The California Technology Assistance Project of Region 10 (RIMS CTAP) is a public organization that provides educational technology support and professional development. RIMS CTAP has a staff of expert educators who train teachers and administrators in the use of educational technology to improve student learning.
Free TICAL Workshop for Administrators
Join TICAL cadre members and become part of a select group of administrators who enjoy the benefits of learning from experts and their colleagues about how technology can save them time, improve st
iPad® in Education Workshops
Do you have your own iPad®, and are now ready to use it in your classroom? Do you already have an iPad for your classroom, but want more ideas on how to use it as an instructional tool?
Leading Edge Online Teacher Certification - New Cohorts
RIMS CTAP is pleased to announce additional cohorts of Leading Edge Online Teacher Certification, scheduled to begin on January 23, 2012, and April 1, 2012.
Math Teachers – a Free Calculator and Professional Development hours
Found this great deal for math teachers at this year’s CMC (California Math Council) Conference.
Call to Teachers - Have Your Students Present at the CUE Student Technology Showcase
Apply now for your students to present at the CUE Student Technology Showcase in Palm Springs on March 17, 2012. Teachers with groups of up to five students are encouraged to submit an application to present a technology-enhanced project to educators, parents, and legislators at this exciting event. The Showcase will be held on Saturday, March 17, 2012 in the lobby of the Palm Springs Convention Center from 10:00 to 11:45 am.
National Speak Up Survey Now Open!
Project Tomorrow’s National Speak Up Survey is underway. The survey collects and reports unfiltered feedback from students, parents, and teachers on key educational issues; uses collected data to stimulate local conversations; and serves to raise the national awareness of the importance of gathering viewpoints from all perspectives: students, parents, and teachers. All participating districts receive a report and data with responses from their district, and a comparison with state and national averages.
The National Speak Up Survey is open through December 23, 2011. Please consider including your district in this national survey and dialogue. More information is available at: http://www.speakup4schools.org/Speakup2011/

