Leading Technological Change

Leading Technological Change supports educational managers to make informed decisions about a wide range of technological changes.

Andy Hockley (Author), Lenise Butler (Author)

9781108744300, Cambridge University Press & Assessment

Paperback / softback, published 8 March 2022

154 pages
24.3 x 17 x 0.9 cm, 0.27 kg

This book explores change management in the context of language schools and language teaching programs. In particular it focuses on the introduction or updating of technology and considers a number of factors including pedagogy and the needs of stakeholders such as teachers and learners. It explores the theory and practice of change management and presents a clear model of change to guide leaders through the processes involved in successfully choosing, introducing, developing and maintaining technological change.

Introduction 1. Preparing for innovation 2. Creating a team of navigators 3. Planning the change 4. Monitoring and sustaining change Conclusion Appendices References Index

Subject Areas: ELT non-book material & resources [ELM], ELT resource books for teachers [EBAR]