Technology Rich Classroom Program - Preparing Today's Students for Tomorrow's World

Preparing Today's Students for Tomorrow's World

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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Thomas Schmitz replied to Thomas Schmitz's discussion 'Local Professional Development Days'

The December 3, 2009 PD day in Mulvane has been changed to December 1, 2009.

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Blog Remix :: We Need your Input

Seasons are changing and it is a great time to think of a new, exciting technology resource or skill you want to explore in the winter months. This blog 'remix' involves YOU; share burning questions, thoughts and inquiries you have related to tec...

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Fred Hollingshead is now a member of Technology Rich Classroom Program

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Angela Quiram is now a member of Technology Rich Classroom Program

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Announcement!

The TRC RFP for 2010 is now available! The Request for Proposals for the Technology Rich Classroom grant has been posted to the KSDE, TRC page. Applications are due on January 8th, 2010 at 3 pm CST.

Digital Age Perspectives: A Thanksgiving WHIRL

One of the powerful gifts that educators can give to their students is perspective. Helping the students see a topic, whether it be fractions, DNA or poems from an angle that they have never seen before is one of my favorite challenges as an educator. Technology makes this challenge a little bit easier and today’s WHIRL blog provides you with interactive, higher order thinking resources for teaching students about the First Thanksgiving and European Colonization in America.