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Iowa K12 Schools Microsoft Connected Learning Community Summit, Feb. 11-13th, register online today
Casey Niemann, Microsoft Education -Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri
Iowa Education Technology Leads,
I hope you have received your invitation and are making plans to attend to the Microsoft Connected Learning Community Technology Summit, February 11-13, in Seattle, Washington. This is our top annual event for assisting K-12 schools in developing their technology plans. If I could point to one single conference that impacts the development of technology in a K-12 school, it would be the CLC Summit.
The Connected Learning Community Technology Summit is a unique opportunity to come as a district leadership team to gain the insights and solutions you need to create a Connected Learning Community in your district. Each day will start with exciting keynote presentations from education and technology leaders including Steve Ballmer, CEO, Microsoft Corporation. In breakout sessions and intensive hands-on labs you'll learn how to implement technology solutions to create a dynamic, powerful and collaborative learning environment. You'll also have the opportunity to learn from your peers as educators and IT pros share their best practices for building Connected Learning Communities.
Here are just a few comments from attendees at the 2001 Summit:
This was the best conference that I have attended. I came away with the ability to help my teachers in the classroom and to make good decisions that will affect my students. Thank you for the opportunity!
Roger Lowry, Superintendent, Northern Valley USD #212
A valuable conference. As a former Mac user, now using Windows, I continue to learn new applications and server information. Thank you for a great educational experience.
Carolyn Lees, Technology Facilitator, Cedar Hollow School District
Š.this event presented really exciting new programs that will definitely help students and teachers. Roberta A. Johnson, Technology Specialist, Seattle Public Schools
I am grateful that Microsoft considers education a valuable enough client to provide
a first class conference like this oneŠsupport like this is valuable and appreciated.
Nancy Bosserman, Director of Accountability and Technology, Whittier Union High School Dist.
There is no registration fee to attend the event. During the event, continental breakfast, lunch and evening receptions with food and beverage will be provided for you. Airfare, accommodations, and transportation costs are your responsibility.
Conference attendance and hotel space is limited, so be sure to register by January 18, 2002 to guarantee your place at this exceptional conference. For complete conference information, including session descriptions, housing information and online registration, please visit http://www.microsoft.com/education/?ID=clcsummit
I hope you will attend, I know that the event will be valuable for you and your team. Please call me with any questions you may have.
Casey Niemann
Microsoft Education
Iowa, Kansas, Nebraska, Missouri
515-707-8141
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
www.microsoft.com/education
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Rick Maehl, Technology and Production Supervisor
Arrowhead Area Education Agency #5
Instructional Service Center
330 Ave M, VoTech Bldg-Lower Level
PO Box 1399, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501
ph: 515-574-5577 fax: 515-574-5567
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Rick Maehl, Technology and Production Supervisor
Arrowhead Area Education Agency #5
Instructional Service Center
330 Ave M, VoTech Bldg-Lower Level
PO Box 1399, Fort Dodge, Iowa 50501
ph: 515-574-5577 fax: 515-574-5567
email: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
