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The Chromebook workshop will cover the basic tools on a Chromebook, and how they differ from traditional laptops. Resources and ways to use them in the classroom will be shared.

Google Drive will cover creating folders, file management, searching Drive, and sharing.

Basic Google Docs will cover creating documents, formatting text, using the drawing and research tools, and sharing with others.

Advanced Google Docs will take the basic knowledge of Docs and apply it to ways to use it in the classroom. Lesson and project ideas will be shared.

Basic Google Slides will cover creating presentations, formatting slides and text, inserting objects, animations, and sharing.

Advanced Google Slides will cover hyperlink, master slide management, and will apply knowledge to ways to use in the classroom. Lesson and project ideas will be shared.

Basic Google Sheets will cover cell formatting, formulas, charting, and will look at the similarities to Excel.

Advanced Google Sheets will cover conditional formatting, advanced cell formatting, and will apply knowledge to ways to use in PLC's and in the classroom .

Advanced Google Sheets for SLOs will cover how to enter formulas and conditional formats to identify different needs in your student population. To attend you must have knowledge of conditional formatting, and advanced cell formatting.

Basic Google Forms will cover creating a form, types of questions, form design, sharing forms, and collecting answers.

Advanced Google Forms will look at the advanced features of Google Forms, and how to use Google Forms in the classroom. Creating a self-grading quiz, multi-page forms, and setting up data validation will be discussed.

Google Classroom will cover creating a classroom, managing students, assigning work, and returning grades.

Google Calendar will cover how to change calendar views, create, edit and remove events, set event notifications, subscribing to district and public calendars, and sharing your calendar.

Google Sites will cover how to create a site, work with pages, add content, edit and modify the navigation bar and customizing the site.

This workshop will show you how embed a rubric into a Google doc.

Learn about approved apps and extensions that are useful in the classroom.

This series of workshops will teach all the topics required to be a Google Certified Educator Level 1, and will provide support in taking the test. This workshop is designed for those who have some Google knowledge, but would like additional training to prepare for the Certification test.

This workshop series is designed for those who are very comfortable with Google Apps for Education, and need a quick review of those items that a Google Certified Educator should know. This workshop will also provide support in taking the Certification test.

This workshop will cover the basics of setting up a Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram profiles, security and digital citizenship, and how to use social media in the classroom.

Learn how to use Skype & Google Hangouts in your classroom. Once you know how you will be able to connect your classroom with industry professionals, authors, classrooms outside your building, or take virtual field trips, you will only be limited by your imagination.

This workshop will cover what educators need to know about keeping their classes safe online and the information EVERY teacher should teach their students.

This workshop is an introduction to the Project Based Learning Design Elements, and will provide the knowledge and skills to begin designing a Project Based Learning experience.

Learn about the 4 C's of STEM, and how to integrate them into lesson design. Materials and resources for integrating STEM and STEM careers will be provided.

Learn about the elements of a Makerspace, and how to create one in your own classroom.

BreakoutEDU is a collaborative, hands-on experience for students that challenges them to think critically to solve puzzles and clues. This workshop will walk you through how to set up your own Breakout activity, and provide materials and resources for pre-made Breakouts.

Novel Engineering is a process that integrates Design Thinking and Literacy. As a teacher, you choose a text, and students use that text to identify problems and design solutions. In this workshop, learn how to plan a Novel Engineering activity and where to find resources.

WeVideo is an online, collaborative video-editing tool that teachers and students can use. This workshop will cover the video editing tools and settings, as well as getting started using WeVideo in the classroom.

Bloxels is a hands-on video game design activity that challenges students to think like designers to create their own games. In this workshop, you will learn how to use the Bloxels platform, and how to plan Bloxels activities for your classes.

Learn the basics of design, including layout, color, and typography. Gain the knowledge and resources to incorporate design into your classroom.

This session will introduce the basics of coding, and provide resources to teach coding to students of all ages. Both digital and "unplugged" resources will be provided.

Learn about the TLS, the district's online badging platform. This workshop will provide assistance in creating a TLS profile, and provide time and help in completing tasks on the site.

This workshop will provide assistance in setting up your School Messenger profile.

This workshop will help participants become familiar with the functionality of the SMART Board as well as the tools and tabs within the accompanying software, SMART Notebook.

This workshop will focus on making exciting and easy to use interactive activities for your classroom.  Learn how to create erase and reveal activities, disappearing objects, game boards, and many others.

GoGuardian is similar to LanSchool - it allows you to monitor students' activity on their district provided Chromebooks. This workshop will cover how to set-up a GoGuardian account, set up classes, and create classroom management customization.

Canva is a desktop publishing tool, available on the web and through an iPad app that allows you to create presentations, infographics, images, and other documents with easy-to-use design tools. NOTE: Canva is approved for teacher use only - this workshop will cover how to create materials to use in class.

EdPuzzle is a tool that allows you to integrate video with lessons for formative assessment.

This session will show you all about Learning Express Library. Learning Express Library features nearly 1,000 online tutorials, practice tests, and eBooks offering skill building in reading, writing, math, and basic science, career certification and licensure exam prep, college and grad school entrance test prep, GED®,ACT®, SAT*, AP*  test prep, and more.

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