CITI : Grants : Overview

The K-12 Information Technology Project is a targeted initiative under the broader CITI umbrella. The goals of the K-12 Information Technology Project are to:

Provide intensive professional development to public school educators to improve their skills and knowledge about effective technology integration in teaching and learning;
Create systemic change in teaching practice that supports both student and teacher fluency with information technology;
Provide educators with the opportunity to align their work with ISTE’s National Educational Technology Standards (NETS).
Target educators from schools that serve a high proportion of low-income students, relative to their district or state’s free and reduced price lunch percentages.

Support and disseminate promising IT practices for students and teachers in Massachusetts’ K-12 schools.





	The K-12 Information Technology Project The K-12 Information Technology Project is a targeted initiative under the broader CITI umbrella. The goals of the K-12 Information Technology Project are to: Provide intensive professional development to public school educators to improve their skills and knowledge about effective technology integration in teaching and learning; Create systemic change in teaching practice that supports both student and teacher fluency with information technology; Provide educators with the opportunity to align their work with ISTE’s National Educational Technology Standards (NETS). Target educators from schools that serve a high proportion of low-income students, relative to their district or state’s free and reduced price lunch percentages. Support and disseminate promising IT practices for students and teachers in Massachusetts’ K-12 schools. CITI is funded by the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education. info@citi.mass.edu \| 413 . 577 . 4431 \| mailing address © 2001 CITI. All Rights Reserved.