The Clarica Scholars Program partners Canada's most innovative teachers and students with two leading universities to advance technology integration and interactive learning in secondary schools. The Program provides support to teachers developing technology-enhanced learning through collaboration with other educational innovators from across Canada, and empowers students for participation in leading-edge learning initiatives.

The Clarica Scholars Program consists of two one-week sessions in the summers of 2001 and 2002 at both Acadia University and the University of Waterloo. Each university will invite ten teams of four -- two teachers and two students -- from secondary schools across Canada. Teams will be selected based on the submission of a project idea to improve learning through the use of computer and information technologies. All travel and program costs are provided by Clarica including a $200 honorarium for participating students.

Find out more about how to involve your school by visiting the Acadia and Waterloo Clarica Scholars Program sites.

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