Staff Development Schedule

OLD SCHEDULES

August 2nd - 6th, 9th & 10th - New Staff Training

• Workbook

September 21st - Instructor Inservice

October 25th - Instructor Inservice

January 6th - 7th Instructor Inservice

February 14th - Instructor Inservice

Staff Development

August 7th

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00         Breakfast

8:00 to 8:05             Alan Beam                          Welcome

8:05 to 8:10             Ashley Tyler                       Safety Briefing

8:10 to 8:15         Clayton Tatro                      New Folks

8:15 – 10:00            Announcements

·  Nikki Daniels                 Bookstore

·  Sgt. Cedrick                   Army National Guard

·  Chaz Havens                 OSHA & Boy Scouts

·  Lynn Dawson & John    Student Government

Lemon              

·  Diane Stumpf                National Technical Honor Society             

·  Eric Showalter               Recycled Rides

·  David Praiswater           Skills USA

·  Trudi Kenney                 Care Closet             

·  Mike Clouser                 C-TEL

·  Keith Jackson                Waste Page 13

·  Lori Hutchinson            Misc.

·  Justin Villmer                Business Office

·  Tim Clothier                  Adult Ed, SchoolDude & Safety

·  Lisa Blair                        Virtual College Advisory Board

·  Morgan Eggert              Student Services

·  Kathryn Stroebele         Scholarships, Transition

                                                                                 Admissions & Student Services

???                       Goals and More                  Alan Beam

Break 

10:15 to 11:15         Safety                                  Heather Dunlap

11:15 to 11:30         Discover Your Strengths    Heidi Pitman  

11:30 to 11:45         PSLO’s                               Clayton Tatro

11:45 to Noon         Subs & Grading                  Alan Beam                         

12:00 tπo 12:30                   Lunch

12:30 to 4:00                   Breakouts – sign up here https://tinyurl.com/WTaug2019

Breakouts August 7th

Session 1

Session 2

Session 3

·  Hands CPR/ Stop the Bleed

·  D2L Grade book

·  SMART LAB

·  SchoolDude

·  PSLO’s

·  Web Page Syllabus

·  Ins & Outs of Washburn Travel

·  Hands CPR/ Stop the Bleed

·  How do you convert a hands-on class into an online class?

·  Rubric Star

·  SMART LAB

·  PSLO’s

·  D2L Grade book

·  Web Page Syllabus

·  Hands CPR/ Stop the Bleed

·  Online Instructor Training

·  PSLO’s

·  D2L Grade book

·  SchoolDude

·  The World of Purchasing

·  Web Page Syllabus

D2L Grade Book (Room AW 114): Learn how to set up your D2L Grade Book. This session will provide a hands-on approach for walking instructors through setting up their grade book for the year.

Discover Your Strengths(AW 132): This session is limited to 6 participants. Those who sign-up will take the Strength Finders test. Heidi will explain what those mean and how you can use them in your day-to-day life.

How do you convert a hands-on class into an online class? (Gabelman Room): Are you thinking that it would be impossible to deliver your course online? Wondering how students would demonstrate the competencies that are required for your courses? Ever stop to consider what makes an online course effective? In this session, we will explore how to convert a hands-on course an online course. We will take a look at the standards for designing and delivering online instruction, and brainstorm solutions for making a successful conversion. This session is open to all who are interested in seeing our standards for designing online courses.

Hand CPR/Stop the Bleeding: (AE 118): Hands-Only CPR is CPR without mouth-to-mouth breaths. It is recommended for use by people who see a teen or adult suddenly collapse in an “out-of-hospital” setting (such as at home, at work, or in a park). Stop the Bleed is a national level program created by the American College of Surgeons in response to the Sandy Hook school shooting. In mass shooting situations, motor vehicle accidents, or occupational or at-home accidents, major blood loss is a life-threatening problem. According to the Stop the Bleeding Coalition, 35 percent of pre-hospital deaths are a result of bleeding. But, with just a little training on how to help stop uncontrolled bleeding, bystanders can help save a life. Each session is limited to 12 individuals.

