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EdTechTeam Distance Learning Summits
EdTechTeam Distance Learning Summits
The EdTechTeam is offering three Distance Learning Summits to support teachers and districts as schools move to and implement remote learning. We hope to offer support as everyone begins this journey and we will continue to support you as you improve your practice, implement new tools, design and deliver content and continue to connect and build relationships with your students and families.
Join us for one or all three of our Distance Learning Summits. All three Summits will be different and will focus on relevant topics for the challenges that teachers are facing when implementing Distance learning.
- April 17 & 18
- May 18 & 19
- June 2 & 3
Session Strands will include
- Tools and Tips for Distance Learning
- Creating and Maintaining Connections with students, parents and families
- Content Delivery
- Communication and Feedback
We will stream the keynotes and all sessions live (with interaction) and we have some fun plans for a remote playground and demo slam. All sessions will be recorded and made available to attendees for a full year, so everyone will have the option to view more sessions than they could ever attend in person, and they'll be able to return to sessions for review at any time.
Now Accepting Session Proposals:
We are now accepting session proposals. If you are interested, please see the link below to submit your session. We'd love to have you at more than one event, in the form you will be able to select which Summit(s) you would like to be a part of. You will receive a complimentary ticket to each summit that you present at.
Wyoming Summit - June 2020
Coming Soon!
Alabama Summit - June 2020
Colorado Summit - November 2020
Coming Soon!
Beginner, Intermediate or Geeky?
Beginner, Intermediate or Geeky?
- Beginner sessions go slower and have a narrow focus.
- Intermediate sessions go beyond the basics and focus on the application of tools.
- Advanced sessions are for those with previous experience and looking to push the limits of what is possible.
Present on topics you are passionate about!
Present on topics you are passionate about!
This year, you will see new sessions at our events. While there will also be sessions on EdTech trends, strategies, and tools, you'll also see new sessions that celebrate the whole teacher.
This year, you will see new sessions at our events. While there will also be sessions on EdTech trends, strategies, and tools, you'll also see new sessions that celebrate the whole teacher.
Whole Teacher:
Whole Teacher:
Mindfulness for teachers and students inside and outside of the classroom
Maker Spaces
STEM/STEAM
Student Agency
Critical Thinking
Teacher leadership
Student leadership
Challenge-based coaching
Personalized learning
Creativity inside and outside of the classroom
Google for EDU - G Suite
Google for EDU - G Suite
Applied Digital Skills
Google Apps for Education Overview
Google Docs , Sheets and Slides
Project Based Learning with Google
Flip your Classroom with Google
Assessment with Google
Creation Tools in Google for EDU
Google Calendar and Gmail
Google Sites
Google Forms
Google Earth, My Maps & Tour Builder
Google Chrome, Apps and Extensions
YouTube for Schools
Student use of Google Apps for Education
Deploying Google Apps at your School
Google Classroom
Google Docs, Sheets & Slides with iPads
Google Drawings
Google Cardboard
Google Expeditions
Google Keep
Coding with CS First
Technical Topics
Technical Topics
Google Apps for Education Dashboard
Security, Archiving and Managing Google Apps for Education
The Guide to Going Google - Deploying Google Apps at your School
Going 1:1 with Chromebooks
Apple in Education - Creativity
Apple in Education - Creativity
Creativity and Productivity
iPad in Education
Mac Computers in Education
Pages
Numbers
Keynote
Garageband
iMovie
Learn to Code with Swift Playgrounds
The Road to Apple Teacher
Mac Hacks for the Educator
Create Engaging Stories Through Keynote
Using iPad for Inquiry Based Learning in the Primary Classroom
Presentations Zen Design with Keynote
What is SAMR?
The Art of Visual Note-taking with Sketchnoting
Coding in Elementary School
Google iPad-O-Rama
Digital Writing with the iPad in the Elementary Classroom
Innovate and Transform with iPad - Math Ideas for the Primary Classroom
Don't Worry - Be 'Appy with Seesaw!
Going Green: Using your iPad to Make Green Screen Easy
The All-In-One Movie Studio: iPad
Apple Teacher - Get your badge on
Book Trailers with iMovie
Learn to code with Swift Playgrounds
Seesaw: Student Driven Portfolios; 10 Dynamic Classroom Applications of Seesaw
Digital Portfolios with Book Creator
Photo Safari for iOS
Speaker Resources to make you a better presenter!
Speaker Resources to make you a better presenter!
How Great Leaders Inspire Action – Simon Sinek
TEDxEast – Nancy Duarte uncovers common structure of greatest communicators - Nancy Duarte
Weekend Language - by Andy Craig and Dave Yewman
Elevator Speech - Andy Craig
A Virtual Crash Course on Design Thinking
Free course about “Presence” with Amy Cuddy
How do deal with Stage Fright – by the World Champion of Public Speaking
Seven Strategies that helped me write 3 books in 3 years
‘Thought Leader’ gives talk that will inspire your thoughts | This is That | CBC
Ted radio hour episode on framing the story.
Lessons from TED: 5 Simple Tweaks
How a world champion of public speaking prepares for presentations - Business Insider
How to make stress your friend - Kelly McGonigal
Hacking Keynote – Adam Bellow
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