Programs
Assisting students
Challenging students
Interesting students
Leveraging technology
After-school
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- Students
- E-School ... offers high school credit courses through the use of multimedia
technologies and the Internet.
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- i-SAFE ... Since 2003, The Office of Curriculum, Instruction and Student Support, Advanced Technology Research Branch (ATRB) partners with i-SAFE America to promote Internet Safety. i-SAFE is a non-profit organization dedicated to educating and empowering youth to safely and responsibly use the Internet. i-SAFE receives a federal grant managed by the Department of Justicethat allows them to offer professional development and K-12 curriculum to school districts across the country at no cost.
- Faculty Development
- Computer Application Training Workshops ... The Computer Application Training program strives to service the needs of the Hawaii Department of Education (HDOE) personnel. The non-credit computer application training workshops focus on developing technology skills. Developed by the Advanced Technology Research Branch (ATRB), the purpose of this program is to equip employees with the computer application skills that will enable them to increase productivity by working smarter, not harder. Workshops are offered throughout the year.
- Project Inspire ...
A comprehensive for pd-credit online professional development program designed by the Advanced Technology Research Branch to assist teachers in integrating technology in teaching, learning and the curriculum. There are three levels of certification that teachers can work toward at their own pace to achieve mastery of the technology and integration skills necessary in the 21 st century.
- Teaching the Millennial Student Workshop Series
The Teaching the Millennial Student program is a series of digital media workshops that will provide powerful learning tools to engage the "millennials" in your classrooms. These 4-6 hour workshops are open to all Hawaii Department of Education teachers beginning in September and ending November 2007.
- Technology Activators Project ... 4-course program created
by the University of Hawaii to give teachers technological skills that can be used "to enhance teaching and facilitate
the learning process". Not limited to teachers. Enrollment open to anyone who is interested in learning more
about educational technology.
- Hawaii Educational Networking Consortium ... collaborative relationship
of the University of Hawaii, the Hawaii Department of Education, and the East-West Center to facilitate and coordinate
Hawaii-based cooperative activities relating to the development, promotion, and support of telecommunications technology
in education and research.
- Infrastructure
- E-Rate Discount Program ... Get Instructions, applications, expected discount
rates, important dates and price lists for the E-Rate program.
- State-wide
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....Our standards set the course, while students, families, and community
fill the sails with expectation as we voyage with the treasure of bright, young minds ready to lead the way to the future.
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