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Sunday
Feb 19, 2012
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Instructional Technology Strategies Conference through Sheraton Portland Airport OETC would like to invite you to attend our annual Instructional Technology Strategies Conference. The Instructional Technology Strategies Conference is an opportunity for educators to think, explore, and develop strategies to enhance student achievement through the effective use of technology. The subject is technology in the classroom, but the focus is on you. ITSC is specifically designed to be an active learning conference. Participants come away from ITSC not with a high level overview, but specific strategies and increased opportunities for education-related connections. Whether you are a teacher looking to improve K-20 classroom instruction or an administrator looking to support technology in your school or district, you will come away from ITSC with solutions that can be implemented right away. Balancing tradition with 21st century innovation. We held on to the values that past attendees covet (active learning time in three-hour workshops, 90-minute sessions, two thought provoking keynotes, two vendor expert sessions, four quality meals and exhibit halls) and at the same time have added innovative opportunities (Unconference, Soiree of Slides, Schedule App that publishes in all platforms at once) to play and/or dive deep into the education questions that consume us. If you want to learn, question, create, and engage in meaningful, authentic professional development then our conference is the right opportunity for you! Please join us by registering at goo.gl/eiklr. |
Wednesday
Sep 5, 2018
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Integrating K-12 Computer Science Concepts: π Digital Breakout – Alchemy Code Lab This group is for all educators interested in learning about the K-12 Computer Science Framework Core Concepts and Core Practices and how to integrate computer science into any content area. Coding and computing will become a game-changing skill for our students. By learning to integrate it seamlessly into our core content - rather than adding computer science as another subject to teach, we are preparing students for the future and providing unparalleled motivation and challenge to our curriculum. For our September gathering, you will learn more about the K-12 Computer Science Framework Core Concepts by participating in a Digital Breakout - an activity you can modify for any content or grade level! All materials are hosted on our Google Classroom - bring your laptop to participate in the activity and gain access to additional resources and lessons. Let us help you get started integrating and aligning computer science today! This is the perfect place to begin building your computer science Professional Learning Network. Please RSVP at https://www.meetup.com/CS-For-Teachers/events/253626905/ . Thank you to Alchemy Code Lab for supporting K-12 computer science education! |
Wednesday
Oct 3, 2018
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Integrating K-12 Computer Science Concepts: Storytelling through Coding π» – Alchemy Code Lab This group is for all educators interested in learning about the K-12 Computer Science Framework Core Concepts and Core Practices and how to integrate computer science into any content area. In this meeting, you will code to learn and show what you know using Scratch. Participants will tell a story and demonstrate a deep understanding of social studies (or any!) content. Coding and computing will become a game-changing skill for our students. By learning to integrate it seamlessly into our core content - rather than adding computer science as another subject to teach, we are preparing students for the future and providing unparalleled motivation and challenge to our curriculum. Let us help you get started integrating and aligning computer science today! This is the perfect place to begin building your computer science Professional Learning Network. You will need to bring your laptop computer π»to participate in this meeting! Thank you to Alchemy Code Lab for supporting K-12 computer science education! |