Breakout Sessions
Redesigning and Reopening Schools with an Equity Mindset
When reopening schools, equity must be at the core of the decision-making process to meet the needs of this moment and establish foundations. Topics of discussion will be: reconnecting with students, redesigning lessons for all ability levels, and prioritizing student agency. https://cdwgets.it/cgcdwgsem
Presenter:
Ariana Flewelling
Seesaw: From Classroom to Remote Learning
Seesaw is the best platform for empowering students to demonstrate and share learning. Use the built in tools or drop your google slide deck into a template to create a multimedia activity. Learn how to unlock creative thinking for all students in the Classroom and for Distance Learning. Please be sure to activate your Seesaw account before the session begins. https://web.seesaw.me
Presenter:
CeCe Gaede
3 Act Math = Student Engagement + Critical Thinking
3 Act Math will engage your kiddos to develop those higher order thinking skills that are so crucial while addressing the CCSS math standards and SMPs. It isn't difficult to implement: you'll be ready to start tomorrow, whether face to face with your students or as part of your distance learning arsenal. Please have a sheet of paper and a pencil handy as you'll be doing a tiny bit of math...Join me to spice up your math today! Slides: https://bit.ly/3ActMathPreso
Presenter:
Jason Atkinson
Inclusive Online Student Spaces
Our students come to us with an array of abilities and interests. Inclusive practices are the ultimate way that the digital realm needs to support our unique learners. Come and interact with apps and strategies that support all learners within an online learning platform. https://bit.ly/GoogleIE20Inclusion
Presenter:
Heather Hilz Fitzgerald
Tech Tools for Math Lesson Design
Explore online tools and math lesson design and provide students with the vision to explain and apply their math knowledge. We’ll discuss Desmos, Geogebra, Peardeck, Quizizz, Edpuzzle, Google Apps and more along with ways to package lessons using HyperDocs.
Presenter:
Kristan Morales
What's New from Google for Education
https://bit.ly/RCOENewGoog. Want to hear about the latest and greatest from Google for Education from a dude who works on the Google team? This is your session. We'll be going over recently announced features and possibly dive into some that haven't been announced yet!
Presenter:
Thomas Dickson
Soaring into Community Building: Sky's the Limit for All Learners!
Building a sense of community online is key to learner engagement, social-emotional well-being, and more. Come to this session to learn more about best practices for online community building (as cited by National Standards for Quality Online Teaching), as well as some pedagogical ideas and online platforms that will help to humanize the classroom.
Presenter:
Sonal Patel
Assessment and Feedback in the Virtual World
Learning is only really continued and supported by assessment. Check out these great Distance Learning methods of assessment that cover all formats of checking for understanding and proficiency. https://bit.ly/GoogleIE20Assess
Presenter:
Heather Hilz Fitzgerald
Building your digital brand as an educator
What is the significance of digital branding in educating students? In order to service our students we have to be able to connect with them. Utilizing digital resources and platforms can augment your efforts as a School Counselor and educator.
Presenter:
Noaveyar Lee
Dynamite Sites
This session will help prepare you to build your first Google Site, with a focus on best practices for distance and blended learning. Download the PDF presentation below, or http://bit.ly/dynamitesites
Presenter(s):
Ashley Yazarlou
Derek Rouch
Discover the Wonders of Wonderopolis
Let’s foster an environment that peaks student curiosity by using wonderopolis.org to promote student engagement. We will explore the use of wonderopolis in various ways from Wonder Stations to Wonder Wednesdays. View student examples created by wonder that is shared with peers globally for instant feedback. Be prepared to create your own wonder activities to use with your students.
