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The goal of the 4-H Science, Engineering, and Technology (SET) Initiative is to address America's critical need for more scientists and engineers by engaging 150,000 youth by 2013. 4-H SET activities and projects combine non-formal education with hands-on, inquiry-based learning in a positive youth development context to engage youth in improving their SET knowledge, skills and abilities. 4-H SET activities and projects combine the strengths of 4-H Youth Development non-formal experiential-based delivery modes and strong youth-adult partnerships to address SET content as defined by the National Science Education Standards.

California 4-H Computer Corps

The 4-H Computer Corps increases the use and awareness of computer technology in the California 4-H Youth Development Program.

Computers have become essential to business and are close to becoming a household appliance. As 4-H trains the next generation of our country's workforce, it needs to add a stronger focus on the use of computer technology. Computer projects exist in some clubs, but there is no up-to-date curriculum on 4-H computer activities. We need to increase the use and teaching of computer technology in the California 4-H Youth Development Program.  The goal of the California 4-H Computer Corps is to increase the use of computer technology in the California 4-H program.

In 2008, the Corps celebrates its 11th year! Read the 4-H History Book (Published in January 2005) (PDF)

Mobile Computer Lab

The 4-H Computer Corps announces the availability of their mobile computer lab. Twenty PC laptops with Windows XP, Microsoft Office, Macromedia Flash, and other software is available for counties to use in teaching computer technology workshops. Advanced reservation of the lab is required. A 4-H Computer Corps member may be present at workshop(s) to assist with setup/take-down. Transportation of the lab from Davis needs to be arranged by the county. To check on availability, contact Steven Worker at smworker@ucdavis.edu.

Group Information

Apply to be a member of the 2010 Corps!
Apply by September 30, 2009.

General Information
Learn about the history and overall purpose of the 4-H Computer Corps

Team Members
View the current team.

Donors
The Corps thanks its many donors.

Websites

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4-H YDP Website Guidelines & Website Hosting (Word) (PDF)

County 4-H Technology Teams

Creating a County Tech Team (Word) (PDF)



     

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