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Thursday, March 15
 

8:00am

iThink, iCreate, iCompute, iTouch! (includes iPod touch)
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Have you wondered what mobile devices such as iPod Touches can do for a classroom teacher? In this hand-on session, participants will receive an iPod Touch, learn to sync to a computer, download apps for classroom use, and create a simple digital story. NOTE: Equipment subject to change and may not be most current version if updated within 2 months of conference.


Presenter Resources
http://www.santeesd.net/ipod
Presenter Resources:
http://www.santeesd.net/ipod
Thursday March 15, 2012 8:00am - 11:00am
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9:30am

Building the Interactive Classroom
Limited Capacity filling up

How did the goal of increased student engagement and active learning lead to 1100 interactive classrooms. Come hear the process we went through and the 10 lessons that we learned to take your district or school from dream to reality that makes a difference.
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11:30am

Creating Fantastic Photo Projects with Free Digital Storytelling Tools
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

Join us as we explore digital photography, visual literacy, and digital storytelling. Our session will take you from capturing to creating amazing digital stories.


Presenter Resources
https://sites.google.com/site/phantasticphotoprojects/
Presenter Resources:
https://sites.google.com/site/phantasticphotoprojects/
Thursday March 15, 2012 11:30am - 2:30pm
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1:00pm

Making it easy: Connecting curriculum tasks to technology tools
Limited Capacity full
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This workshop targets practical ways for teachers to match curriculum tasks appropriately with technology tools. This hands-on presentation will include an overview of assistive technology basics and simple ways to use technology resources already available on computers. Participants will be introduced to digital media and E-Portfolio basics and their powerful application with diverse learners.
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2:30pm

Digital Photography to Enhance the Curriculum
Limited Capacity seats available

Participants will learn how to download digital pictures and organize files to enhance the curriculum. Ideas for picture taking and use with a variety of devices will be shared.
Presenter Resources
http://web.me.com/kathleen_pickard/youngamericanscorporation/CUE.html


Presenter Resources:
http://web.me.com/kathleen_pickard/youngamericanscorporation/CUE/html

2:30pm

Lights, Camera, Learn!: 10 Lessons for Better Video in the Classroom
Limited Capacity seats available

This session explores the stages of video production and offers specific skill-building exercises for teachers and students to learn and teach with video. Lessons presented can be replicated in most middle and high school classes.
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3:00pm

eLeading to eLearning -- 21st Century Educational Leadership
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

How has the world changed? How have students changed? How have schools changed, or not changed? These questions and more will be addressed in this active workshop for site, district, and teacher leaders. By combining video, relevant anecdotes, discussion and expert resources from Intel's Teach Elements, participants will begin to explore new visions for leadership, teaching, and learning.


Presenter Resources
https://sites.google.com/site/eleadingcue/

Thursday March 15, 2012 3:00pm - 6:00pm
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Friday, March 16
 

11:00am

Student Tech Leadership Projects that Serve Schools and Communities
Students participating in the non-profit MOUSE Squad Student Tech Leadership program present projects that help their schools and communities collaborate, create, and use digital technologies.
Presenter Resources
http://www.ca.mousesquad.org
Presenter Resources:
http://www.ca.mousesquad.org

11:00am

Tech on the Cheap: Government Surplus meets Open Source
Student-lead Geek Squad utilizes Government Surplus Tech equipment and Open Source to build a computer lab for cheap.
Presenter Resources
http://cscottsy.weebly.com
Presenter Resources:
http://cscottsy.weebly.com
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11:00am

Tips for Improving Online Instruction
Tips for improving online instruction based on academic research and practical experience. Includes supplemental bibliography and handouts.
Useful for beginning and intermediate online instructors. Actual poster will include graphics.
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11:30am

Engagement, Language, and Learning: Supporting ELL’s with Pixie 3
Limited Capacity seats available

Learn how ELL students can use the activities, tools, and real-time collaboration tools in Pixie 3.0 to organize and express their ideas, build academic vocabulary, practice reading fluency and more to support the Common Core Standards.
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11:30am

Fun, Free, Easy, & CLRN Approved: Great Web 2.0 and Open Source Resources
Limited Capacity seats available

Discover fabulous, free, open source programs and Web 2.0 tools no teacher or classroom should be without. In an era of decreased funding, we’ll share innovative tools to help your students connect to the curriculum in new ways and create an authentic audience for their work. We’ll demonstrate personal favorites, such as Universal Subtitles, Tagxedo, Wunderlist, and QR codes, as well as recent discoveries from CLRN’s web link reviews. We’ll also provide prizes for audience feedback.


Presenter Resources
http://brianbridges.org
Presenter Resources:
http://brianbridges.org
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11:30am

Tap for Apps: Exploring iPads in Preschool Special Education
Limited Capacity seats available

The objective of the presentation will be to introduce participants to educational Apps for young children with disabilities. Participants are encouraged to bring their iPads/iPods to this session.


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2:30pm

Achievement Using Technology
Limited Capacity seats available

A hands-on presentation about using technology with minimal resistance. Topics include hands-on activities to increase retention, supported with suggested reasons why selected tools support students' academic and future success.


Presenter Resources
http://www.wix.com/nrhoward/edtechnology

2:30pm

Google Docs with your PLC
Limited Capacity seats available

Your PLC can be effective and efficient – using Google Docs! Assessment data, deployment class lists, common assessments-all is streamlined so you can spend the time on rich conversations.
Presenter Resources
http://goo.gl/pbrwm
Presenter Resources:
http://goo.gl/pbrwm
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2:30pm

What's New on CLRN.org? - Free Enrichment and Fun Activities for Math
Limited Capacity seats available

Come see the most engaging free resources available for your students, to enrich your lessons, and make learning fun in your classroom. All interactive activities are safe, standards aligned, and ready to use anytime.
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3:00pm

Android Bootcamp (BYO Android Device)
PRE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED

These ARE the Droids you’re looking for! In this fast-paced workshop, we will explore apps, websites, and sample mobile learning activities using Android devices. Attendees will participate in individual and small group mobile learning activities that can be implemented immediately in the classroom using existing student devices. Lastly, we will explore Android App Inventor and its application in the classroom. Participants must bring their own Android device with version 2.2 OS or greater.


