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5 | Kellie DeLosSantos | Gamification with Goose Chase | Participants will have a blast exploring game based learning through the use of Goose Chase. Administrators and teachers learn how to design your own game to best fit your audience, goals and objectives. | Yes | Gamification with Goose Chase by Kellie DeLosSantos | |||||||||||||||
6 | Kellie DeLosSantos | Write Papers with Google: | Explore extensions like Goobric, JoeZoo, Easy Bib and other tricks to make it easier for you and your students to use Google Docs when writing papers. | Yes | Write Papers with Google: by Kellie DeLosSantos | |||||||||||||||
9 | Patrick Diemer | Using Google Tools for a Differentiation Tic Tac Toe Board | We will be looking at how we can create a Tic Tac Toe Board using Google Tools. This activity will allow students to choose how they demonstrate what they have learned. Participants will see two tic tac toe boards, how the squares were created, how they were managed, and time will be given to start brainstorming activities to use in your class. | No on Thursday Yes on Friday | Using Google Tools for a Differentiation Tic Tac Toe Board by Patrick Diemer | |||||||||||||||
10 | Patrick Diemer | Using Online Video's to Differentiate in Your Classroom | We will discuss online resources for using video in the classroom to promote student learning. Playposit.com, and VideoNot.es will be the focus, with other options explored if time permits. Participants will have time to create an interactive video experience and share video resources with other participants. | No | Using Online Video's to Differentiate in Your Classroom by Patrick Diemer | |||||||||||||||
11 | Angela Breneman | Stepping Up To Differentiated Reading And Writing | Are you struggling to help your students get the most out of their learning in reading or writing? Do you need some support with how to differentiate to better meet the needs of your students? Come listen to two special education teachers share their experiences and tips on how to differentiate through the use of tech and non-tech tools for a variety of learners during reading and writing time that results in more engagement for students. | Yes | Stepping Up To Differentiated Reading And Writing by Angela Breneman | |||||||||||||||
12 | Angela Breneman | Clearing the Fog about STEAM | In this session, you will learn about what STEAM (science, technology, engineering, art, and math) is and how it can engage and challenge students to use higher order thinking and to think creatively. Google CS First, code.org, iPad apps, and a variety of hands-on coding tools will be referenced in this session. | Yes | Clearing the Fog about STEAM by Angela Breneman | |||||||||||||||
13 | Andrew Shauver | Rigorous Content, Accessible Learning: Tools and Strategies to Engage All Learners in Secondary Math | Through story-telling and group discussion, we will explore methods of making mathematics at the secondary level more accessible to all learners without resorting to changing the content or lowering our expectations. Universal Design for Learning will form the backbone of our discussion, and when it comes to building solutions, technology can help, but so will deliberate discussion around goal-setting, the realities of learning mathematics, and the art of struggling well. | Yes | Rigorous Content, Accessible Learning: Tools and Strategies to Engage All Learners in Secondary Math by Andrew Shauver | |||||||||||||||
14 | Rachael Langley | When Helping isn't Helping: Building Prompt Awareness within the Team | When teaching learners with complex communication needs, there is often an unspoken drive to prompt, prompt, prompt students to communicate. Educators and paraeducators with the best intentions of helping are often creating an overdependence upon prompts. Join this discussion on prompt hierarchies, least-to-most prompting, and the role of modeling in learning new skills. With a focus on communication autonomy, this session considers the need for awareness regarding how much prompting is occurring. The focus of this presentation is primarily how prompting relates to teaching language through augmentative/alternative communication (AAC). However, participants will be challenged to apply these ideas to other areas of learning. | Yes | When Helping isn't Helping: Building Prompt Awareness within the Team by Rachael Langley | |||||||||||||||
15 | Ryan Lisek | Engagement Strategies for Any Classroom | Engaging students is becoming increasingly difficult in today’s fast paced world. In this session, teachers will be presented with strategies that increase engagement within their classroom to ensure all students have the opportunity to be successful in learning. The session will include hands-on demonstrations of technology and non-technology resources to keep you students at their best. | Yes | Engagement Strategies for Any Classroom by Ryan Lisek | |||||||||||||||