Presenter:
Leticia Citizen
Increasing Engagement with Slides Add-Ons
Come learn how to use an add-on to Google Slides called PearDeck to increase student engagement. Learn how to create and present a PearDeck, as well as use PearDeck Vocabulary Slides: https://bit.ly/PDGoogleCamp2020
Presenter:
Amanda Arrey
Engagement Strategies for a Changed Classroom
We are returning to classrooms that are very different from the ones we left. Students have been impacted by a pandemic and trauma and are returning to a new, virtual classroom with potential racial tension. No longer can we rely on our regular classroom collaboration strategies for learning experiences or traditional parent outreach. How can we instead take what we already know about engaging students and parents and translate it to distanced learning experiences? How can we take a proactive approach to social justice and race issues to create an open dialogue? And how do we do all of this virtually? This webinar will provide examples and resources to help you with student engagement, parent relationships and developing an anti-racist community. tinyurl.com/changedclass
Presenter(s):
Sue Thotz
Tory Wadlington
Bitmoji Virtual Google Classroom
Have you seen the recent trend taking over Distance Learning? Me too! Bitmoji + Google = Priceless! Learn how to create your own Bitmoji Virtual Google Classroom. This session will have many ready-made templates and distance learning strategies to encourage engagement with students via Google Classroom as well as an easy way to organize distance learning with rigor! Be warned.....you may become addicted to creating Bitmoji Virtual Google Classrooms at the end of this session.
Presenter(s):
Jennifer McWhorter, Ed.D.
Greg McWhorter
Coaches Can Use Buncee, too!
Join me as I share different ways that instructional coaches and leaders can use Buncee to impact campus culture and adult learning. Be prepared to interact and engage with other attendees to create Buncees to use upon returning to your worksite.
Presenter(s):
Leticia Citizen
#K2CanToo Use Google for Literacy Centers
Learn how to take some of those amazing paper based centers and transform them into digital centers for students to work on literacy standards and technology skills at the same time. Be prepared to leave with ready made templates you can try in your classroom tomorrow! Presentation: bit.ly/DeanK2Google
Presenter:
Jennifer Dean
Interactive Digital Lessons with Desmos
Desmos activity platform is FREE. Educators can build, remix, or use ready-made activities quickly. Add photo, video, input questions, multiple choice, sketch, sorting, and card matching activities. The teacher dashboard also allows us to pause, pace, and/or anonymize students within the lesson. In this session, we'll examine the basics of using the platform for any content area. CLICK LINK BELOW TO JOIN INTERACTIVE SLIDESHOW: https://student.desmos.com/join/282ayy
Presenter:
Jedidiah Butler
Using Pear Deck for Formative Assessment
Using Pear Deck with Google Slides as a way to increase student engagement and for the teacher to see immediate formative assessment both in the classroom and for distance learning. Works great in the online classroom, in the hybrid classroom and in the traditional classroom. Links to Materials: https://bit.ly/RCOEPear
Presenter:
Verity Olliff
Coding with Minecraft Education Edition (Now Available on Chromebooks)
Minecraft Education Edition is available for PC, Mac, iPad, and is now in beta for Chromebooks that have Android app capability. One does not have to be a gamer to use Minecraft Education Edition as a tool for teaching and learning. There are a host of lesson plans available at https://education.minecraft.net for any content area. This session will focus on Code Builder, a native feature of Minecraft Education Edition, where students can learn to code and apply their learning directly in the Minecraft world. Through Code Builder, students can use MakeCode, Tynker and other coding platforms to create, solve problems, and program their agent (robot) to do a myriad of tasks right in Minecraft. The only real limitation is the students' developing skill, imagination, and creativity. This will be a demo only presentation, If you would like to follow along on your own device, you can download PC, Mac, iOS, and Windows store versions https://education.minecraft.net/get-started/download here. Get the Android version https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mojang.minecraftedu here. https://rcoe-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/g/personal/shickman_rcoe_us/EXXKUq5rntNDjW2d19DjN2ABdMyfoMyTx7dr68PJLAmVvw?e=0RJUbT: Slide Deck for Coding with Minecraft Education Edition
Presenter:
Steve Hickman, Ed. D.
Getting Started with Esports in Your School or District
https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1Y__fYs5tfIBPn-AKbUvrAM6VxbP2-vzUgvTNWS9nFyg/edit?usp
Presenters:
Heidi Baynes; Steve Hickman, Ed. D.
My Students Told me that Some Google Classrooms Suck: Let's Make it Better
Playlists and Choice Board for Distance Learning and Student Choice
Using playlists and choice boards are a great way to provide students with choice and help build engagement. They can also be a great way to package your assignments in distance learning. Come see some samples, share ideas, and start building your own today!
