adding new programs

[Maria Oldson]

Toni,

What programs are you running?

Have you taught your students Internet safety?  A great programming idea 
is a NetSmartZ workshop.  NetSmartZ Workshop was created to meet a growing 
need to keep children safe.  Please visit http://www.NetSmartZ.org for more details.  These activities/lessons will keep most students 
interested in the program.  The Lessons will entertain while educating 
them about the importance of Internet awareness. NetSmartZ is age 
appropriate, interactive, fun, and filled with the latest 3-D and web 
technologies.  This is one of many other programs we run.

Check it out! 

Regards,

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Maria Vazquez-Oldson
Computer Learning Centers, Sr. Coordinator
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southcentral Alaska
2300 W. 36th Ave.
Anchorage, AK 99517
Ph:(907) 249-5475
Fax: (907) 248-0047
moldson at bgcalaska.org
"The POSITIVE place for kids"

"Knowledge is power... knowledge is safety... knowledge is happiness"
~ Thomas Jefferson

WANT TO HELP: http://www.bgcalaska.org/6-wanttohelp.shtml

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