A Computer for Every Teacher was a project of the Indiana Department of Education to provide each teacher and administrator in four schools with a computer and printer, along with software and training, for their personal and professional use. The Project seeks to support teachers as they integrate these traditionally distinct courses through intensive professional development, a curriculum-focused website, and the distribution of computer technologies and other curriculum resources. CUIP is a collaborative project between Chicago Public Schools and the University of Chicago. Through CUIP the University of Chicago provides technology and training to schools in the neighborhood which surrounds it. Foundations is a technology and curriculum project for all fifth grade language arts and social studies teachers in Oakland Unified School District's elementary schools.
Foundations provides teachers with technology, training, curricular resources and support.
This project dovetails into the Core Values project and serves to prepare incoming middle school students for a technology-rich environment. Hi-STAR focused professional development and resources on reading instruction, especially through the use of Accelerated Reader. The Laptop Program research is sponsored by Microsoft Corporation. Middle School Mathematics Project is a professional development program, created to improve the teaching of mathematics, providing an opportunity for teachers to be members of an online learning community. Principals' Technology Leadership Training Program sponsored by the Indiana Department of Education gives principals four days of professional staff development, including a two-day instructional session on computers.