During the 60 minutes, six will work on Hands-on CPR for 30 minutes, and the other six will have a 30 minutes presentation on helping stop injuries from bleeding. Then the two groups will switch after 30 minutes.

The Ins-And Outs of Washburn Tech Travel (AW 131 - Lynn Dawsons Room): This section will take you from the basics of the travel authorization to cashing the refund check once your travel expense report has been submitted. Want your reimbursement fast? This session will tear down the myth that the travel process here is too complicated.

Online Instructor Orientation and Training (Gabelman Room): Teaching an online course presents unique challenges. How often should you interact with learners? What are the guidelines for providing feedback, promoting learner participation, and dealing with D2L issues? In this session we will review the standards for online instruction. This session is open to all who are interested in seeing how online instruction differs from classroom instruction. (This session is required for those who are planning to teach online this semester)

PSLO's (AE146) - Dr. Tatro will be available to work with instructors on their PSLO's during the breakout session.

Rubric Star (AW 101):  Up your instructional game and increase student awareness in your program. In this breakout, you will learn the why, what and how behind quality student assessments. You will leave with tools and practical knowledge you can put to work as soon as your back in your program. Josh Thompson will be the presenter.

SchoolDude (Room AW 101): This session will show instructors on how they can schedule meetings and other events using SchoolDude. If you schedule events, this session is highly recommended.

SMART LAB (Room AW 120B): Use SMART lab to enhance your lessons by creating and adding interactive activities. These activities help students memorize concepts and facts, identify objects, learn vocabulary definitions, and more.

“The World of Purchasing" Purchasing Card vs./ Payment Voucher vs. Purchase Request (AW 131): This session will highlight what the appropriate thresholds are for using a purchasing card, a payment voucher, and a purchase request. There will be a specific part of this section regarding how to request and appropriately spend grant funds.

Web Page Syllabus  (Your classroom): use this time to go over your program folder located on the shared drive for the purpose of verifying that all syllabus is updated and correct. The finished product will go onto the website.

Staff Development

August 8th

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00             Breakfast

8:00 to 8:05             Safety Briefing                               Jonathan Rossich

8:05 to 8:35             Washburn Resources                      Washburn University

8:35 to 9:15             Examine our Grading Practice       Alan Beam

9:15 – 9:45              AEROTEK                                     Gus Meyer

9:45 – 10:00            Break                                 

10:00 – 11:15          Questioning                                    Alan Beam 

11:15 to Noon         Wrap Up                                         Alan Beam                                                 

12:00 to 12:30         Lunch

12:30 to 4:00           Breakouts – sign up here https://tinyurl.com/WTaug2019

Breakouts August 8th

Session 4

Session 5

Session 6

·  Hands CPR/ Stop the Bleed

·  Inside Money: It’s Your Budget

·  Student Services & Admission

·  Ins and Outs of Washburn Travel

·  PSLO’s

·  Web Page Syllabus

·  Hands CPR/ Stop the Bleed

·  How to Convert a hands-on class into an online class

·  Tomorrow in Focus

·  The World of Purchasing

·  Student Services & Admission

·  Web Page Syllabus

·  Hands CPR/ Stop the Bleed

·  Rubric Star

·  Money at Work

·  D2L Grade book

·  Student Services & Admission

·  Online Instructor Orientation and Training

·  PSLO’s

·  Web Page Syllabus

D2L Grade Book (Room AW 114): Learn how to set up your D2L Grade Book. This session will provide a hands-on approach for walking instructors through setting up their grade book for the year.

Discover Your Strengths (AW 132): This session is limited to 6 participants. Those who sign-up will take the Strength Finders test. Heidi will then work to explain what those mean and how you can use them in your day-to-day life.