Presenter:
Jay Sorensen
Desmos Activity Builder & Lesson Plan Templates
Explore Desmos Activities and learn how to customize or create your own activities using Desmos Activity Builder. Additional lesson plan activities including Eduprotocols will be discussed
Presenter:
Kristan Morales
Quizizz, Edpuzzle & Formative Assessment Tools
Learn & create Quizizz online math games, HW sets & flashcards to provide teachers and students immediate feedback and data to drive instruction and use for continued practice . Learn how to turn any video into a formative assessment quiz and check for understanding using Edpuzzle. Both tools have hundreds of pre-made lessons that you can use immediately or customize to your needs and integrate with Google Classroom. Additional formative assessment tools including Socrative will also be discussed.
Presenter:
Kristan Morales
OnGoing Digital Portfolios Using GSlides
Attendees will build their own Digital Portfolio and will know exactly how to set up the slides for their students. They will also know how to access their students' portfolios at anytime for grading and accountability purposes. Finally, attendees will leave will a slew of cross-curricular digital portfolio assignment options that require little to no prep- to begin using immediately.
Presenter:
Ayo Coker
Virtual Field Trips
Knock down the 4 walls of your classroom! Capitalize on technology to take your students anywhere in the world, bring outside experts to your class, as well as explore places or exhibits that you and your kiddos may not get the opportunity to visit in person. No budgetary issues, no travel time. Join us to find resources as well as how to put together your own virtual field trip! Slides: https://bit.ly/VirtualFieldTripsPD
Presenter:
Jason Atkinson
Fostering Equitable and Inclusive CS Learning
Are you looking for easy ways to implement equity-focused STEM programs into your school -- either in-person or virtually? Join Emily Ong, Senior Manager of Community Partnerships and Outreach at Girls Who Code, to learn best practices for building inclusive and holistic coding programs with adaptable options for the virtual learning landscape. Through a walkthrough of the Girls Who Code Clubs model, you will gain tangible tips and activities you can implement right away and learn how to unlock Girls Who Code's free virtual resources and curriculum for 3-12th graders of all skill-levels and genders.
Presenter:
Emily Ong; Girls Who Code
Creating a positive Online Culture
Learn to create powerful connections amongst both students and families within an online platform. Develop a positive culture that supports students’ self-efficacy and collaboration skills in a digital world. https://bit.ly/GoogleIE20Culture
Presenter:
Heather Hilz Fitzgerald
Meaningful Learning Experiences through Structure and Routine
Students thrive on structure and routine. Learn to create Blended Learning Weekly Schedules that engage and instruct on multiple subjects. https://bit.ly/GoogleIE20Structure
Presenter:
Heather Hilz Fitzgerald
Design Thinking as a Grand Learning Experience
Interested in taking learning to the next level? Design Thinking Learning is the next step toward supporting 21st-century learning. Learn the process and how to structure a weekly process to enhance student learning. https://bit.ly/GoogleIE20Design
Presenter:
Heather Hilz Fitzgerald
Analyzing History using 21st Century E-Tools
Come to explore how to engage in technology-related best practices designed to foster research, interpretation, creativity, collaboration, and global connections while learning how to inspire students to channel their inner historian to analyze primary sources and historical topics.
Presenter:
Leticia Citizen
Level Up! Bring your A game to Blended/Online Learning with Screencastify!
Want to bring your "A" game in blended/online learning, gain tips and tricks for student engagement, building community, and activate crucial areas of the feedback loop? This session will have participants engage in learning with Screencastify (including new updates)-from the basics to leveling up with more advanced features and "app-smashing!" Join in the fun, collaboration and level up with us!
Presenter:
Laurel Aguilar-Kirchhoff
Jamboard and You!
