61. DTV Tech Plan - Educational Communications Board - Broadcasting Services You can also learn about what happened at a wisconsin middle school when make such computers using the Windows XP media Center Edition operating system. http://www.ecb.org/dtv/techplan.htm

Broadcasting Services Digital Television (DTV) DTV in schools Timeline Equipment Issues Coming options ... To view presentation at Brainstorm 2003, conference of school IT directors With all of Wisconsin's public television stations now broadcasting digital television, there's a foundation built for future increases in schools' access to more interactive and user-oriented digital forms of instructional content. The Wisconsin Educational Communications Board (ECB) will regularly update this area to help schools more clearly understand how digital TV and digital instructional media can fit into their future plans. For more on the information (library media) and technology planning process, visit the DPI Web site on the district technology plan certification process At DPI workshops on "Writing a Combined Information (Library Media) and Technology Plan," it's noted that relevant research shows increased student engagement levels during authentic inquiry/problem-based learning activitiesand studies have also shown resulting increase in test scores. Research by the Wisconsin Educational Communications Board (ECB) has led to testing new ways that DTV can support such learning. A PBS report on this research noted that "Access to digitized primary source materials and a searchable database of rich media files are valuable tools

62. ECB - PBS TeacherLine Facilitators Check out the CESA 5 Instructional Technology media Center (ITMC) Web site She has worked with 39 school districts in northwest wisconsin for the past http://www.ecb.org/teacherline/tl-staff.htm

ECB TeacherLine Staff Marta Bechtol Instructional Programs Developer Tel: 608-264-9733 Fax: 608-264-9685 E-mail: mbechtol@ecb.state.wi.us Mailing Address ECB 3319 West Beltline Highway Madison, WI 53713-4296 ECB TeacherLine Facilitators CESA 2 CESA 3 CESA 5 CESA 7 ... SWECS CESA 2 Sharon Webb swebb@cesa2.k12.wi.us Instructional Technology Consultant CESA 2 Tel: 608-758-6232 Fax: 608-868-6891 CESA 3 Terri Iverson tiverson@cesa3.k12.wi.us Dustin Schuhmacher dustin@cesa3.k12.wi.us Dustin has been involved with staff development since 1998. He currently is a program coordinator for the Instructional Technology Support Services Department at the Cooperative Educational Service Agency (CESA) 3, in southwest Wisconsin. His primary focus is the Integrating Technology and School Curriculum Program, working with 13 school districts in planning, facilitating, and integrating instructional media and technology. He supports the professional development of teachers and has trained students ages 6 to 76 in communication arts, media, and technology through direct instruction and university course work. Dustin also writes grants and works with many local, state, and regional educational technology initiatives.

63. U.S. Department Of Education Funded Service Providers For Wisconsin wisconsin Center for Education Research University of wisconsin The EquityAssistance centers help district and school personnel create safe, positive, http://goal.ncrel.org/edserv/state.asp?state=wi

64. SLIS IUB > People > Daniel Callison of wisconsin; and as a Research Fellow with the National Center for Callison, D. The Impact of New Technologies on school media Center Facilities. http://www.slis.indiana.edu/faculty/callison.html

Search: SLIS Home People Daniel Callison SLIS Home Admissions Careers Courses ... Contact People Faculty Affiliated Faculty Emeritus Faculty Adjunct Faculty ... Faculty Positions Daniel Callison School of Library and Information Science , Indianapolis 755 W. Michigan, UL1110A, Indianapolis, IN 46202 Professor and Executive Associate Dean Coordinator of Internships Director of School Library Media Education The Advanced Certification for Teacher of Library Media Fall 2002 School Media Careers School Media Jobs Education and Professional Background Ed.D., Instructional Systems Technology, Indiana University, 1982 M.S., Education, Indiana University, 1981 M.L.S., Emporia State University, 1973 Director of Media Services School of Education, Indiana University, 1979-1981 Topeka (KS), High School, 1972-1979 Editor, School Library Media Research , LIRT Top 20 1999-2000 Research and Teaching Research interests include information literacy and inquiry, collection development, and management of school media programs. Dr. Callison is also interested in free inquiry learning environments including school library media centers, children's museums, and inquiry and discourse in student research projects K-undergraduate.

