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Monday, July 27
 

9:00am EDT

Keynote: Inspiring Kids to Greatness
As educators we have the ability and responsibility to build up every part of the child. Let's eliminate excuses and find any way possible to grow every child into their best selves. Todd will share his journey into tearing down walls and changing traditional expectations and definitions!
Presenters
avatar for Todd Nesloney

Todd Nesloney

Director of Culture & Strategic Leadership, TEPSA
Todd Nesloney is the Director of Culture and Strategic Leadership for the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA). He was previously a Principal/Lead Learner at a PreK-5 school in Texas. He is an award winning author for his books Kids Deserve It!, Stories... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 9:00am - 10:15am EDT
Auditorium
  Leadership

10:30am EDT

3D printing for the everyday classroom
How are 3-D printers are being used in everyday classrooms? Participants will join a discussion about the positive impact these machines have on student learning. Presenters will share resources that make 3-D design and printing educationally friendly for all levels. There will be six machines available for participants to tinker with during this session. Anyone who can use a color copier can use a 3-D printer.   
Presenters
avatar for Ben Barkey

Ben Barkey

STEM Instructional Coach, Warsaw Community Schools
Mr. Ben Barkey is a life-time resident of Warsaw, and a Warsaw Community High School graduate. He holds a Bachelor of Science from Manchester College in Education, and a Master’s Degree in Supervision, Instruction, and Administration from Ball State University. He taught Science... Read More →
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David Burden

STEM Instructional Coach, Washington Elementary School
I am the STEM Instructional Coach at Washington STEM Academy with Warsaw Community Schools. I've spent 8 years in the classroom as a 4th & 5th grade teacher. Before serving at Washington, I served five years in a traditional school and the past three now in a STEM school.
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Patrick Hazelton

6th Grade Teacher, Washington Warsaw Community Schools

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R127/129
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

Engineering a Story
This fun and engaging session offers a hands-on approach for educators to explore practical ways for integrating engineering design tasks in the K-6 classroom. Teachers will use read-alouds to identify a key problem, generate solutions, focus on the best fit solution and design a prototype to solve a problem identified in a book.
Presenters
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Nicole Baird

Instructional Coach, Warsaw Community Schools
Nicki Baird is an instructional coach at Warsaw Community Schools. She has the pleasure of working with K-6 students and teachers onboard the Warsaw Inquiry Learning Lab, a mobile STEM lab. Her greatest joy is seeing the curiosity and excitement STEM brings to the classroom.

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R131
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

I'm All Shook Up: Navigating the LVIS System for License Renewal
Participants will learn how to utilize the LVIS system to renew an Initial Practitioner's License and a Proficient Practitioner's License. Creating a Professional Growth Plan quickly and easily will also be reviewed. It is recommended that all participants set up an account on the LVIS site prior to the training.
Presenters
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Amy Sivley

P, Lakeview Middle School
Amy is the principal at Lakeview Middle School at Warsaw Community Schools. She earned her bachelor's degree from Ball State University and her master's from Indiana University. She recently completed her Ed.S. and obtained her superintendent's license. Amy has both building level... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R130
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

NBC Learn: Bring the World to YOUR Classroom
This session will allow participants to explore this engaging resource (which has been made available to all teachers, students and parents in the state of Indiana by the Indiana DOE Digital Learning) and share best practices for integrating video for multiple content areas including English/Language Arts, Social Studies, Math and Science into the face-to-face, blended or 1:1 classroom environments. NBC Learn K-12 features robust searching, browsing and filtering tools to aid research and inquiry-based discovery; plus all 18,000 resources are aligned to Indiana state standards.
Moderators
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Brad Hagg

Chief Technology Officier, Warsaw Community Schools

Presenters
avatar for Cyndy Harrison

Cyndy Harrison

Teacher - Government/Economics, Navasota High School
An ISTE-certified educator, Wakelet Ambassador returned to the classroom in 2021! Currently teaching US Government and Economics at Navasota High School. From Houston, TX, and taught in the 1:1 classroom environment for U.S. History in Cypress-Fairbanks ISD.

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
Tiger Central (G126)
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

Video Lessons Using EdPuzzle
As teachers learn more about "flipping our classroom" and integrating 1:1 technology in our schools, it is vital for them to find the right tools to use. EdPuzzle allows teachers to make any video a lesson! Participants will learn the basics of how to upload a video, edit it, embed quiz questions and assign it to their classes. They will see how EdPuzzle grades assignments and will view the resources available for teachers. Before leaving, teachers will create an EdPuzzle account and experiment with how they can use this in their content area.
Presenters
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Alison Schemmer

Warsaw Community Schools
I have taught Middle School/High School Spanish for 3.5 years and have continually sought ways to utilize technology to make language learning more effective. I have collaborated with elementary, middle and high school teachers across nearly all content areas and throughout many parts... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R133
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

Non-fiction: A user-friendly, fully K-12 LMS
Welcome to the only session taught like an actual class! Hands on experience! Bring any phone, tablet, or laptop and experience for yourself, from your choice of the teacher or student perspective, an easy to use LMS for all users at any level of tech proficiency. Experiences will include creating and completing an assignment, a test, personalized remediation or acceleration, and a surprise project-based learning experience.

