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Digital California Project |
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Delivery of advanced education programs and services to K-12 |
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Integration of rich on-line content and resources into regular curricula and services at the K-12 level |
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Meeting the growth in the K-12 student population |
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Delivery of education programs and services from industry to K-12 |
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CENIC's mission is to facilitate and coordinate the development, deployment, and operation of a set of advanced communications services for education and research organizations in California based on the newest Internet technology. |
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1. Extend existing education networks to create a powerful communications infrastructure for every California school. |
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2. Provide support needed to sustain a high-performance statewide education backbone network. |
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3. Facilitate working relationships between California's K-12 and the higher education. |
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4. Enable educator’s access to the tools needed to prepare students for the dynamic knowledge economy. |
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5. Facilitate access to rich resources and exciting new educational program available throughout the Internet. |
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Access to networked information resources to reach K-12 educators and students with on-line programs and services. |
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HDTV quality transmission, interactivity, realistic virtual objects and presence, Tele-immersion and Telescience for education and research. |
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New generations of on-line resources can enrich and enhance education at all levels and help to ensure that California has a highly trained workforce into the future. |
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Higher education actively engaged in programs with K-12 to improve academic performance and preparation for college. |
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Industry is in involved with K-12 in a number of projects to better prepare students for the workforce. |
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Higher education and industry provisioning K-12 schools to meet future workforce needs. Continual preparation and refreshing of a knowledgeable citizenry and a highly skilled and creative workforce. |
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Advanced Placement |
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Digital Media Academy |
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Staff Development |
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Library Redesign |
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Virtual Internships & Online Certification |
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Multiple Sites |
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One Teacher |
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Access to Universities |
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Access to World Wide resources |
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Multimedia Productions |
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School to Career |
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Shoah Project |
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The Student’s Future |
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Online Certification |
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CTAP Skills |
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California Learning Interchange |
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Repurposed Libraries |
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Media Rich Virtual Environment |
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Shoah Project |
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Local and Outside Resources |
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School to Careers Department |
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Community Partners |
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Alumni |
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Certification and Intern Opportunities |
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Warren Williams |
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Assistant Superintendent, Information and Technology Services |
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[email protected] Voice 619-6448199 |
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