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Improve Your Keyboarding Skills Grant

School Grant

  • 12/31/14

Available Funds/Award: Tool Factory Keyboarding Skills or Tool Factory Keyboarding Adventure site license

Opens: Aug. 26, 2014

Proposals Due: Dec. 31, 2014

Final Applications Due: Dec 31, 2014

Recurring? No

Granting Organization: Digital Wish

Description: The Digital Wish “Write and submit a lesson plan on improving student keyboarding skills and you could be awarded a site license of Tool Factory Keyboarding Adventure or Tool Factory Keyboarding Skills for your school.”

Requirements: Register with Digital Wish and submit a lesson plan.

Eligibility: K-12 educators

Application Link: http://www.digitalwish.com

Additional Information Link: http://www.digitalwish.com

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