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A number of exciting developments have occurred at Mid-Pacific Institute over the past few years, positioning MPI as one of the leaders in 21st century education in Hawaii. Mid-Pacific is one of 18 schools selected to take part in the Schools of the Future (SOTF) initiative. This 5-year opportunity, working in tandem with MPI’s recently-articulated vision, has been a catalyst to achieving MPI’s level of educational excellence.

//The Kupu Hou graphic, created by MPI parent Clifford Cheng, holds significant symbolism for our initiative. The three kupukupu ferns represent the elementary, middle and high schools coming together as one. The two taller kupukupu also represent our Manoa valley. And, finally, the green background forms an M for Mid-Pacific Institute.//

//To see our web page that explains Kupu Hou, click here//

iProject101 Summer 2012 (July 23-27, 2012)

info sheet here: Resources from Playshop Project Summer 2011 Mid-Pacific Institute launched a week long playshop in the Summer of 2011 to help teachers understand and design projects for their classes.

The Ning community for that playshop is here

The Summer 2011 brochure:



The Summer 2012 brochure:



TCC2012

PDF version of Mark Hines presentation from April 19, 2012 "mLearning: Making Learning Personal and the Long View of Educational Transformation"



Social Learning Conference April 2012

PDF version of Mark Hines' slides from the topic: " Analyzing the Conversation: Using Computer Mediated Discourse Analysis to Explore Learning in Online Conversations " No annotated notes, but the references are stated for each slide.