Technology & Learning - March 2009 - (Page 10c) SPECIAL ADVERTISING SECTION OF TECH & LEARNING The Digital Learning Environment Event Series— A Unique Immersion Learning Forum The Digital Learning Environment Events are unique interactive forums held throughout the United States. Each Digital Learning Event is a free immersion experience that provides K-12 decision-makers with stateof-the-art technology solutions delivered in hands-on learning environments. Divided by curriculum areas— Language Arts, Math, Science, and Professional Development—these events invite you to be a student for the day and experience authentic and compelling standards-based learning moments! At these events, you will learn how technology-rich learning environments enrich students’ learning experiences and help them achieve. You will discover how technology can transform traditional methods of teaching and learning. Classroom Sessions | Technologies: Science Experience first hand the technologies that make physics, chemistry, biology, and other science classes more interactive and collaborative. Math Immerse yourself in technologies that engage students and help them learn and apply new skills and concepts in math and engineering. Language Arts/Literacy Discover how to enhance student achievement and encourage critical thinking by integrating multi-media educational tools and technologies into literacy curriculum. Professional Development Prepare faculty to integrate technology and curriculum successfully into collaborative, student-centered learning environments. Event Dates and Locations Chicago: Thursday, 3/19/09 Seattle: Thursday, 3/26/09 Boston: Thursday, 4/2/09 Phoenix: Thursday, 4/16/09 Pittsburgh: Tuesday, 4/28/09 For more information and to register for an event visit: www.guide2digitallearning.com Event Partners: Get the latest information on Digital Learning Environments at www.guide2digitallearning.com http://www.guide2digitallearning.com http://www.guide2digitallearning.com
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