eMINTS members

Currently more than 38,000 students in grades 3-12 learn in more than 2,000 eMINTS classrooms in grades 3-12 across the U.S. Missouri FY10 FY09 - METS & Title II.D eMINTS/METS districts FY08 FY08 FY07 FY06 FY05 FY04 FY03 FY02 FY01 FY00 MINTs pilot project   Maps - Missouri eMINTS areas and clusters   Australia FY08, New South Wales   Alabama FY08   Arkansas FY07   Delaware FY09   Illinois FY07   Maine FY06   Nevada FY06   New Jersey FY09   Oklahoma FY07   Texas FY07   Utah FY08 FY07 FY06 FY03   Higher education Members

Alabama

In October 2007, six Baldwin County School District staff members spent three days in St. Louis, Missouri, with staff from the eMINTS National Center participating in the Professional Development for Educational Technology Specialists program. With these three days of training, the Baldwin staff members (the BeMINTS Team) began completing requirements for becoming certified eMINTS Instructional Specialists, who then will provide training to Baldwin teachers selected to participate in the eMINTS program.

Currently 13 eMINTS classrooms are underway in Baldwin County, funded by a variety of state, federal and local funding sources.

eMINTS staff members visited two of the classrooms in November 2008 to observe progress and to see the district staff members who are becoming eMINTS specialists.

See Baldwin County teacher profiles and learn more about their implementation ....

Read "Technology Empowers Teaching in Baldwin County" originally published in Alabama Educational Technology Association newsletter, February 2009 ....

Reviewed February 9, 2009.