Jay Cohen

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  itsrg.delawarevalley.org/people.html - [Cached Version]
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  Jay Cohen, Director of Delawarevalley.org

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  Jay Cohen, MA, the former Educational Technology Director at WHYY, Inc., he formed DelawareValley.org, an organization that will assist non-profits by providing an on-line portal for their news and events.

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  Jay Cohen, Parent Outreach Manager
  
  Educational Technology Group

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  Contact: Jay Cohen Email: jabcohen@phila.k12.pa.us

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  For more information, Jay Cohen, WHYY Director of Educational Technology can be reached at 302-888-1200 or email him at jcohen@whyy.org.
  
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  For more information, Jay Cohen, WHYY Director of Educational Technology can be reached at 302-888-1200 or email him at jcohen@whyy.org
  
  ChartObject Total Project Component Costs (Cost per computer)Page last updated on 08/13/00
  
  Send comments to the Education Connection Project Director, Jay Cohen
  
  Table of Contents
  
  Title Page
  
  About the project

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  Education - [Cached Version]
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  Send comments to the Education Connection Project Director , Jay Cohen.
  
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  About the project

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  Jay Cohen, Dir. Of Education Technology, WHYYOfficer
  
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  Jay Cohen, (jcohen@whyy.org) one of five co-directors in the Norfolk, Virginia Public Television Technology Innovation Challenge Grant, manages a project that places computers in studentsÕ homes where he works with the same teachers in 5th and 6th math and science classes at several schools and with a different group of 160 students each year.As the director of Educational Technology at WHYY public broadcasting in Delaware and Philadelphia, Jay ensures that the local educational community is taking advantage of computer and online technologies and the broadcast resources that exist at WHYY TV and Radio.Since this is the third year of the grant, there will be "an emphasis on assessment and accountability on all activities involving teachers, students, and parents to determine attitudinal change and opinion on what they think is happening and effectiveness of integration of technology.Since the grant started, there has been a big increase in technology and communication skills, yet, improvement in student academic achievement in math and science has still to be proven."However, some exciting partnerships were started with this project that will be sustainable and replicable.Two examples include one with the Attorney General where students create public service announcements on public policy issues such as underage smoking, and the other is with Goodwill Industries that will provide donated refurbished computers, training, and technical support.Jay is a participant of Tech Access (http://www.sixseconds.org/techaccess) in which Margo Nanny (margon@aol.com), program director, received a grant that brings teachers, project directors, and experts together.
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  Jamie has a added a site (http://staffdevelop.org/) devoted to adult learners and staff development that provides any stakeholder the background research they need to do to develop an effective program.

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  Jay Cohen, (jcohen@whyy.org) one of five co-directors in the Norfolk, Virginia Public Television Technology Innovation Challenge Grant, manages a project that places computers in students' homes where he works with the same teachers in 5th and 6th math and science classes at several schools and with a different group of 160 students each year. As the director of Educational Technology at WHYY public broadcasting in Delaware and Philadelphia, Jay ensures that the local educational community is taking advantage of computer and online technologies and the broadcast resources that exist at WHYY TV and Radio. Since this is the third year of the grant, there will be "an emphasis on assessment and accountability on all activities involving teachers, students, and parents to determine attitudinal change and opinion on what they think is happening and effectiveness of integration of technology. Since the grant started, there has been a big increase in technology and communication skills, yet, improvement in student academic achievement in math and science has still to be proven. However, some exciting partnerships were started with this project that will be sustainable and replicable. Two examples include one with the Attorney General where students create public service announcements on public policy issues such as underage smoking, and the other is with Goodwill Industries that will provide donated refurbished computers, training, and technical support. Jay is a participant of Tech Access ( http://www.sixseconds.org/techaccess) in which Margo Nanny ( margon@aol.com), program director, received a grant that brings teachers, project directors, and experts together.

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