ERIC Number: EJ709544
Record Type: Journal
Publication Date: 2005-Jan
Pages: 1
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Read Any Good Technology Policies Lately?
Mills, Lane B.
School Administrator, v62 n1 p8 Jan 2005
Lane Mills, assistant superintendent for accountability and technology for Wilson County Schools, in North Carolina, describes the process of reviewing and updating technology policies in her home school district. While technology policies and procedures should be tailored to each district's needs and level of technology use, some basic policies ought to be in place in every school district. These deal with the acceptable use of technology in school and for school-related purposes, security of technology and publication of content on a school or district website. Because of their all-encompassing nature, frequent review of the scope and parameters of the acceptable use policy is needed as technology and its application changes in each district. As district websites are used more commonly to publish information and to communicate with outsiders, updated policies in support of this area of technology are more important than ever.
Descriptors: Educational Technology, School Districts, Web Sites, Educational Policy, Superintendents, Computer Security
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Language: English
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