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School Improvement addresses development and articulation of a vision for the role of technology in school improvement, and includes such strands as:

21st-Century School Design
Advocacy
Assessing Technology Integration Programs
Educational Visions/Planning
Funding
One-to-One Initiatives
Rural Issues
Urban Issues

Ethics & Equity addresses the ethical issues and necessary curriculum, guidelines, and policies involved in using technology and/or the equity issues/challenges involved in achieving equal access and reaching underserved populations, and includes such strands as:

Access Issues
Ethical Problems
Gender, Race, Socioeconomic Issues

Technology Infrastructure focuses on the technology, resources, and policies necessary to build the technology infrastructure for effective teaching, learning, and administration, and includes such strands as:

Computer Networking, Systems, & Related Issues
Emerging Technologies
Integrated Data Systems
Library/Media Centers
Open Source
Safety & Security Issues
Support & Maintenance
Web Development & Applications

Professional Learning focuses on the development of leaders and the education and accountability of teachers, administrators, and other educators, and includes strands such as:

Instructional & Administrative Productivity Tools/Resources
Online Professional Development
Professional Development
Student, Teacher, and/or Administrative Leader Preparation
Teacher Education (Preservice & Advanced)

21st Century Teaching & Learning covers all aspects of technology use in the learning environment, and includes strands such as:

All Curriculum Areas
Innovative Learning Technologies
Instructional Strategies & Classroom Management
Laptop Learning
Learning with Handhelds
Literacies for the Information/Creativity Age
Multimedia/Video/Virtual Reality
One-to-One Curriculum
Problem Solving & Critical Thinking
Project-Based & Problem-Based Curricula
Student Assessment of Content Standards
Student Assessment of Technology Standards
Technology Integration
Videoconferencing
Web/Internet

Virtual Schooling/E-learning covers all aspects of designing, choosing and evaluating, and implementing online courses and e-learning experiences for students and includes strands such as:

Developing/Locating Digital Content/Learning Objects
Effective Teaching Practices
Evaluating Online Courses
Instructional Design
Standards, including SCORM
Student Assessment
Virtual Learning Technologies
Virtual School Programs

NECC 2008—San Antonio

A New, More Interactive NECC

This year's NECC is the most hands-on and interactive ever! New program offerings include:

Model Lesson sessions presented in a fish-bowl style model classroom featuring 21st-century technologies—attendees participate as students or observers.

Hands-on "BYOL" (Bring Your Own Laptop) session presenters actively engage attendees in discovery during the session itself.

The Bloggers' Café features active and participatory blogging events and activities.

Moderated Problem/ Solution Panels focus on successful solutions to commonly faced challenges with interactive dialogue between audience and panelists.

And, back by popular demand, the Hands-On Open Source Lab will once again enable participants to explore popular open source applications and resources.

National Educational Computing Conference
June 24–27, 2007 • Georgia World Congress Center • Atlanta, GA