*Please see us at the booth for the details on the MyBigCampus exclusive migration and Lightspeed integration partnership.
Presenters
avatar for Bryan Bennett

Bryan Bennett

National Sales, itslearning
Bryan has 7 years experience in education, including experience teaching Spanish and adult literacy, developing curriculum, and then supporting schools throughout the U.S. in implementation of new technologies. His pride and passion is in helping educators love their work and succeed... Read More →
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Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R144
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Leadership   Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

3, 2, 1. Lift off with Canvas
"I have a login to this Canvas thing. Now what?" Canvas is an amazing and flexible learning environment that can do so much! In this session, presenters will talk about capabilities that help get teachers going (and will get students excited). Presenters will cover the basics like navigation, creating class pages, importing files in addition to different methods of how to engage students. 
Presenters
avatar for Kurt Beer

Kurt Beer

K-12 Sales Director, Canvas by Instructure
Kurt is a graduate from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems. The first six years of his career was spent designing, implementing and maintaining global enterprise technology solutions for Eli Lilly and Company. Since... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R139
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Intro to google and Gmail
Warsaw schools is leaving Microsoft Outlook, and all staff members will now be using Gmail and Google apps. Participants will learn the basics of the Google platform, specifically the functions of Gmail, Google apps, and Google calendar. Teachers will also learn how to personalize their accounts and other options in the settings. Participants should bring their own device. 
Presenters
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Angela Huffman

Assistant Principal, WCHS
Angela Huffman is a current Assistant Principal at WCHS. She is graduate of IPFW with her degrees in Biology and Chemistry where she played softball. After graduating, Angela taught and coached in Texas Angela is currently an Assistant Principal at Warsaw High School. Prior to administrator... Read More →
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Geoff Walmer

Warsaw Community Schools
Geoff is a Warsaw Community High School graduate, and returned this past year to join the Administrative team as an Assistant Principal. Before entering administration, he was a high school math teacher and coach.

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
G152B
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

There is an app for that!
With a increase in diversity in the classroom, teachers face the challenge to meet the needs of all students. General education teachers need effective, easy-to-use, and affordable technology options (iPad & Google Apps) to make learning accessible for all students.

Participants will identify technology solutions to make learning accessible and assist with the challenges in the classroom. Participants will discuss challenges in the classroom and learn about technology solutions.  
Presenters
avatar for Brandi Prather-Leming

Brandi Prather-Leming

assistant professor, University of Saint Francis
I taught special and elementary education teacher for 12 years. I am the Director of Special Education at the University of Saint Francis. I earned a BS degree in Elementary and Special Education from Ball State University, MS in Special Education from Butler University, and Educational... Read More →

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Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R147
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

The World Wide Teachers' Lounge
"The World Wide Teachers Lounge" will help participants at create and connect with a PLN (personalized/professional learning network). Participants will look at the definition and tools of a PLN and will dig into the power and potential of "being networked." Tools that will be examined include Twitter, Google+, Voxer, and podcasts. 
Presenters
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Casey Nidlinger

Math Teacher, Bluffton Harrison Middle School
"I am passionate about education. I love finding new and innovative ways to engage my students and make learning fun and engaging. Currently I am a middle school math teacher at Bluffton Harrison MSD in Bluffton, IN. In my classroom I utilize a flipped classroom model of learning... Read More →

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Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R137
  Digital Citizenship   Leadership   Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Digging into Destiny to Support 1:1 Learning
Participants will get an in-depth tour of Destiny and will see how this resource can connect their students to databases, professional websites, eBooks, and print books. They will also learn how students can use this resource to write book reviews, access resource lists of professional websites, eBooks, and print books. They will learn how students can use this resource to cite their sources. Participants will have time to dig in and explore using their personal accounts in Destiny.   
Presenters
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Wendy Kovach

Warsaw Community Schools
Wendy Kovach is the Coordinator of Library Services for Warsaw Community Schools. She is also the teacher-librarian at Gateway Education Center. The K-12 library program focuses on teaching information literacy skills to students using the AASL 21st Century Learner Standards... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R132
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

I Don't 'Get It'
Participants will learn about and use free online tools/apps for formative assessment and instruction. Attendees will learn how to use these tools to gather real-time data within a lesson to guide lesson pacing, extension, or review for students as well as learn how to use the data gathered to form small groups or personalize instruction for a student. 
Presenters
avatar for Eric Johnson

Eric Johnson

LaSalle Elementary - 6th Grade, School City of Mishawaka
Husband, father, educator. Basement guitar legend. Founder of EraseMeanness.org. Advocate of social media to broadcast the great things happening in today's classrooms. School City of Mishawaka District Teacher of the Year - 2015. I wear socks with my sandals.

