Intel Innovation in Education

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Intel Innovation in Education

• Cynthia D. Reed
• SW Region Program Manager
• Intel Corporation

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The Changing Shape of Society From Resource
Based . . .
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To Knowledge Based . . .
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Education Mission Objectives

• Mission
• To be a major force in improving K-12 science,
  math, engineering and technology education.

• Objectives
• Improve education through the
  effective utilization of technology
• Broaden access to technology
• Encourage and support women and minorities to
  enter technical careers

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Intel Involved in Education

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Why is Intel Involved?

• To improve education in support of workforce
  development
• To promote improved math/science skills and
  support long-term engineering needs
• To improve student learning
• Help change how teachers teach and how students
  learn, taking advantage of new technologies

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K-12 Initiatives

• Curriculum
• StRUT- Students Recycling Used Technology
• AP, Higher level Math and Science
• Articulation with Community College
• ISEF and Intel Science Talent Search
• Teacher Development
• internships
• Computers

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Community CollegeTechnician Development

• Convene similar industry partnerships
• Identify partner community colleges
• Identify secondary schools to develop K-12
  curriculum articulation/dual enrollment
• Develop core curriculum
• SMT, Aviation, Bio-Tech, IT
• Train faculty and provide internships
• Serve on state workforce development councils
• Engage college leadership

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University

• Labs and Equipment
• Scholarships, Fellowships
• Faculty Opportunities
• Funding for Research
• Begin work with COE in developing math and
  science teachers

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Intel ? Teach to the Futurewith support from
Microsoft and Hewlett Packard

• A worldwide initiative to provide teachers with
  the skills to effectively integrate computer
  technology into existing curriculum to improve
  student learning.
• Over the next three years, Intel will invest 100
  million in cash, equipment, curriculum
  development and program management to train more
  than 400,000 classroom teachers in 20 countries
  around the world, 100,000 of which will be in the
  US.

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Computers arent magic, teachers are.

• The scope of this program
• represents the industrys
• recognition that all the
• educational technology in
• classrooms today is worth nothing if teachers
  dont
• know how to use it effectively. Computers arent
  
• magic, teachers are.

Intel CEO Craig Barrett
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Intel ? Teach to the Future

• Train 100,000 or more teachers in US in 1,000
  days
• Train 400,00 teachers worldwide
• States include
• CA, AZ, TX, OR- yr. 2000
• NM, MA, DC, WA, UT- yr. 2001
• Countries include
• Germany, France, UK, Ireland, China
• India, Costa Rica, and others

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Teacher Development Todays Reality

• 20 of U.S. teachers feel prepared to integrate
  computers into classroom instruction.
• 30 of school district's technology budget should
  be spent on teacher training.
• 9of a school district's technology budget
  (average) spent on training.
• 50 of teachers receive training on their own,
  with their own money.
• 2,000,000 new teachers needed in U.S. public
  schools by the year 2010.
• 3 states require technology training as a
  prerequisite for license renewal.

Source U.S. Department of Education, Milken
Exchange on Education Technology, Education Week
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Other Industry Leaders Support Intel ? Teach to
the Future Half-Billion Dollar Commitment to
Improve Student Learning

• Microsoft will contribute 344 million in
  software and program support.
• Hewlett-Packard Company to establish a training
  lab for master teachers.
• Computer Manufacturers offering steep discounts
  for participating school districts (1 per
  classroom teacher)

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A Winning Collaborative
Master Teachers Receive
Schools Receive
Use of high end laptop as well as stipends to
train others
Trained teachers
Intel Teach to the Future
Discounts on computers and other products
Opportunity to speak at state and national
conferences
Free training
Up-to-date software for labs and teachers
provided by Microsoft
Free training on effective usage of computer
integration in the classroom, Intel certified