65. Home The University of wisconsin school Library Education consortium is a distance The school library media center is important as a welcoming place in which http://academics.uww.edu/libmedia/uwsslec/homebody.html

Descriptions Format Locations Tech Needs ... Policies University of Wisconsin System - School Library Education Consortium: Access to Licensure and Degrees in Library, Information and Instructional Technology What Does a School Library Media Specialist Do? As a school library media specialist you interact directly with young people, engaging their passions, curiosities, appetite for learning and love of reading. You develop and organize information resources and educate students and teachers to use them. You are an information specialist, a teacher, and an instructional partner with other teachers. The purpose of the school library media program is to serve the needs of all children with their variety of abilities, learning preferences, and cultural understandings. The school library media center is important as a welcoming place in which students can engage in self-discovery and self-directed inquiry, free to move beyond the familiar, without fear of failure and with the support of warm, personal attention. The school library media center is rooted in and gives form and meaning to the principles of democracy: the right of people of all ages to intellectual freedom and the right of people, regardless of economic status, to equity of access to information. Preparing school library media specialists with the skills to adapt and thrive in demanding educational settings is a tradition in Wisconsin. This University of Wisconsin System collaboration combines the strengths of faculty in library media programs at Whitewater, Madison, Eau Claire, Superior and Oshkosh to teach strong skills in information organization, curriculum, technology application and integration, literature, teaching and management. As a graduate of this program, you are prepared to be an instructional leader.

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67. Block Grants TEACH wisconsin provides educational technology block grants to public school Provision of Instructional media Center needs related to educational http://www.teachwi.state.wi.us/blockgrants.html

Introduction Requirements to Receive a Block Grant How Grant Amounts are Determined Eligible Uses for Block Grants ... 2002-03 Block Grant Amounts Introduction TEACH Wisconsin provides educational technology block grants to public school districts, Milwaukee charter schools, and secured juvenile correctional facilities, to accelerate their investments in educational technology. The grants, which are outside school district revenue limits, offer a flexible source of funds to meet the educational technology needs of each school district. Block grants may be used for any educational technology purpose excluding the salaries and benefits of school district employees. In order to receive a block grant, schools must submit a resolution to the TEACH Board annually. Requirements to Receive a Block Grant An applicant must adopt block grant resolutions annually to receive TEACH block grant funds. For common school districts and union high school districts, the resolution must be adopted at the district's annual meeting. Unified school districts, Milwaukee Public Schools, and Milwaukee Charter Schools must have their boards adopt the resolution. Secured Juvenile Correctional Facilities must have the Secretary of the Department of Corrections submit a written request to TEACH. Block grant payments for 2002-03 will be disbursed by February 3, 2003.

68. Multimedia & Internet@Schools Magazine for Educators program in the school of Education at University of wisconsin—Stout THE media CENTER Yes! You Should Create a Professional Portfolio http://www.mmischools.com/Authors/AuthorDetails.aspx?AuthorID=155

69. Medill School Of Journalism - Faculty The media Mangement Center educates senior executives in leading print, broadcast, wisconsin Newspaper Association First Place For Editorials, http://www.medill.northwestern.edu/medill/about/faculty/journalism_faculty/john_

Register Login Search Help Medill Northwestern Prospective Students General Information Admissions Faculty/Staff Directories ... for High School Students Students Current Admitted Student Work Alumni General Information Career Services Give to Medill Alumni Clubs ... Communications (IMC) Employers General Information Integrated Marketing Communications Program Undergraduate Journalism ... Career Services Industry Professionals General Information Career Services Faculty/Staff Directories ... Crain Lecture Series Friends of Medill General Information Give to Medill Integrated Marketing Communications Program ... Crain Lecture Series Medill School of Journalism General Information Medill Mission Medill News Medill Affiliations ... Crain Lecture Series Integrated Marketing Communications IMC Home General Information Prospective Students Residency Program ... Career Services Undergraduate Journalism General Information Areas of Study Admissions Faculty/Staff ... Directories Graduate Journalism