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R143
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

Mimio Mobile
The MimioMobile app lets multiple students simultaneously contribute to the learning environment. Participants will see this in action by using the features of the app in a "mock classroom" setting. They will also collaborate with others to brainstorm and share ideas for using MimioMobile in their own classrooms.
To get the most out this session the following app is suggested: Mimio Mobile

Need help downloading apps? Stop by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby.  
Presenters
avatar for Val Weinstein

Val Weinstein

Warsaw Community Schools
Education: M.S. Secondary Ed - IU Teaching: Teacher of at-risk students & tech mentor at Lakeview Middle School. "Hobbies:" Enjoy technology, reading, golf, biking. Global Team Leader of iOS support volunteers for the Bible App.

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R141
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

Snagit – Capture Screenshots and Create One-Take Videos
Educators are invited to come and get some hands-on practice with Snagit. Participants will learn about several examples of how Snagit can help improve communication with students, parents, and colleagues.  
Presenters
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Ryan Eash

Learning and Development Specialist, TechSmith Corporation
Ryan designs, implements, and maintains curriculum that helps educators create images and videos. Prior to joining TechSmith in 2007, Ryan received his bachelor’s in elementary education from Indiana University, his master’s in instructional technology and design from East Carolina... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
Little Tiger (G124)
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

Coffee with a Keynote - Todd Nesloney
Enjoy a delicious cup of coffee as you interact and ask questions of Keynote speaker Todd Nesloney
Presenters
avatar for Todd Nesloney

Todd Nesloney

Director of Culture & Strategic Leadership, TEPSA
Todd Nesloney is the Director of Culture and Strategic Leadership for the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA). He was previously a Principal/Lead Learner at a PreK-5 school in Texas. He is an award winning author for his books Kids Deserve It!, Stories... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
Media Center
  Leadership

10:30am EDT

Bee-Bot Robotics
During this session, participants will be introduced to the Bee-Bot. Bee-Bots are a programmable robot designed for young children. Children can design maps and roads and then program the Bee-Bot to take a route. The Bee-Bots can also be used across the curriculum and utilized in Language Arts to be programed to spell out words on a mat. Maps, roads and other interactive mats are available to extend learning. Bee-Bots can be used in whole group, small groups and learning stations. During this session participants will learn how to program a Bee-Bot and how to use this robot in a classroom. 
Presenters
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Gina Courtois

Kindergarten Teacher, Madison Elementary - WCS
I am a Kindergarten Teacher for Warsaw Community Schools. I have taught Kindergarten for fifteen years.

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R146
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

On the Air
One of the greatest benefits of 21st century, technology-infused classrooms is the integration of authentic audiences. Launching a student-led radio station (podcasting) has enabled Plymouth students to reach listeners worldwide with “live, local” shows produced solely by students. Podcasting empowers students to innovatively craft their own digital learning experiences through independent and collaborative discovery and creation while addressing the new media, speaking and listening, research, and writing standards. Podcasting allows broadcasting live through automation and streaming while always on the air. There are no streaming servers to support or drain on facility bandwidth, which is a concern in most school corporations. All that is required is a Mac and an Internet connection. This method allows teachers to empower students to innovatively craft their own digital learning experiences through discovery and creation.
Presenters
avatar for Paula Neidlinger

Paula Neidlinger

8th Humanities & Mass Media Teacher, Plymouth Community Schools
Global connected learning and creating engaging real world experiences in the classroom is the focus of my 21st century teaching. I currently teach 8th grade Humanities and Mass Media and have been part of a 1:1 school for five years. I have been a teacher and administrator in the... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R142
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Professional Learning with Twitter 101: Twitter with Training Wheels
Participants will learn how to set up a Twitter account, edit a profile, follow, favorite, navigate, use hashtags, tweet and retweet. This will be a safe environment to begin a professional learning ride! 
To get the most out this session please have a Twitter account created.

Need help top by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby.    
Presenters
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Lorinda Kline

Instructional Coach, Warsaw Community Schools
Lorinda Kline brings purpose, passion, and joy to learning. She serves Warsaw Community Schools as the K-12 Professional Learning Communities Instructional Coach. Lorinda also leads professional learning and consults for educational service centers, conferences, and school districts... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R135
  Learning in the Digital Age

11:30am EDT

Complimentary Lunch in the Cafeteria
Enjoy a delicious lunch from Panera while sharing a great morning of learning.

