Let's Talk Tech Evaluation Planning

Technology implementations and strategic plans should account for evaluation from the beginning. But how many really do?

 Author: K.tanimoto

Do you think administrators, educators, and stakeholders are becoming more invested in  instructional technology evaluation?

If so, what's the evidence that these various groups understand the benefits? Do you have a story that shows that evaluation planning was not an afterthought and has been integrated into institutional culture? What about an account of what happens when it's not?

Let's make a convincing case here in the responses to this blog post that other leaders and practitioners can reference. What are the benefits to teaching, instruction, and learning? Share your own story, ideas, and/or research here.

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Search Engine Optimization (SEO) has become an important part of planning for and evaluating an e-learning implementation. Can you add to or expand upon these reasons?



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