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Concurrent Session 10

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Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  301A

 

Being a Transparent School Leader: Managing Your School or District's Online Presence 

Many school leaders don't regard time spent on social media as valuable,'' write authors Kitty Porterfield and Meg Carnes. The prevailing view is that Facebook and Twitter are nuisances to control, not tools to effectively promote a school or district's ''web presence'' or online reputation. In this session, participants will explore strategies and online tools for promoting their school/district. Topics include: Using Social Media Effectively, Web Site Promotion and Maintenance Strategies, Online Reputation Monitoring Tools. You can't control the online conversation, but you can join in!

Strand:  Administration/leadership

Target Audience:  Elementary, Middle, High, K-12, Administration      Skill Level:   All Levels       Platform:  All platforms

John Robinson, Discovery High School

 

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  301B

 

Game On! Scoring with iPads in the Elementary Classroom 

Looking for a real game changer? Join us to learn about using the iPad to transform teaching and learning in the elementary classroom. From the tip off, iPad planning begun in May of 2012, to later in the game, 10 iPads in classrooms today, hear about our journey. We will share our game strategies; what has worked well and what didn't, and what we have learned along the way. We will share apps and Web 2.0 tools we love, teaching and learning strategies that work, and activities you can use in your school setting. Game on!

Strand:  Technology planning

Target Audience:  Elementary      Skill Level:   All Levels       Platform:  PC, Mac

Suzanne Blaszak, Providence Spring Elementary

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  302A

 

Common Core: Working Smarter, Not Harder 

Discover new (and possibly unexpected) online resources that will make every teacher's life easier as they plan Common Core lessons. We will share some of our favorite sites and ask participants to share theirs too. Come with ideas to share!

Strand:  Other

Target Audience:  K-12      Skill Level:   All Levels       Platform:  All platforms

Erin Mulhern, Old Richmond Elementary School

Sandy Holt, WSFCS Schools

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  302B

 

Aiming for the Core 

The literacy standards in the Common Core expect teachers to effectively provide rigorous instruction in all content areas. This session will provide specific web based applications and strategies for teachers to use to address the Common Core standards in the area of literacy. Teachers will receive strategies in text analysis and vocabulary that can be used with a variety of texts. The presenters will use texts from appendix B to demonstrate specific strategies and show how activities can cross all grade levels. Teachers and leaders will leave this presentation with instructional activities that can be easily implemented.

Strand:  Web 2.0

Target Audience:  Elementary, Middle, High, K-12, Administration      Skill Level:   Intermediate       Platform:  All platforms

Tonisha Walden, Rockingham County Schools

 

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  302C

 

''What A Tool'' - The Alpha Tool 

The Alpha tool in Pages is an extraordinary tool that increases student productivity by placing them directly into their writing.

Strand:  Project-based learning lesson/unit planning

Target Audience:  Elementary      Skill Level:   All Levels       Platform:  Mac

Ken Hartman, Rowan Salisbury Schools

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  303

 

Professional Standards and Pilot Rubric for SLMCs and ITFs 

This session will discuss the professional standards and piloted evaluation rubrics for SLMCs and ITFs. We will concentrate on the 5 professional standards, what the standards look like in practice, and how to score the rubrics.

Strand:  Program evaluation

Target Audience:  K-12      Skill Level:   Beginner       Platform:  All platforms

Materials: SLMC Google Doc, ITF Google Doc

Kathryn Parker, NCDPI

Melanie Honeycutt, NCDPI

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  304

 

Airing It Out, Giving Students an Outlet to Explore Problems and Solutions 

Using technology teachers can facilitate the students' avenue to global problem identification   and brainstorm solutions.  There are several free technology tools that can be explored that   allow students to write, or vocalize their creative strategies.

