TeachTech Award 2010

Apply today for the 2010 TeachTech Award
How are you using technology to impact teaching and learning in a K-12 classroom? If you are an educator at a NALS school and are using technology in a unique and creative way, then apply today for a TeachTech Award.

TeachTech is an annual award that recognizes outstanding uses of technology to further excellence in education. For the past three years, NALS educators have been awarded prize money ranging from $500 to $5,000 for both creative and inspirational uses of new media and technology in the classroom. The Teach Tech Award identifies projects that demonstrate pedagogical integrity, innovation, and efficacy as well as the potential for others to replicate them in part or in full. Eligible projects can consist of original software, re-purposing or integration of existing software, or publications for the facilitation of creative uses of technology in K-12 classrooms.

Submissions for TeachTech Award are due on January 31, 2010. Visit the Call for Submissions page for more information.

Past Winners

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TeachTech Winners 2009

The School at Columbia
"Integrated Robotics Curriculum"
Proposal submitted by Lisbeth Uribe, et al.

Falk School
"Gigapan School Exchange"
Proposal submitted by Barbara Bianco

TeachTech Winners 2008

University High School, Normal, Illinois
"Bringing the Arthurian Legend into the 21st Century"
Proposal submitted by Kathleen Malone Clesson

Burris Laboratory School, Muncie, Indiana
"Dynamic Individual Education Plan"
Proposal submitted by Emily Funk and Christy Wauzzinski

The School at Columbia, New York, New York
"Stories in Motion"
Proposal submitted by Lauren Pemberton and Cheryll Hajjar

TeachTech Winners 2007

Institute of Child Study, Ontario Institute of Studies in Education, Toronto
"Long Jump Ahead"
Proposal submitted by Richard Messina and Benjamin Peebles

Institute of Child Study, University of Toronto
"Dynamic Individual Education Plan"
Proposal submitted by Judith Kimel and Richard Reeve

The School at Columbia
"Poetry, Music and a Garage Band"
Proposal submitted by Kate Chechak