Jamboard is a wonderful place for students to think collaboratively and sort things. You can use sticky notes and images to move things around. Students will enjoy the ability to move things around and work together! In this session we will explore the uses of Jamboard. We will play together and learn the basics. I will share all resources here as well. Come with your questions and ready to learn new things! We be Jammin'! Presentation - https://bit.ly/JamboardRCOE One Pager - https://bit.ly/JamboardOnePage
Presenter:
Brianna Davis
Keep it all Organized with Hyperdocs
This session is to show you useful tips to engage your students in awesome tech and not be an organizational nightmare. View my presentation at https://bit.ly/hyperriz2020
Presenter(s):
Anne Rizzacasa
Plan the Perfect Week
Harness the power of EduProtocols while you plan the perfect week! Streamline planning and learning for you and your students. Package the week in a simple format for student independence and success https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NUOBTnlT12sqYP8s3n2BbZ8BSuHscIwZrsK-ZCmC8ew/edit?usp=sharing
Presenter(s):
Kimberly Voge
Create Seesaw Activities with Google Slides
Have you ever wondered how teachers create those fancy Seesaw activities with movable parts? The answer is Google Slides and the Reflect to Seesaw Extension. Come and learn how to create Seesaw interactive activities using Google Slides. Learn how to transform your Google Classroom Assignments into Seesaw Assignments.
Presenter(s):
CeCe Gaede
Create a Bitmoji Virtual Classroom
Come and learn how to create a virtual classroom starring your Bitmoji! You will learn how to build your virtual classroom in layers using Google Slides. We will investigate applications for your virtual classroom including, choice boards, daily messages, Google classroom and website or blog banners. Be sure to download the Bitmoji app from the App Store or Google Play and create your Bitmoji before the session begins.
Presenter(s):
CeCe Gaede
Digital Choice Boards via Flipgrid
Come experience the power of Digital Choice Boards via Flipgrid! We will focus on: best practices for designing digital choice boards, how to integrate student self-assessment and reflection via Flipgrid videos, and how to package everything together with hyperlinks. (This session is designed for veteran Flipgrid users.) Link to session presentation: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1ZpoACbqQH_w5FNcw2NLS1l1LkaCfIzlOgS9X2y0Z1oE/edit?usp=sharing 
Presenter(s):
Angela Milversted
Interacting with Content: Insert Learning and Edpuzzle
For distance learning, blended classrooms and in the physical classroom, it is necessary for students to interact with content in a more meaningful way. Delivery and consumption is simply not enough. If you have asked yourself: What are my students actually getting from the content? Are they learning? Then this session will introduce you to two freemium tech tools to help assist teachers to get real time answers to those questions to build data for formative understanding and assessment. Link to materials: https://bit.ly/RCOEILE
Presenter(s):
Verity Olliff
Middle School Math Stations in Combination with Standards Based Grading
How to effectively reach all learners by implementing Math Stations. Challenge the higher level students, support the ones that need it, enable accommodations for IEP, ELL, and 504 students and at the same time, pushing the middle level students to mastery. All in a 45 minute class!!! How can you do all this in that time? You can with the use of differentiated instruction pushed out through math stations. Then how to score what they are doing in a Formative and Summative style with Standards Based Grading. What is mastery? What does that look like? I will go over how to create a grading practice that is unbiased, fair, and easy to use when looking for areas for support.
Presenter(s):
Jennie Gyford
Get Students Talking - Using Desmos
Many students like to talk, and many teachers wish those conversations could be leveraged for learning. See how teachers can use Desmos activity builder to structure tasks that use students' natural language. Together we can build better academic talk and deeper understanding of content. Focus will be on Card Sort and WODB activity structures.<br><br>Activity link: https://student.desmos.com/join/kj4k83 
Presenter(s):
Jedidiah Butler
Lauren Johnson
The World IS Flat... in Google My Maps
Pin your learning explorations with Google My Maps! Share a story with embedded text and images, follow the hero’s journey, see history unfold, or collaborate on a project to layer learning.Session resource @ https://bit.ly/TWiF0720
Presenter(s):
Delaine Johnson
Weapons of Math Instruction...APPSolutely
We will go on an edtech math journey from warm-ups, to lesson presentation, to formative assessment and end our journey with exits tickets! See how you can incorporate apps into each one of these stops on the journey!
Presenter(s):
Steve Morris
The QFT in Distance Learning
The Question Formulation Technique (QFT) is a great tool for getting students to ask better questions. It is designed to be done collaboratively in person, but there are effective ways for it to be done remotely. Let's do a QFT!
