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If you have ever experienced a VSTE Extravaganza, then you know what they are all about. So get ready, for there is ONE MORE coming. On Monday night November 30th at 8PM at the Hotel Roanoke and Conference Center we will present ONE LAST EXTRAVAGANZA. Come remember Pioneers and Extravaganzas of the Past, Present, and Future. Always a surprise and always totally useless entertainment. You don't want to miss it.

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Dear Technology Advice Maven

I’m confused about Technology in Education Conferences in Virginia. First there was the Virginia Department of Education’s ETLC in December and the VSTE Annual Technology in Education Conference in February. Now there is one conference in October and another in December. Which one is which and where should I go?

OS Confused in Virginia



Dear OS

It IS a challenge to figure out. The Virginia Society for Technology in Education (VSTE) has long wanted to move to the… Continue

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Greetings

In the State Superintendent for Public Instruction’s Informational Memo number 297 (http://www.doe.virginia.gov/info_centers/superintendents_memos/2008/12_dec/inf297.html), the Superintendent communicates the Board of Education’s recommendations for the Standards of Quality (SOQ). The referenced resolution was approved by the Board at its November 20 meeting and submitted to the Governor and the General Assembly on November 28.

The State Superintendent writes “the Board is keenly awa… Continue