BYTE 2023 Survey Feedback 

Survey Feedback: What sessions/workshop topics would you like to have in the future?

• Actually making assignments , activities , lessons , etc. using the tech.

• Lumio part 2

• Things you could take back to classroom like creating technology tools example sound tools Minecraft games. Valuable TikTok teacher pages giving you great ideas for your grade.

• Graphic design integration into core subjects

• Tech that helps second language learners.

• More lumio

• More STEM sessions, maybe some Health focused for physical educators

• Technology in the gym

• Incorporating heart rate monitors into P.E. class

• More geared towards early years in math and ELA.

• More coding/programming options. Interactivity is preferred over straight lectures.

• Technician sessions

• How to make tech accessible for K-2 independent use

• Continue on with more websites and tech that is free for us and relevant and engaging for students.

• More Google Education and/or PowerSchool

• I loved the sessions that shared sites, tech tips, etc. so many things I can use immediately.

• Early years content

• 3D printing

• Google Sheets/Excel for Dummies. Creating a workbook (for a modified student) using Publisher or any similar program.

• I would like to find some more online games for my teaching area (business, personal finance)

• More Lumio, very basic technology

• Perhaps something on the less frequently used Google apps and functions.

• Google drive/slides

• More on using and interpreting data

• Ozobots

• PowerTeacher 

• Middle school math

• how to optimize/organize Gmail better (compared to Outlook I am used to), virtual headset session session

• Physical education and health wellness

• Just keep having more options

• Google classroom for the uninitiated

• More stuff similar to microbit, arduino and frenove devices.

• I would like to see advanced sessions: class notebook, setting up advanced GSuite stuff, Technology in Assessment, AI...

• More ELA and numeracy focussed sessions

• Second language instruction with technology.

• More Micro:bit session. Maybe a session on Arduinos, more coding sessions.

• More Google tools, SSPs

• More STEM at the high school level.

• AR/VR, coding sessions - especially sessions highlighting tools to move students from block coding to line coding

• A session on Canva and it's application in the school setting would be great

• Anything that shows me how to use things.

• Using online libraries with elementary students

• Canva

• More about creating your own website.

• Jeremy Roberts on Gamification.

• The tech tips session was good. Please offer in other time slots.

• The digital session I attended was relevant and engaging. We need tech workshops or relevant pedagogical workshops that offer real-life, hands-on materials to walk through and learn how to use. I mean this most respectfully, but I don't want to attend a lecture.

• More about PowerSchool 

• Assistive Technology

• More coding workshops

• Trends in technology regarding education, VR follow-ups

• Social media in the classroom, the TikTok session was great

• It's great to have a variety of sessions - educational as well as ones that help you organize. I had the opportunity for both this year. Enjoyed them.

• grant writing or ways to have access to more tech in your school

• Microsoft Flip

• Digital Art - website/program recommendations

• google drive/creating PowerPoints

• More teachers sharing what they do and which resources they use - K-2 ELA scope and sequence as well as the next steps afterward

• How to use Google slides and Google apps in the early years classroom

• 3D printing. CNC. Laser cutting. Machining in general. And about the software related to it. The design aspect of creating such projects.

• PowerTeacher.

• Google applications and Gmail