NCLB+Administrator+Report



==== All campus administrators must complete Section 1 and Section 3--IGNORE SECTION 2; it will be completed by the District--of the NCLB Administrator Technology Reporting System. The information gathered annually is used to gauge the progress in integrating technology into teaching and learning. View the [|Weekly Memo] to all SAISD Administrators. ====

The NCLB Administrator Technology Reporting System can be found at [|**http://starchart.esc12.net/**]

__**DUE: FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 2011**__

**Monitor your campus progress:** [|NCLB Section 1 and 3 Submission] // Report Date: June 6, 2011 2:43pm // // (For assistance, contact the Office of Instructional Technology and Learning Services at 527-1400 from 8:00-4:30) //


 * Steps for Completing the NCLB Administrator Technology Reporting System: **

Step 1 – Read [|NCLB Requirements Overview]

Step 2 – [|Login]
 * Forgot your Password? [|Click here] [[image:http://saisdcruise.pbworks.com/f/pdf_icon.gif]]

Step 3 - Complete Section 1
 * [|Step by Step Instructions for Completing Section 1] [[image:http://saisdcruise.pbworks.com/f/pdf_icon.gif]]


 * General Guidelines for Age and Location of Computers and Other Devices **

//Locations:// Classroom, Library Media, Stationary Lab, Mobile Lab, Other (Computers used for instructional use)

//Age//: Computers 0-4.9 years old Computers 5 years or older

**Definitions** //1. Computers// Computers should be able to: access the Internet and support the use of basic word processing, spreadsheet, multimedia presentation and database software. Computers include Desktops, Laptops, and Tablet PC's

//2. Netbooks (Mini Computers)// Netbooks (also called mini computers or ultraportables) are small, light and inexpensive laptop computers suited for general computing and accessing web-based applications. Screen sizes are generally less than 10" diagonally.

//3. Think Client// A thin client is a client computer or client software in client-server architecture networks, which depends primarily on the central server for processing activities.

//4. Tablet Devices// Devices that are not laptops or pocket-sized and are primarily used for accessing multimedia content and have the option to access the Internet (ex. iPad).

//5. eBook Tools// Devices that are not laptops or pocket-sized and are used primarily for reading, accessing multimedia content, and may have the option to access the Internet (ex. Kindle, Nook).

//6. Internet Mobile Devices// Mobile devices that are pocket-sized, typically having a display screen with touch input, miniature keyboard, or other use interface and are able to access the Internet (ex. Palm Pilot)

//7. Portable Media Players// MP3 player that has the capability to connect to the internet, portable gaming devices (ex. iPod Touch).

//8. Interactive Whiteboard// A large interactive display that connects to a computer and projector.

Step 4 - Complete Section 3
 * [|Step by Step Instructions for Completing Section 3] [[image:http://saisdcruise.pbworks.com/f/pdf_icon.gif]]

Step 5 - Logout

Questions? Contact: Stephanie Ratliff - scorrea2@saisd.net 210-527-1400