Open house to showcase digital progress; accreditation training completed; CareerTech making a difference; assessment opportunities being planned; NACTEI Annual Conference information; useful links and my schedule for the week.
Several new tools will be unveiled and demonstrations of new equipment and software will be provided:
Accreditation training wrapped up Feb. 25. More than 245 people received training on the quality indicators used for the pilot accreditation process. Twenty-six technology centers participated in the training as well as multiple ODCTE staff members. A special thank you to the 10 people in the Performance Improvement and Innovation Team for organizing and facilitating the 26 training sessions. The PIIT Crew has also dedicated time to work individually with schools piloting the accreditation process and meeting the quality indicators for accreditation as established by the State Board of Career and Technology Education.
Check out the four feature stories at NewsOK.com highlighting health care professions, IT programs, business and industry partners and automotive training at Canadian Valley Technology Center. The Oklahoman also highlighted Guthrie FFA, one of the largest FFA chapters in Oklahoma, in a story that tells how members learn agricultural skills, but also learn life and career skills. FFA is one of seven CareerTech student organizations.
Since June, 48 instructors from a variety of CTE programs have attended item-writing workshops sponsored by the Testing Division. Attendees felt the training was useful, increased their knowledge of and comfort with the test development process and provided information and tools to improve the quality of classroom assessments. They asked that we continue this effort by convening instructors to write, review and validate test items. It would provide a worthwhile activity to meet professional development requirements while improving our agency’s competency assessments. We are identifying dates for these sessions. We’re also scheduling spring/summer test reviews for the 2015-16 academic year. Instructors interested in participating in either or both of these activities can contact Caitlin Ellis at 405-743-5196 or Caitlin.ellis@careertech.ok.gov.
The annual National Association of Career and Technical Education Information conference is approaching, and we invite you to come with us to beautiful San Antonio, Texas, in May for the 35th annual conference.
The conference will include a variety of general sessions, concurrent breakout workshops, Perkins 101 sessions tailored for people new to Perkins and a focus on data and accountability compliance and improvement, along with presentations from ACTE and NASDCTEc about the state of CTE and Perkins reauthorization. Staff members from the U.S. Department of Education Office of Career, Technical and Adult Education will attend.
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“We recently had our wedding here and I would give this venue 10 stars if I could! Every single person that we interacted with from our initial contact, food tasting, booking the venue, the one million questions I had regarding set up/wedding day flow, to the rehearsal, and finally our wedding day, was nothing but professional, extremely helpful, and just amazing! Susan was incredibly responsive and helpful from the very first email. The food was absolutely incredible, and you just cannot beat the breathtaking views. If you want a (relatively) stress free wedding and reception, book the Olde Breton Inn. They simply take care of EVERYTHING so that you can actually enjoy the experience. I cannot recommend this beautiful place enough!!!!”
"My wife, and I attended the wedding of (friends) yesterday. We were happily impressed. This establishment screams majestic. We were just as impressed with the building, it's architecture, and decor as we were with the staff, its catering service, and the quality of food. It was quite a bit foggy out which actually created a surreal environment as if we were in our own little page of history torn out of a book. We had a great time, and would recommend this establishment to anyone looking for a historical venue with a modern ambiance that pretty much has it all.”
"Amazing...authentic Southern Maryland food and hospitality in a Gorgeous setting! Staff are "top drawer"!!!”
“My husband and I had our wedding ceremony and reception here in June 2016 and it was absolutely spectacular. The venue itself is gorgeous with the most breathtaking view – seven months later, we still have people telling us how beautiful the location and house were. Susan was so immensely friendly, helpful and responsive from the moment I first sent her an email to ask for a tour right up to the wedding day, and the whole staff was phenomenal the day of! Susan made the planning so effortless and stress-free, answering all of our questions and working with us on the details, from décor to dinner. We were able to personalize our menu and our guests absolutely loved the food, it was all so, so delicious! To Susan and the rest of the staff – thank you for being part of a day we will forever cherish and for helping to make our wedding as wonderful as it was. We couldn’t recommend Olde Breton Inn any more than we already do!”
"Attended a wedding on the 24th and the view as you made your way around the inn to the pavilion was breathtaking..just a beautiful outdoor venue for a wedding. ideal venue for a smaller size reception. Clean and comfortable with nice rest rooms and outdoor seating for drinks and for smokers. The food was served in a manner which reminded me of being in someone's home- buffet style served over several rooms. Food we were served was delicious especially the green beans with bacon and onions also the desserts were excellent!”
"Such a intimate and beautiful location. Food was wonderful, and staff very welcoming. Had a great time.”
Scoble wants to know why people hate Microsoft. Well, here’s what the company really needs to realize. You’re not smarter than us, so lose that pretense in your software. That Office is constantly trying to predict what it is we’re trying to do, only to fail and get in the way most of the time, is infuriating. It’s not good enough that I can now train your wizard to stop capitalizing words when I don’t want to. Just give me a "No Half-Baked Predictive Behavior From MS Research Guys Who Try to Justify Their Salary to Steve Ballmer" check box option at install time, OK? This shit just doesn’t work. It tries to automate tasks that don’t take that much to complete manually in the first place, only to create a sense of helplessness and hurt productivity a lot more than it could probably fix it. The green pixie magic that outlines cells likely to contain a formula with errors is a lot more useful. It’s not interrupting me and it’s solving a real business problem (lots of spreadsheets out there contain errors and it can take a lot of time to hunt them down).
Case in point in Outlook 2003: when you group entries by field with the reading pane on the right, it doesn’t behave in the same way as when the preview panel is at the bottom (which is the way it always worked). How do you group by ‘From’ and sort by Date with the right preview panel? You can’t, because there’s a retarted "Arrange By" feature that will get in the way. I just want to drag and drop column headers to the Group By box like I always did (and like the feature behaves with the reading pane at the bottom). That’s because, you see, you don’t really have column headers anymore with the reading panel on the right. Thanks for delivering a good feature (reading panel on the right) only to totally screw up its power user interface.
We serve our guests products from the region, the menu has a range of savory dishes, as well as fresh salads and sweets for your sweet tooth.
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The New York Post reported that Studio Libeskind, a world-renowned architecture studio owned by Daniel Libeskind, has leased the entire 12,500-square-foot 18th floor of 150 Broadway. Olshan Real Estate Partner Nina Roket and Associate Jessica Stanton represented the Building owner JEMB Realty in the Studio Libeskind lease.