The Oklahoma Digital Centennial project started in 2007 to enable educators across the great State of Oklahoma to develop digital stories. Educators learn how to use a digital story guide for submitting individual or classroom projects about Oklahoma history that is unique to their county. The project explores and tests a wide range of technology that is available for teaching and integrating technology in the classroom. Facilitators of ODCP are working to train over forty teachers a year who will learn the necessary skills of integrating technology into the classroom, facilitate regional events and hold videoconferencing seminars with other schools within the state of Oklahoma. In December 2007, a team of ODCP educators traveled to Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, in cooperation with OETA to facilitate videoconferences with USS Oklahoma survivors and Oklahoma students. In 2008, following the Oklahoma Centennial Year, ODCP became “Celebrate Oklahoma Voices.”