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MANHEIM TOWNSHIP
SCHOOL DISTRICT
TECHNOLOGY MENTOR PROGRAM

The Manheim Township School District Technology Mentor Program is a three-year program designed to address the staff development technology needs of the K-8 District staff. It is ambitious and requires a serious commitment from the Technology Mentors. Mentors will receive a new laptop computer and compensation for training and mentoring time. The Technology Mentor in-service course (24 Act 48 hours) is required for program participation. (August 9, 10, 16, and 17, 2007 - 8:30 am to 3:30 pm)

Program Goals:

· To develop collaborative, professional relationships around the use of technology in teaching and learning;

· To provide a distributed learning model to help protégés measurably in technology integration through close, personal, collaborative mentoring relationships between a mentor and 2 to 3 colleagues each year;

· To measurably advance mentors in technology integration;

· To develop technology staff development leadership at the school and district level.



DOCUMENTS


Mentors

MTSD Technology Mentor Program Description

Application for a Technology Mentor

Syllabus for the Mentor Orientation Course

Schedule for Mentor Responsibilities

Mentor Resources (Books and Online)

LoTi Directions for MTSD Mentors


Protégés

Protégé Application

Protégé Partnership

Technology Academy Application for Protégés


SAMPLE PROJECTS

Grade 2 - Animals - WORD

Grade 2 - Science - Eye Powerpoint

Grade 3 - Lancaster Webquest



 

Seeding the Grass Roots:
Preparing and Supporting Technology Mentors

National Educational Computing Conference, June, 2005
Florida Educational Technology Conference, March, 2006

Bill Dolton, LMSD Educational Technology Facilitator and district coordinator of the LMSD Tech Mentor Program, presented at NECC 2005 in Philadelphia, PA. and FETC 2006, Orlando, FL.  Jill Greiner, Assistant Director of Information Technology for Manheim Township School District, co-presented. MTSD is in the fourth year of implementing its own version of the Tech Mentor Program.