MACUL Honors 2011 MACUL Award Recipients
MACUL offers several awards to honor members who demonstrate outstanding achievement in the use of technology to improve education. Each award winner receives a gift, complimentary registration and hotel accommodations to the MACUL Conference along with a one-year renewal membership. The winners of the Outstanding Technology Using Teacher and Educator awards will represent MACUL in the 2011 International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) competition.
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MACUL Outstanding Technology Coordinator of the Year Brandon Waggoner, Berrien Springs Public, Berrien Springs
MACUL Outstanding Technology-Using Educator of the Year Lori Wetzel, Richards Middle School, Fraser Public Schools, Fraser
MACUL Outstanding Technology-Using Educator of the Year Runner Up David Hundt, Whitehall School District, Whitehall
MACUL Outstanding Technology-Using PreK-12 Teacher of the Year Runner Up Jennifer Omo, Mattawan Later Elementary - Mattawan Schools, Mattawan
MACUL Outstanding Technology-Using PreK-12 Teacher of the Year Tasha Candela, Lake Shore Public Schools, St. Clair Shores (inset)
2011 Presidents Award – Apple for iTunes U
AWARDEES RECEIVE WONDERFUL TECHNOLOGY GIFTS FROM SUPPORTING COMPANIES!
SMART™ Technology’s Teaching Excellence Award Program supports the 2011 MACUL Outstanding Educator and Teacher of the Year winners with a $16,423 award package: SMART Board 685 with UX60 projector, Notebook software, SMART Document Camera, SMART slate, SMART Response PE (32 units), SMART Ideas™ concept-mapping software (school site license), SMART Notebook Math Tools™ software (one license), SMART Bridgit™ conferencing software, SMART Classroom Suite for 11–40 student computers, PD Part 3: Master Training Events – 1 seat in a SMART Master Training Event each year for 5 years.
The 2011 MACUL Outstanding Educator and Teacher of the Year runners-up receive an Android Tablet donated to MACUL from Dell.
The Technology Coordinator of the Year will receive a Dell Streak 7 Tablet from the REMC $ave Project. Also, Sehi Computer Products and MACUL combined to provide a $500 gift certificate for products purchased from Sehi for their district.
Visit
www.macul.org for more information about these MACUL Awards.
MACULJOURNAL |
21 THINGS EDUCATIONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD
THE FRANK MIRACOLA
The first recipient of The Frank
Miracola 21Things Educational
Excellence Award is Judy Hornberger, Fitzgerald Public Schools, Sterling Heights. This award is given
by MACUL and REMC Association of Michigan to the Michigan educator who espouses the values of a global 21st Century Educator, integrating the international technology standards at the classroom level as modeled through implementing 21Things for Educators in the classroom. This award represents an exemplary educator who integrates the principles of “Free is Good”, and the importance of finding a variety of resources to reach all learning styles in a challenging educational environment.
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2011
MACUL Award
Recipients
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