Technology Advisory Committee Sample Clauses

Technology Advisory Committee. InterTrust currently intends to ----------------------------- establish a committee limited to representatives of: (i) leading companies chosen from certain technology, financial and/or content industries that have close strategic technology relationships with InterTrust; and (ii) certain leading experts in technology and business applicable to information and electronic commerce (the "Technology Advisory Committee"). The Technology ----------------------------- Advisory Committee will meet regularly at a forum to be selected by InterTrust for the purpose of discussing and exchanging ideas for improving the functionality, interoperability, and market acceptability of InterTrust Technology and related issues pertaining to the electronic commerce industry. Upon the establishment of the Technology Advisory Committee: (a) InterTrust shall grant MBC the right to have a seat as a member thereof for a period of three (3) years, such seat after the Option Period to be contingent upon MBC's exercise of the Option as set forth in Section 5.1; and (b) MBC shall promptly notify InterTrust of MBC's designation of an executive to serve on such committee. MBC shall: (1) be responsible for all acts and omissions of its representative in connection with the Technology Advisory Committee; and (2) pay for all its expenses incurred in connection with participation on such Committee. MBC and its representative shall abide by all rules and policies established by InterTrust for the Technology Advisory Committee. MBC's membership on the Technology Advisory Committee shall be subject to termination in the event that: (A) MBC or its representative materially fails to comply with any of the rules established by InterTrust for the Technology Advisory Committee; (B) MBC materially breaches any of its representations, warranties or obligations under this Agreement; (C) MBC sells or transfers all or any portion of InterTrust securities obtained by MBC pursuant to the Stock Purchase Agreement (prior to an initial public offering of InterTrust's equity securities); (D) MBC engages in any activities that materially conflict with InterTrust's interests; or (E) InterTrust, in its discretion, dissolves or discontinues the Technology Advisory Committee.
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Technology Advisory Committee. A joint instructional technology advisory committee will be established. The District technology director will chair this committee. The members of this committee will include a representative from each school, three of which will be appointed by the President of the Representative Organization, and other district representatives appointed by the superintendent or designee. This committee shall seek input from employees at elementary, middle and secondary schools regarding technology needs and concerns. The function of this committee will be to provide feedback and assist in the development of a district technology plan. This committee shall meet and be provided with an annual report of the revenue and expenditures of the state technology fund.
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Technology Advisory Committee. 36.5.1 The District and the Association agree to form a Technology Advisory Committee to make recommendations to the Superintendent his/her designee regarding technology needs of the District.
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Technology Advisory Committee. A joint instructional technology advisory committee will be established. The District technology director will chair this committee. The members of this committee will include a representative from each school, three of which will be appointed by the President of the Representative Organization, and other district representatives appointed by the superintendent or designee. This committee shall seek input from employees at elementary, middle and secondary schools regarding technology needs and concerns. The function of this joint instructional advisory committee will be to provide feedback regarding the district technology plan and associated expenditures. This committee shall meet no less than once a trimester. A district level administrator will serve as co- chair as well as a representative appointed by the Representative Organization. The Association Representative Co-Chair will be responsible for scheduling meetings.
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Technology Advisory Committee. Teachers currently serving as a Technology Teacher Leader may choose to continue to serve as members of the Technology Advisory Committee. In the future, teachers interested in serving on the Technology Advisory Committee may submit a letter of interest to the superintendent prior to May 1st. The committee will consist of up to 10 faculty and staff members. Members will rotate off the committee after two years of service unless there are vacant seats to fill. Members of the committee will advise the superintendent in matters related to the purchase of hardware and software used in the instructional programs of the district. Furthermore, members will be asked to try-out emerging technology and provide feedback to the superintendent. The Technology Advisory Committee will meet up to three times during the school year to learn about trends in technology, to review the technology plan, to discuss methods to further integrate technology into the classroom, and to offer suggestions regarding future technology purchases and services. Up to two additional days of professional development will be offered each summer (paid at the curriculum development rate). Members of the Technology Advisory Committee may be requested to provide professional development to the faculty and staff. In those cases, members will be compensated at the Instructional Support Teacher rate for their preparation time and presentation time if it falls outside of the contractual day.
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