Student Technology Showcase

Call for Student Projects

The Student Technology Showcase is a joint effort of the California Department of Education (CDE), the California Technology Assistance Project (CTAP), and Computer-Using Educators (CUE). The goal is to inform parents, teachers, administrators, legislators, and representatives of higher education about curriculum-based student technology projects from Kindergarten through Grade 12. It provides a wonderful opportunity for students to receive recognition for their hard work and accomplishments. It also gives educators a forum to spotlight their groundbreaking instructional strategies that use technology to enhance student achievement and engagement.

Each selected project will have a display area and be given the opportunity to demonstrate their work in the areas of Web, video, multimedia, graphic art, sensor/probe data and analysis, animation, and other curriculum-enriching applications. Participating students will present their projects and facilitate a discussion of the project with guests.

Please join us in the effort to highlight the exemplary work of RIMS students and teachers by submitting an application or recommending a project. This will be a free event open to the public, community, educators, parents, and students.

Download Application and Permission to Publish

• Word Document: 2010 STS App.doc
• Word Document: Permission to Publish.doc (required for all students on application)

Applications must be received by email on or before January 8, 2010.

Email completed applications to John Durham.

Timeline

For additional information or assistance in preparing your application, please contact John Durham at (909) 386-2686.