- November Learning Summer Institute (NLSI) 2008 cancelled ...more
- 2008 Kay L. Bitter Vision Award for Excellence in Technology-based Pk-2 Education ...more
- NEISTE ~ NHSTE Spring Software Promotions ...more
- Office of Educational Technology partner to collect exciting examples of effective uses of educational technologies in New Hampshire classrooms ...more
- 28th Annual National Educational Computing Conference (NECC) ...more
Description: Held in July of 2007, the first New Hampshire November Learning Summer Institute was a huge success, so a follow-up NH NLSI is scheduled for July 2008. This institute is hosted by NHSTE and presented by members of the Alan November Learning Institute staff, bringing the best that the annual November Learning Boston Conference has to offer New Hampshire educators. Staff provided by November Learning facilitate the first two full days of hands-on activities. They target the understanding and integration of Web 2.0 resources necessary to create active and thriving learning communities. NHSTE teacher facilitators lead large group discussions and support in-depth exploration on day three.
Registration Deadline: Due to low enrollment, the NLSI 2008 Event has been cancelled.
NHSTE is excited to announce that great software prices for select products are available via agreements negotiated through NEISTE (New England ISTE Affiliates). Initially a NHSTE ~ SERESC partnership with Cyndy Currier at the helm, this program has now expanded to include all the New England ISTE affiliates. These promotions are able to offer even more affordable pricing to all NH schools. Products for which discounted pricing is available include: netTrekker, Atomic Learning, FirstClass, Parallels for Macintosh, and NoteShare for Macintosh.
Click here for detailed product information, ordering procedures, and pricing at SERESC’s website.
What does a Case Study have to do with a Digital Camera?
NHDOE and NHSTE are collaborating on a statewide effort to collect information about educational technology projects that have positively impacted students in New Hampshire schools. To begin this effort, any school project leader or classroom teacher who submitted an Effective Projects Case Study between January 15 and March 31, 2008 had a chance to win a digital camera for their school or classroom, courtesy of the New Hampshire Affiliate of the International Society for Technology in Education (NHSTE). A total of 10 digital cameras (valued at $200/each) was given away through a random drawing. These case studies will provide important information to share with school administrators as well as state and national legislators who need to know how technology has made a difference for students in New Hampshire schools.
Click here for more info and to submit your case study online at the NHDOE – Office of Educational Technology. What's your story? Tell others why technology and education belong together!
 If you have not been before . . . . Now's the time to really consider going!
28th Annual National Educational Computing Conference (NECC)
Registration is now open for the conference with optional side trips and more!
Check it out at http://center.uoregon.edu/ISTE/NECC2008/
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