President's Report	by James McConville
Fall Conference 2006: Teaching to the Multiple Literacies	by CUE Executive
Top Ten Reasons to Attend the Fall Conference	by CUE Executive
List of Presenters	by CUE Executive
Keynote Speakers	by CUE Executive
Students and Teachers Agree that Digital Tools Make Schoolwork More Fun	by Alan Zisman
Teaching History in a Time of Change	by Chris Kennedy
Comparison of Inexpensive or Free 3D Animation Programs	by Dennis Wong
ISTE NECC San Diego Conference Highlights	by Dave McCristall
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CUEBC Chapters	by CUE Executive
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AGM Agenda	by CUE Executive
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Renewing your CUEBC membership	by James McConville

Fall Conference 2006: Teaching to the Multiple Literacies

By CUE Executives

Teaching to the Multiple Literacies Conference, October 19 and 20th, 2006

Riverside Secondary School, Port Coquitlam, BC

All educators will find something for them at our fall conference.  As our theme suggests we are reaching out to every classroom teachers.  It is certainly true in our district, whether you teach at elementary, middle or secondary school, there are uses for computers.  We will have sessions on using computers to support reading and writing (writing literacy), accessing and evaluating electronic resources (information literacy), creating electronic documents (visual literacies) and communication skills (cultural literacy).

The Keynote Speakers will be Alan November, futurist and inspirational speaker about the power of technology to support learning and Sharon Jeroski, consultant and leader in the One to One laptop programs in our province and across North America.

This year we will be featuring a huge list of vendors that provide all the different hardware and software tools that support education.  This is an opportunity to do one-stop shopping to find products that meet their classroom needs.

Please join us at this year’s conference.

More information on this exciting conference can be found at http://www.cuebc.ca/2006/index.htm