Published: 24 June 2024
Summary
K-12 education is addressing challenges of resources and learning gaps by adapting its pedagogical and technological approaches. This research provides K-12 CIOs with insights from case studies on innovative strategies to ensure institutional efficiency and individual readiness with technology.
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Key Findings
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The need for efficiency is driving K-12 organizations to innovate with technology to build a strong foundation of institutional capabilities.
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School systems are focusing on individual readiness with digital technology, of both students and staff, to increase technology adoption and improve student outcomes.
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Universal design, collaborative problem solving, design thinking, and accessibility are instrumental in fostering innovation and creativity in the use of learning technologies and facilitating individual readiness of the workforce.
Recommendations
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Select use cases for process automation by partnering with a vendor for not only appropriate technology solutions but also for training and project management.
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Prioritize individual readiness and engagement
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