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CUE 2008 Conference:
Pearls of Learning
March 6-8, 2008
Palm Springs, CA
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Google Seeks Top Educators


Google Teacher Academy - at the Googleplex, Mountain View, CA
June 25, 2008

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Applications Due: May 28, 2008
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Since today is National Teacher Day, we thought it would be the perfect day to announce that Google's FREE training program for K-12 educators is back at the Google headquarters! Outstanding educators from across the country (and beyond!) are encouraged to apply for the Google Teacher Academy taking place on Wed, June 25, 2008.

The Google Teacher Academy is coordinated by CUE and WestEd
      

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Hundreds Attend First Annual Event

The first gathering of administrators at Leadership 3.0 Symposium was a great success. Over 200 leaders from California and as far away as Australia and China shared, networked, laughed and grew together in Millbrae, California during the first annual Leadership 3.0 Symposium (April 10-12, 2008).

Some highlights:Leadership 3.0 Symposium is  collaboratively produced by ACSA, CUE & TICAL
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CUE leader asks friends to celebrate his life

CUE member Doug Prouty passed away on March 12, 2008, following a heroic two year battle with cancer. Doug succeeded in regaining enough stamina to attend the 2008 CUE Conference, and was a joy to all who interacted with him during the three days he was in Palm Springs.

Doug served CUE in many capacities. He was an active member of the EBCUE affiliate and was also on the EBCUE Board of Directors. He was a popular and entertaining presenter at the CUE Conferences. For many years, he and Tim Landeck led the Technology Coordinators SIG. In 2005, he was elected to the CUE Board of Directors where he served until he stepped down to focus on his health. He was a contributor to the OnCUE journal and continued writing through the Spring 08 issue.

Doug made a triumphant stand in his battle with cancer; not unlike his tenacious passion for the impact that technology can have on student achievement. The CUE community mourns this loss with his family, and celebrates his life and contributions to our mission.

More info on Doug is available on his blog:
A funeral Mass will be held on Saturday, April 5 at 11AM at St. Stephen's Catholic Church, at 1101 Keaveny Ct., Walnut Creek. In lieu of flowers, the family is encouraging donations to the California Autism Foundation.

There will be a party celebrating Doug immediately following the Mass at the hall adjoining the church. Please come for lunch, bring your favorite stories or photos, and your acoustic. guitars/instruments if you'd like to do some impromptu music.

Celebrations of Doug: here, here, and here
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CUE thanks its 2008 Conference Sponsors!

CUE wishes to thank all of its sponsors that made the 2008 Annual Conference a great success! See the full list!

Plan now to sponsor the 2009 Conference!
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Join us at CUE's 30th Birthday Bash!

CUE is pleased to celebrate its 30th Birthday Bash at this year's CUE Conference, exclusively sponsored by Promethean. If you're coming to Palm Springs - be sure to attend!

WHAT: CUE's 30th Birthday Bash
WHO: Everyone's invited
WHEN: Thurs., Mar. 6, 5:30-7:00pm
WHERE:
Lobby, Palm Springs Convention Center
WHY: CUE founders will be honored, toast to CUE's next 30 years...

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