2006 T.H.E. Journal Innovators

  • 08/04/06

WANTED: OUTSTANDING TECHNOLOGY INNOVATORS IN K-12 EDUCATION

***NOMINATIONS ARE OPEN!***

We’re seeking exemplary schools, visionary technology leaders, and innovative vendor partners who have taken their classrooms, schools, and districts to a higher level and made learning come alive for their students through the use of technology.

In our December issue, we will recognize 12 schools or districts whose technology initiatives are models for the K-12 community. One of the profiles could be about you! The December issue of T.H.E. Journal magazine will shine the spotlight on the best of the best.

***HOW TO NOMINATE***

Here’s how to nominate your school or district, technology leaders, and vendor partners:

  • Send us a brief paragraph (no more than 200 words) via e-mail (no attachments, please) describing your project and why your nominee(s) should be considered.

  • Mark the subject line: 2006 T.H.E. Journal Innovator Nomination.

  • E-mail Managing Editor Christina Schaller at [email protected].

***Don’t delay—submissions are DUE by AUGUST 31, 2006.***

You’re doing great things with technology--we want to know about them!

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