Technology Survey
PILOT is an online self-assessment that helps students and educators determine how proficient they are with technology. Designed in a simple question-answer format PILOT takes about 20-30 minutes to complete. The self-assessment data PILOT returns provides a way to evaluate:
- Technology proficiencies of certified administrators.
- Technology proficiencies of certified teacher-librarians and library-media specialists.
- Technology proficiencies and integration skills of certified teachers.
- Technology literacy levels of 8th-grade students.
PILOT is free, user-friendly and provides a one-stop-shop for districts to assess the technology skills of staff and students. The data form a mandatory element of the federal reporting we do to make sure districts remain eligible for Title IID funds — EETT (Enhancing Education Through Technology).
Many educators and administrators use PILOT’s results data to plan for professional development and enrich learning activities.
Teachers
Administrators
Librarians and Library media specialists
8th-Grade Students
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Technology Integration and Proficiency Self-Assessment
Best For: Certified teachers.
Recommend: Para-professionals and teacher
librarians. Just make sure you identify your role in the profile.
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(PILOT Screenshot)
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Technology Proficiency Self-Assessment — Administrators
Best For: School-based certified administrators.
Recommend: All central office administrators curriculum coordinators, teacher coaches, school counselors, psychiatrists, speech-language pathologists, nurses, audiologists, and occupational and physical therapists. Just be aware that some of the questions are targeted specifically to certified administrators. |
(PILOT Screenshot)
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Technology Proficiency Self-Assessment — Librarians/Library Media Specialists
Best For: Librarians and library media specialists.
Recommend: Other library staff. |
(PILOT Screenshot)
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Students
Best For: Students in the 8th-grade.
Registration: Teachers create a password for students. Students log in and take the self-assessment. |
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