70. About / History Of UW-Extension By 1931, the wisconsin school of the Air over WHA Radio was presenting 5500 wisconsin farms within the first year (1937). Photographic media Center. http://www.uwex.edu/about/history/

The University of Wisconsin-Extension www.uwex.edu Home Contact us Print Search: University of Wisconsin - Extension Learning for life Locations Programs Publications News ... about History of UW-Extension Highlight of Extension in Wisconsin 1862 to 1999 UW-Extension Chancellor's Office Introduction Throughout the past century of progress, Extension programs were created, not only by the University, but also by Wisconsin people who petitioned their state and local governments for the University to respond to their needs. The historic 1982 Board of Regents Policy on Extension provided the impetus for Extension to embark on a new era of positive educational effort to meet the complex and urgent present and future needs of Wisconsin people, businesses, and communities. The highlight history of Extension in Wisconsin that follows illustrates how extension programs have grown and changed over the years to meet the changing needs of people, communities, the state, and the nation. 1862-1900: The Early Beginnings The Morrill Act of 1862 (Land-Grant College Act) endowed the University of Wisconsin with income for support of instruction in agriculture and the mechanic arts and for the fruits of research to be taken to the people of the state.

71. (UPDATE) RIAA Snoops Around Wisconsin High-School Prom - The Digital Music Weblo (UPDATE) RIAA Snoops Around wisconsin Highschool Prom media Access Project (FCCwatchdog; digital radio; media consolidation issues); Downhill Battle http://digitalmusic.weblogsinc.com/entry/6167418185330497/

Quartz Composer Wiki The Unofficial Apple Weblog (TUAW) 11 hours ago add to MyYahoo! WIN member since Mar, 2004 (UPDATE) RIAA Snoops Around Wisconsin High-School Prom Posted May 17, 2004, 4:20 PM ET by Brad Hill UPDATE 5/17: The three songs in question, reported by p2p.net, are Walk Like an Egyptian (The Bangles), Born to Fly (Sara Evans), and 100 Years (Five for Fighting). The RIAA is still refusing comment. This type of sharing is good for labels and artists at best, and neutral at worst. Why, then, is there no simple, inexpensive, small-scale licensing mechanical in place that would encourage win-win song-sharing? Read Permalink Email this Linking Blogs ... Comments Recent Entries RIAA vs. Candy Chan Case Gets Belated Publicity Fiona Apple Speaks, Clarifies, and Confuses MTV and Warner Schedule 10:30am Announcement Bronfman vs. Jobs ... Add your comments Reader Comments Posted May 18, 2004, 7:04 AM ET by Ryan Why? Because it would be very difficult to maintain. Do you have any idea how many songs exist? Just keeping track of who owns what is an almost impossible task. There's just no money in licensing 500 units for a Winconsin high school, and no money in suing them either, so this is basically a non-issue.

72. Medical College Of Wisconsin - News Information for the news media from the Office of Public Affairs, of Wisconsinis a private, freestanding medical and graduate school in Milwaukee. http://www.mcw.edu/display/router.asp?DocID=63

73. University Of Wisconsin-Madison School Of Business The University of wisconsinMadison school of Business, a top-ranked school with media. Information about. The school of Business Degrees Programs http://www.bus.wisc.edu/

