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Leading Technological Change: A Whole-School Appr
  • Leading Technological Change
  • Faria Education Group
  • About the authors
  • What is change leadership?
  • Theoretical models of the change process in schools
  • A step-by-step guide to technology change
    • Vision
    • Skills
    • Incentives
    • Resources
    • Action plan
  • Process planning for technology change
    • Identify the elements
    • Consider everyone involved
    • Know and plan for obstacles
    • Build a team
    • Come back to your plan, often
  • Designing for success
  • Final thoughts
  • Find out more
  • References
  • Change Management Presentation
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A step-by-step guide to technology change

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Last updated 2 years ago

As we have seen, there are various models to support different approaches to technology change, but the goal is ultimately the same: to provide a better learning outcome for students. Indeed, Manako’s has infrastructure at the base of the pyramid, working up through effective administration, extensive resources and enhanced teaching to achieve the pinnacle of empowered students.

So, practically speaking, how can your school reach the summit of this pyramid?

The Knoster model proposes that there are several elements required for successful change, with different negative outcomes if any of these elements are missing. These are:

Elements for Successful Change
Guiding Questions
Without It

Vision

What is the purpose of the initiative? Why?

Confusion

Skills

What experience is needed to realise your vision?

Anxiety

Incentives

What motivation or encouragement does your team need to buy in?

Resistance

Resources

What tools and structures are needed to achieve your vision?

Frustration

Action Plan

What steps will you take to succeed? What is the timeline?

False Starts

When implementing technology change in your school, this provides a useful framework for making sure your project has all the elements required for success.

hierarchy of technology in schools
Source: Managing Complex Change and the Human Element of Customer Experience. ORI