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Airborne for Beyond Creativity - MLTI Summer Institute ~ Castine - Summer Session July 23, 24, and 25th.

Registration is open.

Please visit the Airborne for Beyond Creativity page for more information.





Airborne for Beyond Creativity - MLTI Summer Institute ~ Castine (Featured Story)

Submitted by: Bob Mcintire

Published June 30, 2008

The 2008 MLTI Summer Institute Wednesday, July 23 – Friday, July 25 Maine Maritime Academy, Castine Leave your wingtips at home!

2008 Middle Level Educators Institute

Submitted by: Phil Brookhouse

Published May 22, 2008

It’s not too late! … to attend the Middle Level Education Institute (MLEI), June 22 - June 26, 2008, at the University of Maine.

Arts, Innovation & Creativity Spring Institute 2008

Arts, Innovation and Creativity - Carrying On!

Submitted by: Barbara Greenstone

Published May 01, 2008

The “ARTS, INNOVATION and CREATIVITY” Spring Institute at the Samoset Resort is over, but the learning and collaborating is just starting. Many of the session presenters provided information and materials. Listen to Tim Sample's Monday Keynote and learn another side of the humorist. check the "Links" at the bottom. There will be video segments, Noteshare Notebooks, and more. WATCH THIS SPACE!

2008 Forests of Maine Teachers' Tours

Submitted by: Jim Moulton

Published April 18, 2008

The Maine TREE Foundation and Maine Project Learning Tree Announce 2008 Forests of Maine Teachers' Tours Join us on a 4-Day Tour of Maine's Forests and Mills Graduate credits available on each tour

New Earth Exploration Toolbook! - Mar & Apr offerings

Submitted by: Phil Brookhouse

Published March 26, 2008

Earth Exploration Toolbook (EET) Online Professional Development is for teachers grades 6-12.

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Humanities on Demand Podcast

Submitted by: Jeff Mao

Published March 13, 2008

Humanities on Demand is a podcast from the Maine Humanities Council that includes interviews with Maine writers and readings.

Maine Community Heritage Project: Apply Now!

Submitted by: Jim Moulton

Published March 11, 2008

The Maine Historical Society, in partnership with the Maine State Library, is seeking Maine communities to participate in the Maine Community Heritage Project (MCHP), an innovative new program that promotes collaboration between local schools, historical societies, and public libraries through the exploration and celebration of local history.

Web 2.0: Tools and Strategies for Learning and Teaching with the Read/Write Web

Submitted by: Barbara Greenstone

Published February 20, 2008

An online professional development opportunity for Maine educators

MLTI 2008-2009 Image Discussion, Wednesday 2/13/08

Submitted by: Laura Brown

Published February 12, 2008

The MLTI Project Team is finalizing requirements for the MLTI Image for next year. For any faculty or staff who would like to provide feedback or ask questions about the configuration of the image (not technical support), we will be hosting conference calls with members of the MLTI Project Team.

Nanoscale Science Workshop Feb. 27 -- Spaces still open!

Submitted by: Chad Dorsey

Published February 08, 2008

Just how small is one in one billion? How might nanoscale technology give us both stain-resistant clothing and new ways to fight tumors? Could you be tracked with nanolabels in the future? Answer these questions and learn about more than 20 different investigations your students can do to learn about science on a tiny scale at MMSA's Nanoscale Science workshop on February 27 at the MMSA offices in Augusta.

Re-offering: Climate Change- Teaching Through Technology - Workshop Dec. 6

Submitted by: Chad Dorsey

Published February 08, 2008

Note: This is a re-offering of the popular workshop held in December!

Climate change is among the most-discussed topics in our society today, but few textbooks cover it well. Attend this re-offered workshop on Mar. 7 at the Maine Mathematics and Science Alliance offices in Augusta to learn how to use technology to bring the concepts of climate change alive for your students. Chad Dorsey from the MMSA and Deb Avalone-King from the Maine Department of Environmental Protection will help you think about ways you can help students dig into climate change ideas.