Classroom Connect's Educational Leadership professional development is designed for school district leaders who want to ensure that they and their K-12 administrator colleagues are well prepared to help every one of their students become successful.
We're proud to be the only company that can deliver high quality professional development for educational leaders in each of these unique formats:
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Online
Connected University®
Connected University is a cost-effective Web-based professional development resource that can help administrators, principals, and other faculty become effective leaders in their school, district, and classrooms. Courses include a special series aligned to the Technology Standards for School Administrators (TSSA). |
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Face-to-Face
Connected Workshops™
Designed especially for school and district-level administrators, our Technology Leadership Camp is a multi-day, hands-on Workshop that will equip school leaders with the skills, resources, and confidence to effectively meet the learning needs and levels of teachers and students in their district. |
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Conferences
Connected Classroom Conferences™
Bring a team of three or more teachers to a Connected Classroom Conference and your registration is free! Attend Break-out Sessions from our Educational Leadership track, or join your staff at one of our popular Hands-On Labs. Join us at one of the ten Conferences held nationwide each year and you'll agree with other educators who say it's their "professional development event of choice." |
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Print
Connected Newsletter™
Be a leader in your school. The Connected Newsletter is a cost-effective way to provide many teachers with practical information and resources to help them integrate the Internet into their teaching. In each issue your teachers get articles written by education and technology experts, dozens of Web resources, and activities and lessons they can use the next day in class. |
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To learn more about our Educational Leadership professional development solution, please call us at (800) 638-1639. |