Presenter(s):
Jay Sorensen
Instructional Tech Newsletters & Hyperdocs
The session is geared toward using newsletters to keep staff informed of the happenings on campus, share resources, and promote up-to-date trends in instruction. It also focuses on using Twitter as a major educational resource and PLN. Join us in this session to increase communication on campus and foster efficiency and effectiveness with staff. You can find my resources https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vRYWt6RHSDk5DO5XS8_GuCDQUFL1rKAYWzypxsNGdpWI7bWeo9xtSZwU20GWcGHH3XWIyRpwNKIPqsf/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000
Presenter(s):
Robert Guzman
Google Meet Distance Learning 101
In this webinar, you'll learn the basics of Google Meet in the virtual conferencing platform and how it easily integrates with your Google Classroom to facilitate Distance Learning. We will walk you through how to set up and start meetings with your students (and parents) to stay connected. You'll walk away with ideas about how to effectively facilitate remote synchronous AND asynchronous learning and some resources to continue your professional learning after the session!
Presenter(s):
Ashley Yazarlou, Hemet USD
Derek Rouch, Hemet USD
Sessions Without Video
Digital Planning for Your Unplanned Absence
You wake up at 4 a.m. with a fever and nausea. What to do? Have the sub grab those Emergency Sub Plans from the drawer? - NO WAY! Google Classroom to the rescue! Learn about which tech tools offer the best solution for your situation. The last part of the presentation you can try to stump the presenter in a topic-specific, strategy session. Slide Deck click https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1NryHshSqqhTnVS6hI2BJyouPXXexi0vT6uCHef-agCs/edit?usp
Presenter(s):
Jeffrey Sum
Transforming Your Writing Block Through Blended Learning
Do you need more time during your writing block? Blended learning can transform student and teacher experiences by optimizing time constraints! See how blended learning can provide you with more writing conferencing time, allow you to differentiate learning, and strengthen student communication skills! https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/e/2PACX-1vR8uo4sc6Yh5NBNWB0c2NWRXrAAKOe3XSf6lwZ0pPCGP7J192eSOpUXzo8Fk0w8paFo_EoNHwfi0CC4/pub?start=false&loop=false&delayms=3000&slide=id.g624ef35dbe_0_828
Presenter(s):
Taylor Barraza
Tech Tools for the Teacher Toolbox
Trade in your old teacher toolbox for a new one! Web 2.0 Tools give your students new ways to connect, collaborate, and interact with your lessons. Web 2.0 Tools can be used for creating interactive lessons, developing collaboration skills, and more! Best of all . . . they integrate with Google Classroom. Empty your toolbox and let’s fill it with something new!
Presenter(s):
Julie Dudar
Writing the Script: 3 Act Math
Help your students get ready for the role of a lifetime! Actors prepare for their scenes through visualizations and rehearsals; help your mathematicians perform through preparing them in the same way. Participants will learn how to script a lesson that engages students in math visuals, mathematical discourse, math practice via Google Slides & Pear Deck and 3 Act Math. Participants will leave with multiple resources to launch blended math lessons and utilize 3 Act Math. Connections to Math Practices and Standards are addressed. https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GY8sGsL-SEHvH2slMLfzMff8_E2hR9kX1HCgFzMEuTo/edit?usp=sharing
Presenter(s):
Taylor Barraza
Get them moving; Activities for Kinesthetic Learners
Learn about lesson planning and activities that work for all of your students, especially the kinesthetic learners who are missing important material as they concentrate on sitting still. Adding movement to content area lessons helps with engagement and retention, and can be done in a variety of ways in all curricular areas.
Presenter:
July Hill-Wilkinson Ed.D
Google Meet Distance Learning 101
In this webinar, you'll learn the basics of Google Meet in the virtual conferencing platform and how it easily integrates with your Google Classroom to facilitate Distance Learning. We will walk you through how to set up and start meetings with your students (and parents) to stay connected. You'll walk away with ideas about how to effectively facilitate remote synchronous AND asynchronous learning and some resources to continue your professional learning after the session!
