Re: tkt8763-01: TP: Winning/Losing

[Shirley A Cleveland <sac4@ra.msstate.edu>]

A technology plan that has well developed objectives with a set deadline
for meeting each individual goal, is a sign that the plan will be
successful.  When you don't see any dates of implementation it signals
that there will be no follow up.

shirley cleveland
sac4@ra.msstate.edu

On Wed, 8 Sep 1999, Larry S. Anderson -- NCTP wrote:

> As we examine a wide variety of technology plans from all over the world,
> I would like to ask you to consider something very carefully.
> 
> Q: What would be a main "tell-tale" sign that a technology planning
> document is bound for success....or is bound for failure?  Is there
> something you can see, almost as soon as you look at the physical planning
> document that you would consider as a "dead giveaway"?
> 
> Now, don't be bashful.  The only people I expect to respond to this are
> the ones who want to pass this semester!   8-)  <-that's a smile with
>                                                   glasses!
> 
> Larry S. Anderson, Ed.D.                              LSA1@Ra.MsState.Edu
> Assoc. Prof., Dept. of Technology & Education       Voice: (662) 325-2281
> Founder, National Center for Technology Planning      Fax: (662) 325-7599
>                     Mississippi State University
> Chair, Council for Education Technology              State of Mississippi
>          My personal home page URL-- http://www2.msstate.edu/~lsa1
>                     NCTP web page -- http://www.nctp.com
> 
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