A brief description of technology standards for students, teachers, administrators, coaches, and computer science educators.

1. National Educational
Technology Standards
By: Stephanie Byrne

2. NETS
Welcome
to the 21st
century

3. NETSS NETSA

4. NETSS
• For students
• Evaluate skills and knowledge needed to live
productively in global and digital world
• Use technology to analyze, learn, and explore

5. NETST
• For teachers
• Evaluate the skills and knowledge to teach,
work, and learn in connected global and
digital society
• Teachers as co-learners in digital age

6. NETSA
• For administrators
• Evaluate skills and knowledge needed to
support digital age learning, implement
technology, and transform instructional
landscape
• Implement reform in schools

7. NETSC
• For coaches
• Skills and knowledge needed to support peers
in becoming digital educators
• Facilitate teachers in engaging students with
technology

8. NETSCSE
• For computer science educators
• Skills and knowledge needed to reach, inspire,
and teach students in computing
• Create and design technology

9. Works Cited
• "NETS." International Society for Technology in
Education. ISTE, 2012. Web. 28 Sep 2012.

10. NETS
• National Educational Technology Standards
• For learning, teaching, and leading in the
digital age
• Five categories work together to transform
education: students, teachers, administrators,
coaches, and computer science educators

11. Goals
• Improve higher order thinking skills
• Prepare students for global job market
• Design student-centered, project-based, online
learning environments
• Guide systematic change in schools to create
digital learning place
• Inspire digital age professional models for
working, collaborating, and decision making

12. Origination
• Created by International Society for
Technology in Education
• Being adapted for use around the world
• First drafted in 1998 and revised repeatedly