16 | Ryan Lisek | Twitter: Teacher PD from Your Living Room | Social media is more than just a place to post selfies and updates about your trip to the grocery store. During this session, teachers be introduced to Twitter as an online professional learning community, take part in a mini Edchat session, and be provided with a list of #hashtags to get them started on their "Twitter for Education" journey. | Yes | Twitter: Teacher PD from Your Living Room by Ryan Lisek | |||||||||||||||
17 | Kindy Segovia | Adapt, Differentiate and UDLize with Google Slides! | Of course Google Slides is a terrific, cloud-based tool for presentations. But it’s also an amazing tool for differentiation, engagement and UDL. Embed multimedia, forms and links to outside content. Create “adapted” adventures that take students down alternative paths and story lines. Build quizzes from templates - think Jeopardy or Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?” - or create your own self-correcting assessments. Use to launch a differentiated lesson. Join me to learn these and other interactive Google Slides tips and tricks. | Yes | Adapt, Differentiate and UDLize with Google Slides! by Kindy Segovia | |||||||||||||||
18 | Kindy Segovia | Student Success with a Chrome Browser Toolkit | The Chrome Webstore has thousands of extensions that can boost productivity, provide accessibility, and support learning. Join me to explore a list of must-have extensions for your diverse students. This Chrome extension toolkit is not just for students with special education needs - but for ALL students! Oh, and there are tools in the toolkit for the educator, too! | Yes | Student Success with a Chrome Browser Toolkit by Kindy Segovia | |||||||||||||||
19 | Kindy Segovia | Digital Access to Content - YES! Is it Accessible? Yikes | Digital content and access opens doors for diverse students. Or does it? It’s possible that the very tools and learning systems being used to support your teaching might be jeopardizing some students’ access and success. Join us for some tips and strategies for choosing accessible resources, and tweeking your own resources to maximize user options. | Yes | Digital Access to Content - YES! Is it Accessible? Yikes by Kindy Segovia | |||||||||||||||
20 | Tammy Schiller | Making the most of your instructional coaching interactions | Whether you are an instructional coach, or a coachee, this session will offer practical applications for maximizing the time you have. Strategies for professional discussion and collaboration with the goal of benefiting students will be at the forefront of this session. | Yes | Making the most of your instructional coaching interactions by Tammy Schiller | |||||||||||||||
21 | Tammy Schiller | High impact strategies for the secondary math classroom | Experience and learn to apply several research-based instructional strategies to maximize student learning and engagement in secondary math classrooms. This session is designed for special and general education teachers, coaches and administrators. | Yes | High impact strategies for the secondary math classroom by Tammy Schiller | |||||||||||||||
22 | Anna McCrumb | Writers Workshop in Google Classroom | The writing process can become collaborative with the help of Google Classroom and Google Docs. In this session, I will give a brief overview of Google Classroom and Docs, but focus on building collaboration between students and the teacher to improve writing and communication about writing. | Yes | Writers Workshop in Google Classroom by Anna McCrumb | |||||||||||||||
23 | Ann Smart | Be Extraordinary | What do fairies, werewolves, ninjas and the design thinking process have in common?...Nothing. Unless you are using the Extraordinaries Design Studio with your students. Come explore this must have tool for any classroom, makerspace, or STEAM lab. Be prepared to problem solve, design, create, collaborate, and have some fun! | Yes | Be Extraordinary by Ann Smart | |||||||||||||||
24 | Ann Smart | Makerspace: Now What? | You have the understanding of what a MakerSpace is and how it can benefit your students. Maybe you already have the space and tools. Now what? During this session we will discuss and share MakerSpace ideas, themes, projects, and participate in a few different MakerSpace challenges. Come prepared to participate, learn, create, and build! | Yes | Makerspace: Now What? by Ann Smart | |||||||||||||||
25 | Terri Tchorzynski | Collaboration for Strong Student Support | One of the challenges of teaching is oftentimes feeling as though you are all alone when dealing with students with multiple needs, but your biggest ally and support could be more easily accessible than you think. School counselors work in the domains of academic, behavior, and college/career readiness so explore new ways to team with these professionals in your building so you can offer the best support possible for your students. A comprehensive, data-driven and student-centered counseling department has the potential to partner with educators to support academic success - specifically for identified at-risk students, students with behavior problems, and students who need additional academic support. Discover strategies to develop a teacher and counselor team that is designed to meet the needs of ALL students. | Yes | Collaboration for Strong Student Support by Terri Tchorzynski | |||||||||||||||
