EdTech Classroom Conference 2007: Call for Student Technology Projects

EdTech Classroom Conference 2007 is the place for educators and those who are interested in education to learn how technology is impacting teaching and learning in the Inland Empire.

Call for Student Technology Projects

RIMS CTAP is actively seeking teachers to bring a small group of their students to the EdTech Classroom Conference on Nov. 3 to participate in the Student Technology Showcase. All projects should be based on a state standard or educational learning outcome. Students and teachers participating in the Student Technology Showcase will receive free lunch and participate in the awards ceremony. This is a great opportunity for students to show off their hard work and a wonderful chance for teachers to show other educators what they are doing in their classrooms.

The deadline for Student Technology Showcase applications has been extended to October 15, 2007. To apply, contact Kathy Gerry, RIMS CTAP Project Specialist.

EdTech Classroom Conference 2007

The theme for the EdTech Classroom Conference 2007 is 21st Century Learner Skills. Attendees will have the opportunity to network with colleagues, and share and discuss ways to effectively integrate technology into the standard-based curriculum. Highlights include:

• Presentations by local teachers and university professors exemplifying technology integration
• Multimedia projects created by Inland area students
• Vendor exhibits and presentations
• Awards ceremony to recognize student and teacher presenters
• Door prizes

Download the PDF for full information: EdTechflier2007pdf.pdf

Register online for the EdTech Classroom Conference 2007. Lunch will be provided free to the first 100 conference attendees who are pre-registered by October 22, 2007.