Hand CPR/Stop the Bleeding: (AE 118): Hands-Only CPR is CPR without mouth-to-mouth breaths. It is recommended for use by people who see a teen or adult suddenly collapse in an “out-of-hospital” setting (such as at home, at work, or in a park). Stop the Bleed is a national level program created by the American College of Surgeons in response to the Sandy Hook school shooting. In mass shooting situations, motor vehicle accidents, or occupational or at-home accidents, major blood loss is a life-threatening problem. According to the Stop the Bleeding Coalition, 35 percent of pre-hospital deaths are a result of bleeding. But, with just a little training on how to help stop uncontrolled bleeding, bystanders can help save a life. Each session is limited to 12 individuals. During the 60 minutes, six will work on Hands-on CPR for 30 minutes, and the other six will have a 30 minutes presentation on helping stop injuries from bleeding. Then the two groups will switch after 30 minutes.

How do you convert a hands-on class into an online class? (Galeman Room): Are you thinking that it would be impossible to deliver your course online? Wondering how students would demonstrate the competencies that are required for your courses? Ever stop to consider what makes an online course effective? In this session, we will explore how to convert a hands-on course an online course. We will take a look at the standards for designing and delivering online instruction, and brainstorm solutions for making a successful conversion. This session is open to all who are interested in seeing our standards for designing online courses. 

The Ins-And Outs of Washburn Tech Travel (AW 131 - Lynn Dawsons Room): This section will take you from the basics of the travel authorization to cashing the refund check once your travel expense report has been submitted. Want your reimbursement fast? This session will tear down the myth that the travel process here is too complicated.

Inside Money: It's Your Budget (AC106 or Brock Room): Take control. Everyone talks about a budget, but how many of us actually make one? Most people have some debt, but how many understand its effects on their lives and their futures? Let us show you the real impact of budgeting and debt - and how to help make your money work. TIAAs workshop leader will explain in the big picture of budgeting: a) Learn the importance of cash flow - and how to use it, b) Change how you look at saving and spending, c) Understanding debt and how to manage it.

Money at Work 1 (AC106 or Brock Room): The formula for successful investing? You plus knowledge. It doesn't matter how old you are, where you are in your career or how much you make. Reaching retirement goals requires the same things: spend less, save more. It's really that simple. TIAA's workshop leader will give you information to help you figure which investment vehicles are right for you.: A) Discover what stocks, annuities, mutual funds and IRAs are so you can determine which ones best fit your needs B) Learn about risk and finding your risk tolerance, C) See how the same savings principles work for short - or long-term goals

Online Instructor Orientation and Training (Gabelman Room): Teaching an online course presents unique challenges.

How often should you interact with learners? What are the guidelines for providing feedback, promoting learner participation, and dealing with D2L issues? In this session we will review the standards for online instruction. This session is open to all who are interested in seeing how online instruction differs from classroom instruction. (This session is required for those who are planning to teach online this semester) -

PSLO's (AE146) - Dr. Tatro will be available to work with instructors on their PSLO's during the breakout session.

Rubric Star (AW 101):  Up your instructional game and increase student awareness in your program. In this breakout, you will learn the why, what and how behind quality student assessments. You will leave with tools and practical knowledge you can put to work as soon as your back in your program. Josh Thompson will be the presenter.

SchoolDude (Room AW 101): This session will show instructors on how they can schedule meetings and other events using SchoolDude. If you schedule events, this session is highly recommended.

Student Services & Admissions (AE 156): THIS IS REQUIRED FOR ALL INSTRUCTORS TO ATTEND ONE SESSION. This session will highlight the many changes in Student Services and Admissions.

Tomorrow in Focus (AC106 or Brock Room): Believe it or not, your retirement starts now. No matter how old or young you are, or where you are in your career, your retirement begins when you start saving for it. Join us for an interactive exploration of retirement saving and learn how to help create an effective plan to help maximize your retirement potential. TIAA's workshop leader will help: a) Understand the real benefit of time in regard to saving, b) Learn the essential features of retirement investments, c) Gain the knowledge you need to create or modify your own retirement plan.