Strand:  Web 2.0

Target Audience:  K-12      Skill Level:   Intermediate       Platform:  All platforms

Eric Cole, McDowell County Public Schools

 

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  305A

 

March Madness - The Final Four:  Engage, Enhance, Excite, Empower 

If you are interested in integrating web 2.0 tools that align with the Common Core and Essential State Standards, then you will not want to miss this presentation!  You will leave with  resources used by students, teachers, and administrators that have enhanced 21st Century Learning.  These tools have been proven effective and used in best practices by teachers to engage students at every level.  BONUS:  Take a peek at how we use technology to assess our students. You will leave energized, excited, and ready to engage YOUR students!

Strand:  Web 2.0

Target Audience:  K-12, Administration, Other      Skill Level:   Intermediate       Platform:  All platforms

Jane Whitley, Pamlico County High School

Holly Bradley, Pamlico County High School

Kali Hudgins, Pamlico County High School

Henry Rice, Pamlico County High School

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  305B

 

Beginning Edmodo:  Integrate Your Classroom Today 

Join an interactive workshop! Real-time collaborative learning has never been easier with Edmodo, a free and secure learning network that allows for teachers, students and parents to connect, share content, access homework, turn in assignments and receive information, using any online device. Get set up and start using Edmodo immediately!

Strand:  Immersive Environments

Target Audience:  Elementary, Middle, High, K-12, Administration      Skill Level:   Beginner       Platform:  All platforms

Kacey Sensenich, Cumberland County Schools

Bobbie Combs, Clay County Schools

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  306A

 

10 Ways to Tech-Up Your Literacy 

Utilize literacy strategies even more effectively by integrating technology.  Walk away with 10 literacy strategies that can be taught using various applications, websites, and ideas.  Before, during, and after reading strategies will be shown; with additional resources shared.  Cut down on the paper and boost the student engagement with these tools and tips to empower your student readers!

Strand:  Other

Target Audience:  K-12      Skill Level:   All Levels       Platform:  PC, Mac

Renee Cunningham, Rowan Salisbury Schools: Knox Middle School

Rebecca Glenn, Rowan-Salisbury Schools:  Knox Middle School

 

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  306B

 

Building communities of practices: Facilitating engagement and collaboration in online courses 

Online courses continue to proliferate educational markets. Sharing strategies and best practice information is important to inform students and instructors of the repertoire of pedagogically effective instructional strategies. This session will share instructional activities, strategies for collaboration that build communities of practice, and technology resources to facilitate engaging group activities and collaboration with completely Online cohorts. Faculty members and current students from the Instructional Technology Program at Appalachian State University will share valuable insight of effective online instructional practices that provide students with engaging and collaborative learning opportunities.

Strand:  Immersive Environments

Target Audience:  Elementary, Middle, High, K-12, Administration      Skill Level:   All Levels       Platform:  All platforms

Terry McClannon, Appalachian State University

Amy Cheney, Appalachian State University

Darcy Grimes, Appalachian State University

Krista Terry, Appalachian State University

Sam Walker, Kimmel Farm Elementary

 

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  306C

 

Good Morning Technology! Empowering Student Communication Using Google Drive 

Televised announcements are common in our schools. Involving as many students as possible creates a consistent challenge.  We have formulated a system using Google drive which allows the entire school to collaborate and have an investment in the announcements. Faculty members use shared spreadsheets to schedule students and stories to appear on the announcements, and students collaborate and share stories prior to production. We have a shared production management and scheduling environment so multiple faculty members can collaborate, and a seamless location where post production materials can be placed for editing, storage and sharing with parents and community.

Strand:  Administration/leadership

Target Audience:  Elementary, Middle      Skill Level:   Intermediate       Platform:  All platforms

Thomas House, North Windy Ridge Intermediate School

Sherry Peek, North Windy Ridge School

 

 

Concurrent Session  10

Friday, March 8, 2013                 10:40am-11:30am

Location:  402

 

Featured Speaker - Richard Byrne

Best of the Web 2013:

This is my most requested presentation. It is a fast-paced session of sharing the best free web-based resources and mobile apps for teachers and students. This session is guaranteed to offer something for every K-12 teacher.

 

 

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