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Friday March 16, 2012 3:00pm - 6:00pm
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4:00pm

Cloud Computing for Educators
Limited Capacity seats available

Never buy another piece of software again! Attendees will learn how to create all sorts of projects and store them in the 'cloud' to be accessed from any internet device.
Presenter Resources
www.tinyurl.com/Cloud

4:00pm

I Have an iPad, Now What?
Limited Capacity seats available

The iPad is a powerful tool for teachers to use in their classrooms. This session will detail the use multiple uses of the iPad from a teacher's perspective to increase productivity and aid in instruction.
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4:00pm

Online Learning’s Promise, Potential, & Pitfalls
Limited Capacity seats available

How is online learning disrupting education, why do schools and students choose online courses, how should you prepare, and what are the drawbacks of adopting eLearning too quickly? How do virtual schools perform and how can you ensure that online courses are high quality? This session will review the current state of online education, explain the reasons for its dramatic growth, and review how schools should prepare to include eLearning as an option.
Presenter Resources
http://www.brianbridges.org
Presenter Resources:
http://www.brianbridges.org
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4:00pm

Standards-Based Videos in 20 Minutes or Less
Limited Capacity seats available

Do you want to use video in your classroom, but don't have the time? Learn how to focus on the content and start making standards-based videos a regular part of your day!
Presenter Resources
http://blog.discoveryeducation.com/spittell
Presenter Resources:
http://blog.discoveryeducation.com/spittell
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4:00pm

Using iPads, Tablets, and Apps : Overview, Setup, Recommendations, Projects
Limited Capacity seats available

iPads have evolved into an educational tool that teachers, students, and classes can utilize to organize, create, explore, and learn throughout the curriculum. Hear the specifics, see it in action.


Presenter Resources
http://tinyurl.com/caisipad

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4:00pm

What's New on CLRN.org? - Free Enrichment and Fun Activities for ELA/ELD
Limited Capacity seats available

Come see the most engaging free resources available for your students, to enrich your lessons, and make learning fun in your classroom. All interactive activities are safe, standards aligned, and ready to use anytime.
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Saturday, March 17
 

9:30am

Don't Just Flip Your Classroom- Transform It!
Limited Capacity seats available

Flip your instruction! Present content online for students to view and discuss. Use class time to create student-centered learning opportunities that encourage communication and collaboration. Engage all students!
Presenter Resources
http://www.catlintucker.com
Presenter Resources:
http://www.catlintucker.com
Speakers

Catlin Tucker

Catlin Tucker is a Google Certified Teacher and CUE Lead Learner. She teaches 9th and 10th grade English language arts at Windsor High School in Sonoma County and has taught online college level writing courses. She spent the 2011-2012 school year on leave finishing her first book, Blended Learning for Grades 4-12: Leveraging the Power of Technology to Create Student-Centered Classrooms (Corwin). She is a curriculum designer, professional development facilitator, education consultant and...
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12:30pm

Putting Science on the (Google) Map
Limited Capacity seats available

Discover how to create media-rich, interactive, science-based maps using free tools from Google (with nothing to download!). Enhance student learning by incorporating this engaging, online, place-based technology into your curriculum.
Presenter Resources
http://science.kqed.org/quest/education/professional-development/science-based-google-maps/


Presenter Resources:
http://science.kqed.org/quest/education/professional-development/
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Andrea Swensrud

Project Supervisor, Science Education, KQED

12:30pm

Setting the Foundation for Digital Citizenship: A ToolKit for Districts
Limited Capacity seats available

It’s important to “be prepared” & schools need to have the correct tools. When blazing a new trail in technology, one constant must remain; safety. This session will focus on different ways that digital citizenship can be integrated into lessons seamlessly. After this session, participants will have a simple toolkit to utilize in their districts.
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12:30pm

Tips and Tools for Inquiry-Based Classrooms
Limited Capacity seats available

Learn about some strategies, tips, tools and examples to transform your classroom to an inquiry-based learning environment. Model real questions and then transfer ideas to your co-designers -- your students.
Presenter Resources
http://barbarabray.net
Presenter Resources:
http://barbarabray.net
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Saturday March 17, 2012 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Catalina (888 Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs, CA 92262 United States)

12:30pm

Vocabulary Evolution: Making It Rigorous, Relevant & Real!
Limited Capacity seats available

Bored with your same old vocabulary instruction? This is your chance to overhaul your program with the purposeful use of technology backed by current research.
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2:00pm

Cloud Tools : The Good, the Great, and the Golden
Limited Capacity seats available

Cloud applications and services are the future, and they are exploding in use. Learn about and see the best, “must use” tools available for teachers, students, classes, and schools.


Presenter Resources
http://tinyurl.com/caiscloud

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2:00pm

Digital Toolbox for English Teachers
Limited Capacity seats available

Discover ways to use the web to enhance your teaching of vocabulary, literature, and writing. In addition, you will learn how to create digital projects and build a Professional Learning Network. Come and receive tools and ideas you can immediately put to use.
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2:00pm

Youtube in the Classroom
Limited Capacity seats available

A video production teacher and Youtube Star Teacher will share the exciting new ways that Youtube can be incorporated into the classroom.
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