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Connecting teachers and education leaders with resources that fit local needs for professional development is the idea behind the new Intel® Innovation in Education Institutes. Participating communities select the workshops they want from the Institutes course catalog. Then the customized sessions are presented by expert trainers who come to the local host site. And it's all free to participants and regional hosting organizations. Institute topics focus on how educators can take advantage of free, Web-based tools to boost student learning. Most of the sessions are designed to be delivered in technology labs so that participants can engage in active, hands-on learning. For audiences who prefer an overview of a topic or tool, multimedia presentation sessions can also be arranged. Individual courses last from one to three hours, allowing for training events that fit local schedules. The Institutes are designed to interest instructional leaders, curriculum specialists, primary and secondary classroom teachers, and others involved in using technology to support student learning. Educators should come away from a training event with a better understanding of how to use the growing number of free tools and resources available on the Intel Innovation in Education Web site (www.intel.com/education).The Institutes catalogavailable in print and online versionsoutlines current course offerings and learning goals for each session topic. The catalog also explains the nuts-and-bolts of hosting a local event, including local facility needs. Among the current course offerings:
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