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>Folks...please submit your conference presentations! Give me at
>least a month if you can and anything up to a year out is fair game.
>Thanks!
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>Leni
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>Leni Donlan
>The Learning Page Team
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July 23-27, 2001. "Magic Carpet Ride: Utilizing Electronic Sources for
Student Projects". A Cray Academy workshop for educators. This session
will explore new, creative ways to incorporate electronic sources into your
curriculum. Teach students how to use historical documents, including
photos, video clips, and interviews, in their projects. Explore the
fascinating world of digital resources including virtual museums,
electronic field trips, and digital image collections to build content
understanding and develop technology skills. The class will include a visit
to an area museum and participation in an electronic field trip.
Presenters: Patricia Solfest and Kimberly Wardean.
The Cray Academy is a fourteen year partnership in the Chippewa Valley
devoted to curriculum, instruction, and student achievement in math,
science, and technology in K-12 educational systems. Identified in 1994 by
the National Science Foundation as the "flagship" for staff development,
the Academy involves extensive collaboration between the K-12 educational
systems, and CESA 10, UW-Eau Claire, CVTC, and the business and industry of
the Chippewa Valley.
Graduate credit and Wisconsin equivalency clock hours are available.For
more information contact Dr. Linda Cate Dunahee, Director, at
dunahee@cesa10.k12.wi.us or (715) 720-2039 or Kathy Tulman, Program
Coordinator at kktulman@cesa10.k12.wi.us or (715) 720-2034.
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