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- NJAET Names Tech of the Year, Elects Treasurer
- NJECC Presents Digital Media Institute '07
- NJAET Spring Journal Now Online
- Encourage a Colleague to Join ISTE
- Call for Presenters - NJAET Annual Fall Conference
- NJAET News Archives
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NJAET Names Tech of the Year, Elects Treasurer |
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Congratulations to Gregg Festa and Joe Potaski |
At its annual meeting on May 8, the New Jersey Association for Educational Technology awarded Gregg Festa of Montclair, NJ its 2007 Technologist of the Year Award. At the same meeting, Joe Potaski was re-elected to another term as NJAET treasurer. Congratulations to both Gregg and Joe.
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NJECC Presents Digital Media Institute '07 |
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June 26, 27 & 28 at Montclair State University |
It's June and that means it's time for the New Jersey Educational Computing Cooperative's annual Digital Media Institute (DMI). This year's institute will be held at Montclair State University on June 26, 27 & 28. Take a look at the DMI '07 Flyer for an overview of the institute and download a copy of the DMI Brochure for more details and a registration form.
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NJAET Spring Journal Now Online |
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Special Edition from Linwood Educators |
The latest edition of the NJAET Journal is now online. Check out the Spring Journal for articles by the following teachers from Linwood Public Schools.
- Dr. Frank Rudnesky, principal of Belhaven Avenue School, is an enthusiastic
technology advocate, but not just for technology's sake. His article
lays out how a school should think if it is to empower teachers to be
true leaders for instructional technology.
- Ms. Elizabeth Moss, fifth grade teacher, went from being fearful of
technology infringing on her classroom, to embracing its promise, and
she shares how she changed as a result of that journey.
- Mrs. Barbara Quinn, world languages teacher at the elementary school,
recounts how she became convinced of the power of technology despite
an ititial skepticism of its relevance to language teaching at the K-4
level.
- Mr. Michael Breslow is a National Board Certified middle school science
teacher. For Mike, technology has always come easy, but what he learned
about how to truly excite his students is a lesson on the value of planning.
- Mrs. Heidi Derbyshire, elementary teacher, asks and answers the questin of whether or not technology has a place in the elementary classroom.
All this and more is in the Spring Journal, so check it out.
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Encourage a Colleague to Join ISTE |
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Earn great incentives |
Are you aware that NJAET is an affiliate of the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE)? Are you a member of ISTE? If you are, you are invited to encourage a colleague to join ISTE and earn great incentives including the chance to win an all-expense-paid trip to NECC 2008, ISTE's annual conference, in San Antonio, Texas!
Each time you recruit a member between now and July 14, both you and the member you recruited will be entered into this quarter's iPod drawing!
Referring your colleagues is easy and fast. Simply use our e-mail referral form to participate.
Why should you recruit new ISTE members? You are the greatest testimony to the value of an ISTE membership, and by sharing that value, you can:
* Enrich the professional development of your colleagues;
* Enhance the advocacy power of ISTE;
* Expand your network of educators;
* Enjoy international recognition on the ISTE Web site;
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* Earn valuable prizes and incentives!
Learn more by visiting the Recruit-a-Member Campaign page. There's still plenty of time to participate this quarter, and you have an excellent chance of winning!
Questions? Call ISTE Member Services at 1-800-336-5191 or send e-mail to memberservices@iste.org.
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Call for Presenters - NJAET Annual Fall Conference |
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Creating e-Magic - Sign up now to present |
The 2007 Annual Fall Conference, Creating e-Magic, will be held on Tuesday, October 9, 2007 at Georgian Court University in Lakewood, New Jersey. Plan now to attend or present at this conference. The Call for Presenters is open and potential presenters can fill out an Online Presenter Sign-up Form on the NJAET Website.
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