TICG
The Technology Innovation Challenge Grant (TICG) Consortium is a national network of project leaders who have utilized funding from the U.S. Department of Education's TICG program to develop innovative and powerful uses of learning technology to improve K-12 student learning. TICG project leaders met in Providence, RI in January 2002 to share best practices and dissemination strategies and agreed to form a consortium to foster nationwide dissemination of their best learning technology tools and instructional and professional development strategies.

Find out more...
To find out more about the work of the TICG Consortium please contact any of the Consortium's three co-chairpersons -- David Gibson, Alice Santiago or Bob McLaughlin.

The TICG virtual campus
The Consortium uses a virtual campus to foster collaboration and resource sharing among members and with other educators nationwide. Consortium members can enter the campus by going to http://compass.nici-mc2.org/vista/ticg/vccampus.nsf and using their first and last names for the username and ticg as the password.

Others interested in visiting the TICG Consortium's virtual campus to learn more about the work of the Consortium can go to this same address and entering the following log-in information:
Username: guest, Password: ticg

Questions
Should you have any questions regarding how to access or use the resources in the virtual campus, please contact Penny Nolte at (802) 229-4660 or via email.

Visit often
Please visit this web site periodically to learn about the new resources we will be developing to promote awareness of proven learning technologies.