Teaching
of American History
Grant Program
Innovator's
Assistant Webcast
Please Note: The following presentations were produced in 2003,
but the information is relevant to the 2004 competition. One important
change is that the priority for evaluation is an invitational rather
than competitive; applicants who address this priority will not
receive any bonus points. 2004 grant applications must be submitted
electronically; please see http://e-grants.ed.gov/egWelcome.asp.
This webcast
provides technical assistance to those applying for a Teaching American
History grant. Local Education Agencies (LEAs), including charter
schools that are LEAs, partnering with institutions of higher education
or nonprofit history or humanities organizations are eligible to
apply. Specific questions about this program may be sent to teachingamericanhistory@ed.gov.
This webcast
includes:
- an introduction;
- overview of the TAH program and tips on writing a successful grant
application
- information
about the invitational priority on evaluation; and
- a grantee's
description of a current project funded by this program.
This webcast
may also be useful to those applying for other grants, because it
describes the grant process and provides definitions that pertain
to many grants funded by the Office of Innovation and Improvement.
For more information about evaluation, see http://www.ed.gov/about/offices/list/ies/ncee/index.html
. To comment on the usefulness of this webcast, contact teachingamericanhistory@ed.gov.
Webcast Presenters:
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