This document combines a review of Wisconsin technology initiatives and related research with outlines of components needed for a comprehensive educational technology system to serve all Wisconsin citizens. The long-range statewide plan is intended to enhance elementary and secondary academic achievement through proper use of state-of-the-art technologies and professional staff development. Implementing the plan will lead to the achievement of the National Education Goals, state academic content standards, and state student performance standards while assisting in the effective restructuring of education in Wisconsin public schools. The document is divided into eight sections: Introduction; Study Methodology; State Technology Planning; Local Technology Planning; Funding Issues and Strategies; Legislation; Recommendations/Implications; and Appendices. State technology planning is emphasized in the document and covers the following topics: (1) statewide communications network design principles; (2) curriculum and assessment; (3) instructional technology; (4) professional development; (5) equity, access, and use; (6) educational accountability and reporting system design; (7) learning environments; (8) technology standards, procurement, and maintenance; (9) staffing and organizational structures; (10) policy, regulations, and guidelines; and (11) monitoring and evaluation. (Contains 57 references.) (SWC)