“The World of Purchasing" Purchasing Card vs/ Payment Voucher vs. Purchase Request (AW 131): This session will highlight what the appropriate thresholds are for using a purchasing card, a payment voucher, and a purchase request. There will be a specific part of this section regarding how to request and appropriately spend grant funds.

Web Page Syllabus (Your classroom): use this time to go over your program folder located on the shared drive for the purpose of verifying that all syllabus is updated and correct. The finished product will go onto the website

Staff Development

August 9th

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00             Breakfast

8:00 to 10:00           Program and Team meetings as needed

Complete PLSO’s, Web Page Syllabus, Self-Reflection on Student Surveys and Discuss Goals

                                 REQUIRED – Storage Unit Clean Out

·      Auto Tech

·      Building Tech

·      Fast Track Welding

·      Welding

10 to noon               Work on your own

Noon to 12:30         Lunch

12:30 to 4:00           Work on your own

OPTIONAL

1.     Signup for Full CPR 5-hour program 8 to 2 (limited seating)

a.     sign up here https://tinyurl.com/WTaug2019

2.     One-on-One with TIAA agent

a.     https://shared.tiaa.org/public/publictools/events/eventswelcome?eventId=1-99EP9D2

3.     Washburn University has breakouts on their campus. You can sign up for them if you wish. Below is their schedule

Course Reboot Day    Register Here

Date: Fri 08/09/19 9:00-3:45

Location: Morgan Hall room 154 

This will be a day of workshops to help you refresh your teaching and get ready for the new semester. You are welcome to stop in for one or two workshops or stay all day. In each workshop, you will engage with your actual course materials, so please bring along syllabuses, assignments, and other course documents. You will leave each workshop with revised and revived materials ready for the first week of classes. A light breakfast and lunch will be provided for participants. When registering, please indicate which workshops you plan to attend so facilitators can prepare enough materials. See the C-TEL website for individual workshop descriptions

9:00-9:45 - It’s in the Syllabus: Creative Syllabus Design

Kelly McClendon, Intensive English

10:00-10:45 - Recognizing and Maximizing Student Bandwidth for Effective Instruction and Assessment

Vickie Kelly, University Assessment Director 

11:00-11:45 Quick Ways to Make your Class More Accessible

Muffy Walter, English 

12:00-12:45 Setting up Your Space for Respectful Engagement

Erin Grant, Criminal Justice and Legal Studies 

1:00-1:45 Techniques to Increase Student Engagement and Learning

Michael McGuire, Psychology 

2:00-2:45 Questioning Strategies During Lecture or Discussion 

Alan Beam, Washburn Institute of Technology 

3:00-3:45 Choosing Your Words Wisely and Drawing a Line in the Sand

Tracie Lutz, Education 

Washburn Tech Staff Development

April 26, 2019

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00          Breakfast

8:00 to 9:00          Announcements

·   Biteable.com              Safety Briefing

·   Alan Beam                      Welcome

·   Dr. Craig Haugsness         Pathway tech certificate to associate

Degree and on to Bachelor of Applied    

Science in Technology Administration.

·   Justin Villmer                  Business Office

·   Niki Daniels                 Washburn Bookstore

·   Louise Williams (Alan)     Reminders

·   Kathryn Stroebele           Graduation Information

·   Lynn Dawson                  Student Advisory Board

·   Lisa Blair                         Distance Learning

9:00 to 9:50              Flashback Times (World Café) – Alan Beam

9:50 to 10:05            Break

10:05 to 10:25          World Café – Alan Beam

10:25 to 10:35         Curriculum Committee and Calendar – Alan Beam

10:35 to 11:05         Steps for Safety Visit - Keith Jackson

11:05 to 11:10          Student Surveys – Alan Beam

11:10 to 11:40          Staff Development Needs Assessment Results – Alan Beam

11:40 to 11:50          Call for Proposals

11:50 to 12:00          Afternoon

12:00 to 12:30          Lunch Provided

12:30 to 4:00         Work time (consider clean up as well)