@import url(/css/sob3.css); @import url(/css/homepage.css); Skip to content UW Home MyUW S ... The University of Wisconsin-Madison School of Business Information for: At A Glance Admissions Why UW-Madison? Tuition ... Media Information about: The School of Business Undergraduates (BBA) Fulltime MBA Evening MBA ... Contact Us SPOTLIGHT Accounting Program's National Impact Few business schools in the country are having the national impact on the accounting profession and accounting education as the UW-Madison School of Business. Read more Other Spotlights: Finance Management Marketing Wisconsin CEOs Hurricane Katrina Recovery Efforts UW-Madison Hurricane Assistance Information FEMA Red Cross Other Headlines Former Ford Exec Named Assistant Dean for Master's Programs Wisconsin MBA Program Featured in BusinessWeek Marketing Professor Among Most Cited for Research Undergraduate Business Program Rises to #12 in Nation ... Undergraduate Programs MBA Programs Full-time MBA Evening MBA Executive MBA Specialized M.S. Degrees Actuarial Science Quantitative Masters in Finance PhD Programs Executive Education About the School At A Glance Office of the Dean Departments Centers ... Contact Information Events Add an Event September 2005 IT Career Fair 2005 School of Business Forum: Creating Inclusive Communities in the Classroom, Boardroom, and Beyond

74. American School Board Journal February 2001 Research Reading Room Today s school libraries are bustling centers of learning. Queens College looked at a typical day in a high school library media center http://www.asbj.com/2001/02/0201research.html

75. Student Press Law Center - Resource Center Valley school Press Association (Northern, Central and Western wisconsin) Leadership Institute s Center for Print and Broadcast media provides http://www.splc.org/links.asp

Frequently Asked Questions College Top Ten High School Top Ten Obtaining Legal Help From the SPLC ... of the SPLC Other Internet Resources for the Student Media Student Journalism Organizations: National ASNE High School Journalism Project Associated Collegiate Press Canadian University Press : Founded in 1938, CUP is a national, non-profit cooperative and news service owned by over 60 student newspapers in Canada. College Media Advisers Columbia Scholastic Press Association Dow Jones Newspaper Fund : A foundation that encourages young people to pursue careers in journalism. JEA Press Rights Commission Journalism Association of Community Colleges Journalism Education Association National Elementary Schools Press Association ... National Scholastic Press Association : International Honor Society for High School Journalists Society for Collegiate Journalists Student Journalism Organizations: State and Regional Chippewa Valley School Press Association : (Northern, Central and Western Wisconsin) Eastern Illinois High School Press Garden State Scholastic Press Association Great Lakes Interscholastic Press Association High School Journalism Institute : (Indiana University) Illinois Journalism Education Association Iowa High School Press Association Journalism Education Association of Northern California Kentucky High School Media Partnership ... Northern Interscholastic Press Association : (University of North Dakota) Pennsylvania School Press Association Scholastic Media Program : (Kent State University) South Carolina Scholastic Press Association Virginia Association of Journalism Teachers and Advisers Washington Journalism Education Association Wyoming High School Student Press Association Other Student Journalism Resources

76. Human Services And Professional Leadership At The University Of Wisconsin Oshkos UNIVERSITY OF wisconsin OSHKOSH 17334/534 Administration of the school mediaCenter 3 cr. Techniques of administering the multi-media instructional http://www.uwosh.edu/enroll/registration/bulletins/1999-2001/coehhuma.shtml

UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN OSHKOSH Course Offerings - COLLEGE OF EDUCATION AND HUMAN SERVICES - Human Services and Professional Leadership 17-199 Practicum in Individual Instruction 1 cr. Designed to provide individual teaching experience for students at all levels. Registration is limited to one of these courses in any one semester and is not available during the first semester of the freshman year and during the professional semester. Prerequisites: Registration of Elementary Education and Special Education majors requires approval of the respective department chairperson and registration of Secondary Education students requires the approval of the chairperson of both the Curriculum and Instruction Department and the academic department involved (normally the student's major department). Registration of students outside the College of Education and Human Services requires the approval of the chairperson of the Human Services and Professional Leadership Department. Pass/Fail Course. 17-205 Introduction to Microcomputers in Education 1 cr.

