Deb Ramsay, Making It Happen in Educational Technology
Deb Ramsay, Receives National Recognition Award for ‘Making It
Happen in Educational Technology'
Deb Ramsay, Director of Information
Technology for Educational School District 101, was honored with the coveted Making
It Happen jacket for her contributions to the successful integration of
technology in education in K-12
schools.
Randy Orwin, Receives National Recognition Award for ‘Making It Happen in Educational Technology'
Randy Orwin, Director of
Technology for Bainbridge Island School District, was honored with the coveted Making
It Happen jacket for his contributions to the successful integration of
technology in education in K−12
schools.
NCCE 2010 is seeking workshop and concurrent session proposals for the 2010 annual conference from educators, technology consultants and participating exhibitors. Workshops are 3 hours in length, presented on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday and may be either hands-on or presentation only. Concurrent sessions are presented on Thursday and Friday and are 60 minutes in length. Concurrent sessions are presentation only.
Tava Smathers Receives 5th Annual Eric Jensen Leadership Award for Northwest Council for Computer Ed
Tava Smathers, Library
Media Coordinator for the Middle/High school students in the Telluride School
District in Colorado, was honored with the prestigious Northwest Council for Computer
Education, Eric Jensen Leadership Award, for her dedication and service on the
board for 11 years for the NCCE organization at the 38th Annual
Conference held in Portland, Oregon last month.
NCCE President Vince Ruggiano, has been a Technology Specialist for the Beaverton School District in Beaverton, Oregon for 7 years and an ELL Program Facilitator for 3 years. As a technology specialist in the IT Dept., he coordinated with teachers, administrators, technology facilitators, and building technology teams to successfully use technology with their curriculum. Vince is currently a Program Facilitator for the English Language Learners Dept. in Beaverton Schools.
NCCE President Vince Ruggiano, has been a Technology Specialist for the Beaverton School District in Beaverton, Oregon for 7 years and an ELL Program Facilitator for 3 years. As a technology specialist in the IT Dept., he coordinated with teachers, administrators, technology facilitators, and building technology teams to successfully use technology with their curriculum. Vince is currently a Program Facilitator for the English Language Learners Dept. in Beaverton Schools.