3:00 pm - 6:00 pm | BYOL | $110 | 8 seats available
A13- Customizing your Common Core Language Arts Classroom with Web 2.0
Jennifer Roberts, Elizabeth Calhoon, Lisa Highfill
Three Google Certified teachers will share curriculum from their classrooms based on Common Core Standards. Build your online ELA classroom with free tools to amplify your digital pedagogy with expert support. BYOL
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm | $110 | SOLD OUT
A14- Use iBooks Author to Create Interactive Learning Resources for the iPad
Burt Lo, Joe Wood
With iBooks Author, you and your students can fulfill your potential as publishing authors. Not only can you create interactive multi-touch textbooks, but your students can create their own books, included embedded images, movies, audio clips, and links to the Internet. Walk away from this workshop with your freshly created books that can be shared and enjoyed on any iPad.
Participants need to bring the following: their own Apple laptop with a minimum of Mac OS 10.7 (Lion); iBooks Author; digital audio content, such as PowerPoint presentations, lesson notes, images, video clips, and audio clips; attendees need an iTunes account; bring a flash drive with lesson content, or have access to lesson content online (e.g. Dropbox); bring an iOS device (iPod touch, iPhone, or iPad) with a minimum of iOS 5.0.1 to preview interactive iBooks and to Interact with their finished books. Mac Lab
3:00 pm - 6:00 pm | $110 | 15 seats available
A15- Wowing the World: Digital Photography & Photoshop
Scott Davis, Digital Media Academy
Learn from a world-class photographer and teacher how to take stunning digital images and manipulate them in Photoshop. Complete what you saw in post-production with powerful tools in Adobe Photoshop. This hands-on session covers masking, layers and much more. More on Scott Davis at http://www.scottdavisimages.com/#/bio Mac Lab
Friday, March 15
Friday, 10:00 am - 11:00 am
10:00 am - 11:00 am | BYOL | $85 | 1 seats available
B5- Exclusive Q&A with Sir Ken Robinson
Sir Ken Robinson, Hall Davidson
Keep the conversation going through a special extended Q&A with Sir Ken Robinson! Immediately following Sir Ken's keynote, past CUE Board Member Hall Davidson will facilitate a 30 minute Q & A discussion on creativity in education and other topics. Then registrants will get a private book signing with Sir Ken, Out of Our Minds: Learning to be Creative. You must be registered to attend the Annual CUE 2013 Conference, and attendance is limited to the first 50.
Friday, 10:15 am - 1:15 pm
10:15 am - 1:15 pm | BYOL | $135 | SOLD OUT
B1- Hot, Free Apps for the iPad (Bring your own iPad)
Patsy Lanclos
Download and explore a variety of free apps to the iPad. Work individually or collaboratively in partners, or teams to design activities and identify the curricular value. Partipcants must bring his/her own iPad. BYOL
10:15 am - 1:15 pm | $110 | 7 seats available
B2- Building Classroom Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math; One-Brick-at-a-Time
Burt Lo
LEGO is synonymous with problem-solving and creativity. Discover how LEGO can be used to enhance the Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math curriculum in your classroom. You will leave the workshop with some sample LEGO projects to share with your students. Windows Lab
10:15 am - 1:15 pm | BYOL | $110 | SOLD OUT
B3- Design Thinking to Reach the Common Core
Pam Rickard, Chris Scott
Get a taste of the Design Thinking process while reaching the Common Core. Team up with other educators to design your 21st century classroom. BYOL
10:15 am - 1:15 pm | $110 | 5 seats available
B4- Using Moodle to Flip Your Classroom
Greg Pitzer, Stephan Legeny
Explores the use of a LMS for students to interact online within a safe community, to access content, and to participate in discussion forums. Build a Moodle classroom that allows students to control their learning. Mac Lab
10:15 am - 1:15 pm | BYOL | $110 | 26 seats available
B10- Explore-Flip-Apply: Using Technology to Power the Inquiry Cycle
Ramsey Musallam
During this workshop, participants will create and inquiry based lesson leveraging various free online tools to empower the learning cycle. Special focus will be given to using student misconception to tailor robust and formative online and classroom learning environments. BYOL
10:15 am - 1:15 pm | BYOL | $110 | 23 seats available
B12- Weebly
Leslie Fisher
Weebly is a very powerful, affordable and easy to use site that allows you to create dynamic websites. This class will show you how to create a website complete with customized graphics, colors, drop down menus, blogs and much much more. You will also learn about Weebly for Education and how it can be used to allow your students to create their own safe and secure websites. BYOL
Friday, 1:45 pm - 4:45 pm
1:45 pm - 4:45 pm | BYOL | $110 | SOLD OUT
B6- Go Digital with Google Sites - Dump those Curriculum Binders
Brian Van Dyck
Learn how Google Sites is the best tool for housing all your Unit Lesson Plans, resources, documents, and student file archive. You will never need another Unit Binder. Toss your Filing Cabinet tomorrow! BYOL
1:45 pm - 4:45 pm | $110 | SOLD OUT
B7- Stunningly Simple Presentations and Amazingly Easy Videos
Rushton Hurley
Using freely available resources and software, anyone can make digital media presentations that engage students, improve learning, and help promote programs at one's school. Come get seemingly endless freebies! Windows Lab
1:45 pm - 4:45 pm | BYOL | $110 | SOLD OUT
B8- 21st Century Lesson Design using Free Tools from Microsoft
Soja Delafosse
21st Century learning in your classroom...today! Everyone says “21st Century Learning”, but what is that really? At the end of three hours, you will know how to develop learning activities that are rich in knowledge building and require students to demonstrate creativity using Photosynth, AutoCollage, Songsmith, and Photo Story. BYOL