      1:00                  SkillsUSA awards on Facebook (on your own)

Next Staff Development August 7, 2019

Washburn Tech Staff Development

February 1, 2019

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00             Breakfast

8:00 to 9:20             Announcements

9:00 to 9:05             Need to stop announcements for a quick meet and greet

·      Diesel Program             Safety Briefing

·      Dean Coco                     State of Washburn Tech

·      Nikki Daniels                 Bookstore

·      Louise Williams             Reminder

·      Justin Villmer                Business

·      Lynn Dawson & John    Student Government

Lemon 10

·      Diane Stumpf                National Technical Honor Society

·      Kathryn Stroebele         Scholarships

·      Trudi Kenney                 Care Closet/Warehouse    

·      Mike Clouser                 C-Tel

·      Kerry Norbury               Admissions/Signing Day

·      Lori Hutchinson            Signing Day

·      Mark Wilson                 Student Service

·      Alan Beam                     Breakout Description

9:25 to 10:40      Admissions lead tour of A Building (see grouping page 11)

·      Graphic Design

·      Phlebotomy

·      Health Careers (CNA, CMA, HHA)

·      LPN

·      Early Childhood

10:40 to 10:45      SHORT - Break

10:45 to 12:00     Second tour (see grouping page 11)

·      EMT

·      Slim Lab

·      Surgical Tech

·      Culinary

·      Business

12:00 to 12:05         Alumni Presentation

12:05 to 12:35         Lunch Provided

12:35 to 1:05           Breakouts

·      VR/AR Technology…Mark Warren (Sim Lab)

·      Z-Space Demo … Z-Space Rep (AE 156)

·      OSHA … Chaz Havens (AW 112)

1:15 to 1:45             Breakouts

·      VR/AR Technology…Mark Warren (Sim Lab)

·      Z-Space Demo … Z-Space Rep (AE 156)

·      OSHA … Chaz Havens (AW 112)  

1:55 to 2:15             Auto Tech meeting with Z-Space (AE 156)

1:55 to 2:15             SkillsUSA (Those involved in State or National SkillsUSA) – (Conference Room)

2:25 to 2:45             Assessment Team (Robert Arney, Michael Evenson, Pam Manning, Ali Setayesh, Nicole Wade, Mark Wilson & Clayton Tatro (Conference Room)

2:45 to 4:00             Classroom or Dept Meetings

Staff Development

January 4, 2019

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00         Breakfast

8:00 to 8:05         Auto Tech (Darrin Dillingham)  Safety Briefing

8:05 to 8:40             Dean Coco                          State of Washburn Tech

8:40 – 9:45  Announcements (we will stop announces at 9:30 for HLC and pick up announcements after)

·      Nikki Daniels                 Bookstore

·      Chaz Havens                 OSHA

·      Lynn Dawson & John    Student Government

Lemon          

·      Diane Stumpf                National Technical Honor Society             

·      Eric Showalter               Recycled Rides

·      Trudi Kenney                 Care Closet         

·      Mike Clouser                 C-TEL

·      Justin Villmer                Business Office

·      Kathryn Stroebele         Scholarships & Transition

·      Kerry Norbury               Admissions

·      Mark Wilson                 Student Services

9:30 – 10:00            Dr. Tate                               HLC                                   

10:00 – 10:15          Break 

10:15 to 10:45         John Haverty                       ITS

10:45 to 11:15         Clayton Tatro                      Follow-up

11:15 to X               If all announcements are not done we will continue with them after Clayton

