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Introduced in 1992 by the Center for Educational Services, SEED is one of over twenty affiliates of a national network inspired by The Teachers Network. Provides a wide array of free professional development sessions in each region of the state for educators interested in learning to integrate technology into their classrooms to improve teaching and learning. Maintains a cadre of Technology Learning Leaders, educators skilled in developing approaches to high-quality teaching and learning with technology, who are available to work with others in their regions. Offers two types of monetary awards to educators interested in integrating technology into their classrooms to meet our state standards, with Developer rewards and Adaptor awards. Professional Development Opportunities SEED's regional partners offer an array of professional development activities to educators interested in learning about integrating technology into the classroom.