Create An Award-Winning Entry

• Be neat. Make sure the judges can read your handwriting, and if your penmanship is at all questionable, type your application and recompose it on a computer.

• Boast a little. Don’t be afraid to let the judges know how great your project really is. If you don’t think it was innovative, neither will they.

• Include all the technology resources you used, including the Internet, computer software, or specific Web sites.

• Be complete. Make sure you answer all the appropriate questions completely. Remember, summary should be no longer than 4 double-spaced pages.

• Additional materials are optional. If you want to show judges how well your students responded to your class project, include results, photos, examples of students’ work, lesson plans, or a short video (up to 5-min. long).

• Judges are interested in knowing how helpful the technology and/or cable programming you used in your classroom were and how students learned from/through it. 

• Don’t miss the deadline!