Produced by CoSN and the New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education (NYSCATE) Friday, April 24, 2015 Huntington Hilton 598 Broad Hollow Road Melville, NY 11747

Consortium for School Networking | 1025 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 1010, Washington DC 20005 Phone: 202-861-2676 | Fax: 202-393-2011 | info@cosn.org | www.cosn.org

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Welcome!

The New York State Association for Computers and Technology in Education (NYSCATE) welcomes you to our second New York CTO Clinic, co-sponsored by the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN). This clinic and the time you will spend with your peers will help you develop your capacity to lead technology initiatives with long-term, big-picture perspectives. You will gain leadership ideas to take back to your district that will help shape technology innovation and contribute to meeting your district’s goals. Our clinic opens with a welcome message from Dr. Amy Perry-DelCorvo, CEO and Executive Director of NYSCATE, along with Bill Reynolds, NYSCATE President, followed by an opening keynote by Dr. Mark Edwards. In between our exceptional breakout sessions, Dr. Sheryl Abshire will be joining us from Lake Charles, Louisiana, along with Kathleen Moorehead from the New York State Education Department. Rounding out the phenomenal slate of speakers is a cadre of outstanding New York State educational leaders that will be presenting on various topics throughout the day. This opportunity would not be possible without the support from a great group of sponsors. Be sure to meet with the K-12 technology sponsors who will be here at the clinic exhibiting their latest, cutting-edge products and services. We encourage you to share your needs and discuss the challenges you see in your district with our sponsors. They may have just the right product or service to help you plan strategically. We trust you will find this day filled with opportunities to learn and expand your leadership. Again, welcome to the 2015 New York CTO ClinicTM!

Dr. Amy Perry-DelCorvo

CEO/Executive Director

NYSCATE

Keith Krueger

CEO, CoSN

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Organization

Founded in 1992, the Consortium for School Networking (CoSN) is the premier professional association for school district technology leaders. CoSN is committed to providing the leadership, community and advocacy tools essential for the success of these leaders. CoSN is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization headquartered in downtown Washington, D.C.

Mission Empowering educational leaders to leverage technology to realize engaging learning environments.

Core Beliefs The primary challenge we face in using technology effectively is human. Technology is a critical tool to personalize learning. Equitable and ubiquitous access to technology is a necessity. The effective use of technology for transformation of learning cannot occur without

strong leadership and vision. Technological fluency allows children to be prepared for the world of today and tomorrow. Technology enables innovation in our educational systems, which results in greater efficiencies

and productivity. Global connections are vital to transforming the education process and improving learning.

CoSN Team

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Mission NYSCATE is an organization of dedicated

technology using educators, committed to transforming teaching and learning, in order to

provide our children with an education that

prepares them to live satisfying and productive lives.

What is NYSCATE? NYSCATE (The New York State Association for Computers and Technologies in Education) is a

non-profit professional organization representing more than 10,000 technology using educators and

administrators in New York State. NYSCATE is an affiliate of the International Society for

Technology in Education (ISTE), and cooperates with such partners as the New York State Education

Department, state and national educational organizations, private sector corporations, and publishers to further the use of technology in our schools. NYSCATE is involved in helping define statewide policy

regarding the use of technologies in education. Please read the President's Welcome message to learn more.

Who is NYSCATE? NYSCATE has drawn strength and support from its talented and diverse membership since 1965. With a current membership of over 10,000 members, all regions of the state are represented in our community

of teachers, administrators, school board members, parents, consultants, and business people.

Executive Officers Directors

Bill Reynolds - President Director North County Dolgeville CSD

Michelle Okal-Frink At Large Director Erie 1 BOCES

Terri D. Wallace - Past President Director Western NY Genesee Valley Educational Partnership

