“As a technology director, I need relevant, tactical information on emerging technologies
and solid policy to guide its use. I rely on the CoSN K-12 School Networking conference
for the education and connections I need to lead my district’s technology initiatives.”
Sally J. Bair, Technology Facilitator, Northern Lebanon School District, PA
Have Questions? Contact Us!
If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 202.624.1752, or email
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Get Ready for the 8th Annual School Networking Conference & International Symposium!
Conference
February 25-27, 2003
Hyatt Regency Crystal City, VA
Symposium
February 28, 2003
Location TBD
Leadership for the Digital School: Challenges, Implications & Opportunities
February 26-28, 2002
Crystal City, VA
The premier event for education leaders designing the future of learning
through the Internet and technology.
Also, a special International Symposium on Friday, March 1!
“How Children Learn with New Technologies: Connecting Research to Education Policy &
Practice”
State E-rate & State TLCF Coordinators
CoSN is offering reduced rates for State E-rate & State TLCF
Coordinators to attend CoSN's K-12 School Networking Conference.
- Special reduced rate to the conference $199
- Government discount hotel room rate $119
Keynote Events
- Riding the Curl of Innovation, with Jamie McKenzie
Schools face tremendous opportunities along with substantial risks as new
technologies promise new kinds of learning and impressive changes in
student performance. How can we maximize our return on investment, back winners
and avoid losers? Jamie McKenzie shares a dozen strategies to help teachers
and administrators make discerning use of new technologies along with
sustained use of classical technologies and learning strategies. He suggests ways to
sort through the noise of conflicting marketing pitches and claims to
focus in upon value, reliability and authenticity. The goal? To avoid what
Shakespeare warned about 500 years ago - a technology rich program "Full
of sound and fury signifying nothing." Read Jamie's article outlining his vision
and strategies in the January/February issue of
MultiMedia Schools.
- Town Hall Debate/Banquet
Collecting Student Data: What's Apppropriate? What's Not?
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New Roles for National, Regional and State Education Technology Leaders, featuring:
- John Bailey, Director of Education Technology, US Department of Education
- Helen Soulé, Ph.D., Mississippi Department of Education
- Amy Perry-Delcorvo, Wayne Finger Lakes BOCES, NY
- Panel of International Education Leaders Discussing Technology Integration Worldwide
Plus
- Pre-Conference Workshop: CoSN Public Policy Leadership Network Training and Meetings on Capitol Hill
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Breakout sessions on key topics conducted by education leaders from around the country:
- Content & Integration
- Technology Leadership & Equity
- Emerging Learning Tools
- Professional Development in a Digital World
- Spotlight Sessions on hot technologies and trends, presented by CoSN Corporate Members
You Should Attend!
The K-12 School Networking Conference has vital information and networking
opportunities for:
- District-Level Technology Directors
- District-Level Directors for Curriculum, Budget, Professional Development & Evaluation
- Superintendents
- Principals
- Intermediate Unit Technology Coordinators
- State Directors of Technology
- State & National Education Associations & Nonprofit Organizations
You Will Learn!
The K-12 School Networking Conference is the best place for you to increase
your knowledge this year:
- Connect with key leaders who use the Internet to improve learning
- Understand emerging concerns from the school perspective
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Learn the most updated information on national policy issues that affect local schools’
ability to purchase, use and integrate technology
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Get the latest information on important topics such as funding, copyright, privacy,
planning and budgeting for technology and commercialism
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Share information and experience with other education technology leaders from
around the nation
Scholarships and Discounts can Help You Attend!
This year, the K-12 School Networking Conference is able to provide scholarships for:
- Directors of technology at state departments of education
Scholarships are supported by Hewlett Packard.
Membership Discounts
Conference registration is reduced for CoSN members. This year, membership discounts
make registration even more affordable:
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Get a Member, Get a Discount!
If you are a current CoSN member, recruit a new school district or corporate
member to CoSN and receive two $50 coupons for the 2002 conference.
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New Member Conference Discount
If you are not a CoSN member, become a member when you register for the
conference. You will receive the member rate PLUS a one-time 10% discount on
your conference registration.
Have Questions? Contact Us!
If you have any questions, please feel free to call us at 202.624.1752, or email
cosn-registration@meetingmgmt.com.
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