Presenter(s):
Ashley Yazarlou, Hemet USD
Derek Rouch, Hemet USD
Next-level Formatives: Crowdsourcing Quizizz and Quizlet questions with Google Forms
Formative assessments provide insight towards instructional planning and feedback to students. But who has time for all that question writing? YOU DO! Assign your students the task of writing quality questions and then upload the questions to Quizizz or Quizlet using a few, simple steps. Hundreds of questions are uploaded or imported into these high-end, high-yield learning tools within minutes, not hours! Proper COPY of https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1jD5yhJlEMMReUnKDBWdmRg6p2D1ehRDmN2e674TpjgE/copy Slide Deck click https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1voweS4t1U5sZEqlRd6PJ7YKxfMrLPns-v18dQrlKpv0/edit?usp=sharing
Presenter:
Jeffrey Sum
Hyper for Hyperdocs!
Tired of worksheets? Hyperdocs will change your way of thinking! Transform your lessons and units into learning experiences full of discovery, questions, videos, links, and more for today's 21st century learner. Hyperdocs offer choice, pacing, and differentiation all in one Google Doc. The possibilities are endless!
Presenter:
Julie Dudar
Social Studies Cumulative Projects
You will learn how to make performance task type products using both Google Sites and Green Screens. I have done this with 6th graders for the past 4 years, but I believe that it works for multiple grade levels.
Presenter:
Scott Rossen
Adobe Spark for Interactive Presentations
Use Adobe Spark to create interactive presentations to deliver content or allow students to create a polished presentation to show understanding or teach their peers a unit. It's functionality on all platforms, including mobile, make it the ideal tool for Distance Learning!
Presenter:
Daniel Cook
The POWER of Math Stations
Creating a full inclusion, engaging, and differentiated math classroom with the use of math stations, technology, and student voice activities. Make math fun and at the same time supporting all students at their math levels and not creating more work for the teacher.
Presenter:
Jennie Gyford
Building Digital Citizenship
Join a conversation around digital citizenship and literacy topics including digital footprint and identity, online safety, cyberbullying, privacy, communication, and media balance in our lives. Link to Interactive Presentation: https://student.desmos.com/join/4kqcdj Link to resources discussed in session: https://bit.ly/builddigcit
Presenter(s):
Tom Ashley; Jedidiah Butler; Robert Guzman; Jonathan Synnott; Deatra Lee
I didn't know it could do that! Using Google Tools to Support the Writing Process
In this session, you will learn about a variety of strategies and supports in Google Docs to support writers from planning to publishing. All can be accessed without leaving the Doc! A focus will be on prewriting strategies to set up students to be successful writers. The screen reader, Natural Reader, will also be explored for use by students as a Chrome extension. All materials can be found at bit.ly/rcoegwriting.
Presenter:
Diana ReeReeder
Digital Formative Assessments
Learn some free digital programs to make giving and grading online (formative and summative) assessments a breeze! (Highlighting Socrative, GoFormative, and Edulastic) Slides: https://bit.ly/DAGoogleCamp2020
Presenter(s):
Amanda Arrey
Seesaw Up Your Math Lessons
Get rid of those boring math worksheets and come learn how to use Seesaw to engage students in learning the standards. We will explore as students and learn how to not focus so much on "curriculum" but learning. Let's see how we can teach more effectively, engage students and really learn the standards. Get ready to try something new in the upcoming school year! Presentation Link: bit.ly/mathSeesaw
Presenter:
Jennifer Dean
Digital Lab Reports with Immediate Feedback
Tired of spending the weekend reading a 3-foot stack of 150 lab reports on bean sprouts? Why not give your students immediate and/or instantaneous feedback while they work? You can, with the digital tools you probably are already using. Google Forms, Pear Deck, and Google Slides can transform your lab sessions and streamline your lab grading process. Data can be crowdsourced and projected live. Next-level student engagement, interaction, and creation. Leave your weekends free for family, food, friends, and fun Slide Deck click https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1qXzj-y-5ySD7Srxkyw2ZQdOGZfi1R6lePpij__neZ7c/edit?usp
Presenter(s):
Jeffrey Sum