Celine Azoulay Director NYC NYC Board of Education

Martie Dixon - President Elect Director At Large Erie Community College

Carmelita Seitz Director at Large Erie 1 BOCES

Paul Rubeo - Vice President Director Hudson Valley NY Wappingers Schools

Amy Spath Director at Large Central New York Regional Information Center

Tricia Interrante - Treasurer Director Long Island NY William Floyd UFSD

Mike Sylofski Director Capital District NY NERIC / Capital Region BOCES

Jen Laubscher - Co Secretary Director Central NY Oswego County BOCES

Richard Hughes At Large Director Central Valley CSD

Winnie Bracco - Co Secretary Director NYC NYC Board of Education

Sal DeAngelo At Large Director Bethlehem CSD

Dr. Amy Perry-DelCorvo CEO/Executive Director, NYSCATE

Dustin Andrus Director Southern Tier Broome Tioga BOCES

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CoSN’s Framework of Essential Skills of the K-12 CTO The Framework of Essential Skills of the K-12 CTO is comprised of three primary professional categories that sum up the work you do in the education technology field. These categories encompass 10 specific skill areas which outline the responsibilities and knowledge needed to be a viable educational technology leader. The Framework is the body of knowledge upon which CoSN’s CETL exam is based and is the guide to everything a successful CTO needs to know and do. All of CoSN's professional resources are based on the Framework. The Framework contains 10 specific skill areas within 3 primary professional categories:

Download the full Framework of Essential Skills of the K-12 CTO at cosn.org/framework. Look for the icon next to each session in this program to identify the skill area.

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Agenda

Friday, April 24, 2015

7:30 - 8:30 Registration Salon C&D Foyer

8:30 - 8:45 Welcome and Introductions Salon C&D

Dr. Amy Perry-DelCorvo, CEO/Executive Director, NYSCATE

8:45 - 9:45 Keynote: Dr. Mark Edwards Salon C&D

Mark Edwards, Ed.D., is considered a pioneer of 1:1 computing in public schools. He currently serves as superintendent of the Mooresville Graded School District (MGSD) in Mooresville, NC,

and was named 2013 National Superintendent of the Year by the American Association of School Administrators. Previously, Dr. Edwards was superintendent of the Danville and

Henrico, VA school districts. He was named 2013 North Carolina Superintendent of the Year, 2003 Harold W. McGraw Prize in Education recipient, 2001 Virginia Superintendent of the

Year, and 2002 eSchool News Magazine’s Tech Savvy Superintendent. He has also served as

the Dean of the University of Northern Alabama's College of Education. He is the author of Every Child, Every Day: A Digital Conversion Model for Student Achievement.

9:45 - 10:00 Break with Exhibitors Salon C&D

10:00 - 10:45 SmartSchools – Now What? Salon C&D Representatives from the State Education Department and the Governor’s office will discuss

the latest plans for the Smart Schools Bond Funds as well as the changes in the district technology plans.

Kathleen Moorhead, NYSED David Salway, Director of the Broadband Program Office, NYS

10:45 - 11:15 Break with Exhibitors Salon C&D

11:15 - 12:15 What Does a Superintendent Want? The Changing Role of the CTO Salon C&D Michael Nagler, Ed.D., Superintendent of Schools, Mineola UFSD Marc Licht, Director of Technology, Hauppauge UFSD Dr. David Bennardo, South Huntington Schools Dr. Jared Bloom, Assistant Superintendent for Instruction and Curriculum, South Huntington Schools Richard Hughes, Superintendent, Central Valley CSD

Tricia Interrante, Coordinator of Instructional Technology, William Floyd CSD

12:15 - 1:00 Lunch Salon C&D

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Agenda

Friday, April 24, 2015 ~ continued

1:00 - 1:30 Sponsor Session: iboss Mattituck Why EDU Should Defend Against Data Loss: Protecting School Networks from

Advanced Threats and Data Loss The need for K-12 schools to protect against data loss has never been more important.

Increasingly, schools hold a wealth of sensitive information on students, teachers, and staff

that if exposed can cause lasting damage. Regulatory legislation such as CIPA, HIPAA, and others have been expanded, requiring schools to be more vigilant in protecting sensitive data

or risk costly compliance violations. The loss of personal student data can cause damage that follows K-12 students into adulthood. Unfortunately, many school Web filters are not equipped

to meet the challenges of the modern threat landscape. As data theft exploits become more sophisticated, schools must ensure they have the technology needed to stop them.