26 | Rashell Bowerman (MDE) | Personal Curriculum: Individualizing the Rigor and Relevance of the Michigan Merit Curriculum for ALL Students | As Michigan strives to ensure that all students are career and college ready, the requirements of the Michigan Merit Curriculum may need to be modified to meet the potential of every student. This session explains the modifications that are allowable through a Personal Curriculum, providing options for students to customize their education according to their post-school goals | Yes | Personal Curriculum: Individualizing the Rigor and Relevance of the Michigan Merit Curriculum for ALL Students by Rashell Bowerman (MDE) | |||||||||||||||
27 | Kristen Asiala | Early College at CACC | What is Early College? Why should students know about it? Which students should explore it? Answers through an explanation of the Early College Opportunity at CACC | Yes | Early College at CACC by Kristen Asiala | |||||||||||||||
28 | Christine Schneider (MDE) | Using MeL Resources in Your Classroom: Grades K - 5 | Dive into the quality, vetted online resources from the Michigan eLibrary worth over $4 million, that are available free for use at school or home. In this session, you will learn which databases to focus on given your grade/subject area and how to integrate them into your curriculum. In addition to demonstrations of databases such as Scholastic BookFLIX, Britannica School, eBooks, Kids InfoBits, and World Book for Kids, you will be shown how to access items to use with your classes, such as how-to videos for each database and scavenger hunts. | Yes | Using MeL Resources in Your Classroom: Grades K - 5 by Christine Schneider (MDE) | |||||||||||||||
29 | w/ Margaret Lincoln | Using MeL Resources in Your Classroom: Grades 6 - 12 | Dive into the quality, vetted online resources from the Michigan eLibrary worth over $4 million, that are available free for use at school or home. In this session, you will learn which databases to focus on given your grade/subject area and how to integrate them into your curriculum. In addition to demonstrations of databases such as Britannica School, Opposing Viewpoints, Research in Context, eBooks, InfoTrac, and LearningExpress Library (for SAT/test prep), you will be shown how to access items to use with your classes, such as how-to videos for each database and scavenger hunts. | Yes | Using MeL Resources in Your Classroom: Grades 6 - 12 by w/ Margaret Lincoln | |||||||||||||||
30 | Michelle Ribant, Joanne Hopper, Ann-Marie Mapes | MI Roadmap: Exploring Michigan’s New Ed Tech Plan | Come learn about the state’s new education technology plan, MI Roadmap: Transforming Education Through Technology. Actively participate to the prioritization of the plan strategies and activities in the following areas: learning, teaching, assessment, leadership, and infrastructure. Contribute to a compilation of vignettes that illustrate how some Michigan classrooms are already transforming teaching and learning through technology integration and learn about the journey educators took to get there. | Yes | MI Roadmap: Exploring Michigan’s New Ed Tech Plan by Michelle Ribant, Joanne Hopper, Ann-Marie Mapes | |||||||||||||||
31 | Ann-Marie Mapes (MDE) | OERs - What They Are and Why You Should Know About Them | If you don't know what Open Educational Resources (OERs) are, you should! In our continued trend of doing more with less, learn of the advantages open licensing can provide for you and your district, and how this can positively impact your students' learning with resources that are more personalized, current and meet more learning styles than traditional resources. Members of the #GoOpen Community statewide team will lead this session. | Yes | OERs - What They Are and Why You Should Know About Them by Ann-Marie Mapes (MDE) | |||||||||||||||
32 | Ann-Marie Mapes (MDE) | Getting Started with OERs | As replacing textbooks gets more expensive, educators are looking to replace them with digital resources - which tend to be more up-to-date and provide more flexibility than a static page. Hear the stories of the first Michigan schools to #GoOpen, and learn how you can start using digital resources today to positively impact student learning - at little to no cost to your district. | Yes | Getting Started with OERs by Ann-Marie Mapes (MDE) | |||||||||||||||
33 | Dawn Jones, MA & Marlene Cummings | Let’s Get Started with Core: Powerful Words as Building Blocks for AAC & Language | Just imagine if your students had a set of core words available to them in multiple environments, to use with all of their communication partners. The opportunity for them to learn language and demonstrate the functions of communication would be endless. You will learn about the power of core words and how to implement a universal core vocabulary. Success stories, videos and classroom resources will be shared. | Yes | Let’s Get Started with Core: Powerful Words as Building Blocks for AAC & Language by Dawn Jones, MA & Marlene Cummings | |||||||||||||||
