Intel has developed a variety of programs to encourage, recognize and support teachers in utilizing technology in the classroom.

	Intel® Teach Program: Intel has provided professional development to over 7,000 Oregon teachers to effectively use technology in the classrooms. There is still an opportunity for your school to become involved. Contact us at teacher.training@intel.com.
	Intel Education: High quality information and resources for supporting the planning, teaching, implementation and management of computer technology in schools. Included are free on-line technology tools including: Visual Ranking, Seeing Reason and Showing Evidence. Find everything at www.intel.com/education
	For the last 2 years, Intel has been a supporter of SuperQuest. SuperQuest is a professional development opportunity for Oregon technology teachers to learn new skills including GameMaker and Lego Robotics. To learn more, visit www.techstart.org

Intel Teach Program improves education through effective use of computers in classrooms, to improve the use of computers as a tool for teaching, and to increase student learning through the use of computers.

Intel will accomplish this by achieving "critical mass" of trained teachers in participating schools. Since the inception of this program, Intel has trained over 100,000 teachers in the United States and 1 million teachers worldwide.

Intel® Education Initiative – visit this comprehensive education site for free resources and tools for teachers.

Intel provides hands-on training for Master Teachers who will train at least 60 others from their school district. The training emphasizes "hands-on" learning and the creation of curricular units and evaluation tools that incorporates use of the Internet, web page design, and multimedia software.

Teachers receive 40 hours of classroom training and 20 hours of homework to supplement the training. Each teacher participant creates student samples, evaluation tools, and support materials (including copies of Microsoft* software) for one curricular unit. Teachers can earn graduate and continuing education units for their participation in this program.

Worldwide implementation of the Intel Teach Program is based on training curriculum developed originally for U.S. teachers, and is adapted for each country's language, culture, and education system. Intel has developed relations in each country to assist with curriculum adaptation and implementation.