NCCE Awards

The objectives of the NCCE awards programs are to: Recognize excellence in the many outstanding members of NCCE Focus professional attention on quality technology education and on exemplary technology educators and leaders Increase public awareness of the importance of quality technology education Set standards for the quality use of computers and related technologies in education and show how these standards can be achieved Provide tangible recognition of achievement, earn respect of colleagues, and enhance professional opportunities for NCCE members

Related Information: View Previous NCCE Award Recipients.

Outstanding Technology Educator of the Year

NCCE awards the Outstanding Technology Educator of the Year Award to a member who has daily contact with students.

Criteria for Technology Educator of the Year

The candidate must:

• Be a current member of NCCE
• Have significantly influenced staff and/or student performance using computers and related technologies in education
• Have worked beyond his or her job description to improve the effectiveness of technology use in education
• Have achieved integration of technology into the curriculum well beyond that assumed in his or her job description
• Have expanded his or her professional expertise by participating in workshops, seminars, conferences, and other professional development opportunities

 

Outstanding Technology Leader of the Year

The Outstanding Technology Leader of the Year goes to an individual whose work assignment includes time in a coordinator or supervisory position.

Criteria for the Technology Leader of the Year

The candidate must:

• Be a current member of NCCE
• Have influenced technology in education and have made a significant long-term contribution beyond his or her job description
• Have collaborated beyond the institution, building, district, or region
• Have participated in NCCE as a leader or as a volunteer

 

Nominations

To nominate an NCCE member for one of these awards, simply follow these four steps:

1. Complete the NCCE Awards Nomination Form.
2. Write a short (one page maximum) essay on the reasons this individual should receive the award.
3. Include at least two letters of support for the nomination.
4. Send the nomination form, essay, and support letters by Jan. 6, 2006, to:

   NCCE Awards
   Heidi Rogers
   NCCE Executive Director
   1000 West Hubbard, Suite 242
   Coeur d’Alene, ID 83814
   awards@ncce.org