34 | Dawn Jones, MA & Marlene Cummings | Okay, I have Core Words Everywhere, Now What? | Participating in classroom routines, connecting to friends and learning language are just a few of the benefits reaped by implementing 3 powerful strategies. Aided Language Input, Vocabulary Instruction and Opportunities coupled with Core will change everything. You will see examples of teams using these strategies, hear their successes and challenges and explore useful classroom tools as you support AAC and Language in the classroom. | Yes | Okay, I have Core Words Everywhere, Now What? by Dawn Jones, MA & Marlene Cummings | |||||||||||||||
35 | Cresta Wright | Instuction with G-Suite Core & More | Are you seeking to enhance your instruction or productivity while learning about additional resources in the G-Suite? How about some Google “Drive”rs Training to support yourself or students? G-Suite offers several Core and Additional Services that update continuously in Chrome. With Drive as an example, participants will look at strategies for effective instructional practices. We will talk about classroom instruction and tips for teaching with the G-Suite, share resources for ongoing learning, and explore at least one lesser-known essential tool such as: Contacts, Keep, My Maps, or Photos (based on audience preference) as a second example. | Yes | Instuction with G-Suite Core & More by Cresta Wright | |||||||||||||||
36 | Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | Understanding Student Motivation and How to Shape Student Behavior (Chapter One of CHAMPS) | This session include seven tasks that help you understand the basic principles of behavior and motivation. After this session, you should have a clear understanding of how behavior is learned and the role that you and your management plan can play in shaping student behavior in positive and successful directions. | Yes | Understanding Student Motivation and How to Shape Student Behavior (Chapter One of CHAMPS) by Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | |||||||||||||||
37 | Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | Clarifying and Teaching Classroom Expectations (CHAMPing it out, Chapter Four of CHAMPS) | This session includes three tasks that help you clarify and then directly teach your expectations for all classroom activities and transitions. | Yes | Clarifying and Teaching Classroom Expectations (CHAMPing it out, Chapter Four of CHAMPS) by Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | |||||||||||||||
38 | Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | Interacting Positively with Students and Maintaining Positive Ratios of Interaction (Chapter Seven of CHAMPS) | This session provides four tasks that you can manipulate to build positive relationships with and provide positive feedback to students. | Yes | Interacting Positively with Students and Maintaining Positive Ratios of Interaction (Chapter Seven of CHAMPS) by Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | |||||||||||||||
39 | Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | Developing Classroom Rules and Consequences (Chapter Three of CHAMPS) | This session includes five tasks that lay the groundwork for implementing an effective classroom management plan, including a set of classroom rules that address the most likely misbehaviors. It also includes examples of different types of corrective consequences that you can implement in your classroom. | Yes | Developing Classroom Rules and Consequences (Chapter Three of CHAMPS) by Jessica Hackworth & Jen Brown | |||||||||||||||
40 | Jessica Hackworth | The Five Lenses of Literacy Assessment | Work smarter not harder! Learn about the five lenses in which to assess literacy and some simple, quick ways in which to learn about your readers more deeply and uncover their true needs. | Yes | The Five Lenses of Literacy Assessment by Jessica Hackworth | |||||||||||||||
41 | Jerry Johnson | We All Can Be a Public Education Ambassador | How to be a strong voice for public education within policy and legislation. | Yes | We All Can Be a Public Education Ambassador by Jerry Johnson | |||||||||||||||
42 | Joe Rommel | HELLO, Hello, hello....Living in an Echo Chamber | What's an echo chamber? How does it relate to fake news? Why does social media creat one? This interactive session will explore the effects of echo chambers created on our social media feeds, and how we can balance it to better help both us and our students better evaluate resources we use for a basis of our learning. | Yes | HELLO, Hello, hello....Living in an Echo Chamber by Joe Rommel | |||||||||||||||
43 | Joe Rommel | Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego nowadays? | Remember the days of finding Carmen Sandiego? We've gone new-school! Come to this session for ideas on how to incorporate Google My Maps, google Earth, and Streetview into your classroom practice! | Yes | Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego nowadays? by Joe Rommel | |||||||||||||||
