Project RED Survey
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Help Project Red Revolutionize Education Through Technology
Technology use in schools is gaining momentum. To fuel this growth, educators need data. With your help, we can present the real-world picture of 'what works' to others to help them avoid pitfalls and be successful.You understand the power of technology to transform. We need your help so everyone else will.We are conducting a national survey to analyze what’s working in technology-transformed schools and to show how technology can save money when properly implemented.
1. You are one of the leaders who is helping students learn by using a number of tools, including technology.
2. A systematic review of 'what works' in your school with rich technology will help inform other school leaders about how to effect change.
As one of the 'leading edge' schools in the U.S. (one of only 6,000 schools we have identified with ubiquitous technology), we need your frank answers to important questions. You can help others learn from your experience (warts and all!) by completing the survey.
When you have completed the survey, you will be scheduled to receive a complimentary copy of the survey findings with our thanks!
Who We Are: One-to-One Institute, one of the authors of this survey, is a nationally-recognized innovator and practitioner in ubiquitous technology. You can check out findings and research at www.one-to-oneinstitute.org. Two earlier surveys, America's Digital Schools 2006 and America's Digital Schools 2008 studied 1:1 computing, bandwidth issues, and other education technology trends. The two authors, Tom Greaves and Jeanne Hayes, are also co-authors of this study.
Education Association Support: This survey is part of a national effort supported by many national educational organizations including National School Boards Association (NSBA), American Association of School Administrators (AASA), Consortium for School Networking (CoSN), International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) and State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA). Go to www.projectred.org for more information.
Your Privacy is Protected: We are conducting this survey with respect for your time and privacy. No individual school or district data will be displayed to anyone without your explicit approval.
Time to Complete and Support: This survey should take about 20 minutes to complete. If you need to estimate answers, please do so. If you would like to see a preview the survey, click here to download a sample .PDF version of the survey.
If you have cookies enabled on your computer, your answers will be automatically saved allowing you to return at a later time to complete the survey. Once you click the submit button, however, your survey will be complete and you will not be able to make modifications.Please contact Project RED at [email protected] or at 1-877-635-4198 if you have any questions or ideas to share.
Sincerely, Project RED co-authors
Leslie Wilson, Mike Gielniak, Tom Greaves, Jeanne Hayes, Ric Peterson