Free forum on computer technology education & admission to Computer History Museum April 11, 2006

Is California going to lose its leadership position in technology and science? Are we doing enough to prepare our youth as other states and countries aggressively move to educate their young people in the hopes of displacing California as the technology capital of the world? On April 11, join a panel of experts to hear their views.

"T2" lunch and panel discussion:
"Technology and Education: Are We Losing Our Edge?"

Tuesday, April 11 - 11am 'til 1pm*

Computer History Museum
1401 N. Shoreline Blvd.
Mountain View, CA 94043

Panelists:

Betty Baker, Executive Director of the Bay Area Council of the American
Electronics Association

Rafael Granados, Associate Director of UCCP (University of California
College Prep--Online)

Dr. JoAnne Miller, ICT California Coordinator for Intel Teach

John Toole, Executive Director and CEO, Computer History Museum

Moderator:
Ann Wrixon, Executive Director of the Institute for Computer Technology

FREE, but RSVP by phone / email required:
(415) 693-0583
news@davidperry.com

* 11am - 11:45am: Reception and casual networking

11:45am - 12:30pm: Panel Discussion moderated by Ann Wrixon, Executive
Director of the Institute for Computer Technology

12:30pm: Q & A followed by tour of the Computer History Museum