11:15 to 12:00         Alan Beam                          Attendance reminder

Set Your Goal for 2nd Semester

12:00 to 12:30         Lunch

12:30 to 4:00           Instructors work time 

Washburn Tech Staff Development

Oct. 26th, 2018

Conference Center 

7:30 to 8:00         Breakfast

8:00 to 8:55         Announcements

·      Shawn Kincaid (D)         Safety Briefing

·      Dean Coco

·      Eric Showalter          Recycle rides (2 minutes)

·      Kerry Norbury           Open House

·      Louise Williams            Reminder (2 minutes)

·      Justin Villmer                Donations

·      Lynn Dawson            Student Government (5 to 7 minutes

·      Dennis Mergenmeier    Business Pitch

·      Diane Stumpf                National Honor Society

·      Kathryn Stroebele         Scholarships

·      Austin Dinger            IT (Passwords)

·      Trudi Kenney                Caps and Gowns (5 minutes)

·      Mike Clouser                 C-Tel

·      Tim Clothier              Safe Tech & SchoolDude

·      Chaz Havens                 Boy Scouts (breakout) hour long

9:00 Bus departs Washburn Tech

9:15 Bus arrives either at Cosmetology or Washburn Tech East

10:00   Busses Depart

10:15   Busses arrive either at Cosmetology or Washburn Tech East

11:00   Busses Depart

11:15   Busses arrive back at Washburn Tech

11:30   Lunch?

12:00   Breakouts or more announcements?Charter bus

The rate for the Charter will be $53.50 per hour minimum 3hrs. The time starts when the driver clock in at the lot & end's when they clock out. Please let me know if you want me to move forward with reserving the buses for you. With the number of people that you want transported you will need 2 buses.

Mary Howlett

Dispatcher

Mary Howlett <M.Howlett@illinois-central.com>

Kansas Central School Bus

200 SE 21st Street, Topeka, KS 66612

Office: 785-233-2009

Fax: 785-xxx-xxxx

www.illinois-central.com

Washburn Tech Staff Development

September 17th, 2018

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00         Breakfast

8:00 to 8:55         Announcements

·      L Building                  Safety Briefing

·      Dean Coco

·      Eric Showalter           Transportation Career Day Oct. 11th

·      Kerry Norbury           Open House

·      Louise Williams             Reminder

·      Justin Villmer                Business

·      Lynn Dawson            Student Government

·      Dennis Mergenmeier    Business Pitch

·      Diane Stumpf                National Honor Society

·      Kathryn Stroebele         Scholarships

·      Austin Dinger            IT (Passwords)

·      Mike Clouser                 C-Tel

·      Tim Clothier              Safe Tech & SchoolDude

9:00 to 10:00          First Tour

·      Electrical/Welding/AST

o   15 minutes each

10:00 to 10:15        Break

10:15 to 11:15        Second Tour

·      Auto Tech/Diesel/IST

o   15 minutes each

11:30 to 12:00        Check for understanding “GoFormative” – Alan

·      Create free account with goformative.com (STUDENT ACCOUNT)

·      Class code ZSHMEC

·      Click on Staff Development Days

12:00 to 12:30        Lunch Provided

12:30 to 1:30          Third Tour

·      Fast Track Welding/Machine Tool/Auto Collision

o   15 minutes each

1:30 to 1:55            Rally Point (extra 10 minutes)

1:55 to 2:55            Breakouts: COPY LINK & POST IN BROWSER AND SELECT ONE

https://tinyurl.com/y7w9hfrw

·      SchoolDude with Donna Gradert – AW 132

·      Business Pitch by Dennis Mergenmeier – Brock Room

·      ReadySub with Irene Hysten

·      D2L Questions and Answers by Mike Closure – AW 131

·      Phones with Austin Dinger – Conference Room

·      Sim Lab – Mark Warren has asked the health folks attend this breakout

3:00 to 4:00             Work time or Dept. Meetings

Washburn Tech Staff Development

August 8th 2018

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00         Breakfast

8:00 to 8:45         Announcements (1/2 of the announcements)

