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What is EnergyNet?

The power of telecommunications, the creativity of students and teachers, and the support of business and government have been combined to create a new vision for our educational system. EnergyNet is an engaged learning program that integrates technology, standards-based learning and workplace skills. Created and managed by Educational Dividends, EnergyNet projects include:

Elementary Students:

  • Energy Detectives

Middle and High School Students:

  • Energy Coaches
  • Home Energy Makeover
  • Energy Inspectors
  • Energy Engineers
  • Community Energy Consultants

EnergyNet Advisory Board

Executive Board:
Chair, Bob Dickey (Eastern Illini Electric Cooperative)
John O’Halloran (ComEd)
Greg Lenaghan (Association of Professional Energy Consultants)

Members:
Senator J. Bradley Burzynski (IL State Senate)
Matt Bergbower (IL Governor’s Office)
David Turner (IL Statewide School Management Alliance)
Michael Chimack (GDS Associates)

Director:

Director: Carol Timms (Educational Dividends)


Date:
What's New at EnergyNet:
 
5/14/10

Home Schoolers and Parents

Would you like to Save Money, Have Fun and Help Your Children Learn? EnergyNet has developed a new 5 Step lesson - Lighting Lieutenants - that is the perfect summer activity.

There are step-by-step instructions, student worksheets, and even a scavenger hunt at your local hardware store.

To order your copy today send $4.50 to:

EnergyNet

1204 Gertrude

Champaign IL   61821

Include your email address and we'll send you a Green Copy of the lesson.


Energy Efficient Construction

EnergyNet has developed sample activities, correlated to the STEM Learning Standards, for the Building Trades teachers. Let us know how we can help you further.

 

 

 

 

EnergyNet is a 501 C 3 Non-Profit Organization.

 

 

 

 
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