The Education Coalition Affiliates
The Education Coalition is comprised
of diverse agencies from across the nation working together to
promote educational systemic reform through the use of multiple
technologies. These agencies include elementary, secondary, post-secondary,
educational agencies, broadcast agencies and a vendor advisory
group.
The Goals of The Education Coalition are
to use collaborative efforts to:
- assist the process of change in education;
- empower all learners through critical
dialogue leading to action;
- develop the uses of instructional technologies
and telecommunications for educational change in a variety of
technological means including voice, data, and video;
- increase the abilities of all learners
and instructors to use new and developing technologies;
- collaborate to seek programming funds
and the equipment to participate in programming;
- collaborate to produce programming for
use by all affiliates;
- collaborate to increase affiliates' use,
educational impact and evaluation of educational technologies.
In a time of great need and great opportunity,
this unprecedented coalition will address significant issues
in education. Through a collaborative process all agencies which
impact education, individually and collectively, will be able
to address teaching and learning differently. The Education Coalition
will help to create new public educational systems, models, and
partnerships. It will serve as a locus of development, dissemination,
research, advocacy, and funding for educational change and the
use of technologies. It will provide models of change for students,
staffs and community, which include content, processes, and products
which are vital for educational change, and use all available
community and national resources.
The Unique Capabilities
of The Education Coalition
THE EDUCATION COALITION is a unique movement
for national educational change because of its:
- collaborative nature;
- ability to address issues of diversity
and multi-culturalism;
- use of distance learning, distributed
learning systems and programs, and multiple technologies.
Distance learning programs, using satellite,
computer and other technologies will be a major delivery system,
making local and national resources available to learners of
all ages, providing:
- richer, more innovative educational resources;
- more equitable access to educational resources;
- greater advocacy and opportunities for
lifelong learning.
Join the other TEC Affiliates!
Through the use of technology, learning
will take place in schools, homes,workplaces, libraries, and
other community agencies. Through the use of technology, the
real world can now become the classroom.
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