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Our Work with Schools & Districts

A record of technology integration projects, classroom training and school implementation programmes.

The archived EdTechTrain site recorded work with schools and districts across the United States. Programmes ranged from application training and web-based tools to device integration, classroom management and long-term school support.

Selected school projects

School or district Recorded training focus
Marion, Mississippi Moodle, web-based tools and Microsoft Office integration.
East Newton, Missouri Tablet integration.
Detroit Public Schools, Michigan Netbook integration.
Okeechobee, Florida Managing the 21st-century classroom.
Herrin, Illinois Netbooks, web-based tools and interactive whiteboards.
Carterville, Illinois Netbooks and web-based tools.
Dekalb ISD, Texas Technology integration applications.
Grace Episcopal School, Virginia Microsoft Office and interactive whiteboards.
Jackson-Madison, Tennessee Technology integration applications.
Overland Elementary School, California Managing the 21st-century classroom.
Atlanta Public Schools, Georgia Moodle training.
Classrooms for the Future, Pennsylvania A three-year laptop cart initiative.

Sustained support

The work page also described a four-year school programme in Los Angeles, involving technology classes and support from the beginning of implementation. The earlier success stories page identified St. Vincent’s School as a long-term project.

These records show a mix of technical training and classroom practice. Device deployment alone was only one part of the work; teacher learning and continuing support were also part of implementation.

Explore Classrooms for the Future, the partner collection and professional development approach. This is a historical project list and does not imply a current contract with the organisations named.