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<p>New page: At the Jan. 7 meeting, these policy issues were among those informally explored:&lt;br&gt; #Use talents of colleges/universities to develop needs assessment for e-government website updating #D...</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>At the Jan. 7 meeting, these policy issues were among those informally explored:&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> #Use talents of colleges/universities to develop needs assessment for e-government website updating<br /> #Develop K-16 policy for digital-media education -- with support for professional development and assessment.<br /> #Develop a tax credit for &quot;solopreneurs&quot; who work in the digital media sector - to retain young digital media innovators<br /> #Restore film tax credit to support film and media production projects in RI<br /> #Create a digital media education center in Providence that includes college/univ partners and BBRI -- companies like Alex &amp; Ani, GTech and Hasbro pay to support it and get access to best and brightest grads<br /> #Create a fund that provides stipends for recent grads to have post-grad internships with tech entrepreneurs with informal mentoring<br /> #Provide educational training to tech entrepreneurs and digital media and design professionals to improve their capacity to teach in HS / colleges on a part-time basis -- builds real-world learning experiences for current students and supports current and next generation of RI business owners to contribute to their local communities<br /> #Formal partnership with RIDE and ISTE (international tech education org) which could include a leadership institute for principals and chool leaders - positioning RI as leading in statewide initiative for digital literacy<br /> #Make a competitive fund available to school districts to send faculty to URI&#039;s Summer Institute in Digital Literacy</div>

Bill Densmore