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Awards
May
2010
The North Carolina School
of Science and Mathematics
distance education teacher Dr. Cristine Clarke honored
with
Best Practices Gold Award for
Excellence
In Distance Learning Teaching |
St.
Louis, MO - May 5, 2010 -- The United States Distance
Learning Association (USDLA) presented its 2010 International
Distance Learning Awards to Dr. Cristine Clarke in conjunction
with the 2010 National Conference in St. Louis, Missouri.
USDLA's prestigious International Awards are presented
annually to organizations and individuals engaged in the
development and delivery of distance learning programs.
March
2009
The North Carolina School
of Science and Mathematics Recognized as
Video Champion in Education and
Training |
Durham,
NC. March 31, 2009. The
North Carolina School of Science and Mathematics has been
recognized as Video Champion in Education and Training
for Distance Learning in the Video Champion Awards, sponsored
by TANDBERG.
"The Video Champion Award recognizes the energetic
and resourceful efforts NCSSM staff have made to serve
educators and students statewide. With growing interest
in global awareness and 21st Century learning skills,
we anticipate expanding use of this technology in classrooms.
We owe our thanks to the NC General Assembly for the support
and the challenge to serve K-12 schools," said Anna
DeConti, Dean of Distance Education and Extended Programs
at NCSSM. «read
more»
October
2006
North Carolina
School of Science and Mathematics is awarded
2006 USDLA 21st Century Best
Practice Award
for Distance Learning |
The USDLA 21st Century Best Practice
Award recognizes outstanding leadership in
the field of distance learning for an agency, institution,
or company incorporating blended or individual distance
learning technologies. This year's award recognizes the
pioneering efforts of the North Carolina School of
Science and Mathematics (NCSSM) in establishing a
statewide K-12 distance learning program via two-way videoconferencing.
Fulfilling a mission to promote educational opportunities
to both students and teachers throughout the state, the
NCSSM Distance Learning Department utilizes cutting-edge
technologies and methodologies. «read
more»
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The North Carolina School of Science
and Mathematics, PO Box 2418, Durham NC 27715
A constituent institution of the University
of North Carolina system
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