GEORGIA EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY
Georgia Educational Technology Consortium | Advancing Education
582391888
1998
GREENSBORO, GA 30642
gaetc-consortium.org
Georgia Educational Technology Consortium, Inc.
The Georgia Educational Technology Consortium, Inc. is a nonprofit organization dedicated to promoting the effective use of technology in education. Established to support educators in enhancing educational practices through technology, it operates as an independent entity free from commercial or educational institutional affiliations.
Mission and Purpose
The organization's mission is to provide opportunities for Georgia educators to learn about utilizing existing technologies and stay updated on emerging technological advancements. By doing so, it aims to enhance the educational experience for both students and teachers.
Leadership and Governance
The consortium is governed by a 15-member Board of Directors, comprising unpaid volunteers. Dr. Brian Blanton serves as the president, while Jeff Eacker is the Executive Director. Other key roles include Kate Crawford as the chair for the GaETC Conference, Aaron Griffin overseeing the Student Technology Competition, and Dr. Paulina Kuforiji supervising the Innovation Grants program.
Programs and Activities
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Georgia Educational Technology Conference (GaETC): This annual conference offers educators the chance to engage with over 250 concurrent sessions, workshops, and presentations by nationally recognized speakers. The event focuses on the latest innovations in educational technology.
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Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC): The consortium organizes a statewide competition for students in grades 3-12, fostering leadership through unique technological projects and approaches.
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Innovation Grants (GaIG): The organization awards grants to support educators in exploring creative uses of technology, thereby advancing educational practices and community engagement.
Financials and Status
As a 501(c)(3) organization, donations to the Georgia Educational Technology Consortium, Inc. are tax-deductible. The organization's revenue is primarily derived from program services, with minimal investment income and no executive compensation or professional fundraising fees.
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Poslední komentáře
🌟 Love what the Georgia Educational Technology Consortium is doing for educators and students! Supporting innovation and creativity in education is so important. Keep up the great work, everyone! 🎉detail |
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👏 Excited to see the amazing impact of the GaETC Conference and the innovation grants! Empowering teachers with technology is a game-changer for our children's futures. Let's keep pushing the boundaries! 🚀detail |
Poslední diskuze
What strategies can the Georgia Educational Technology Consortium implement to increase participation in the Innovation Grants program for teachers?Odpovědí: 3, Naposledy před 1 den detail |
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How can the GaETC Conference enhance opportunities for collaboration among educators to share best practices in utilizing educational technology effectively in the classroom?Odpovědí: 3, Naposledy před 1 den detail |
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Georgia EducationAL Technology Consortium WHAT WE DO The Georgia Educational Technology Consortium Inc. a nonprofit corporation independent of any educational or commercial entities is governed by a 15member Board of Directors all unpaid volunteers under the leadership of Dr. Brian Blanton of Henry County Schools. The Consortium sponsors the annual Georgia Educational Technology Conference and the Georgia Student Technology Competition.
