District Resources

Technology Applications Curriculum and Resources

• District Technology for Checkout
• Simulation Links
• Technology Plan 2010 - 2013
• Technology Proficiencies
• Technology Tools
• Thinkfinity
• United Streaming

• Elementary School Tech Corner

• Middle School Tech Corner

• Connected Tech - K-5 Technology Applications Curriculum

• TechConnect - 6-8 Technology Applications Curriculum

LISD Technology Plan 2008 - 2010

Appendices
Appendix A - Acceptable Use Policy
Appendix B - Technology Placement Plan
Appendix C - Technology Replacement Plan
Appendix D - Minimum Hardware Specifications
Appendix E - Technology Procurement
Appendix F - Supported Technologies
Appendix G - Campus Technology Readiness Checklist
Appendix H - Technology Proficiency Plan
Appendix I - Texas STaR Chart Summary by Campus
Appendix J - Technology Staffing Recommendations
(pdf documents Adobe Acrobat Reader required)

LISD Technology Proficiencies

The Longview ISD Technology Plan 2008 - 2010, continues the previously established comprehensive plan for the use of technology to support student academic achievement, exemplary instruction and district administrative functions

Goal 2 of the plan states, "all LISD educational staff will demonstrate proficiencies in the use and application of technology tools and resources to support teaching, learning and administrative services."

District technology proficiencies are aligned to state and national education technology standards.

• Technology Proficiency I Checklist for Professionals (pdf)
• Technology Proficiency I Checklist for Paraprofessionals (pdf)
  • Components of Technology Proficiency I: Operating a computer in LISD, Email and Word Processing. - 2004 - 2005
• Technology Proficiency II Checklist - Required of Professionals only (pdf)
  • Components of Technology Proficiency II are: Editing a PowerPoint presentation and Creating an original PowerPoint presentation -  2005 - 2006
• Technology Proficiency III Checklist(s) - Required of Professionals only (pdf)
  • Components of Technology Proficiency III address: Information Literacy, use of web-based resources - 2006 - 2007
• Technology Proficiency IV Checklist(s) - Required of Professionals only (pdf)
  • Components of Technology Proficiency IV address: Destiny, the district online card catalog - 2007 - 2008
• Technology Proficiency V - Required of Professionals only
  • Components of Technology Proficiency V address Digital Storytelling - 2008 - 2009

• Wireless Lab Calendar - Check here to determine availability
• Wireless lab 1 consisting of a cart on wheels containing 20 wireless laptops, networked laser printer and projection device
  • Internet Explorer
  • Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel
  • OPAQ - library database
• Wireless lab 2 consisting of a cart on wheels containing 17 wireless laptops, networked laser printer and projection device
  • Internet Explorer
  • Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Publisher, Excel
  • Inspiration, Kidspiration
• Educators wishing to request the use of this equipment must complete the Wireless Lab Request Form and email it to Pat Johnson, patjohnson@lisd.org, at least two weeks prior to the requested dates.
• Wireless Request Form (Word)
• Wireless Request Form (pdf)

• Digital Camera Lab Calendar - Check here to determine availability. Note blue entries indicate digital camera lab checked out.
• The digital camera lab consists of 14 Sony Cybershot DCR-W50 digital cameras, 14 512mb flash cards, 21 lithium ion batteries, 14 battery chargers, 14 cables to connect camera to a computer, Domke padded camera bag, 1 container on wheels.
• Educators wishing to request the use of this equipment must complete a Digital Camera Lab Request Form and email it to Pat Johnson, patjohnson@lisd.org, at least two weeks prior to the requested dates. The camera lab may be reserved for a maximum of two weeks.
• The educator checking out the camera lab must collect the equipment from Pat Johnson, room 153 at the Education Support Center, 1301 E. Young Street, 903.381.2229, and return it to the same location by the end of the reserved time.
• Please review these procedures prior to use of the digital camera lab. Digital Camera Lab Procedures
• Digital Camera Lab Request Form (Word)
• Digital Camera Lab Request Form (pdf)

• Digital Flip Video Labs 1 and 2 - Check here to determine availability. Note red or light green entries indicate digital flip video labs checked out.
• Contents of each lab: 15 Flip Video Mino cameras, 15 table top tripod, 4 USB connection cables
• Educators wishing to request the use of this equipment must complete a Digital Flip Video Lab Request Form and email it to Pat Johnson, patjohnson@lisd.org, at least two weeks prior to the requested dates. The Flip Video lab may be reserved for a maximum of two weeks.
• The educator checking out the Flip Video lab must collect the equipment from Pat Johnson, room 153 at the Education Support Center, 1301 E. Young Street, 903.381.2229, and return it to the same location by the end of the reserved time.
• FAQs for the Flip Video Mino Camera
• Flip Video Quickstart
• Digital Flip Video Lab Request Form (Word)
• Digital Flip Video Lab Request Form (pdf)

• iPod Lab - Check here for availability
• Contents - 24 5th generation video ipods in durable cases, 1 MacBook laptop, assorted cables, audio recorder attachments
• Educators wishing to request the use of this equipment must complete the iPod Lab Request Form and email it to Pat Johnson, patjohnson@lisd.org, at least two weeks prior to the requested dates.
• iPod Lab Request Form (Word)