Discover Add-ons to Google and Chrome that help in all subjects. These apps/extensions make using the Internet even easier. Why do repetitive tasks or go through several clicks to find something when these add-ons will do the trick. Participants will leave with a list of resources.
With more than 30 years in Instructional Technology Integration, and being certified in multiple subject areas, Stacey brings to any presentation a broad view to fit anyone's needs.
OneNote is a digital binder where you deliver any type of content to your students. Students will be able to ink or type in their own notebook, collaborate with other students, and you can view their notebooks live! There are some great math tools too!
How do we achieve the goals of rigorous standards and raise the bar for Math performance through successful integration of technology? With specific examples and best practices, we will explore how Math software can provide students invaluable opportunities to interact on a deep level with content and persevere in problem solving. Participants will experience how conceptual learning, informative visual feedback and research based instruction will foster math success and enjoyment for all students!
Learn how the Oakfield-Alabama School District "dipped their toes" into virtual reality using free VR apps such as Google Expeditions and Google Cardboard. Students can now partake in immersive experiences using low cost viewers combined with mobile devices that are either student or school owned. Kits will be provided in this session, literally giving you "hands-on" exposure to see how VR can fit into your school!
Modeled after the popular escape rooms, Breakout EDU uses physical, digital, and hybrid clue based games for an active learning experiences where students can review content knowledge while using the four Cs (critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity). Experience a breakout, and learn about the resources available and suggested for facilitating breakouts. Let's break the norm with Breakout EDU!
STEM Coach/Teacher, Wayland-Cohocton Middle School
I have been in education for 12 years. I started as a technology education teacher, developing curriculum and instructing courses in a wide array of subjects from a high school construction and woodworking course to CAD to elementary school computer. I currently serve as a STEM... Read More →
I will describe the way in which I am delivering art lessons to elementary students through chrome books and finding a balance of digital art and fine arts in the modern age. I have also learned how to assess data in google classroom and create spread sheets of student exit tickets that I am updating daily.
I will be presenting the way in which I have integrated technology into the Art Room this year as part of the Personalized Learning Initiative through Education Elements. I will talk about the importance of balancing Fine Arts and Technology in the modern age, and how it can bring... Read More →
In our everyday lives we witness and ever-growing use of robots for a variety of jobs and tasks. We are all intrigued by robots and what they can accomplish. So how can we harness this intrigue in the classroom? We will explore, hands on, a variety of robots that can be used in classrooms from Kindergarten to 12th grade. As we explore “play” with the robots we will openly discuss ways we can utilize these bots in classrooms to build engagement, understanding, and future thinking.
Slides does not have to be boring or the only way to have students present their projects. Explore alternative methods to using slides. Exploration will include: create your own story, infographics, virtual museums and more.
With more than 30 years in Instructional Technology Integration, and being certified in multiple subject areas, Stacey brings to any presentation a broad view to fit anyone's needs.
The concept of the flipped classroom wouldn’t be possible without screencasting. Learn how to create “A Digital YOU” by creating screencasts on Chromebooks, Windows or Mac using popular free Chrome extensions such as Screencastify, Loom, Nimbus Screenshot and more. When combined with your favorite digital learning platform, teachers now have the ability to create a 24/7 personalized learning environment, perfect for keeping absent students up to date and fostering a more connected classroom! We will also explore the growing trend of obtaining your Level 1 Certification as a Flipped Learning Educator.
It’s SO much more than animated movies and quizzes! This workshop highlights the breadth of BrainPOP’s offerings, including educational games, coding projects, creation and reflection tools, playful and custom assessment, and the ability to keep track of learning. Create a more robust online learning environment with BrainPOP!
Certified BrainPOP Educator with over 10 years of experience facilitating students, teachers, and administrators on the use of educational technology. Love to collaborate and network with educators! Big supporter of computer science and 21st century learning and teaching.
"The updated NYS Next Gen Science Standards Cross Cutting Concepts blended beautifully into the Citizen Science opportunities for MS and HS Life Science courses. Students collected data on local trees through Project BudBurst in an effort to contribute to phenology research. Students selected local conservation issues that were based in phenology and analyzed data through the lenses of the CrossCutting Concepts. To transfer learning, teams developed their research into infographics to share knowledge with a broader audience. In this session you will learn more about Citizen Science activities for all age groups, processes to analysing data with students, and developing infographics on PikToChart. In cooperation with James Pier, RJ’ MS and HS Life Science instructor @ Red Jacket. "
Technology Coach, Red Jacket Central School District
Annie recently joined Red Jacket (Manchester-Shortsville Central Schools) as the technology coach. Previously at Keuka College and Heidelberg University, she worked with faculty and pre-service teachers to include technology as an integral part of their teaching. She leverages her... Read More →
Google Forms is more than “collecting data”. Find different ways Forms can be used to organize your activities in and out of class. Use the forms also for differentiated instruction!
