Robert Noyce Teacher Scholarship Program Conference
July 1-3 in Washington D.C.

This is the presentation I planned for this conference. Unfortunately, I spent the day stuck in an airport, so I missed the opportunity to present to this great group of people. I hope you find the following web version beneficial in garnering some ideas for your classroom or NOYCE program.

Welcome, NOYCE teachers! Today's presentation offers a broad look at integrating technology in math and science. This session is designed to be a teaser - you can then take any of the ideas presented and delve into greater exploration on your own.

All the resources from the session are available on the Using the Internet in Your Classroom page.

If you have trouble viewing the presentation above, click here to access it in a separate window.

• Four schools provided the requested input using the online form presented at the last meeting - thank you to Garcia, Frisbie Jehue, RMS for doing your homework!
• Representatives provided input on curriculum component of district technology plan - the attachment below combines this input and responses from the online form.
• Concerns and ideas were shared about the instructional time needed to teach technology, providing opportunities for student access and use, teacher training, parent training, and more.
• A sub committee will review the input and previous goals to create a draft of suggested curriculum goals.

• District is currently working on installing a fiber optic network to increase bandwidth. Garcia was recently brought online.
• eRate funds will be used to replace servers as needed.

• Handout was provided on how to access online teacher editions.
• Information regarding the online student edition will be provided soon.