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Working Connection Reports: Best Practices, Curriculum, Lesson Plans, & More…

You can now download the Working Connections Institute reports detailing what was learned as a result of the training; new best practices; implementation plans for the fall 2012 classroom; and, any changes in technology that was covered in the training. (Including problem-based learning, Windows 8, Office 15, and Android Programming)

Posted in CTC Faculty, Featured, IT Curriculum, Lesson Plans | Also tagged Adam Coleman, Android application programming, Bates Technical College, Bellingham Technical College, Clark College, curriculum development, George Neal, Judith Graham, Lee Falta, lesson plans, Office 15, Problem-Based Learning, South Puget Sound Community College, technology updates, Windows 8, Working Connections fellowship recipients | Leave a comment

STEM Summit: Emerging & Innovative Trends for Tomorrow’s Classroom

Video from the STEM Summit will be posted April 2011. You can watch Dr. Arthur Benjamin’s keynote presentation, educators and industry professionals presentations and panel sessions. STEM best practices and curricular modules will be posted to the website by the end of March 2011.

Posted in CTC Faculty, Industry, K-12, Uncategorized | Also tagged Aerospace, allied health, Bellevue College, Centers of Excellence, computer science, Construction, curriculum development, Dr. Arthur Benjamin, engineering welcome, Everett Community College, faculty welcome, healthcare, ICT, Industry, innovative, IT, Janet McCann, K-12, K-20, Manufacturing, Mary Kaye Bredeson, math welcome, Maureen Majury, Renton Technical College, round-tables, science welcome, Shana Peschek, statistics, STEM, STEM 2011, STEM in the classroom, STEM Summit 2011, Technology, Washington State, WEC STEM Summit Washington State 2011, Yakima Valley College | Leave a comment

8 Reasons to Register for the Working Connections Institute

Find out why you should register for the 2010 Working Connections IT Faculty Development Institute, August 24-27, 2010 ($100 registration for the three day professional development training). And, why your fellow faculty members believe 2009 is the year to beat…

Posted in CTC Faculty, K-12 | Also tagged affordable, Bellevue, Bellevue College, beta, camtasia, certification, creative suite 4, CTC, CTC Faculty, curricula, curriculum, employability, industry professionals, jing, latest technologies, networking, office 2010, Prof Tech, professional development, SharePoint, student needs, Technology, virtualization, visual studio 2010, Washington State, web 2.0, WEC, Windows 7 | 1 Response

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