·      Safety Announcement                          Justin Villmer

·      Opening Remarks                                 Dean Coco

·      Welcome New Staff                              Dean Coco/Dr. Tatro

·  Skills USA                                              David Praiswater

·  Course Material                                    Nikki Daniels, Lesley

Ostemeyer, Karen Peterson

·  National Technical Honor Society        Diane Stumpf

·  Washburn Tech Merit Badge Day        Chaz Havens

8:45 to 10:00          Who Moved My Cheese – Outline Changes           Alan Beam

·      Ready Sub

·      Professional Goals

·      Attendance

·      D2L Grades

·      Business Office Changes

·      Grad Plan updates

·      Connecting Competency with course work

·      Evaluation Tool

·      Hazardous Waste

10:00 to 10:15        Break

10:15 to 11:00        Best Teacher Possible                                             Alan Beam  

11:00 to 11:30        New Evaluation Tool & Goals                             Alan Beam

11:30 to 12:00        The World of IT                                                       Austin Dinger

12:00 to 12:30        Lunch Provided (Celebrating 10 years)

See Breakout Sheet for Afternoon Schedule

Washburn Tech Staff Development

August 9th 2018

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00             Breakfast

8:00 to 9:00            Announcements (1/2 of the announcements)

·      Student Transition                                Kathryn Stroebele

·      Custodial & Maintenance                     Keith Jackson

·      Surveys, Credentials, & Grades                Louise Williams

·      C-TEL@Tech                                          Michael Clouser

·      Warehouse                                           Trudi Kenney

·      Higher Learning Commission                Lori Hutchinson

·      Student Advisory Board                        Lynn Dawson

·      General Announcements

9:00 to 9:30            New Attendance Approach                                Alan Beam

9:30 to 9:45            Break

9:45 to 10:45         Business Hour                                                 Justin Villmer

10:45 to 11:30        Admissions                                                              Kerry Norbury

11:30 to 12:00        Misc. Items                                             Clayton Tatro/Alan Beam

12:00 to 12:30        Lunch Provided

See Breakout Sheet for Afternoon Schedule

Washburn Tech Staff Development

August 10th 2018

Conference Center

7:30 to 8:00             Breakfast

8:00 to 8:30            Foundation Presentation                            TBA

8:30 to 9:00         Sell Your Program – Sell WU Tech              Kerry Norbury                

9:00 to 9:15            Break (Photos start – to 11:00)

9:15 to 11:00          Check for Understanding Activity               Alan Beam

11:00 to Noon         Final Breakout - see breakout sheet         

12:00 to 12:30        Lunch 

12:30 to 4:00          Your room

ALL OF THE FOLLOWING ARE ONLINE (OFFERED ALL THREE DAYS FOR ALL BREAKOUTS)

You can ONLY choose 1 online breakout sessions

Changing your Mindset

Kahoot!

Edpuzzle

Motivating the Unmotivated

FlipGrid

PowToon

Getting Organized

Questioning Techniques

He/She failed the test now what?

QR Codes

August 8th

12:30 to 1:30          Travel: Justin Villmer  - AW 131

                                             Justin will outline the requirements for requesting travel expenses.

General Technology Q & A: Austin Dinger - AE 156

         Austin will cover some of the basic questions about changes in IT over the summer as well as answer questions you may have about your technology in the classroom.                                                                     

Motivation – Incorporating the A Game Principles to make it a Great Year!  Heidi Pitman - AW 132

         Heidi will show you how to use the A Game as a way to help motivate your students.                                              

Sim Lab: Mark Warren – Sim Lab

All Nursing staff must attend one of two Sim Lab breakouts. It recommended that anyone in the health department attend one of the two sessions. Mark will provide some insight on how to create lessons plans using the Sim Lab.

ReadySub (Required):  Irene Hysten – AW 112

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of ReadySub. Irene will show instructors how they can request a sub of their choice or just a sub using their Browser.

