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27 Dec 2000
By Rebecca S. Weiner
ISTE’s latest standards initiative, the Technology Standards for School Administrators (TSSA) is the subject of the article, “New Technology Standards for School Administrators” (New York Times online edition).
www.nytimes.com/2000/12/27/
technology/27EDUCATION.html
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22 Dec 2000
James Smith, Program Support Specialist for the GenY project, was recently appointed Chair of ISTE’s Minority Leadership Symposium 2001.
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21 Dec 2000
US Department of Education recognizes ISTE’s Department of Research & Evaluation among the nation’s best.
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15 Dec 2000
The U.S. Department of Education has announced a new competition under the Preparing Tomorrow’s Teachers to Use Technology (PT3) grant program.
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08 Dec 2000
ISTE, ED’s OASIS, and Classroom Connect are pleased to announce the winners of Master Search 2000. This lesson plan contest recognizes outstandi34ng creativity in educational technology while also providing a valuable resource to teacher-users.
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05 Dec 2000
ISTE member and NETS team writer, Jim Schulz, was recognized as the ‘Middle School Science’ teacher of the year at Disney’s American Teacher Awards on November 18, 2000.
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10 Oct 2000
The Benton Foundation has partnered with a range of national organizations and government entities—including the American Library Association, the U.S. Departments of Education, Commerce, Housing and Urban Development, and other institutions—to gather the latest information on the types of digital divide initiatives available in each community across the United States. The new coalition’s goal? A searchable database of digital divide initiatives available online by January 2001. ...
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04 Oct 2000
ISTE and Classroom Connect invite K–12 educators to submit their best-of-the-best Internet-based lesson plans to ED’s Oasis’ Fall 2000 MasterSearch contest—and win a trip to Disneyland! ...
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26 Jun 2000
Echoing President Clinton’s renewed commitment earlier this month to “train new teachers to use technology to improve student achievement,” the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE), the largest international teacher-based, nonprofit organization in educational technology, released today the third publication in a series of its National Educational Technology Standards (NETS) Project. ...
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