North Dakota Regional Site

Regional site for the North Dakota Internet2-enabled community.

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Megaconference Jr 2009
Status: Archived

The theme for the 2009 event was "Hope and Change: Friends Around the World". Along with presentations by students from around the globe, each of the VJ teams included discussions about how their schools are in service to their own communities.

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ReadND
Status: Active

ReadND connects high school English classes to local and regional authors by videoconference to discuss writing tools and processes.

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Seeing is Believing...
Status: Archived

Harness the power of the scanning electron microscope in your classroom!

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Dakota Content Providers Virtual Conference
Status: Archived

A growing list of content providers from both North and South Dakota are teaming up to present a full day of content sessions with topics specific to social studies content related to the Dakotas.

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Recent Updates

Southwest ISD has been added to the organization directory. Feb 08 2012 4:14 pm
Chris Johnson has joined muse. Feb 08 2012 3:23 pm
Melissa Fernandez has joined muse. Feb 06 2012 6:38 pm
Maritime & Science Technology Academy has been added to the organization directory. Feb 06 2012 6:38 pm
Maggie Snow has joined muse as part of the Minnesota K-12 Internet2 Community region. Jan 31 2012 4:56 pm

Created:

November 3, 2009

Muse members:

10

Institutions:

685

Service areas:

ND connectivity

Leaders

Kim Owen
North Dakota State University-Main Campus

Members

Linda Doe
Hettinger High School

Colin Dunn
Hettinger High School

Thomas Jankowski
North Dakota State University

Ruth H. Johnson
Billings County Public Schools

Tabitha Lang
Educational Technology Services

...see 4 more members »

Projects

Dakota Content Providers Virtual Conference

Megaconference Jr 2009

Seeing is Believing...

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