Do you like a challenge? Want to keep polishing your technology skills over the summer? Want a chance to win fabulous prizes for your classroom?

Then participate in our Summer PD Bingo!

The PDF to the right contains links to various online modules, instructional videos, and helpful articles that can help you integrate technology further into your classroom.

Make a copy or print one off, and keep track as you complete the challenges. When you are finished, email it to Gavin Lees at the Department of Technology (or send through in-district mail).

There will be two prize drawings for those with a line (in any direction) and one prize drawing for those with a blackout. 

You can promote students writing complete sentences for Google Form answers by using response validation with Short or Long Answer questions.

Elementary Teachers interested in getting started with Computer Science in their classroom are encouraged to sign-up for one of Code.org's virtual Summer PD Workshops.

These online courses last for six hours over the course of three days. They will introduce learners to the CS Fundamentals course and some of the cross-cutting themes that can be integrated into your classroom, even without technology.

Dates and times can be found below or on the flyer embedded to the right, along with further information and sign-up details.

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