1:45 pm - 4:45 pm | BYOL | $110 | 23 seats available
B9- Tools for Wired Learning
Kevin Honeycutt
In this session we'll explore many engaging and useful learning tools and give you time to play and learn. We'll look as resources and learning communities that can support teachers when they are in the trenches. Mac Lab
1:45 pm - 4:45 pm | BYOL | $475 | SOLD OUT
B13- iPad Mini in Education Workshop (includes iPad mini 16GB wifi)
Kim Bass
This engaging workshop covers the initial setup of the new iPad mini, how to add content, how to make the most of iTunes U, and how to find the best educational Apps available - including Apps for creating content and media! An overview of mobile learning in the classroom, cutting-edge 1:1 programs, and volume licensing for education are also be included. Time permitting, the session includes a primer on using the mobile version of Google Docs (and Forms). Fun hands-on activities and opportunities to explore new Apps make this session a highlight whenever it's presented. iPad mini changes the way teachers and students access the web, share media, and learn on the go. CUE’s iPad Professional Development takes participants from opening the box & setting up their new iPad mini to having teachers ready to use it when they walk into the classroom the next day. A major focus will be on applications that can be used in the classroom to engage and ignite student learning and creativity. NOTE: Equipment subject to change and may not be most current version if updated within 2 months of conference. BYOL
Friday, 3:15 pm - 4:45 pm
3:15 pm - 4:45 pm | BYOL | $155 | 10 seats available
B11- AppleTV in Education Workshop (includes AppleTV)
Mark Hammons
Whether it’s media streamed from the Internet or the use of applications on a computer or iPad, the power behind the leverage and flexibility is a must have for educators. With the wireless capabilities of AppleTV it is perfect for the classroom, boardroom, and even the Cafeteria. Not only will participants see how to use this device for educating students, they will also learn how it can be used in various educational settings. With the a few simple steps AppleTV can even be used as digital signage for your school. Imagine walking into a room and begin displaying content directly from your iPad instantly! Participants must bring their own laptop and iOS device. NOTE: Equipment subject to change and may not be most current version if updated within 2 months of conference. BYOL
Saturday, March 16
Saturday, 8:00 am - 11:00 am
8:00 am -11:00 am | BYOL | $110 | SOLD OUT
C1- Blended Learning: Integrate Web 2.0 Technology into Your Curriculum
Catlin Tucker
Want to integrate Web 2.0 technology into your curriculum to engage students, differentiate instruction and create a student-centered classroom? This hands-on workshop provides concrete strategies to create blended learning model. BYOL
8:00 am -11:00 am | $110 | 14 seats available
C2- Hands-on Programming with Scratch
Scott Moss
Go from beginner to "Scratch-Master" in this hand-on workshop. Scratch is a free programming tool from MIT. Teach your students problem-solving and computational thinking. No prior programming experience required. Windows Lab
8:00 am -11:00 am | BYOL | $110 | 17 seats available
C3- Poetry in Motion, Making Movies on your iPad
Warren Dale, Lynell Burmark
Calling a new generation of Spielbergs! Bring your iPhone, iPad or iPod and design, shoot, edit and share curriculum-based movies. Please have a short poem and iMovie on your handheld. BYOL
8:00 am -11:00 am | BYOL | $110 | 22 seats available
C4- Captivate
Leslie Fisher
Captivate gives you the ability to create powerful interactive e learning content which can be deployed on a variety of devices including the iPad as well as a variety of other tablets. You will learn how to create different e learning content customized to your goals which will include anything from a video demonstration to a complete interactive environment. You will also learn how to add your PowerPoint slides to Captivate and discover all of the options for sharing your captivate files with the world. Mac Lab
Saturday, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm
11:30 am - 2:30 pm | BYOL | $110 | SOLD OUT
C5- iPad Apps in the Classroom for Instruction & Assessment (Bring your own iPad)
James Fossett
iPads present a great way for students to show what they know. We will explore 4 powerful apps that have great classroom potential. Come ready to dig in! Participants must bring his/her own iPad. BYOL
11:30 am - 1:00 pm | BYOL | $155 | 18 seats available
C7- AppleTV in Education Workshop (includes AppleTV)
Jason Seliskar
Whether it’s media streamed from the Internet or the use of applications on a computer or iPad, the power behind the leverage and flexibility is a must have for educators. With the wireless capabilities of AppleTV it is perfect for the classroom, boardroom, and even the Cafeteria. Not only will participants see how to use this device for educating students, they will also learn how it can be used in various educational settings. With the a few simple steps AppleTV can even be used as digital signage for your school. Imagine walking into a room and begin displaying content directly from your iPad instantly! Participants must bring their own laptop and iOS device. NOTE: Equipment subject to change and may not be most current version if updated within 2 months of conference. BYOL
11:30 am - 2:30 pm | $110 | 11 seats available
C8- Integrating Khan and OERs to Flip Your Instruction
Greg Pitzer, Cecilio Dimas, Burt Lo
Learn how to leverage Khan academy exercises and data collection to make the most of instructional time. Explore ways to flip your instruction using free open education resources. Mac Lab
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