February 12, 2009

UCLA Engineering Department Offers Free Tutoring...

To increase the number of engineers in America and throughout the world, a growing number of UCLA Engineering students are volunteering their time and knowledge by offering online math and science tutoring assistance to Los Angeles community schools. From a university secured server, LA students have free access to an online platform where they can receive tutoring help from a Bruin engineering student tutor. Homework help is at their fingertips during late afternoon and early evening hours (tutor schedules are posted online). The only requirements are a computer, with Internet access, and a challenging math and/or science question.

For more information:

http://esc.seas.ucla.edu/

Digital Voice Awards...

The California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP) Region 11 and Multimedia Services of the Instructional Technology Outreach division at the Los Angeles County Office of Education (LACOE) invite K-12 school educators from Los Angeles County to submit exemplary classroom instructional technology projects to the Digital Voice Awards.

For more information:

http://ito.lacoe.edu/dva/

January 25, 2009

Waterford Information from Pearson Learning...

Pearson’s “Community Connection” has the Product and Technical information for both SuccessMaker and Waterford.

http://support.pearsonschool.com/

Information about the Waterford program and may be useful for teachers wanting to know more about WF.

http://www.waterfordearlylearning.org/

For more information contact….
Rick Lippert
Curriculum Account Executive
Pearson, Digital Products
rick.lippert@pearson.com

December 16, 2008

Intel Schools of Distinction. Apply now!

Every year, Intel honors U.S. schools that have demonstrated excellence in math and science education as Intel Schools of  Distinction. Eighteen schools – three elementary, three middle and three high schools in each of two categories – math and science – will be selected as Finalists, receiving a cash grant for $2,500 from the Intel Foundation. Six winners - one elementary, one middle and one high school in each of the two categories receive $10,000 cash grants and more than $100,000 in products and services from sponsors.

www.schoolsofdistinction.com

December 14, 2008

Mulholland MS on blip.tv...

Check out the great things that Mulholland MS is doing on blip.tv…

http://mulholland.blip.tv/

December 3, 2008

Digital Citizenship and Creative Content

The Digital Citizenship and Creative Content curriculum is the exciting new resource developed to support teachers’ needs for addressing digital citizenship.

It is aligned to national standards including:

  • the AASL “Standards for the 21st Century Learner,”
  • National Council For the Social Studies “Thematic Strands,”
  • Center for Civic Education “National Standards for Civics and Government- Grades 5-8, 9-12,
  • “National Council for Economic Education “Voluntary National Content Standards in Economics,” and
  • National Council for Teachers of English (IRA) “Standards for English Language Arts.”
  • It provides for cross-discipline classroom teaching.

http://www.digitalcitizenshiped.com

November 3, 2008

Futurework 2020 Contest...

Futurework 2020 is a contest for students in Middle and High-school to anticipate the new kinds of jobs that will be available in the year 2020 that are not available today.  In addition to defining the jobs, students will identify the skills that people will need to get one of these new jobs.

http://www.tcse-k12.org/futurework/

October 8, 2008

New Grants Posted...

Check out new funding opportunites at GrantsAlert.com

http://www.grantsalert.com/

August 15, 2008

Mapping California Communities...

GIS workshops are designed for social service providers, researchers, planners or anyone that performs community analysis. They teach both workshops in all major cities and the demographics workshop is offered both live and as a part of our web workshops.

http://www.urban-research.info/workshops/california-gis.htm

August 8, 2008