HP Grants in Action
In 2003, ISTE and HP embarked on a mutually rewarding partnership, developing the ISTE Institute. A year later, the first HP Technology for Teaching grants were launched. Since that time, HP has funded more than 1000 projects at schools, colleges, and universities in 41 countries, for which ISTE has provided professional development. The projects have been outstanding, and the impact on teaching and learning is significant. All the successful projects have one defining characteristic – they combine excellent instruction with the right technologies to create innovative learning experiences for their students. It is the intertwining of these two variables, instruction and technology, that makes the magic happen.
The 2010 HP Innovations in Education Worldwide Summit will include representatives from 90 schools and universities representing 23 countries.
To promote professional networking and meet one another prior to the summit, we have created an online community that we will use before, during, and after the summit. Join today by going to www.hpiie.org.
Higher Education
HP is partnering with ISTE to provide peer coaches to work with project teams in the US and Asia Pacific on the effective use of technology for teaching and learning and on evaluating results.
Secondary (Technology for Teaching and Innovations in Education)
HP is partnering with ISTE to provide mentored professional development to project teams in the US, Canada, Latin America and Asia Pacific on the effective use of technology for teaching and learning and on evaluating results.
Innovations in Education
Technology for Teaching
Edutopia Videos
Part of a partnership with the George Lucas Educational Foundation, featuring Technology for Teaching grant schools.
Click on the thumbnail to view the video, which will open in a new window, then click the triangle "play" button.
HP's Higher Education Resources and Best Practices Blog
Visit HP's Blog on Teaching, Learning, and Technology in Higher Education at:
www.hp.com/go/hied-blog
International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)/Hewlett-Packard Mini-Grants For the Support of Dissemination of Emerging Best Practices for Technology Integration
The International Society for Technology in Education is assisting Hewlett-Packard in its efforts to reach a larger learning community by disseminating small grants for individuals to attend events that will impact the transformation of teaching and learning. These grants are by Invitation Only either by HP Philanthropy Program Managers or by ISTE’s Educational Leadership Department. For more information, please contact Mark Andrews, ISTE Educational Leadership Director of Business Development at lkeller@iste.org.
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