Project Management in the Ed Tech Era: How to Successfully Plan and Manage Your School's Next Innovation [Paperback]

More than 80% of Technology projects fail. What does that mean? It means the project has broken one of the Triple Constraints , scope, time, and budget. This book is focused on project planning and project management of IT projects in the education realm.This book provides the most streamlined methods for defining, developing, documenting, and executing any Education Technology project. It provides the methods to insure integrity and accuracy in the planning phase, and control and communication in the execution phase. It defines how projects start and end, and all the milestones and control points in the middle. And it details how you can execute it all. After reading this book, you will have the methods, templates and examples, in order to deliver successful Education Technology projects, but more importantly, this book will give you the insights of how to become a successful Education Technology Project Manager.Darryl Vidalholds a Bachelors degree in Business and a Masters degree in Education Technology and has been consulting for K-12 school technology programs for over 20 years. He has been responsible for planning long-range technology programs for schools of over $2 billion and holds the registered trademark for authoring the MAPIT? Strategic Planning and Project Management methodology.

Project Management in the Ed Tech Era is the how to book on successful implementation of the strategic plan. MAPIT? provides the plans and procedures to manage resources, communications, changes, risk, data integrity and overall project quality. The methodology in this book will assist Project Managers in the implementation of technology projects. Cheryl Plotkin, Interim Assistant Superintendent Business Services, El Rancho Unified School District

Darryl Vidal possesses an expertise in organizational leadership and planning that many organizations lack. His guidance has been vital in ensuring our organization is more efficient as we support students thrlC