FLATE's first webinar planning for 2014 national manufacturing day in Florida was held on Friday
May 9, 2014. We excited about the robust
interest in participating and planning for another successful Manufacturing
Day in Florida later this year. As a follow-up to our first webinar, FLATE has posted a number of
resources that will help our partners plan for the big day. Please feel free to
access these resources on FLATE’s
wiki where you can view and download the following items:
- Manufacturing
Day Webinar Recording
- Manufacturing
Day PowerPoint Slides
Manufacturing Day in Florida timeline: click “download” tab to view the timeline - Manufacturing
Day sample proclamation
- National Manufacturing
Day in Florida webpage
- National Manufacturing Day webpage
- Manufacturing Day in Florida
sign-up form
- Official
2014 Manufacturing Day in Florida 2014 logo to use on your promotional
items
In
addition to these resources, FLATE is also planning to host at least two more
webinars to prepare for
Manufacturing Day in Florida which is Oct. 3, 2014. During these upcoming webinar(s) Manufacturing Day partners will get a chance to review curriculum aligned to the new Florida Standards developed by FLATE to enhance tour experience for all participants. WE encourage all industry and educators across Florida to attend the webinar which is tentatively set for August 2014. More details will be posted as we draw closer to the date.
Manufacturing Day in Florida which is Oct. 3, 2014. During these upcoming webinar(s) Manufacturing Day partners will get a chance to review curriculum aligned to the new Florida Standards developed by FLATE to enhance tour experience for all participants. WE encourage all industry and educators across Florida to attend the webinar which is tentatively set for August 2014. More details will be posted as we draw closer to the date.
Thank
you all for your partnership and friendship supporting manufacturing education
in Florida. We look forward to another successful Manufacturing Day in Florida
and serving as a national model for other states to emulate.
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