Room: 106A Presenters: Molly Dougherty and Tom Richard Audience: K-6 Description: iPads, iTouch, and APPS in the classroom. We currently have a set of 12 iPads for our grade level from a CVEF Grant. We use them for stations, enrichment and student engagement. We will share what apps we use and love! Spelling City, Rocket Math and more
Room: 106B Presenters:
Ryan Berardi Audience: K-6 Description:
Microsoft PowerPoint is a trusted and valuable presentation tool. However, no two lessons and/or presentations are unique and may require a presentation tool that offers a more flexible delivery. Prezi is a free Web 2.0 tool that allows individual (and collaborative groups) the ability to create presentations that shed feelings of “predictability,” offer detail oriented and “big picture” views, and can be used for classroom, professional, and graduate level purposes.
Room: 106C Presenter:
Andy Petroski Audience: 4-6 Description:
The movement to 1-to-1 and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) environments creates more access to laptops, tablets and smartphones for students. How are you going to make sure that those devices enhance learning and don't become a distraction? Web 2.0 polling options are a great way to increase formative feedback, get students engaged and use the devices in their hands to do so. Attend this session to learn about PollEverywhere and other options for student polling WITHOUT clickers.
Room: 106D Presenter: Sarah Rice Audience: K-6 Description: It seems that we have a million technology options to use in our classroom, but how do we use them to best meet the needs of our students? This session seeks to provide you with multiple tools to use to help Teachers to provide opportunities for differentiation, while helping Students to Collaboratively learn using technology. We will cover approximately 8-10 sites and how to use them in the classroom by following a Jog the Web. All of the sites we will look at are free Web based programs that can be used on computers or personal electronic devices. Though our time will be short, I hope to give practical ways for you to use technology the very next day in your classroom!
Check out this link for a glimpse into some of the sites we will be using.
Session Title: Collaboration Session or Show and Share!!
Room: 106E Presenter: YOU and the IU#13 Technology Integration Coaches Audience: K-6 Description: Take this time to network with your peers, ask questions of a Technology Coach or show off your latest tool in an EDCamp environment!
10:55 - 11:55 Session 2 - Session Descriptions
Session Title: iPads, iTouch and Apps!! Oh My!
Room: 106APresenters: Molly Dougherty and Tom Richard
Audience: K-6
Description:
iPads, iTouch, and APPS in the classroom. We currently have a set of 12 iPads for our grade level from a CVEF Grant. We use them for stations, enrichment and student engagement. We will share what apps we use and love! Spelling City, Rocket Math and more
Session Title: Prezi - Don't Present Lead a Safari
Room: 106BPresenters:
Ryan Berardi
Audience: K-6
Description:
Microsoft PowerPoint is a trusted and valuable presentation tool. However, no two lessons and/or presentations are unique and may require a presentation tool that offers a more flexible delivery. Prezi is a free Web 2.0 tool that allows individual (and collaborative groups) the ability to create presentations that shed feelings of “predictability,” offer detail oriented and “big picture” views, and can be used for classroom, professional, and graduate level purposes.
Session Title: Options for Student Polling
Room: 106CPresenter:
Andy Petroski
Audience: 4-6
Description:
The movement to 1-to-1 and Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) environments creates more access to laptops, tablets and smartphones for students. How are you going to make sure that those devices enhance learning and don't become a distraction? Web 2.0 polling options are a great way to increase formative feedback, get students engaged and use the devices in their hands to do so. Attend this session to learn about PollEverywhere and other options for student polling WITHOUT clickers.
Session Title: So, How Do I Use This?
Room: 106DPresenter: Sarah Rice
Audience: K-6
Description:
It seems that we have a million technology options to use in our classroom, but how do we use them to best meet the needs of our students? This session seeks to provide you with multiple tools to use to help Teachers to provide opportunities for differentiation, while helping Students to Collaboratively learn using technology. We will cover approximately 8-10 sites and how to use them in the classroom by following a Jog the Web. All of the sites we will look at are free Web based programs that can be used on computers or personal electronic devices. Though our time will be short, I hope to give practical ways for you to use technology the very next day in your classroom!
Check out this link for a glimpse into some of the sites we will be using.
Technology Driven Collaboration and Differentiation
Session Title: Collaboration Session or Show and Share!!
Room: 106EPresenter:
YOU and the IU#13 Technology Integration Coaches
Audience: K-6
Description:
Take this time to network with your peers, ask questions of a Technology Coach or show off your latest tool in an EDCamp environment!