Student Services (Required): Mark Wilson  - Conference Room

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of with Student Services. Mark will outline some of the changes within Student Services.    

1:30 to 1:40            Break to get to the next breakout please don’t be late

1:45 to 2:45            Travel: Justin Villmer – AW 131

                                             Justin will outline the requirements for requesting travel expenses.

Getting connected to your classroom: Austin Dinger – AE 156

         Austin talk about how to get your devices connected, how to use the smartboard, TV and projectors.                                                                                            

Evaluation and Goals Q & A: Alan Beam Basement Conference Room   

Alan will be available to answer questions about the new evaluation tool and goal requirements.

ReadySub (Required): Irene Hysten – AW 112

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of ReadySub. Irene will show instructors how they can request a sub of their choice or just a sub using their Browser.

Student Services (Required): Mark Wilson  - Conference Room

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of with Student Services. Mark will outline some of the changes within Student Services.      

2:45 to 4:00            In your classroom

BREAKOUTS

August 9th

12:30 to 1:30          Business Q & A: Justin Villmer – AW 131                                     

                                             Justin will answer your questions about the business office and his earlier presentation.

Getting connected to your classroom: Austin Dinger – AE 156

         Austin talk about how to get your devices connected, how to use the smartboard, TV and projectors.                                                                                    

PowerPoint Basics: Alan Beam – Basement Conference Room

Alan will cover some of the basics of creating and editing current PPTs which will help produce a better presentation tool.

ReadySub (Required): Irene Hysten – AW 112

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of ReadySub. Irene will show instructors how they can request a sub of their choice or just a sub using their Browser.

Student Services (Required): Mark Wilson  - Conference Room

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of with Student Services. Mark will outline some of the changes within Student Services.

D2L Grading: Michael Closure AW 132

         Michael will provide a review (or introduction) into how to use D2L for your grade book.

1:30 to 1:40            Break to get to the next breakout please don’t be late

1:45 to 2:45            Business Q & A: Justin Villmer – AW 131

                                             Justin will answer your questions about the business office and his earlier presentation.

General Technology Q & A: Austin Dinger – AE 156

         Austin will cover some of the basic questions about changes in IT over the summer as well as answer questions you may have about your technology in the classroom.                                                                     

Motivation – Incorporating the A Game Principles to make it a Great Year! Heidi Pitman – AW 132

         Heidi will show you how to use the A Game as a way to help motivate your students.                                              

PowerPoint Basics: Alan Beam Basement Conference Room

Alan will cover some of the basics of creating and editing current PPTs which will help produce a better presentation tool. 

ReadySub (Required): Irene Hysten – AW 112

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of ReadySub. Irene will show instructors how they can request a sub of their choice or just a sub using their Browser.

Student Services (Required): Mark Wilson  - Conference Room

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of with Student Services. Mark will outline some of the changes within Student Services.

D2L Grading: Michael Closure AW 132

         Michael will provide a review (or introduction) into how to use D2L for your grade book.

2:45 to 4:00                        In your classroom

August 10th

11:00 to noon         General Technology Q & A: Austin Dinger – AE 156

                                             Austin will cover some of the basic questions about changes in IT over the summer as well as answer questions you may have about your technology in the classroom. 

Evaluation and Goals Q & A: Alan Beam – Basement Conference Room

Alan will be available to answer questions about the new evaluation tool and goal requirements

Motivation – Incorporating the A Game Principles to make it a Great Year! Heidi Pitman – AW 132

         Heidi will show you how to use the A Game as a way to help motivate your students.

ReadySub (Required): Irene Hysten – AW 112

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of ReadySub. Irene will show instructors how they can request a sub of their choice or just a sub using their Browser.

Student Services (Required) Mark Wilson  - Conference Room

All instructors must attend one of the five sessions of with Student Services. Mark will outline some of the changes within Student Services.

Noon to 12:30         Lunch

12:30 to 4:00          In your classroom