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Fulton students perform well at state technical competition

By Wayne Washington
March 30, 2012

Fulton County students took home 35 first-place awards at the 2012 Georgia Educational Technology Fair, which was held in Macon.

Students won first place awards for a variety of projects, including those that deal with: 3D modeling, animated graphic design, case modification, digital photography and digital video editing.

The Fulton Science Academy middle and high schools had particularly strong groups, which won first-place awards in case modification, hardware, Internet applications, multimedia applications, non-animated graphic design and non-multimedia applications.

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