We send out a call for nominations in early
fall. Award nominees are reviewed by a committee and choices are made.
Winners are presented their award, plus a prize of $1000, at the
McAuliffe Conference.
- Functioned as a public or private PreK-16 teacher providing direct instruction in a New Hampshire school(s).
- Developed effective units integrating educational technology.
- Demonstrated improved student performance with application of technology.
- Shared ideas/initiatives in formal and informal arenas using traditional and electronic methods.
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- Provided leadership in a public or private PreK-16 New Hampshire school(s).
- The nominee's work has had a significant positive impact on technology use in education locally, statewide, regionally and/or nationally.
- The nominee has involved the community in the initiative or program to facilitate partnerships with business and/or legislative initiatives to advance the use of technology in education.
- Supported technology within the context of school reform, restructuring and improvement.
- Demonstrated a commitment to ongoing self-education by keeping abreast of emerging technologies.
- The quality of education and/or work experience has been significantly advanced in the nominee's workplace as a result of the nominee's efforts.
In the past, this award has gone to Technology Directors, Technology Coordinators, Technology Integrationists, Curriculum Coordinators, Media Specialists/Generalists, SAU Administration (i.e., Superintendents and Assistant Superintendents) and/or School District Administrators
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Nominations for the 2009 awards are now closed. Consider nominating a deserving friend or colleague next year for the NHSTE Awards - check back here in the fall of 2010.
Please click here to download the NHSTE 2009 Awards Announcement Postcard.
For more information or questions, please contact Andrea O'Neil, NHSTE Awards Chair, at aoneil@sau15.net or 603.483.2769 (work).
Pictures from the Eddies Ceremony
is named in memory of Susan Janosz, longtime employee of the Manchester School District who was employed as a Technology Integrator.
"She is a mentor, leader, and model practitioner who has had a tremendous impact on the Manchester School District throughout the past four decades."
"She is true educational leader with a great vision and commitment to excellence. While serving as Coordinator of the Greater Manchester Professional Development Center Christina's vision and commitment to excellence provided hundreds of training opportunities in the use and integration of technology."
Margo Burns Technology Integration Specialist, GMPDC
"Christina Nelson is a dedicated educator who has given so much to improve learning opportunities for staff and students. The impact she has had on the Manchester School District and districts across the state of NH for the past 39 years is immeasurable."
Micheal Ludwell - Superintendent of Schools
She is “The Kinderkids” Classroom Teacher!
Maria is an exemplary, model educator who uses technology to enrich the lives of each of her students.
“From using digital microscopes with her primary aged students to investigate the pond in her classroom to capture “real life” images of the creatures that live there, to the blog that her class has developed which allows her students to connect with worldwide buddies, Maria’s students’ lives are enriched by the experiences she consistently shares with them and their families.”
Maria is a caring individual, a tireless champion for helping others understand the power that technology has in helping kids to grow as learners.
Maria is an inspiration to all of us!
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