In this session, you will learn:

The importance of protecting sensitive data on school networks

Why visibility over the full Web stream is critical

How behavioral anomaly baselining can protect against data loss

The critical “Must-Haves” to ensure data security in your school

Mark Ward, Director of Sales, iBoss

Sponsor Session: Identity Automation Hargrave

Doing More with Less: IDM in EDU A growing user population, a growing inventory of resources, a growing demand for service

levels...the only things not growing are your budget and staff. How can you meet the demand coming down the pipe, and what is your plan for managing it? Learn how Identity

Management can give you the flexibility to do more with the resources you have today.

Tim Till, Sales Manager, Identity Automation

Sponsor Session: Juniper Networks Eisenhower Protecting School Districts in the Age of Digital Learning with Next Generation

Firewall

Digital learning is poised to transform K-12 Education by enhancing student engagement and improving student outcomes. This will drive significant data traffic growth from digital content,

education applications, online assessments, virtual and blended learning to name a few. In turn, school districts need more control over the applications and traffic on their networks to

simultaneously protect their assets against attacks and manage bandwidth usage. Digital

learning is pushing school districts to seek out efficient security solutions that offer better protection and more control over their environment. This is where Next Generation Firewalls

(NGFWs) can help. In this presentation, attendees will learn how NGFWs can: Control what applications are allowed on school networks, and how to restrict

those that are not.

Make sure network traffic is prioritizing school district-critical operations.

Provide content and web filtering to support CIPA compliance.

Provide stronger security without compromising the school district’s operational

efficiency

Greg Olivieri, Senior Systems Engineer, Juniper Networks

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Friday, April 24, 2015 ~ continued

1:00 - 1:30 Sponsor Session: Kajeet, Inc. Banfi Kajeet Education Broadband Kajeet, the only wireless service provider dedicated solely to providing safe, mobile

connectivity for students, is bridging the digital divide in school districts across the country. Kajeet provides a safe, affordable mobile broadband solution that connects economically

disadvantaged students to the resources they need to complete required assignments and

projects outside of school. The Kajeet SmartSpot®, a portable Mi-Fi hotspot, combined with the innovative Sentinel® cloud portal, enables administrators and teachers to provide CIPA-

compliant, customizable filtered Internet access that keeps students focused on school work and without worry of data abuse.

Charles Askew, Regional Director, Kajeet, Inc.

1:35 - 2:05 Sponsor Session: Lightspeed Systems Mattiuck

Messy or Managed? Tips for Getting a Handle on Your District’s Devices YouTube, Google, SSL, state testing, proxies, authentication… The promise of mobile devices

for learning is high, but the challenges can be, too. Lightspeed Systems can help—with solutions to filter device access on and off campus, monitor student activity, control devices

policies, push apps, and a lot more. And since these devices are being used in the classroom,

a Teacher Dashboard lets IT manage district policies while teachers can easily manage classroom use. Whether you’re 1:1 or BYOD, iOS or Chromebook or Windows or Android, or

some mix of it all, we’ll share tips and tools for getting your mobile learning program managed.

Katie Camp, Events Coordinator, Lightspeed Systems

Sponsor Session: Microsoft Hargrave

Microsoft Office365 Securely Delivers to the Classroom Get a first-hand look at the fast and fluid experience of Office 365 and the new Office 365

ProPlus Student Advantage delivered securely across a variety of devices, including tablets, iPads, PCs, and smartphones. Educators can personalize learning with Microsoft’s tools,

addressing a variety of learning styles. In fact, learning is interactive and engaging with Office

365. For example, students can use an online whiteboard, unavailable with other platforms, to share ideas with others. Learn how Office 365 helps teachers also prepare students for the

workforce, building skills in using familiar Office tools, in ways people work today. Bill Kilcullen, Public Sector Education Solutions, Microsoft Marissa Waddell, Education Solutions Specialist - Devices, Microsoft

Sponsor Session: Neverware Eisenhower

Are You Ready for CloudReady? In 2014, districts purchased more Chromebooks than all other computing devices combined,

but what happens to the install base of computers that are already in schools? Districts have spent years building up their computer inventory, not to mention hundreds of thousands of

dollars out already tight budgets. This intersection between innovation and access is one that

Neverware is committed to supporting. Challenge identified! Challenge Accepted! Using Google’s open source operating system Chromium, Neverware designed CloudReady.

