Computer-Using Educators Inc. presents the 2001 Fall CUE Conference. The CUE Conference is the largest education technology shows in California, one of the largest in the country, and still the best value.

Portals to Learning
October 11-13
Sacramento Convention Center

Pre-registration:

Fees	Full Conference	Saturday Only
Current Member	$100	$35
New/Renewing	$140	$75
Student	$80	$25

We also have international rates. Please call the CUE office.

Deadlines: Oct. 1 (mail in) and Oct. 3 (online).

In classrooms today, student learning and the delivery of the curriculum are evolving through the opportunities offered by carefully chosen technology. Wireless technologies provide gateways to not-so-traditional learning environments. The Internet opens many doors, but not without the need for filtering or acceptable-use policies. And e-commerce has extended the boundaries beyond business-as-usual. How can educators break down the barriers that keep students from reaching their highest potential? Technology-rich curriculum propels students to higher levels of learning and achievement.

Conference Background

Computer-Using Educators, Inc. is a professional organization of educators that supports the use of technology in education. For 23 years, technology-using educators have been meeting at the CUE Conferences toadvance educational technology at all levels of education and to address the use of education technology in instruction, administration, curriculum and management.

Your CUE Conference registration offers you 200 speaker presentation and 100,000 square feet of vendor displays with the latest in educational technology on Friday and Saturday, October 12-13, 2001. For additional fees you can attend a Professional Development Seminars, Hands-On Workshops or Keynote Banquet.

Who Should Attend?

Educators, technology coordinators, administrators and those who support the CUE mission. Many sessions and exhibits will be of special value to those involved in Title I, School Improvement Program, Eisenhower Program, Digital High School, AB1339 Education Technology Staff Development (Grades 4-8), Technology Literacy Challenge Program, ELD, Special Needs, and GATE. Students over the age of 16 are welcome to register. Children not meeting the age requirement will not be allowed to attend or accompany parents or teachers into sessions or exhibits.

Membership

You must be a current member at the time of the conference to attend. If your membership expiration is November 1, 2001 or later, you are a current member. If it is not, you must pay the New /Renewing Member Fee. Your membership expiration date can be found on your mailing label on this brochure, membership card, or mailing label on a recent issue of OnCUE newsletter.

Sacramento, California

Founded during the colorful Gold Rush Era, California's capital continues to recapture the rich heritage of the West -- while its distinctive modern skyline offers towering evidence of the city's growing reputation as a center for business and industry.

For history and shopping devotees, Sacramento's colorful past has been lovingly preserved in Old Sacramento, a 28-acre park along the banks of the Sacramento River. Old Sac, as it is familiarly known, has the largest concentration of historic buildings in California, with over 100 restored structures. You will find 124 shops, 20 restaurants, a circa 1870 riverside scene with paddle wheelers and horse-drawn carriages, and restored locomotives inside the world's largest railroad museum.

Just outside the convention center is the K Street pedestrian mall, with 13 blocks of street-level shopping, an Imax theater, and the Downtown Plaza Shopping Center featuring hundreds of upscale shops and restaurants.

There are many historic attractions in Sacramento including the State Capitol, Sutter's Fort and the Golden Gate State Museum. For more information, contact the Sacramento Convention and Visitors Bureau at 916/264-7777 or visit www.sacramentocvb.org.

Group Discounts

Don't forget that groups of 15 or more teachers from the same district on the same check or credit card qualify for a group discount. There is no group registration on-site. Save money! Send more people. Make that October 1, 2001 deadline!

CUE Conference Group Registration Discounts:

* 15-49 registrants - $5 discount per registrant
* 50-99 registrants - $10 discount per registrant
* 100+ registrants - $15 discount per registrant

How to Register

Pre-Registration: Deadline October 1, 2001

* Mail: Use the form on page 15 of this brochure. You must include payment (by check, Visa or Mastercard) with your form. We do not accept purchase orders and will return any forms that are submitted this way.

* Fax: Fax registrations are accepted for credit card purchases only. Fax registration deadline, October 3, 5:00 pm.

* Online: Register online at the CUE Web site (http://www.cue.org). You can join CUE or renew your membership and register for the conference with a Mastercard or Visa. The deadline for online registration is October 3, 2001 at 5:00 pm. Your registration is complete ONLY when you have received a confirmation number on the screen. Print that confirmation number for proof of registration.

Contact Information:

CUE Inc.
1210 Marina Village Parkway, #100
Alameda, CA 94501
(510) 814-6630
(510) 814-0195 fax
cueinc@cue.org
http://www.cue.org