James Bickers
02-01-2005, 02:59 PM
Hello to all,
My name is James Bickers, and I'm the editor of a new online publication from McGraw-Hill/Glencoe, called "The Glencoe E-Zine." You can view the first issue online at http://www.glencoeezine.com . (The former working name was "The Educator's Inbox" - the masthead is currently being updated to reflect this.)
We'll be covering the fields of business, marketing and computer education, at the high-school level, and are now looking for interviewees and/or contributing writers.
Are you replete with ideas for teachers to use in their classrooms? Are you bristling with opinion about the current state of business education?
Are you eager to get the word out about your state's programs and initiatives? Our feature articles will range from practical classroom techniques (aimed at teachers) to coverage of trends in legislation and even op/ed pieces, aimed at school administrators and those working at the state level. We'll also touch on book development trends and topics.
If you're interested in contributing to this newsletter or know of someone who might be, I'd love to hear from you. We're seeking people who might enjoy having a byline in this nationally distributed publication, as well as those interested in being interviewed about business-ed-related topics.
All the best,
James Bickers
www.glencoeezine.com
mail@jamesbickers.com
My name is James Bickers, and I'm the editor of a new online publication from McGraw-Hill/Glencoe, called "The Glencoe E-Zine." You can view the first issue online at http://www.glencoeezine.com . (The former working name was "The Educator's Inbox" - the masthead is currently being updated to reflect this.)
We'll be covering the fields of business, marketing and computer education, at the high-school level, and are now looking for interviewees and/or contributing writers.
Are you replete with ideas for teachers to use in their classrooms? Are you bristling with opinion about the current state of business education?
Are you eager to get the word out about your state's programs and initiatives? Our feature articles will range from practical classroom techniques (aimed at teachers) to coverage of trends in legislation and even op/ed pieces, aimed at school administrators and those working at the state level. We'll also touch on book development trends and topics.
If you're interested in contributing to this newsletter or know of someone who might be, I'd love to hear from you. We're seeking people who might enjoy having a byline in this nationally distributed publication, as well as those interested in being interviewed about business-ed-related topics.
All the best,
James Bickers
www.glencoeezine.com
mail@jamesbickers.com