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Durham (NC) Public Schools (DPS) is partnering with Nortel LearniT to inspire learning through the power of technology. Learn about this innovative partnership, the lesson plans, the participants' ideas, and preview the latest event as students in DPS interview Nortel Executives for Career Bytes videos.
Use the Toolkit to quickly get up to speed in creating your own Career Bytes videos. Included are videos on the why's and how's, checklists that get you set to shoot, step-by-step instructions and many more great resources.
Career Bytes: John Roese. The Chief Technology Officer of Nortel sits down with our teen host Adrian Tomala to share his vision of where technology and education could lead in the future.
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Cybersafety curricula at Nortel Learnit! As students head back to their classrooms it's a perfect time to be cybersafe. Online Safety, Digital Ethics and tech-enabled Lesson Plans are all part of our cybersafety collection. |
Tech-enabled, cybersmart students of cybersavvy teachers map safe 'net navigation in this Internet safety video series created at Eisenhower School, Wyckhoff, NJ. Scenarios by students for students on how to chat wise, avoid cyberbullies, malicious strangers, and more.
Every Day Is Earth Education Day at Nortel LearniT as Nortel LearniT's curriculum supports environmental education and awareness for all ages with guides, subject-specific lesson plans and activities.
Master the Science with Pokémon
Nintendo of America, Inc., the National Institute of Aerospace (NIA) and Nortel LearniT have teamed to develop Master the Science, a powerful, interactive, Internet-accessed Pokémon-oriented school program that incorporates science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) themes into activity units for elementary and middle school students.
Nortel LearniT & Curriki Announce Partnership
Nortel LearniT has joined forces with Curriki to develop educational curricula through a community of collaborative contributors. Nortel LearniT resources are now available at Curriki.
Digital Production Training Our recent workshops prepared volunteers to train teachers to integrate digital video production into their curriculum.
Scout Velotour 2007: Nortel LearniT equips Fred May with digital video camera and skills to capture video content along his journey across Canada. View the blog of Fred's trip.
UPDATED - See what the student learning teams and the OLPC Learning Workshops are all about. The innovative child-centered, diverse environment-ready XO laptop is now coupled with Nortel LearniT's project based learning resources.
Bridging the Educational Divide The enrichment of students of all ages through the power of the Internet was the subject matter of a recent Nortel Capitol Hill policy briefing. The briefing was aimed at explaining some of the private initiatives taking place to enhance online learning and the role public policy plays in pushing greater funding and availability for science and technology curriculum.
Nortel LearniT Ambassador Success Stories
Nortel LearniT volunteer programs represent the diversity of our employee talents and the locales in which Nortel is located. Geographically, our effort crisscross the globe from Canada to Morocco to India to Marrakech. Volunteers design and create learning centers in large cities and rural locations, train the centers' teachers and learners in using technology, and build everything from wireless networks to walls to specialized learning tools.
Take Your Child to Work Day: Showcasing Richardson Events
The sound of children's laughter filled Nortel's Richardson campus in early summer 2008 as approximately 200 children participated in a Take Your Kid to Work Day. Richardson's variation of having the events take place after school was out for the year was a successful "school's out" but "learning technology is in!" twist that engaged both kids and parents.Organized by the Richardson Business Councils, the event included tours and demos of the Solutions Showcase, MCS lab, Executive Briefing Center, and Telepresence Studio. In addition, the children also learned about the History of the Internet via video from Nortel LearniT's Discovering the Internet series and then demonstrated their knowledge playing Nortel LearniT's JeopardyiT game. To break up the day and add some physical activity, they learned a Nortel cheer and our Aralia staff hosted an exercise session