eTech Ohio Commission Submits Ohio’s Educational Technology
Plan to Governor Strickland, General Assembly

(Columbus, OH) – eTech Ohio, the state agency charged with supporting a shared network infrastructure, streamlining the production of instructional resources and providing support for P-20 education, all to accelerate academic achievement and opportunities for Ohioans, recently submitted Ohio’s Educational Technology Plan, 2009-2014 to Governor Ted Strickland and the Ohio General Assembly.

Technology Plan's objectives are: expand

In accordance to the requirements of H.B. 1, this plan creates an aligned educational technology system that spans preschool to postsecondary education, complies with federal mandates, pre- pares students to compete and secure jobs in a technologically-advanced economy, and establishes 12 metrics that will measure the success of its strategies such as educator use, student use and efficiency. Ohio’s Educational

and integrate a P-20 longitudinal data system, provide virtual learning content and opportunities to all Ohio learners , develop advanced student service systems , deliver high quality professional development for educators , support public broadcasting and media delivery and continue to support the implementation of federal programs.

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