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E-rate Year 3: Workshops Scheduled
Message Posted September 23, 1999

Walk Through All New Forms; Learn New Changes to the Program

E-rate Year 3 is fast approaching and therefore from September 30 -

October 8, 1999, the Office of Educational Technology will hold E-rate Year

3 Workshops around the state to assist applicants understand the new forms

and learn the major changes to the program. Please note: These workshops

are not designed for individuals who are new to the E-rate program. We will

hold one or two large workshops in Harrisburg the middle of October to

explain every detail of the E-rate program and assist applicants with

completing their applications. The SLD also is hosting regional national

E-rate workshops, but the closest one to PA is in Boston. If you are

interested in attending any of these workshops, information is available on

their web site at www.sl.universalservice.org.

All schools, both public and private, and all libraries are strongly

encouraged to attend one of the E-rate workshops to prepare for filing the

new E-rate forms as soon as they are available.

The workshops also will cover the PA MOUS 2000 Training and Certification

Initiative, and Information Technology Workforce Development

(the L2L higher education grant). On-line registration information is

included at the end of this message.

Workshops will be held on these dates in these cities.

September 30 - Pittsburgh (East) - Ramada Inn and Conference Center

October 1 - Pittsburgh (West) Holiday Inn - Pittsburgh International Airport

October 5 - Williamsport - Sheraton Inn (Radisson) Williamsport

October 7 - Harrisburg area - Sheraton Inn Harrisburg

October 8 Philadelphia area - Fort Washington Expo Center

The October 5, 7, and 8 workshops also include a focus group session, open

to all attendees, that features Pennsylvania's new Technology Planning Tool

and Pennsylvania's new Systems Maturity Model. The Pittsburgh workshops

will include a demonstration of PEN-DOR, a digital object repository

developed for Pennsylvania educators. Please note that these workshops do

not include the Technology Literacy Challenge Fund or Digital Grassroots, as

previously announced. Workshops for these programs will be held at a later

date.

There is no fee to attend, but participants must pre-register on-line at

http://L2L.org/99workshops. If this site is busy, register at

http://invest.iup.edu/99workshops. Please register at least 72 hours in

advance of the workshop. An agenda and a location map are also available on

the Web site.

A buffet lunch will be provided at noon to pre-registered attendees, but

attendees will be responsible for any travel or lodging costs.

We look forward to seeing you there!

Julie L. Tritt

Executive Policy Specialist

Office of Educational Technology

PA Department of Education

333 Market Street, 10th Floor

Harrisburg, PA 17126

(717) 705-4486

(717) 787-7222 - fax

jtritt@state.pa.us

www.L2L.org

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