Intel Teach Elements

Designing Blended Learning is a course in the Intel Teach Elements series, online professional development for K-12 teachers of all subjects.

This course is designed to transition your teaching to blended learning experi...

Transition from textbook science to authentic inquiry. Explore ways to develop your students' scientific thinking and practices with this engaging eLearning course.

Intel Teach Elements professional development courses ar...

The time is now to start exploring 21st century learning concepts: Project-Based Approaches, Assessment in 21st Century Classrooms, Collaboration in the Digital Classroom, Educational Leadership in the 21st Century, Thinki...

Intel Teach Elements courses are free eLearning professional development for K-12 educators. Try one free at www.intel.com/teachers

-Convenient: Elements Courses are free online or CD-based

-Practical: Elements Courses h...

Learn to plan, develop, and manage student-centered assessment to benefit students' learning. www.intel.com/education/elemen­ts

Free professional development: Improve understanding and application of Project-Based Approaches to engage students. http://www.intel.com/teachers

Free professional development for educational leaders: Explore school leadership in students' technological world and develop strategies to better support teachers. http://www.intel.com/teachers

Intel Teachers Engage is a personal learning network for anyone interested in the core concepts of Intel Teach Program courses: instructional design, project-based approaches, effective use of technology, assessment of 21s...

Free professional development: Develop students 21st century skills, deepen content understanding, and prepare them for our globally connected world. www.intel.com/education/elemen­ts

Free professional development: Learn to help students develop specific skills necessary for analyzing, interpreting, and displaying different kinds of data. www.intel.com/education/elemen­ts

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