Career Connection to Teaching with Technology
A historical archive of the CCTT Challenge Grant Project (1997–2003), dedicated to developing standards-based curriculum materials and delivering them to the educational community through integrated technologies.
In Memory of Marshall Richards Ransom
This archival website is dedicated to Marshall Richards Ransom. Marshall was the project manager for CCTT. During his career he taught mathematics from middle school through university. Marshall also worked for over two decades as a College Board AP-Calculus reader and table leader. We would like to remember him for his leadership, scholarship, and friendship. He will be missed by so many.
Project Overview
Initiated by the Volusia County School Board in Florida, the CCTT Consortium involved outstanding teachers from geographically diverse public and private schools in the development of educational resources.
Guided by content experts from national curriculum organizations, teachers aligned their web-based content with national standards, learning principles, and school-to-work competencies.
Challenge Grant Proposal (1997)
"The Career Connection to Teaching with Technology Consortium... proposes to involve outstanding teachers from geographically diverse public and private schools in the development of educational resources and to guide them in aligning their lessons with challenging state and national standards..."
Consortium Administration
Marshall R. Ransom
Mainland High School
Daytona Beach, FL
$6,527,645