The Technology Rich Classroom (TRC) Program in Kansas is a Title II-D initiative funded through the Kansas State Department of Education.
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We are gearing up for several professional learning days in September, so Phase 7, Phase 8E, and Phase 8M participants will want to be sure and check their group pages for specific event details and agendas!

Coming Soon: WHIRL Blog Updates
Our WHIRL blog posts will begin updating again in September! We plan to kickoff the year by featuring TRCs who have leveraged 21st Century skills, tools and strategies to show off their school pride. Be sure to watch the WHIRL blog as we begin another year of collaborative blogging and sharing with TRC participants!
*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Persuasion & Creation: Students Using Video in TRCs!
For the latest WHIRL blog post, you can read about how two TRC teachers have effectively facilitated the student use of video in their classrooms. No matter what grade level or content area you teach, hopefully the following lesson plans and student samples will inspire you to give video a WHIRL in your classroom!
Please use this forum to post your collaboration needs and ideas. If you are looking for a class to collaborate with, have something fun to share, or are looking for ways to engage and motivate your students, this forum should have something for you!
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Information about Conferences, Workshops and other Professional Development opportunities.
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Please upload any additional Celebration handouts, PowerPoints, multimedia, or resources to this forum. Remember, Lesson Plans go under the Lesson Plan section of the Collaboration Center and Videos go under the Video tab, all with proper tagging (i.e. Celebration2010, grade level and content area).
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