Computer Lab 1- Room 209 Presenter: Susann Spinell, Nikki Sandor and Michelle McCartan Title: The F4 Model: Integrating Technology into Research Assignments Suggested Audience: Elementary Elementary Content Area: All Middle/ High Content Area: |
Computer Lab 2- Room 207 Presenter: Gayle Briscoe Title: Picasa 3 (easy picture editing) Suggested Audience: all Elementary Content Area: Middle/ High Content Area: Description: Picasa 3 is free from Google. You will learn how to download the software and pictures, use their easy editing tools, and post or email pictures to your family and friends. Hands on activity. |
Media Center Presenter: Lori Earnhardt Title: School Center Portfolios for Students Suggested Audience: Art Teachers Elementary, Middle, or High Description: Learn how to use School Center features to create portfolios that showcase student talent. Suggested to bring a flash drive with 20 pictures of student art. |
Room 232 Presenter: Mary Clare Gatch Title: GarageBand in the Elementary Music Classroom Suggested Audience: Elementary or those interested in GarageBand on Mac Computers Elementary Content Area: Middle/ High Content Area: |
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Room 602 Presenter: Jeff Yeargin Title: SMARTBoard Interactive Hot Spot Activity Development Suggested Audience: K-12 Teachers w/access to SMARTBoards Elementary Content Area: ALL Middle/ High Content Area: All Description: See how this High School Spanish teacher uses a tool from the Lesson Activity Toolkit to liven up his classroom. Learn how to set up "hot spot" actvities to actively engage students in learning vocabulary, geography, and other topics. |
Room 603 Presenter: Kevin Knight Title: Making Movie Magic Suggested Audience: K-12 PC Elementary Content Area: All Middle/ High Content Area: All Description: Windows Movie Maker is a simple program that allows you the freedom to make movies about anything in a small amount of time. Emphasis will be on making short topical classroom movies. Discussion will include information about video cameras and about an audio editing program called Audacity.
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Room 604 Presenter: Erin Moore Title: Using Prescriptive Instruction with Interactive Whiteboards: Whole Class Instruction Suggested Audience: Elementary Content Area: Reading and Math Middle/ High Content Area: None Description: Prescriptive Instruction is a web-based K-5th grade Reading and Math remediation/intervention learning system. It can be utilized not only by individual students needing automated differentiated instruction, but by teachers to offer whole class instruction. Join us as we view lessons and strategies for getting the most out of this powerful program for ALL the students in your classroom by linking two technologies: the interactive whiteboard and web-based instruction. The new Algebra content available this FALL will also be highlighted. |
Room 605 Presenter: Title: Suggested Audience: Elementary Content Area: Middle/ High Content Area: Description:
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Room 701 Presenter: Shayla Rexrode Title: Notebook 10 Advanced Features Suggested Audience: K-12 teachers, technology support staff Elementary Content Area: Technology Middle/ High Content Area: Technology Description: Are you searching for new ways to excite your students? In this session we will explore how using sound files, flash video and animations can take an ordinary lesson and make it extraordinary. |
Room 705 Presenter:Jeff Goodnight/Jim Gilreath Title: Suggested Audience: Elementary Content Area: Middle/ High Content Area: Description: |
Room 707 Presenter: Steve Johnson Title: Targetting Students' Multiple Intelligences with Technology Projects Suggested Audience: 4th-12th grade teachers Elementary Content Area: All Middle/ High Content Area: All Description: Your students are yearning for a classroom that is customized to their strengths and weaknesses. Come see how to utilize modern technology tools to target all 8 intelligences. Imagine the engagement in your classroom as you combine ideas / projects that appeal to student strengths with the tools that are relevant to their lives!
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Room 710 Presenter: Joni Driscoll & Denise Yates Title: From Low-Tech to High-Tech Instruction Suggested Audience: All Elementary Content Area: Middle/ High Content Area: |
Room 741 Presenter: Wendy Tomberlin Title: Twitter for Teachers Suggested Audience: K-12 Elementary Content Area: Middle/ High Content Area: Description: Do you want to be a Twitterer? What is Twitter and how can you use it? In this session we will answer those questions and find out who and how to follow other Twitterers to form your PLN (Personal/Professional Learning Network). We will explore Twitter tools that are useful in the classroom as well as Twitter applications used for reading, updating, and sorting "tweets". As a bonus we will learn Twitter etiquette and how to tweet on the go. It's time to join Ashton, Oprah, Shaq, and the billions of others already on Twitter. |
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Room 745 Presenter: Beth Hamilton and Patti Johnstone Title: Geocaching Integration Suggested Audience: K-5 Elementary Content Area: All Middle/ High Content Area: Description: Participants will learn geocaching basics which include: searching for caches, setting up caches, and how geocaching can be integrated into any curriculum area. |
Room 749 Presenter: Erica Williard Title: Web 2.0 Tools: Wordle and Teacher Tube Suggested Audience: K-5 Elementary Content Area: Technology Middle/ High Content Area: Description: Classroom uses of these Web 2.0 Tools in all subject areas of the elementary classroom. |
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