44 | Alaina Sharp | Good to Go with Google Classroom | Let's set up your first Google Classroom! We'll talk about all of the basics and share tips for making Google Classroom work in your classroom. | Yes | Good to Go with Google Classroom by Alaina Sharp | |||||||||||||||
45 | Alaina Sharp | Beyond the Quiz: 7 Great Things to Do with Forms | Google Forms are great tool for assessment! But let's talk about ways you can harness and unleash the power of forms in your classroom! We'll discuss ways to streamline your classroom procedures, facilitate differentiated instruction, and extend your classroom! | Yes | Beyond the Quiz: 7 Great Things to Do with Forms by Alaina Sharp | |||||||||||||||
46 | Sarita Shetenhelm | Surveys wonderful Surveys! | Using Google Forms to do surveys for School improvement and PBiS Data can increase student achievement. How to make them and Analyze them to help guide your next steps! | Yes | Surveys wonderful Surveys! by Sarita Shetenhelm | |||||||||||||||
47 | Courtney Nighbert & Anjie Webb | The ASD Brain and how it changes the way we teach | We will be describing the brain differences in students with ASD compared to "typical" developing students. We will also be covering the impacts the brain differences may cause in the classroom. When looking at brain function of our students and how they think differently (how they do not lose information like the rest of us and shed the "unwanted" items) It is harder for them to access information, theory of mind, how providing multiple choice for our ASD students instead of open ended help them with accessing information. Knowing how the brain functions in our ASD students will help guide instruction and how to need to best teach our students. | Yes | The ASD Brain and how it changes the way we teach by Courtney Nighbert & Anjie Webb | |||||||||||||||
48 | Anne Thorp | Set them up for success from the start | So many needs, so little time. Personalizing to meet the varied needs of your diverse classroom is hard! However, knowing and understanding your students’ strengths and challenges, as well as their interests and skills, you can design projects and lessons that engage students at their own level. Using tools that tie Universal Design for Learning and Personalized Learning together we will create learning opportunities to take back to your classroom to use the next day. | Yes | Set them up for success from the start by Anne Thorp | |||||||||||||||
49 | Kristin Biggs & Lesley Hagelgans | Increasing Student Achievement Using Technology in a Cotaught Classroom | Learn how to seamlessly integrate technology into a cotaught classroom to replace existing practices in order to work more efficiently and provide individualized student support regardless of the student's ability level. | Yes | Increasing Student Achievement Using Technology in a Cotaught Classroom by Kristin Biggs & Lesley Hagelgans | |||||||||||||||
50 | Justin Brown | Using data to construct preventative measures rather than reacting via damage control. | During this presentation we will use data (with a wee bit of humor) to discuss potential stress points within the learning environment. We will consider proactive measures for creating positive student learning outcomes/ as opposed to exhausting your personal energy to change the behavior after an event. | Yes | Using data to construct preventative measures rather than reacting via damage control. by Justin Brown | |||||||||||||||
51 | Ann Walton | To ESY or Not to? The How to and the Whys! | To ESY or Not to? The How to and the Whys!" This session will review the standards around decision making for Extended School Year (ESY), how to facilitate that conversation at IEP meetings, and how to enter that information into Illuminate. But more importantly, there will be audience participation on barriers and successes participants have experienced around ESY! | Yes | To ESY or Not to? The How to and the Whys! by Ann Walton | |||||||||||||||
52 | Leah Ortiz | Rethinking Guardianship | In this presentation we will explore alternatives to guardianship. While it has been thought that students with disabilities need to consider the next step in their adult life after school as having a guardian, that is not the case. The role of the educator, administrator, and parent will be discussed, as they hold an integral part in this process. Several less restrictive options will be discussed as alternatives to partial or plenary guardianships. The process for seeking a guardianship will also be explored. | No | Rethinking Guardianship by Leah Ortiz | |||||||||||||||
53 | Melinda Waffle | 5 Ways to Take Back Time | Sometimes it is a small change in habit that can gain us back hours of time over our work year! Come explore changes you can make today to “make” more time, and how these changes can help you impact student learning. We will be using email and calendar in Google Apps. | Yes | 5 Ways to Take Back Time by Melinda Waffle | |||||||||||||||
