Special Interest Groups
CUE has seven active Special Interest Groups
(SIGs). Each maintains a list-serv of its membership, providing a vital
link to the community of CUE Members with similar interests and
expertise. Any current CUE Member may join one or all of the SIGs at
no additional expense by logging in and editing their profile
to include the SIG(s) of their choice. Only current members may post to
the SIG. NOTE: it may take up to one month for your membership to be
added to the SIG list-serv.| eLearning SIG (el SIG) Kip Leland :: kip.leland@lausd.net The mission of the eLearning SIG (the California chapter of the North American Council for Online Learning [NACOL]) is to increase educational opportunities and enhance learning through collaborative expertise and leadership in online teaching and learning. |
Independent Schools SIG | issig@hub.cue.org
Donna Dayton :: ddayton@cate.org and Jennifer Wagner :: jlw@technospud.comThe intent of the CUE Independent Schools SIG is to support educators of all levels, including pre-K through higher education, in the implementation, use, and integration of technology in their schools. Independent schools include private, parochial, k-12, and higher education organizations.
Technology Coordinators SIG | tcsig@hub.cue.org
Tim Landeck :: tlandeck@pvusd.net and Karl Forest :: karlforest1@gmail.com
The mission of the CUE Technology Coordinators SIG is to bring technology leaders together in a supportive and productive environment. The SIG meets at each CUE Conference and is an open forum for all technology leaders to share experiences and resources that will assist in making all of our jobs more effective and efficient.
Library Media Educators SIG | lmesig@hub.cue.org
Dr. Lesley Farmer :: lfarmer@csulb.eduThe mission of the CUE Library Media Educators SIG is to promote an expanded understanding of the unique and essential role of LMTs in educating the school community, and to provide opportunities for professional growth and collaboration. Some of the specific activities include publicizing our work, partnering with other educators, training ourselves and others in information literacy and technology, and supporting each other.
Teacher Educators SIG
Pam Redmond :: redmond@usfca.edu
The Teacher Educators Consortium's mission is to provide educators of
pre-service and practicing teachers with resources and best practices
for professional development in the use of technology. We seek collaboration between teacher educators at every
level of the educational system, colleges, universities, K-12, business
and industry, to inspire and nourish a dynamic, cutting-edge, collegial
network of professionals dedicated to excellence in education through
the effective and appropriate use of technology for teaching and
learning.
Video in the Classroom SIG | listserv coming soon
David Childers :: videoteachers.org | info@videoteachers.org
The VIC (Video in the Classroom) SIG is made up of individuals from all different facets of education who want to play an active role in increasing the presence of multimedia educational experiences in all classrooms. We are all bound by our passion for using multimedia as a great equalizer in our schools. When used properly, video can capture a student’s imagination, increase their motivation, spur their creativity, and open doors for future success that otherwise may have remained closed. We hope to expand video opportunities through continued interaction with like-minded professionals, both electronically and through CUE related events. For more information, visit videoteachers.org.
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The CUE SIG listservs are generously hosted by the K12 High Speed Network and Imperial County Office of Education, with the exception of the Admin SIG, which is hosted by TICAL.
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