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Speak Up 2016: Introduction &Tips Webinar
Webinar Thursday, October 6, 2016 1:00 pm ET / 10:00 am PT Julie Evans (and some special guests) held an introductory Speak Up webinar on September 27th at 3pm ET / noon PT. The session was for anyone new to … Continue reading
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Tagged announcement, Project Tomorrow, Speak Up survey, SpeakUp, survey
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How do you effectively use tech tools to facilitate learning & engagement within your district?
Need a last minute classroom activity before Thanksgiving break? Take the #SpeakUpsurvey! Lesson plans available @ http://ow.ly/UMjki Share your perspective in the Speak Up 2015 survey, and help paint a picture of what’s really required to effectively use technology tools … Continue reading
Announcing the Speak Up America Photo and Video Challenge
Since 2003, over 3.7 million K-12 students, parents, educators and community members have participated in the annual online surveys – with over 300,000 surveys from this year alone! Now it’s your time – in honor of the superb survey period … Continue reading
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Tagged netday speakup, photo challenge, Speak Up, Speak Up survey, survey, video challenge
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Last Chances to Speak Up for 2014! Speak Up 2014 surveys will Close on December 19
Speak Up 2014 Surveys are open through December 19! This year’s Speak Up annual surveys continue to pave new ground in education technology research by polling K-12 students, educators, administrators and parents about the use of mobile devices, online classes, … Continue reading
SpeakUp New Hampshire! Surveys are OPEN
Speak Up 2014 is now open! This year’s Speak Up annual surveys continue to pave new ground in education technology research by polling K-12 students, educators, administrators and parents about the use of mobile devices, online classes, games and digital … Continue reading
Tell the FCC How Important Broadband is to Our Schools
Take One Minute… Tell the FCC how important adequate broadband connectivity is to the future success of America’s schools. Digital learning’s potential to improve learning will not be realized without robust and reliable internet connection in schools and classrooms. We have … Continue reading
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Tagged broadband, connectivity, e-rate, fcc, high speed internet, petition, survey
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Research Study on Hands on Learning Seeks Data
The Foundation for Technology and Engineering Education (FTEE) – Dugger/Gerrish Endowment, in partnership with the International Technology and Engineering Educators Association (ITEEA) has commissioned a study to determine to what extent students in United States public schools practice “doing” in … Continue reading
