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Changing Girls' Attitudes About Computers

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Computer Wonder Women

National Women's History Month

What you can do to help GRRLS get into technology!
Here are all kinds of resources, mentoring programs, projects, and links for helping girls using science, math, technology, to cross that digital divide.

Best Online Resources For Women and Minorities in Science and Technology

Educating Girls in the New Computer Age (2000)

HERSTORIES Classroom Project

 

Professional Development: Learning
from the Best

 

 

The Education Vendor Directory

Missouri Distance Learning Association Tech Plan

National Center for Technology Planning

NETC - Tech Plan

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Columbia Center for New Media Teaching and Learning
Shares its successful technologies and curriculum models, including access to the EdCITE Reference Database of over 230 research and case studies on the effective use of technology in education.

National Center for Education Statistics' K-12 Practitioners
Summarizes and explains some of the latest educational research findings.

NCES' Safeguarding Your Technology
Explains the necessity for developing a comprehensive and customized electronic security policy and offers guidance to educational administrators in devising and implementing one.

Dr Larry Anderson's Guidebook for Developing an Effective Instructional Technology Plan

Professional Development Web site. That site provides an overview of each of the critical steps in planning and implementing a successful professional development program. From goal setting to evaluating outcomes, you'll find links to in-depth resources for each step. The toolkit is available online. Single print copies may be ordered free of charge through NCREL's on-line catalog at or by calling 800-356-2735.
A Toolkit for Schools and Districts Based on the National Awards Program for Model Professional Development from North Central Regional Educational Laboratory (NCREL). Professional Development: Learning From the Best is a comprehensive toolkit that describes a step-by-step process for planning, implementing, evaluating, and sharing a successful school or district professional development program. The four-step process and accompanying checklist and work sheets are based on the lessons and experiences of 20 schools and districts selected since 1996 for recognition in the U.S. Department of Education National Awards Program for Model Professional Development (NAPMPD). The sites are representative of urban and rural schools and districts (large and small) that have shown increased student learning as a result of high-quality professional development initiatives.

National Center for Technology Planning
Dr. Larry S. Anderson, Founder/Director [v] 662/325-7253 [f] 662.324.0677
P. O. Box 5425 Mississippi State, MS 39762
Planning Sections:
State, District, Building-level, Higher Education, Regional, National, Cities, Aids

 

 

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