Wisconsin Academy: Academy Evenings presentation explores digital media in the classroom and the future of education
Contact: Jason A. Smith, communications director
MADISON—Video games, social networking, virtual performance spaces, and other digital media are transforming the ways in which we teach and learn—both in and out of the classroom. These new technologies reframe learning in terms of the production of new ideas, rather than the consumption of existing ideas, and offer an exciting platform for the...
Clean Wisconsin: Wisconsin delegation plays pivotal role in congressional vote to fully fund Great Lakes Restoration Initiative
Contact: Melissa Malott, Water Program Director, 608.251.7020 ext. 13, 608.220.0167 (cell)
Vote Will Help Protect and Restore Great Lakes as well as Provide Economic Boost to Upper Midwest
Washington, D.C. – President Obama is poised to sign into law a bill that will nearly double funding to environmentally restore and protect our nation’s Great Lakes, after strong support...
Summit Credit Union: Kelly Erbach celebrates 25 years at Summit Credit Union
For more information, contact:
Cheryl Van Tessier, Finesse Public Relations LLC
(608) 467-4408, ctessier@finessepr.net
Rebecca Gerothanas, Summit Credit Union
(608) 243-5000x4700, rebecca.gerothanas@summitcreditunion.com
MADISON, Wis. — Kelly Erbach, assistant vice president – contact services, at Summit Credit Union, celebrates a landmark 25 years with the Madison-based financial this month.
Kelly joined Summit (formerly known as Great Wisconsin Credit Union) in 1984 as a teller...
WisBusiness: The Show
Welcome to episode three of "WisBusiness: The Show," a new twice-a-month Web show covering state business news and issues.
This episode includes the Wisconsin Stock Report. Commentary from the Wisconsin Technology Council President Tom Still, and an interview with Toni Sikes, Senior Adviser with Gruppo Levey and Company.
Click here to see the show, produced by Tweedee Media of...
WisBusiness: Couple turns longtime camping site into successful B&B
By Brian E. Clark
For WisBusiness.com
When Dave and Trudy Holdener bought 42 acres in the Baraboo Hills back in 1981, they had no inkling that they would one day open a B&B and corporate retreat on the site.
Back then, they used the land – which offers a sweeping view of Devil's Lake and the surrounding terrain – as...
(WisBusiness) FRI News Summary — 30 Oct. 2009
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