With more than 30 years in Instructional Technology Integration, and being certified in multiple subject areas, Stacey brings to any presentation a broad view to fit anyone's needs.
This session will take a quick look at how I brought 3D printing into an elementary school to build student engagement, leadership, and empowerment. We will discuss what 3D printing is, how it works, and how to engage students using it. Whether your district has 3D printers or not, whether your district has 1 or 10 printers, doesn’t matter. We will discuss the foundation of 3D printing, Design Thinking, and how you can start incorporating this into your classrooms and schools at any time. We will also discuss briefly the difference between printer styles, and price points. Getting started doesn’t need to break the budget.
This will be a Hyperdoc Workshop. Participants will learn how to develop and customize digital lessons that redefine learning for the 21st century student. Transform worksheets into student-driven opportunities using packaged learning experiences that promote collaboration, critical thinking, creativity, and reflecting. Time will be built into the workshop for participants to create their own hyperdoc with guidance from the instructor.
I have had the privilege being called a teacher for thirteen years and believe true growth as a person can happen only by challenging yourself with situations that are not familiar to you. In order to create lifelong learners, we need to buy into it ourselves. Using Hyperdocs in... Read More →
Google Expeditions App for iPads engage students with virtual fields to more than 700 destinations. Teachers as Guides whisk students to locations all over the world. Let students see 360° views of Day of the Dead celebrations in Mexico, the sacred locations in Jerusalem, or Coral Reefs. Expeditions are not limited to just locations. Take your class to a car assembly line, historic events in Constitution Hall, or Alexander Hamilton’s impact on our economic systems. Be a real Ms. Frizzell and travel through your digestive system, inside cells, visit clouds, or understand pollination. These virtual tours offer a window to another world that students would ordinary learn through video or textbook. Learn how to leverage this powerful app alongside student Chromebooks to make this a deeper richer learning experience.
Technology Coach, Red Jacket Central School District
Annie recently joined Red Jacket (Manchester-Shortsville Central Schools) as the technology coach. Previously at Keuka College and Heidelberg University, she worked with faculty and pre-service teachers to include technology as an integral part of their teaching. She leverages her... Read More →
With more than 30 years in Instructional Technology Integration, and being certified in multiple subject areas, Stacey brings to any presentation a broad view to fit anyone's needs.
Learn how the Oakfield-Alabama School District used NY State Smart School Funds to replace their aging fleet of SmartBoards and Windows desktops with Interactive Flat Panel displays and Chromeboxes in every classroom. More than just a “giant iPad”, these panels offer many advantages in cost, display quality and durability. As we push the capabilities of Chromebooks and look to the future of cloud-based computing, the demand to create, store and present our content from anyplace, anytime continues to grow. In this workshop we will explore the evolving benefits of “online presentation tools” that allow teachers and students to create and present their information, without being limited to proprietary Windows software such as Smart Notebook. We will explore many options that are available. And since they’re all web-based, you are no longer restricted to using a legacy Windows platform. Join us as we embrace the freedom that anytime, anyplace web-based tools can give us!
OneNote is a digital binder where you deliver any type of content to your students. Students will be able to ink or type in their own notebook, collaborate with other students, and you can view their notebooks live! There are some great math tools too!
A HyperDoc is a digital document (such as a Google Doc/Slides) where all the components of the learning cycle have been compiled into one single document. This opportunity will provide staff with an introduction to the knowledge, skills, resources and support to successfully reinvent the classroom worksheet.
Coordinator of Technology Instruction and Innovation, Hornell City School District
A firm believer that every child deserves the chance to be guided in discovering the absolute power of knowledge. Teaching is not just about imparting knowledge, but a chance to guide those we teach into understanding that regardless of circumstance we all have the power to rise above... Read More →
Instructional Technology Trainer, Wayne Central School District
I love teaching with technology to meet the needs of students. Now I help teachers realize the engagement technology can have on a well-crafted lesson to support the objectives and standards being addressed. I love to read and learn new ideas.