CloudReady is a full operating system that effectively makes a computer run like a Chromebook. It can be managed under the Google Admin console, side-by-side with

Chromebooks, and delivers a seamless user experience. Join us to talk about how your

district can gain all the benefits of affordability, security, and streamlined management without the burden of buying all new computers.

Jake Shea, Head Account Executive, Neverware

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Friday, April 24, 2015 ~ continued

1:35 - 2:05 Sponsor Session: SchoolDude Banfi

Unifying Departments: Strategies and Tools for Running a Well-Oiled Machine How do we ensure our schools are organized to achieve maximum effectiveness? Are

standards in place that guide our various departments, or is it left up to the departments to figure out how to deliver their services? Discover strategies and tools designed to optimize

efficiency and effectiveness across all departments.

Brian Cruz, Client Success Manager, SchoolDude

2:15 - 3:00 Protecting Privacy in Connected Learning Salon C&D Students and teachers are benefiting from exciting new mobile and cloud technologies. With

these new possibilities, however, come challenges. As schools turn to cloud services for applications, content, data analytics, and online assessment, protecting the privacy of student

data becomes even more challenging in a complex, shifting policy landscape. Educators,

parents, and companies must work collaboratively to assure that learning is not stifled, but privacy is assured.

Dr. Sheryl Abshire, Chief Technology Officer, Calcasieu Parish Public Schools

3:00 - 3:30 Q & A with Panel on Data Privacy & Cyber Security Issues Salon C&D

3:30 Door Prize Drawing Salon C&D

Clinic Wrap Up/Next Steps

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Sponsors

Tier 1

iBoss.com

iboss Cybersecurity defends today’s borderless networks against advanced threats and data exfiltration with innovative Web Security, Mobile Security and FireSphere™ Advanced APT Defense. Unlike legacy technology focused solely on keeping malware out, iboss offers a balanced approach with equal emphasis on prevention, detection and containment to reduce loss from data breaches. Backed by patented technology and unparalleled visibility across all inbound/outbound data channels, iboss smart defense provides security weapons that reveal blind spots, detect breaches and minimize the consequences of data exfiltration. Leveraging leading threat protection and unsurpassed usability, iboss is trusted by thousands of organizations and millions of users. Visit www.iboss.com

identityautomation.com

Identity Automation is a leading provider of scalable Identity Management software to education. Its solution, RapidIdentity, helps educational organizations quickly build streamlined security foundations, whether deployed on premises or in the cloud. RapidIdentity's architecture uniquely supports fast deployments at any scale, contributing to rapid returns and lower total costs of ownership.

Juniper.net

Juniper Networks delivers innovation across routing, switching and security. From the network core down to consumer devices, Juniper Networks' innovations in software, silicon and systems transform the experience and economics of networking. Our network-enabled solutions for K-12 Education dramatically increases learning flexibility and

productivity while raising network performance, availability and security that underpin digital learning, critical online assessments and administrative functions. Additional information can be found at www.juniper.net.

Kajeet.com

Kajeet, only wireless service provider dedicated to kids and education, provides mobile Education Broadband™ to connect students who cannot afford Internet connectivity at home. Kajeet partners with more than 50 districts in 22 states to provide safe, filtered broadband Internet access to students with a demonstrated need. The Kajeet SmartSpot® solution, a portable Wi-Fi hotspot, combined with the Innovative Sentinel® cloud portal, enables administrators and teachers to provide CIPA-compliant, customizable filtered Internet access that keeps students focused on school work. Education Broadband is designed to block inappropriate content and minimize non-educational activities that consume bandwidth and drive up costs for the entire system.

lightspeedsystems.com

Lightspeed Systems is committed to helping students do amazing things by enabling safe, mobile, managed learning environments. Completely focused on K-12 education, Lightspeed Systems has created the only school-specific solution with three integrated elements to address IT, educator, administrator and parental concerns. With web filtering, MDM and classroom management tools, Lightspeed Systems helps create mobile learning programs that transform classrooms.

