Late Breaks...eCommunity for Education Seminar

  • 08/01/01

On June 6, Neil Bush, brother of President George W. Bush, addressed school superintendents, technology coordinators, teachers and parents representing 14 school districts from L.A. County during a one-day seminar called eCommunity for Education. Hosted by Premio Computer, Inc. and Intel, the seminar supported improving education nationwide by focusing on new electronic solutions for the education market. Neil Bush, chairman and CEO of Ignite!, a company that delivers an online learning system, provided fresh insight into the potential for technology to revitalize American classrooms. Other seminar highlights included a presentation by Premio Computer, which introduced eSembler for Education v. 3.2. For more information about Premio Computer's products, visit www.premiopc.com, and to learn more about Ignite!, go to www.ignitelearning.com.

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