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\nLuís Pedro  \n[lpedro@ua.pt](lpedro@ua.pt)  \nCarlos Santos  \n[carlossantos@ua.pt](carlossantos@ua.pt)  \nUniversidade de Aveiro, Portugal  \nAbstract  \nSAPO Campus (SC) is a web 2.0 service platform, whose aim is to promote collaboration, communication and sharing practices in institutional settings, specifically in educational contexts . Since 2012, a group of schools has promoted the institutional adoption of SC. Taking into account the fact that this is an intentional process as institutions support the platform’s adoption, a study was carried out in order to identify the involvement strategies used by principals and school leaders when adopting this technology. Based on a literature review, which included several studies dealing with involvement strategies and how they connect to institutional leadership, an interview was designed not only to understand the strategies used throughout each adoption process, but also their effectiveness .  \nOur research approach also valued the issues related with the continuous and sustainable use of the SAPO Campus platform in terms of the strategies designed and implemented by the schools’principals .  \nThe content of these interviews was then analysed, making it possible to establish that, overall, the general outcomes are aligned with the results found on previous research, eventhough it was possible to identify other strategies used throughout the technology adoption process .  \nKeywords:  \nSAPO Campus, Leadership, Technology, Adoption, Strategies  \nF.Pais, L. Pedro & C. Santos  \nDigital Education Review-Number 29, June 2016-[http://greav.ub.edu/der/](http://greav.ub.edu/der/ 31)[ 31](http://greav.ub.edu/der/ 31)  \nI. Introduction  \nSAPO Campus (SC) is a social media platform developed by the University of Aveiro and PT Comunicações/SAPO within the SAPO Labs initiative . One of the aims of this platform is to foster innovative concepts within institutional settings, namely by adopting a user-centred approach, promoting users’ learning interests and supporting collaborative knowledge construction (Santos et al., 2014) . Even though the platform was initially thought out and designed for Higher Education contexts (Santos et al., 2009a; Santos et al., 2009b), it was later redesigned so it could reach out and be used in other educational levels and settings (Pais et al., 2012) . As a result, in 2012, a group of schools adopted and started to use the platform .  \nIn the beginning of this process (pilot project), SAPO Labs’team has designed a strategy in order to promote the institutional adoption of SAPO Campus . This adoption strategy relied on the fact that the platform adoption had an intentional purpose – because the schools involved had to declare their intention to adopt the platform – an institutional purpose – because the intention to adopt SAPO Campus came from the school’s principals, on behalf of the institution – and a formal purpose, because a collaboration protocol was established between SAPO Labs and the school, where the Terms of Service were defined.  \nIn this initial phase, the engagement and compromise of the schools was guaranteed as was the institutional adoption of the technology.  \nIn the next sections we will discuss the critical factors behind the adoption of technologies in educational settings and will put forward an overall conceptual framework that identifies and characterises the fundamental dimensions and principles of SAPO Campus .  \nIn the Methodology section we will present the research question that guides this study and the instruments used to collect data and will analyse and discuss the results obtained.  \nFinally, some conclusions are presented and briefly discussed.  \nII. Conceptual framework  \nThis section is divided in two complementary sub-sections . In the first one we identify and discuss the critical factors of the technology ad","cbCaifzA4ergqDtN","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifzA4ergqDtN","pdf",340843,14,"English","# I. Introduction\n## SAPO Campus and its adoption context\n## Pilot project adoption strategy\n## Study roadmap\n# II. 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