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Sponsors

Microsoft.com/education

Microsoft is working to bring the benefits of technology and technology skills to all. We share the ultimate aim of all stakeholders: to use technology to help improve education and learning, create opportunity, and raise living standards for people around the world. Our commitment therefore, is to the success of each educator and learner. Our mission is to help learners and educators throughout the world realize their full potential. That is why Microsoft partners with education communities around the world to deliver a relevant and effective scalable set of technologies, services and programs that focus the contributions of many on improved learning outcomes for the individual.

Pearson.com

Welcome to Pearson. We have a simple mission: to help people make more of their lives through learning. We are the world's leading learning company, with 40,000 employees in more than 80 countries helping people of all ages to make measurable progress in their lives. We provide a range of education products and services to institutions, governments and direct to individual learners, that help people everywhere aim higher and fulfil their true potential. Our commitment to them requires a holistic approach to education. It begins by using research to understand what sort of learning works best, it continues by bringing together people and organisations to develop ideas, and it comes back round by measuring the outcomes of our products.

SchoolDude.com

SchoolDude develops cloud-based software specifically for educational institutions that helps them better manage their IT, facilities and business operations.

Tier 2

air-watch.com

AirWatch by VMware is the leader in education mobility management, with more than 15,000 global customers. The AirWatch platform includes industry-leading mobile device, email, application, content, and browser management solutions. Organizations can implement these solutions across device types and use cases, including complete EMM for corporate and line of business deployments, and containerized solutions for Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) programs. Acquired by VMware in February 2014, AirWatch is based in Atlanta and can be found online at www.air-watch.com. VMware is headquartered in Silicon Valley and can be found online at www.vmware.com.

CDWG.com/k12

CDW•G is a leading provider of technology and solutions to schools, with a mission of delivering engaging, collaborative and interactive learning environments, while securing networks and optimizing data centers. Our team of dedicated account managers and solution architects can help with assessment and pre-configuration to implementation and ongoing support. CDW•G solution areas include: classroom technology, cloud computing, data center optimization, networking, power and cooling, printers, security, software, storage, total mobility management, unified communications and virtualization. For details, call 800.808.4239 or visit CDWG.com/k12

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Sponsors

Tier 2

google.com/edu

Google for Education Solutions: A solution built for learning and designed for the classroom that includes easy-to-manage, affordable devices like Chromebooks and Android tablets, productivity tools like Google Apps for Education with Classroom, and limitless educational content in Google Play for Education. Together these tools help teachers inspire curiosity, while students learn better together, wherever they are. Classroom: Our newest Google for Education product is a free tool within the Google Apps for Education suite that allows educators to easily create,

review, and organize assignments, as well as communicate directly with students.

hp.com/hpeducation

We make technology work for you. In order to become effective citizens of the 21st century, students need access to educational content, curricula and communities that will prepare them to thrive in today’s global economy. This information—and the people responsible for delivering it—must also be accessible whenever, wherever and however they are needed. HP technology is able to provide all of this on an unrivaled scale by offering end-to-end solutions, while enabling true learning to create meaningful outcomes.

lenovo.com/education

As the world’s #1 PC Maker, Lenovo’s transformational IT solutions help leading schools and universities around the globe build stronger learners, better services, and modernized internal processes and infrastructure. Our commitment to education-built value and reliability helps institutions stretch precious technology dollars while designing future-ready digital districts that drive more successful student outcomes.

Neverware.com

Students deserve cutting edge computing and Neverware is bringing about a revolution in education technology. We enable schools to cost-effectively transform existing PCs into much-needed, high-performing

machines for the 21st century classroom. We design, build, deploy and support innovative solutions that help schools get the most out of their investments in technology and IT resources. Whether the environment is Windows or Chrome, we have the most affordable, efficient solution for schools. Neverware is headquartered in New York City and staffed by the best thinkers, doers, engineers, and education experts in the industry.

