NEGEN

This site was created by Keighan from NEGEN as an open wiki for NEGEN leaders to upload communal documents as well work to formalize our collaborative.  You must have a G-Mail account to upload or edit the site.  If you don't currently have access, contact Keighan. 

This Google Site was created to explore all the logistics for the NEGEN 2014 Summer Retreat. 

GIS Educators Day, sponsored by NEARC and Esri, is a full-day conference (October 5, 2014) devoted exclusively to topics and issues pertaining to the use of GIS and other geospatial technologies in K-12, college, and informal education.
GIS Educators Day is a one-day pre-conference to NEARC’s annual professional user conference which will run from October 5 – October 8 at the Mystic Marriott in Groton, Connecticut. GIS Educators Day will feature hands-on computer labs, presentations, and participant-driven conversations on a range of resources, projects, and topics.
GIS Educators Day addresses the number one goal of GIS conference goers...the opportunity to network with other professionals who share your interest in the educational applications of geospatial technologies. Whether you’re a K-12 or college educator, an experienced GIS user or a newcomer who wants to learn about the educational possibilities of this powerful tool, you’ll want to put this outstanding regional event on your "Must Do" list for 2014.

"Boston's rich history and vibrant neighborhoods come alive at the 94th NCSS Annual Conference. Join NCSS in its first return to New England in more than 30 years for the world's largest and most comprehensive social studies professional development conference. Attend the 94th NCSS Annual Conference to gain new ideas, resources, and skills as the conference engages you in rich and varied learning opportunities. Join more than 3,000 of your peers from across the U.S. and around the world in historic Boston, to share the most current knowledge, ideas, and research, and expertise in social studies education. You'll have a wicked good time!"

"NESTVAL 2014 will be hosted by the University of New Hampshire on October 24 and 25, 2014. The theme is coastal/inland water resources and development. The planned events will highlight today's environmental issues and the historical geography of the region."

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