Attention Fellows in California, Arizona, Oregon, and Texas,

I saw the announcement below on a listserv and found the Intel website with
contact information at
http://www.intel.com/pressroom/kits/events/teach/supcos.htm.  The contact
people are all located in universities/school districts and email addresses
are given.  Couldn't find out more about the program on this site (it's for
press releases), but email to the contact people might lead to something.....
Judy

At 06:46 AM 01/20/2000 -0800, you wrote:
>>From the Arizona Republic.. -ac
>
>Intel to help teachers tackle technology
>http://www.azcentral.com/news/0120intel.shtml
>
>"Hoping to make the Internet come alive in classrooms from Tempe to Tokyo,
>Intel will spend $100 million to help teachers harness computer
>technology.  The three-year program announced Wednesday is being called
>the largest such private industry effort to date. Intel points to a study
>that says 80 percent of teachers nationwide don't feel comfortable
>integrating computers into their lesson plans...."
>
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