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Sponsors

Tier 2

prometheanplanet.com

Promethean is a global education technology leader that partners with schools and teachers to create dynamic learning environments that motivate students to learn. We believe that education technology solutions must enhance four critical capabilities for schools, teachers and students – engagement, personalization, collaboration, and feedback. We accomplish these through award-winning products and services that comprise the new Promethean ActivClassroom. Students engage with interactive, multimedia lessons through ClassFlow, our comprehensive instructional delivery system. ClassFlow provides teachers with real-time feedback on each student’s progress in the moment of learning while supporting administrators in making data-driven decision on curriculum, usage and

student progress against standards. At the front of the classroom, Promethean’s multi-user digital displays facilitate collaboration and active, engaging learning experiences.

sprint.com/k12

Sprint offers a comprehensive range of wireless and wireline communications services bringing the freedom of mobility to consumers and businesses. At Sprint, we strive to connect people to what they want – and dream of. School districts are constantly searching for business solution providers who can handle their demanding and distributed environments. By choosing Sprint, you get a complete package of tailored solutions and innovations from a company with a strong history of supporting K-12 education.

Tools4Ever.com

Tools4ever distinguishes itself through a no nonsense approach and a low Total Cost of Ownership. In contrast to comparable Identity Management solutions, Tools4ever delivers a complete solution in just weeks rather than months or years. Thanks to this approach, Tools4ever is one of the largest vendors in IAM with more than 5 million managed user accounts. Tools4ever delivers a variety of software products and integrated consultancy services covering Identity Management and Access Management, such as User Provisioning, Password Management, and SSO.

wca.com

Founded in 1979 by and for Educators, Whalley Computer Associates (WCA) is an exceptional technology sales and service organization that partners with educational institutions to reduce their costs and enrich the student, faculty and staff’s learning environment while enhancing student performance through technology. We accomplish this by providing unbiased presales consultation, exceptional pricing, outstanding deployment and maintenance services from a local company that cares. WCA has been a leader in the IT industry for over thirty years, is ranked in the largest one percent of all solution Providers in North America and has been recognized for providing World Class service by all of the leading computer manufacturers.

WorthAveGroup.com

Choosing a group insurance plan to endorse requires careful research and sound decision-making principles. For starters, you entrust students, teachers, administrators and staff, with valuable school property which is why you need a company that exclusively safeguards school’s needs. Worth Ave. Group, offers insurance policies that are the perfect option for K-12 schools wanting to insure valuable electronic devices like laptops, iPads and more. K-12 School’s First Choice for Electronic Device Insurance.

NEW ONLINE COURSE

Transition to the Role of 21st Century District Education Technology Leader

A 15-Module Online Course to Help Define New Vision and Equip Technology Leaders for the Future

What you can expect: Learn how to understand the

educational environment.

Know how technology enhances the student’s educational experience

Understand how to play an active role in long-term strategic and operational goals

Who should take this course: Technical executives

Business executives

Those looking to understand the “business of education”

Course timing & availability: This is an online and self-paced course. You may cover material in as little or as much time as you choose. Initial course will launch in April.

Instructor: This course is intended for self-directed study. It can also be used for collaborative study with two or more people.

Are you a business leader who wants to get into the “business of education?”

Are you a savvy tech who wants to learn more about K-12 education?

CoSN has a new professional advancement opportunity just for you!

CoSN’s new course, Transition to the Role of 21st Century District Education Technology Leader, is designed for technical or business executives considering a CTO position in a K-12 school district. The course will provide the information needed to improve your understanding of the K-12 education landscape. District technology leaders come from varied career paths—some from instruction, some from the technical side, and others from the business community. This course empowers them with the range of skills and abilities needed to be educational leaders—not just technology leaders—who provide the vision for the role technology can play in innovation.

This 15-module course targets the skill areas in CoSN's Framework of Essential Skills of the K-12 CTO that address the business of education and the goal of improved learning for 21st century learners.

Key education topics include: The Evolving Role of the K-12 CTO

21st Century Learning Environments

Change Process Management

Education Funding and Public School Budgeting

Privacy and Security of the Learning Environment

Meaningful Professional Development

Curriculum Standards and Best Practices

Data-Driven Decision Making for Continuous Improvement and Increased Student Achievement

FIND OUT MORE: http://cosn.org/onlinecourses

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