The 2022 Atlanta Public Schools Technology and Innovation Competition is underway providing our APS students with the opportunity to showcase their 21st century technological skills, talent, and creativity. The Department of Instructional Technology and the Division of Academics invites you to judge the competition entries between February 3-13. The competition, as well as the judging is virtual this year allowing a more flexible schedule and time commitment from our volunteer judges. Live Virtual Training Sessions For JudgesTuesday, January 18th @12pm – 1pm Thursday, January 20th @ 7pm – 8pmTuesday, January 25th @ 12pm – 1pmThursday, January 27th @ 7pm – 8pmLive Help Desk SessionsThursday, February 3rd @ 7pm – 8pmThursday, February 10th @ 7pm – 8pm Judges’ Orientation will take place in January. There are four options to choose from and judges only have to attend one session. Judges please sign up by clicking here. For registration support please click here Dr. Natasha Rachell, APS Director of Instructional Technology, said she is excited about this year’s competition adding that “the relationships we establish through our event could lead to thriving career opportunities for our students” anticipating this year’s competition will be the best yet. Students in grades 3-12 can work individually or with a partner to develop and present work at their school’s Tech Tourney, where they will compete for the top spots to advance to the district level. Winners from the district competition will represent Atlanta Public Schools at the Georgia Student Technology Competition (GaSTC), the highest level of student technology competition in the state. To see the competition categories or to learn more about this exciting program, please visit the 2022 APS Technology and Innovation Competition webpage here. If you have additional questions you may contact Digital Learning Specialist, Felisa Ford at fcford@atlanta.k12.ga.us or call 404-802-2794. We look forward to seeing you and thank you for your continued support! Share this: Share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Email a link to a friend (Opens in new window) Email Print (Opens in new window) Print More Share on X (Opens in new window) X Like this:Like Loading… Discover more from APS Today Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. Type your email… Subscribe Post navigation Venecia Foster: Atlanta Public Schools Social Worker of the Year Coretta Scott King Young Women’s Leadership Academy Receives $30K Grant from Consul General of Japan