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Each camp was one week in length, for four consecutive weeks running from July 9th to August 3rd, 2007, a total of four week-long camps.
Sixty-seven teacher campers, fifty-three of which received grant money from the Buddy Project. Some campers used InAccess grant monies to attend.
Of the 67 campers, 40 were high school teachers, 13 were middle school teachers, 9 were elementary teachers, and 5 were k-12 teachers.
Campers taught the subject areas of Science, Social Studies, Mathematics, English, Business, Art, Technology, Psychology, and Computer Science. Other campers included media specialists, special education teachers, career education teachers, and technology specialists.
Schools from all nine Indiana Regional Educational Service Centers were represented.
At least 87 different “Moodles” were created.
To see some examples of Moodle courses created by campers, go to the Buddy Project Moodle server.
The name Moodle™ is a registered trademark of the Moodle Trust
This article appeared in the ETC...and More! volume 1, number 1 newsletter and is published by the Buddy
Project
(Corporation for Educational Technology), in
collaboration with the Hoosier
Educational Computer
Coordinators (HECC),
Indiana Computer Educators (ICE),
the Indiana Department of Education, and Promoting Achievement through Technology and INstruction for all Students (PATINS).
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