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Summer Symposium: "Where to Find it– How to Use it"

Exploring Electronic Resources    registration form 
We still have a few openings left. If you are looking for a great class, register ASAP before they are filled!

Tuesday, June 15, 2010  Cost $50
Register 8:30
Sessions 9-4:00  (Lunch will be provided)

South Dakota Council of Teachers of Mathematics announces a Summer Symposium for Tuesday, June 15, 2010 at Smith Hall (Room210 ) on the campus of Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, South Dakota.

Rocky Von Eye, a professor from Dakota Wesleyan University, will present numerous activities incorporating various forms of technology into your teaching. “Where to find it?” “How to use it” The activities will be applicable for students in grades K-12.

Bring you own computer or use one DWU’s computers. If you bring a school computer, make sure you have the rights to freely access the internet.

Dr. Von Eye is offering an opportunity to make this symposium a one-graduate credit opportunity. You would need to complete an after symposium assignment. This credit would be available for $70.00. Questions about the topic or the credit may be directed to Rocky at rovoneye@dwu.edu

Please complete the registration form  We still have a few openings left. If you are looking for a great class, register ASAP before they are filled! Send form and $50 to:
Steve Caron 
907 South Sixteenth Street
Aberdeen, SD 57401. 

Registrations questions. contact Steve Caron at steve.caron@k12.sd.us

 

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