Registration is open for the the 2010 RIMS CTAP Summer Roadshow events. Participants will join us in hands-on exploration of a variety of technology tools to support student engagement and enhance instruction in your classroom at one of two 2-day events held at the West End Educational Service Center in Rancho Cucamonga and the Riverside County Office of Education. The $40 registration fee allows participants to register for up to four half-day hands-on workshops covering a wide variety of topics for novice and intermediate proficiency technology using educators.

Join us in hands-on exploration of a variety of technology tools to support student engagement and enhance instruction in your classroom. The 2010 RIMS CTAP Summer Roadshow is a  mini-conference, featuring a variety of hands-on sessions for beginning and intermediate proficiency technology using educators. The $40 registration fee allows participants to register for up to four half-day, hands-on workshops covering a wide variety of topics. Registration also includes a flash drive, so participants can save projects and files they work on during the Roadshow.

Starting at 1:00 pm on April 29, the Odysseyware bus will be sharing the latest information about their core and credit recovery options at the San Bernardino County Schools Support Center. Odysseyware curriculum can be licensed at a considerable savings through California Learns, a buying and licensing consortium operated out of CTAP Region 3.

CETPA (California Educational Technology Professionals Association) is helping gather individuals for the education strand for the Netbook Summit May 24-25 in San Francisco. The conference organizers are offering a $400 discount to CETPA members for the full conference or a $300 discount on one-day registration.

Google has announced the second annual Doodle for Google competition for students. This competition offers young artists the chance to design the Google logo and perhaps have their artwork seen by people all over the world. Doodles will be judged in grade-level brackets. The theme for the U.S. competition is "If I could do anything, I would...?"