Sample Custom Reports and Charts

After teachers generate Individual Learning Plans (ILPs), we can compile the data into customized reports and charts that will help you design an effective professional development program. The online assessment and other tools provide a thorough analysis of how technology is being used at your school. The following examples are what we can provide our clients.

Proficiency Levels of Teachers

The assessment is in a rubric form and asks teachers what level they currently are at and where they desire to be in six months. This chart indicates where teachers are for all technology use including integration.

Level One indicates Personal Use
Level Two indicates Instructional Use
Level Three indicates Mentor Use

We can detail charts by percentage or by numbers of teachers. In addition, these levels can be detailed by district, by school, by grade level, or by departments.

More Detailed Proficiency Levels

We found that there are varying levels of Personal Use, so we detailed this area intro three more levels. This helps us when we design types of coaching that the teachers will need.

Entry indicates a Beginning or Non-User
Adoption indicates a Developing Personal User
Knowledge indicates a Personal User who is starting to use technology with students
Instructional indicates a Comfortable User who has students more responsible for technology projects and is more a co-learner
Mentor indicates a Proficient User who is able to coach other

Opportunities and Challenges at School

There are other areas in the assessment beyond the rubrics that assist us with developing your action plan. Teachers answer this confidentially which we honor. The client just receives compiled data not individual responses.

This chart shows that teachers are adamant about not having enough time to learn how to use technology with their students, but are appreciative for administrative and curriculum support.

Time seems to be a major issue at many of the schools we work with, but sometimes we are surprised how teachers respond to this poll.

List of Teachers per Opportunities

Organized Technology Classroom

Mary Jones
Bill Smith
Amanda Thomas

Spreadsheets in the Classroom

Alan Searles
Barbara Gonzales
Susan Johnson

Recommendations for Mentors

Language Arts Department

Bill Smith
Amanda Thomas

Math Department

Cheryl Waters
Mary Jones

Other Reports

List of Curriculum Projects by grade level, subject area, or departments

List of Resources teachers report as available or using with students

Best times for workshops or coaching sessions prioritized

Levels of teachers based on years teaching

Charts of Current Levels by Technology Areas

Charts of Desired Levels by Technology Areas

Additional charts using other assessment tools

Check out the Sample ILP.