77. WEMA - About Us The wisconsin Educational media Association is an independent professional unit or event in support of the curriculum and using media center resources. http://www.wemaonline.org/

About WEMA Welcome Mission Strategic Goals WEMAtter ... Contact Knowledge without experience is just information. Welcome to the WEMA Web Site WEMA is an independent professional association serving school library media and instructional technology professionals. WEMA is committed to providing leadership and professional growth opportunities to promote quality learning and information access to meet the needs of our educational community. Click here to find out everything you wanted to know about WEMA, but were afraid to ask! Spring Conference 2006 March 5-7, 2006 Kalahari, Wisconsin Dells WEMA WINS NATIONAL AWARDS The Wisconsin Educational Media Association (WEMA) has received word that it is the winner of the 2005 ABC-CLIO Leadership Award from the American Association of School Librarians (AASL). The award, which includes a grant of up to $1,750, will be presented to President Kate Bugher at the AASL Awards luncheon at the American Library Association (ALA) Conference in Chicago on June 27, 2005. Established in 1986 and sponsored by AASL, ALA, and ABC-CLIO, a reference resource publisher, the grant is given to school library media associations that are AASL affiliates for planning and implementing leadership programs at the state, regional, or local levels. A committee of WEMA board members, including Kate Bugher, Kathy Sanders, Val Edwards, Jo Ann Carr, Eileen Schroeder, Cara Cavin, and Annette Smith, designed an advocacy project that includes a WEMAtter Toolkit website and leadership training to be delivered through a series of distance learning workshops beginning in June 2005.

78. Library Media Center - MacArthur Elementary School - Green Bay, Wisconsin The MacArthur Library media Center provides resources for K5th grade. Resourcesparticular to an individual grade are provided at the left. http://www.greenbay.k12.wi.us/01/schools/lmc/macarthur/

Main MacArthur Library Media Center Search Engines Online Reference LMC Policies Checking OutMaterials Resources for: Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade ... Teachers The MacArthur Library Media Center provides resources for K-5th grade. Resources particular to an individual grade are provided at the left. All students have access to online resources. Internet access is available to all students unless a parent denies computer use. 1331 Hobart Dr ., Green Bay, WI 54303 Phone:(920) 492-2680 Home About our district About our schools For alumni ... For district staff Green Bay Area Public School District 200 S.Broadway, Green Bay, WI 54303 Phone: 920-448-2000 E-mail: webmaster@greenbay.k12.wi.us

79. CESA 5 ITMC Quick Link to wisconsin ITLS and NCLB 8th grade technological literacy requirement Instructional Technology Services media Center Staff http://205.213.162.11/ITMC/cesa_5_itmc.htm

CESA 5 CESA 5, 626 East Slifer Street, P.O. Box 564, Portage, WI 53901 Susan Fulks, Director (fulkss@cesa5.k12.wi.us) Quick Link to online Media Center catalog Click here for registration status, grant details. Quick Link to ... Wisconsin ITLS and NCLB 8th grade technological literacy requirement Upcoming Workshops and Meetings: enGauge Wisconsin (Fall cohort) http://www.dpi.state.wi.us/dltcl/imt/engauge.html Registration deadline: September 2, 2005 Session 1 (team leaders only): September 20th (9:30-4) Click here to download a flyer Online class - September 28th through November 22nd Registration deadline - September 14 Optional 1 graduate credit from Viterbo University @ $80. Click here to download a DPI flyer. Wednesday, September 28 @ Best Western Midway, Brookfield Thursday, September 29 @ Antiqua Bay, Wisconsin Dells Monday, October 3 @ Turtleback Conference Center, Rice Lake Wednesday, October 5 @ Holiday Inn Neenah Riverwalk, Neenah

80. WSSCA to the task of improving safety, health, and wellness in wisconsin s schools . media Center. August 2004 Newslettter (PDF) http://www.wssca.org/

WSSCA is an association of professionals dedicated to the task of improving safety, health, and wellness in Wisconsin's schools. Contact Information Bryan Roessler Executive Director, WSSCA broessler@wischamberfoundation.org Media Center August 2004 Newslettter (PDF) 37th Annual WSSCA Spring Conference an d Exposition Afternoon of February 23, 2005 and Thursday February 24, 2005 ... School Safety Handbook WSSCA is affiliated with the Wisconsin Council of Safety HOME ABOUT WSSCA MEMBERSHIP ... NEWSLETTER Web Site Design by Media Paws

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