Individual Tech Goals

In my home state all teachers are required to create a goal for Goals Based Evaluation each year. This includes the instructional technologists, as we are still classified as teachers. This year we tried to not only write our goal, but help our teachers write theirs.
I loved this article about individual technology goals: http://www.edutopia.org/blog/individualized-technology
The three of us put together a presentation that stated our district goals and provided a few sample tech goals. We knew that not everyone would write a technology related goal, but we wanted to help those that were interested in pursing a tech goal. We shared the presentation with the principals and were even invited to share these goals at some of our schools. I've even been pulled aside while walking down the halls to help teachers come up with something. This was an excellent way we could serve our teachers as well as opening the door to future collaborations.

In addition to offering sample goals we asked teachers to answer this survey. The survey was intended to help us tailor the professional development we design to the needs and requests of our teachers.

For my own goal I utilized the questions shared in this blog post to reflect and focus my thoughts.
http://www.edutopia.org/blog/self-evaluation-tips-tech-instruction-specialists-stephanie-hatten

I'm still thinking about these four and trying to make sure I address them throughout the year.

1. How can I build my working relationship with the teachers I serve to become collaborative and trusting?

4. What instructional problem is the technology integration solving, or what problem does it need to solve based on these students' needs?

7. How can I plan time to observe teachers and listen to their needs?

9. How can I plan to constantly reevaluate my coaching strategies throughout the year and not just set a plan in place at the first of the year?

How do you design your goals for year?