Toshiba Community Programs | Corporate Social Responsibility | Toshiba Laptops, Netbooks and Accessories: "
doing right. right where we live. and where you live too.
Whether through our nationwide ExploraVision math and science contest or the Toshiba Classic —in Orange County, California where the Digital Products Division of Toshiba America Information Systems, Inc. is based— we work to support the communities in which we operate. At Toshiba, our success is tied to your wellbeing."
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Toshiba Philosophy and Commitment | Corporate Social Responsibility | Toshiba Laptops, Netbooks and Accessories
Toshiba Philosophy and Commitment | Corporate Social Responsibility | Toshiba Laptops, Netbooks and Accessories: "
acting with hearts, minds and resolve
Toshiba is a $60 billion global company employing nearly 200,000 in 30 countries around the globe. Yet with our unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR), we think and act much like a local business—caring for the people, the land and future of the communities where we operate.
Toshiba Group Management Philosophy Framework
Social responsibility is a key underpinning of our management philosophy, advancing decisions that benefit the environment and promote the welfare of our customers, employees and citizens of the world."
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acting with hearts, minds and resolve
Toshiba is a $60 billion global company employing nearly 200,000 in 30 countries around the globe. Yet with our unwavering commitment to corporate social responsibility (CSR), we think and act much like a local business—caring for the people, the land and future of the communities where we operate.
Toshiba Group Management Philosophy Framework
Social responsibility is a key underpinning of our management philosophy, advancing decisions that benefit the environment and promote the welfare of our customers, employees and citizens of the world."
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History of Innovation | Toshiba
History of Innovation | Toshiba: "We bring over 135 years of innovation
We’re expanding the limits of mobile computing by announcing new technological advancements time and time again. But our passion for innovation is hardly new. In fact, it dates back centuries, starting with two of the most brilliant minds in Japanese history—Hisashige Tanaka, well known for a series of inventions in his youth, and Ichisuke Fujioka, called the Thomas Edison of his country."
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We’re expanding the limits of mobile computing by announcing new technological advancements time and time again. But our passion for innovation is hardly new. In fact, it dates back centuries, starting with two of the most brilliant minds in Japanese history—Hisashige Tanaka, well known for a series of inventions in his youth, and Ichisuke Fujioka, called the Thomas Edison of his country."
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Acer Education: Video Book Report Contest - Read, Share and Win!
Acer Education: Video Book Report Contest - Read, Share and Win!: "Video Submission Guidelines
The contest is open to all students or group of students in the U.S., but entries must be submitted by educator sponsor* who is an active employee of the school.
Submitted videos should feature the name of book being reviewed prominently, name of the author, literary category (fiction or non-fiction) and state why it was selected. All entries will be reviewed by a panel of judges on creativity, originality, accurate storytelling, script and collaborative effort (as appropriate). A winning video should make the viewer say, "Wow!" and really want to read the book.
A successful video must meet the following criteria to be considered:
• A length of no more than five (5) minutes.
• A brief discussion or personal commentary on the ideas explored in the book rather than just summarizing its contents.
• A recommendation for the target audience.
• A coherent, intelligent message that is easy for the audience to understand.
• A clever "hook" that grabs the attention of the audience and adds to the interest of the video. "
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The contest is open to all students or group of students in the U.S., but entries must be submitted by educator sponsor* who is an active employee of the school.
Submitted videos should feature the name of book being reviewed prominently, name of the author, literary category (fiction or non-fiction) and state why it was selected. All entries will be reviewed by a panel of judges on creativity, originality, accurate storytelling, script and collaborative effort (as appropriate). A winning video should make the viewer say, "Wow!" and really want to read the book.
A successful video must meet the following criteria to be considered:
• A length of no more than five (5) minutes.
• A brief discussion or personal commentary on the ideas explored in the book rather than just summarizing its contents.
• A recommendation for the target audience.
• A coherent, intelligent message that is easy for the audience to understand.
• A clever "hook" that grabs the attention of the audience and adds to the interest of the video. "
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Acer Education: Video Book Report Contest - Read, Share and Win!
Acer Education: Video Book Report Contest - Read, Share and Win!: "Acer Video Book Report Contest Rules
Submission is open to all educators in USA for K-12 students.
A single entry video submission can be made on behalf of a group of students (group project).
Submit a URL link to the video book report in the online entry form. Do NOT send/email video as an attachment.
Videos may be up to one year old and do not have to be created specifically for this contest.
Entry must be submitted by an educator sponsor*.
Each educator sponsor* can submit multiple videos to sponsor multiple students (or groups of students). Only one video submission per student (or group of students) is permissible.
There is no entry fee.
Student Release Form(s) must be completed and signed.
Video should be no more than five minutes.
Videos should contain no profanity or objectionable content.
Music and copyright laws apply. Appropriately attribute any copyright or trademark protected material.
Entries should be in English, or include English subtitles.
Failure to comply with any contest rules will result in disqualification.
Entries will not be returned after the "
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Submission is open to all educators in USA for K-12 students.
A single entry video submission can be made on behalf of a group of students (group project).
Submit a URL link to the video book report in the online entry form. Do NOT send/email video as an attachment.
Videos may be up to one year old and do not have to be created specifically for this contest.
Entry must be submitted by an educator sponsor*.
Each educator sponsor* can submit multiple videos to sponsor multiple students (or groups of students). Only one video submission per student (or group of students) is permissible.
There is no entry fee.
Student Release Form(s) must be completed and signed.
Video should be no more than five minutes.
Videos should contain no profanity or objectionable content.
Music and copyright laws apply. Appropriately attribute any copyright or trademark protected material.
Entries should be in English, or include English subtitles.
Failure to comply with any contest rules will result in disqualification.
Entries will not be returned after the "
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Acer Education: Video Book Report Contest - Read, Share and Win!
Acer Education: Video Book Report Contest - Read, Share and Win!: "Technology can help bring excitement and creativity to the traditional book report while still displaying students understanding of reading. This contest aims to marry traditional reading curriculum strategies with 21st Century skills in an attempt to make book reports and reading more interactive, fun and engaging for young learners.
The Acer Video Book Report contest also provides an opportunity to educators to re-think the standard book report by producing videos that creatively illustrate the students' comprehension of the book, along with teaching collaborative and critical thinking skill"
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The Acer Video Book Report contest also provides an opportunity to educators to re-think the standard book report by producing videos that creatively illustrate the students' comprehension of the book, along with teaching collaborative and critical thinking skill"
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