Overview
When asked about the most critical piece of their scale process for implementing blended or personalized learning at a system level, district/CMO leaders have talked consistently about the importance of having a clear, centralized vision for change that includes the desired outcomes the district is seeking. For a number of districts, even those with largely decentralized strategies, this means creating a coherent, district-wide definition of blended learning or personalization to ground and align implementation efforts.
Here are a number of examples of district-level definitions of blended or personalized learning as well as other resources that explore the importance of creating a clear vision for change as the starting point for any innovation process.
Strategy Resources
Personalized Learning Roadmap at Fulton County Schools
An overview of Fulton County Schools’ strategic plan to personalize learning in 2015. Learn More
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Personalized Learning Toolbox from Dallas ISD
A bank of personalized learning resources used by Dallas ISD. Learn More
District Pillars for Blended Learning at Cisco
Cisco educators explain the district's pillars for blended learning and the purpose and intent behind... Learn More
Problem of Practice: Centralized vs. Decentralized Implementation
This guide unpacks the relative benefits of centralized or decentralized implementation of new instructional models... Learn More
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