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Technology Plan
Use the data gathered and stored in your Technology Plan Data Organizer to construct each of
the following sections of this technology plan. When appropriate, copy and paste implementation
charts, budgets, or text from the Data Organizer to this document.

Vision
Kinder Kids International School will utilize innovative technology in order to eliminate borders
and bridge together a truly unique international experience for its learners.

Mission Statement
Our concept is to create an “International School for children growing up in Japan.” A school
that would enable them to acquire an international perspective and high level of English
education regardless of whether their parents are able to speak English. Our aim is to support
our children, educate them well, and help them to prepare for the international work place and
contribute with pride and confidence.

Goals
1. Classroom teachers will use video technology to communicate with Kinder Kids
International Schools located in Japan, Canada, and Hawaii.
2. KKIS will implement technology in the classroom that will allow classroom teachers to
reach students visually during craft and cooking lessons.
3. KKIS will monitor and update the technology in place based on the effectiveness of the
tools used.

Objectives (SMART format)

1. By August 2017, at least two schools in both the Kanto and Kansai regions, one school in
Canada, and one school in Hawaii will be equipped with video tools to allow for video
conferencing during class time.
2. Teachers in each classroom will have an iPad or similar tablet and/or one laptop programmed
with hands-on tools for visual learners by March 2019.
3. KKIS will conduct surveys with parents and staff just before company meeting in June,
October, and February in order to facilitate discussion for progress toward future goals.

Curriculum
The curriculum is designed to provide students with exposure to technology and practice using
it. They will know how to conduct simple research to find craft or cooking ideas. Teachers will
incorporate videos into the lesson time to help further explain key concepts. If and when these
students move abroad, they will have exposure to technology from the age of 3 years old and
will have developed reading comprehension in English.

Professional Development
Company meetings will be held in June, October, and February to introduce new technology,
evaluate the use of technology in place, and steps moving forward. Teachers will participate in
level meetings weekly to plan for the weeks ahead and brainstorm more hands-on approaches
with technology for both staff and students.

Infrastructure, Hardware, Technical Support, and Software

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Technical support takes place in-house from a member of the School Management Team.
Networking will be outsourced through a third-party selected by Head Office.

Budget and Funding

Each company meeting will occur twice – once in the Kanto region and in the Kansai region.
Travel and lodging for 2-4 individuals from the Head Office team is approximately $700-800.
Funding for the programs will come from the tuition parents pay for their students which is the
USD equivalent to $3000 per month. A technology fee is allocated for spending for each
student.

Monitoring and Evaluation

Evaluation will take place through Head Office and by regional managers through a series of
assessments involving teachers and parents. The School Management Team will log any errors
or complaints received and report these issues to Head Office for discussion at company
meetings. This should be an ongoing process.

Objective Person Responsible Completion Date Evaluation

Measure
By August 2017, at Head Office/CEO – August 30, 2017 Head Office will
least two schools in Wayne Kim and Kimiko schedule
both the Kanto and Nakayama installations for
Kansai regions, one each school’s
school in Canada, and video
one school in Hawaii conferencing
will be equipped with software.
video tools to allow for They will be able
video conferencing to log the sign in
during class time. activity by the
teachers at each
school to know
when and where
the software is
being used.
Teachers in each School Management March 31, 2019 Head Office will
classroom will have an Team – Tom Billson keep a log of the
iPad or similar tablet and Richard equipment
and/or one laptop McCracken purchased and
programmed with sent to each
hands-on tools for school. This will
visual learners by be audited every 6
March 2019. months to ensure
no equipment has
gone missing
during the
implementation
period.

Effective Collaborative Strategies with Adult Literacy Providers to Maximize the Use of
Technology
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Effective, Research-Based Methods and Strategies

Appendices
 Action Plan

Implementation Beginning Review Completion Person Cost Funding Correction

Strategy Date Date Date Responsible Estimate Source Strategies
*Goal: April June August Head June Student Cost
Classroom 2017 – 2017, 30, 2017 Office/CE 2017 tuition fees comparison
teachers will Start of August O Wayne $9000 include an will be
use video the new 2017 Kim and allocation conducted
technology school Kimiko August for to find high
to year Nakayama 2017 technology quality
communicat $9000 of $250 equipment
e with Kinder per month. at
Kids reasonable
International There are prices. It
Schools 22 schools may be
located in total beneficial
Japan, throughout to use local
Canada, and Japan, distributers
Hawaii. Canada, in Canada
*Objective: and and Hawaii
By August Hawaii. rather than
2017, at sending
least two from
schools in Japan. All
both the equipment
Kanto and must be
Kansai compatible.
regions, one
school in
Canada, and
one school in
Hawaii will
be equipped
with video
tools to allow
for video
conferencing
during class
time.
*Based upon
geographic
location, the
schools
furthest
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away will
receive their
video
equipment
first by June
2017–
Canada and
Hawaii and
one school in
Kanto
region.
These two
schools are
greater in
distance and
require
additional
planning for
installation.
The
remaining
two schools
will receive
theirs by
August 2017.
*Goal: KKIS April June March School Basic Student If funding
will 2017 – 2017, 31, 2019 Mgmt iPad tuition becomes
implement Start of 2018 Team – costs fees, an issue, it
technology in the new Oct. Tom $500 special may be
the school 2017, Billson and There events necessary
classroom year 2018 Richard are 22 including to research
that will allow Feb. McCracke schools Halloween other tablet
classroom 2018, n with an parties options,
teachers to 2019 avg. of and laptops, or
reach 6 Christmas all-in-one
students classes Concert. units.
visually per Tech fee Check the
during craft school allocation status of
and cooking $66,000 in tuition the rollout
lessons. during
*Objective: each
Teachers in company
each meeting
classroom leading up
will have an to the
iPad or completion
similar tablet goal of
and/or one March
laptop 2019.
programmed Updates
can then
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with hands- be
on tools for provided
visual on the
learners by usefulness
March 2019. of these
*Head office tools. How
will distribute do they
equipment enhance
by region. learning?
This will be Are they a
divided into distraction?
North What
America, programs
Kanto, and are more
Kansai. beneficial?
What
programs
are
specifically
targeted to
certain
grade
levels?