| Welcome
to ETDC, a place for sponsoring, coordinating, and disseminating
statewide projects, events, and opportunities for educational
technology in Washington State.
Top Picks:
Verizon
MarcoPolo is now Thinkfinity! |
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Gaggle.Net provides safe, student
email accounts, meeting the needs of over 13,000  schools
throughout the U.S. and in 23 countries. Through Washington's
agreement with Gaggle, you can receive all of the Gaggle.Net
email features for a discounted price of $2.35 per student,
per year. More
info . . . |
December 14, 2007
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Coming
soon:
Advanced Academics, Apex Learning,
A+nywhere Learning, Autoskill, Collaborative Learning,
Texas Instruments, Achieve 3000, and more! |
Apex is an online curriculum publisher
that provides standards-base courses in math,  science,
English, social studies, world languages, electives and
Advanced Placement for grades 6 through 12. Apex
Learning offers different product lines to meet specific
educational objectives and to support varied instructional
situations such as Distance (Virtual) Learning, Credit
Recovery, Remediation, Alternative Schools, Summer School,
After School, and Enhanced Classroom Experiences with
curriculum resources. The Northwest Association
of Accredited Schools accredits Apex since 1999. The curriculum
includes formative, summative, and diagnostic assessments
and has a very high degree of correlation to all relevant
national and state standards. More
information |
 The
popular FileMaker Pro software (FM Pro 8, Server, Mobile)
is now available for discount purchasing. Click here
for more information. |
| The ETSCs have partnered with i-SAFE
America to deliver a prevention-oriented Internet safety
education program targeting K-12 students. For information
on training, click
here. |
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| Comprehensive analyses of what the
research says does and doesn't work with technology.
Find out how to access this information through your
regional ETSC. |
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This site helps district leaders
in technology and curriculum to answer important questions
addressing the use of educational technology in the classroom.
It contains links to websites where research findings
can be located. |
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| A compilation of tools and processes
available to you through the Ed Tech Support Centers to
support districts as they implement technology into their
curriculum. |
To learn about the ETDC Program, visit About
ETDC.
To explore the different projects in which ETDC is involved,
visit Statewide
Projects.
To find the best prices for software or online products, visit
Purchasing
Programs.
To find other educational technology resources, visit Resources
and Services.
To find out about the Ed Tech Support Center program in Washington,
visit ETSC
Corner. |