54 | Melinda Waffle | Breakout EDU - What's the Hype on Opening a Box? | Breakout EDU - a new fad or a valid method for learning? It’s hard to know until you experience one for yourself. This session will have teams whose challenge is to use the clues to break into the box. It sounds simple, but will require teamwork, creative problem solving, and thinking outside the “box” to accomplish the breakout, skills we want to foster in students for higher-level learning. | No | Breakout EDU - What's the Hype on Opening a Box? by Melinda Waffle | |||||||||||||||
55 | Pam Shehabi & Laura Griffith | Top 10 AT Review | Are you looking for assistive technology tools to support your stuggling students? Let the countdown begin . . . .we will cover our top 10 assistive technology tools that will make a difference for your students. Reading . ..Writing . . . .Organization we will cover it all. You will walk away with some great tools to use the next day to engage and improve student performance with step-by-step directions. | Yes | Top 10 AT Review by Pam Shehabi & Laura Griffith | |||||||||||||||
56 | Katie Newburn | Work Based Learning: Connecting Students with Careers | An overview of a successful work based learning program. This session will focus on the importance of work based learning opportunities, getting students ready for success on the job site, outcomes for students, and what to do when things do not go as planned. Help your students make the connection between their learning in the classroom and experiences on the job. Resources will be shared to help with the implementation of a work based learning program and meet state compliance standards. | Yes | Work Based Learning: Connecting Students with Careers by Katie Newburn | |||||||||||||||
57 | Nicole Meintz | Formative Friendliness You Need In Your Life | Learn the basics and some tricks of the trade to use Google Forms for assessments. If you're looking to go paperless or just want to simplify your grading workflow, this is the sesh for you. | No | Formative Friendliness You Need In Your Life by Nicole Meintz | |||||||||||||||
58 | Nicole Meintz | Low Tech Maker Materials - Hands-on learning, higher-level thinking | The Maker movement involves a variety of resources from high-tech to low-tech. In this session we will explore using some of the low-tech resources available for checkout in REMC12E and how they can impact learning in your classroom. | No | Low Tech Maker Materials - Hands-on learning, higher-level thinking by Nicole Meintz | |||||||||||||||
59 | Nicole Meintz | Make Your Calendar Your Personal Assistant | The collaborative calendars you can create with Google Calendar give you more power than ever before! Learn the ins and outs of making your calendar work for you - so you can work smarter and not harder. The session will include ways you can use calendars with your students and/or parents - whether it is generating student-created calendars, to documenting learning activities, to sharing upcoming important dates. | No | Make Your Calendar Your Personal Assistant by Nicole Meintz | |||||||||||||||
60 | John Phillips | How a piece of wood can change your classroom | In today's society the word "Maker" get thrown around a lot. In this session we will dig into the pedagogy behind the maker movement. We will explore the design thinking process and how it can be applied across curricular areas to positively impact student learning. Please come even if you don't think you are a maker as the concepts we will explore are applicable to all. | Yes | How a piece of wood can change your classroom by John Phillips | |||||||||||||||
61 | John Phillips | Design in 3D for FREE! | Curious about 3D printing? How about 3D design? Using FREE tools, you can learn how to use 3D design with your students to solve real world problems and expand their understanding of concepts across curricular areas! | Yes | Design in 3D for FREE! by John Phillips | |||||||||||||||
62 | Sam Lutgring | Google Inbox - mail that works for you | Feel overwhelmed by lists? Action items? Tasks? Manage by sticky note? Learn about Gmail Inbox with a new and updated look, along with the latest features that will help you work smarter! It's email that can actually work for you. | No | Google Inbox - mail that works for you by Same Lutgring | |||||||||||||||
63 | Dan Mares | The New Google Sites - Unleash Student Creation in Your Classroom | Google recently updated Google Sites and brought them into this century. Come to this beginner's workshop on how you can create awesome Google Sites for you or your students. Learn how you can get students started on making awesome, professional websites in your classroom! | No | The New Google Sites - Unleash Student Creation in Your Classroom by Dan Mares | |||||||||||||||
64 | Dan Mares | What is Project-Based Learning? A Primer | Heard of Project-Based Learning? Think that it might be something that you want to try? Come to this session to learn some of the basics of Project-Based Learning and how you can incorporate PBL into your Classroom! | No | What is Project-Based Learning? A Primer by Dan Mares | |||||||||||||||
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