HiTech Teacher Training Project (HT3P)
Project
Goal
The overall goal of the Puget Sound Center's HiTech Teacher Training Project (HT3P) was to provide K-14 faculty with quality professional development opportunities, including ongoing support in the application of technology in the classroom. New models of ongoing professional development featuring mentoring, peer observation and coaching were developed in response to teacher needs.
The HT3P has ended, however, partner districts continue to sustain ongoing
professional development through district initiatives and by building capacity
within buildings.
The project provided funding in three primary areas:
- Vendor-based training/certification in topics such as:
Microsoft Office, essentials of networking, Front Page, Publisher, PageMaker, Photoshop, Web development/HTML, JAVA, Visual Basic, A+ certification. - Improvement of student learning through the utilization of technology in the classroom such as: redesigning existing content area curriculum to include appropriate technology, creating Web-based class materials, integrating Web resources into the curriculum, using multimedia in the classroom, assessment and technology, distance education. Professional development opportunities such as: designing and implementing mentoring programs, collaborative learning teams, and developing "train-the-trainer" type programs for teachers.
| Partners • Edmonds School District • Seattle School District • Shoreline School District • Mukilteo School District • Edmonds Community College • Shoreline Community College Advisory Board • Members |
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For more information contact:
Karen Peterson, Executive Director
Director, Diversity in Technology Group
Puget Sound Center for Teaching,
Learning and Technology
21540 - 30th Drive SE, Suite 310
Bothell, WA 98021
ph 425.368.1028
fax 425.368.1023
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