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Tech Camp: Google Apps for Education 2015

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Happy August!

The world is picking up speed here at Berrien RESA!  We are rapidly preparing to host more than 100 educators for Tech Camp 2015.  This year we are focusing the camp on the Google Apps for Education suite.  With over 16 sessions being offered per day, there should be something for everyone!
http://www.solutionwhere.com/berrienresa/cw/showcourse.asp?309

If you are interested in registering for Tech Camp, the registration deadline is August 12th!

Get a jumpstart on your school year and come learn from some of the best and brightest from all around the state!

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