A "meta-resource" is a site that will contain many more links related information. Think of these as good startng points to find information about technology planning for educational institutions.

• @ONE Technology plannning resources the resource from De Anza College dedicated to support technology enhanced instruction in the California Community Colleges.
• Commission on Information Technologies is part of the National Association of State Universities and Land Grant Colleges (NASULGC) identifies and develops policy positions and advisory assessments on information technology and related policy issues of concern to members and to the nation. See the November 1997 publication "Higher Education in the Digital Age"
• The Faculty Connection is designed to assist faculty of post-secondary institutions to become familiar with issues, examples and discussion topics associated with using emerging technologies in teaching and learning.
• International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)
• CAUSE Information Resources Library for keywords of strategic planning
• Microsoft's Technology Planning in Education
• Increasing Technology Capacity from the North Central Regional Technology in Education Consortium offers an excellent array of resources including the Learning With Technology Profile Tool
• Institute for Academic Technology "facilitates the widespread use of effective and affordable technologies in higher education. "
• National Center for Technology Planning includes many valuable reosurces such as "Guidebook for Developing an Effective Instructional Technology Plan" (available in Acrobat format) plus links to specific plans.
• National Guide to Funding for Information Technology "provides essential acts on approximately 400 foundations and corporate direct giving programs, each with a history of awarding grant dollars to projects involving information technology". It is published by The Foundation Center which alwso provides online information and links to hundreds of granting foundations..
• Regional Technology in Education Consortia (R*TEC) help states, local educational agencies, teachers, school library and media personnel, administrators, and other education entities successfully integrate technologies into kindergarten through 12th grade (K-12) classrooms, library media centers, and other educational settings, including adult literacy centers.
• On the Horizon
• Planet Innovation provides tools that assist school administrators and teachers to successfully plan, implement, and evaluate technology innovations. Some of the searchable databases require registration (which is free)
• Plans & Policies for Technology in Education: A Compendium book from Institute for the Transfer of Technology to Education (ITTE), National School Boards Association.
• Planning for Educational Technology (University of Indiana)
• Society for College and University Planning
• Strategic Plans of Selected Colleges and Universities
• A Survey of Selected Computer Policies from Institutions of Higher Education
• The Technology Coordinator's Web Site
• Technology & Learning Community (TLC) Sponsored by the League of Innovation, the TLC is "an online community dedicated to exploring, expanding, and improving the use of information technology in the community college.
• Technology Planning: Recipe for Success a paper by Larry S. Anderson and John F. Perry, Jr of the National Center for Technology Planning.
• Technology Tools for Today's Campuses provides informative accounts of colleagues who have agreed to share with others their encounters with using technology in their classes.