The
Audience Maryland
middle and high school students are the intended audience of Teen
Web. The primary focus is initially with 9th graders, particularly
the thousands of freshmen reached by the Achievement CountsSpeakers Bureau program
To ensure the website will attract - and retain the interest of
- teens, students play an important role in the planning, design,
implementation, and marketing phases of the project. Not only is
it important for us to hear and heed the student "voice," but participating
students gain invaluable technology learning experiences in the
process.
Who
is built the Teen Web
Many Maryland employers are building Teen Web. Partners are involved
in project strategy (via committees),
design, content development, marketing, funding and evaluation.
CitiFinancial
The Daily Record
Johns Hopkins Health System
Johns Hopkins University,
Bloomberg School of Public Health
Kaiser Permanente
IBM
Lockheed Martin Corporation
Macht Foundation
Maryland State Department of Education
NASA Goddard Space Flight Center
no | inc
U.S. Department of Education
University of Maryland, Baltimore
University System of Maryland
and more than 60 statewide
and local government, education, business and community groups
Maryland
middle and high school students are the intended audience of Teen
Web. The primary focus is initially with 9th graders, particularly
the thousands of freshmen reached by the Achievement Counts
Who
is built the Teen Web
