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Internet2 instructional support
Beginning
with the 2008-2009 school year, Ohio school districts that use the
Ohio Education Computer Network as their primary Internet provider have
unlimited
Internet2® Network access without
additional charges.
School districts may be responsible for additional fees to participate in
third-party curricular applications.Ohio's program is funded by the
Ohio Department of
Education and is administered by the
Management Council of the Ohio Education Computer Network and
the Ohio Academic
Research Network.
Background information | Curricular applications| Help resources
| Background information |
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Internet2 and Ohio Schools: A World of Resources.
Background information prepared by INFOhio. |
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Internet2: Connecting Ohio to a World of Resources.
PowerPoint presentation to accompany INFOhio webinar, October 3,
2008. [PPT 72 slides] |
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Internet2
Information Kit. Basic information and a link to join
Internet2 mailing lists. |
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Internet2 K20
Initiative Frequently Asked Questions |
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Internet2 Overview, March 2008. [PPT 53 slides] |
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K20
Initiative brings together Internet2 member institutions
and innovators from primary and secondary schools, colleges and
universities, libraries, and museums to extend new technologies,
applications, middleware, and content to all educational sectors, as
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K20 Initiative Fact Sheet. [PDF 2 pgs] |
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MUSE Fact Sheet. MUSE is a social networking tool for
the Internet2 community that improves collaboration,
information-sharing and technology opportunities among K-12 schools
and other participating institutions. |
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MUSE home page.
Links and background information, including a tour for K-12
educators. |
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Teaching and Learning. Focus is on higher education.
[PDF 2 pgs] |
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Curricular applications (Note: Any program fees
are the responsibility of the school district.) |
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The Exchange: Setting the Student Platform 2008. Video conference where students
gather via Internet2 to create a political platform for the U.S.
presidential candidates. |
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Exploritorium Internet2 Gateway. The museum of science,
art and human perception
at the Palace of Fine Arts, San Francisco. |
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The
JASON Project. A nonprofit subsidiary of the National
Geographic Society, JASON connects young students with great
explorers and great events to inspire and motivate them to learn
science. |
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Manhattan
School of Music. Uses video conferencing to connect
students, educators and distinguished artists around the globe for
teaching and learning exchanges. |
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Megaconference Jr. Provides elementary and secondary
students "around the world the opportunity to communicate,
collaborate and contribute to each other's learning in real time,
using advanced multi-point video conferencing technology." |
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Presentation and Activity Proposals
Deadline: November 30, 2008 |
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General Registration Closes: January
30, 2009 |
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Megaconference Jr. Event: February
19, 2009 (7 a.m.-7 p.m. EST) |
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NASA Digital
Learning Network |
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ResearchChannel. Founded by a consortium of research and
academic institutions to share the work of their researchers with
the public. |
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Schools to
Careers. A
career development
project for 7-12th grade students from Iowa Public Television. |
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Vanderbilt Center for Science Outreach |
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Help resources |
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Internet2 Technical Support
For more information about Internet2 in your school,
contact your building/district technology coordinator.
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