Background

Wisconsin Administrative Code PI-8.01(2)(h)1 states:

“Each school district board shall have on file a written, long-range plan for library services development which has been formulated by teachers, library and audiovisual personnel and administrators, and approved by the school district board.”

Future Ready Framework

"The State Superintendent’s Digital Learning Advisory Council (DLAC) established a shared vision for digital learning in Wisconsin. The DLAC was created in 2011 to provide intellectual and practical insights into all aspects of digital learning in Wisconsin.  The DLAC was charged with developing a comprehensive plan for PK-12 digital learning in Wisconsin. The DLAC adopted the Future Ready Framework as a way to organize our key priorities and planning tools for districts."

"Wisconsin has adopted five of the Future Ready Framework Gears: Instruction, Learning, and Assessment; Technology and Hardware; Empowering, Innovation Leadership; Professional Learning and Building Capacity; and Data and Privacy."  (1)

The image on the left is the The Future Ready Librarians® Framework created by ALL4ED which the Wisconsin framework is based off and can be seen on the right.