Remember to stop back in the afternoon for a great sweet treat. 
Monday July 27, 2015 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Cafeteria

12:30pm EDT

Exciting Apps for the Secondary Level
Looking for iPad apps that will enhance learning in any content area? This session will explore a wide variety of tools that are engaging, collaborative, and simple to use. The format will be "Show and Tell" with time to play and explore! Participants should bring an iPad to follow along or just come to watch and learn. (Take-home information will be provided) 
Presenters
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Dr. Chris Boyd

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Ed.D in Educational Leadership/Technology Teaches PE/Health/Technology Mother of three great children
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Val Weinstein

Warsaw Community Schools
Education: M.S. Secondary Ed - IU Teaching: Teacher of at-risk students & tech mentor at Lakeview Middle School. "Hobbies:" Enjoy technology, reading, golf, biking. Global Team Leader of iOS support volunteers for the Bible App.

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R144
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Magic of McMillen Health Education
McMillen Center professional educators can connect to students anywhere whether in a face-to-face format or through the internet with interactive presentations that align to Indiana’s Health and Wellness Standards. The Magic of McMillen presentation will highlight an elementary bullying program called "Don’t Give Me Any Bull," a middle school drug education program called "Informed Decisions" and a high school nutrition class called "Balance Your Act." Each of these programs is interactive, and attendees will be able to participate in a couple of activities that are part of these programs. Attendees will learn what McMillen can offer face-to-face or via the internet. This will be a glimpse of how health education can be fun and participatory and will give teachers take-aways and useful information as well.
Presenters
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Linda Hathaway

McMillen Center for Health Education
Linda Hathaway joined the McMillen Center in August of 1993. Linda graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Vocational Home Economics Education from Purdue University. Since 1989, she has been Certified in Family and Consumer Sciences through the American Association of Family and... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R136
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Meshing Content with Skills
Throw out those old worksheets! Participants will learn how to mesh their content with technology tools to make students shine. The main goal will be to get teachers thinking how to creatively challenge their students with assessments that incorporate academic content as well as 21st Century skills. Sarah will share ideas, resources, and ways to assess student understanding of content with the incorporation of technology. Participants will be able to create and inspire each other to find new ways to challenge students. Participants will be collaborating and brainstorming with access to shared resources used in the presentation. 
Presenters
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Sarah Wilson

Curriculum Director, West Noble School Corporation
Sarah Wilson is the Curriculum Director at West Noble School Corporation.  She helps lead instruction, assessment, testing, federal programs, and ESL services. Before joining the admin team at WN, Sarah taught history, psychology, and coached instructional technology use at West... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R132
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

3, 2, 1. Lift off with Canvas
"I have a login to this Canvas thing. Now what?" Canvas is an amazing and flexible learning environment that can do so much! In this session, presenters will talk about capabilities that help get teachers going (and will get students excited). Presenters will cover the basics like navigation, creating class pages, importing files in addition to different methods of how to engage students.
Presenters
avatar for Kurt Beer

Kurt Beer

K-12 Sales Director, Canvas by Instructure
Kurt is a graduate from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems. The first six years of his career was spent designing, implementing and maintaining global enterprise technology solutions for Eli Lilly and Company. Since... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R139
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Let It Snow! The Virtual Learning Alternative
This session will explore an eLearing day from beginning to end. Annette will discuss how to meet the guidelines and walk through the process of implementing an eLearning day program as well as what applications work and how to implement best practices using online tools in classrooms for a smooth transition to a virtual learning day.  .
Presenters
avatar for Annette Spear

Annette Spear

Technology Supervisor, Pioneer Regional School Corporation
My twenty years of experience in Indiana Education and background in technology allow me a unique bridge between the education and technology worlds. I am Pioneer Regional School Corporation’s Technology Supervisor and Coach/Google Certified Educator. During my time with Pioneer’s... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R131
  Content & Tools   Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Preparing Digital Citizens in Today¹s World
Digital Citizenship is more than just a teaching tool; it is a way to prepare students for a society full of technology. Participants will learn how to incorporate digital citizenship strategies into daily instruction that include the following: Access, Communication, Literacy, Etiquette, Security, and Rights and Responsibilities.
Presenters
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Pam Evans

Consultant, Chalkable (formerly STI)
Pam is an educational technology consultant specializing in technology integration, BYOD implementations, mobile learning devices, and interactive whiteboard technologies. She has over 25 years of experience as a classroom teacher, instructional technologist, and technology director... Read More →
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PowerSchool

Field Sales Representative, PowerSchool

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R147
  Digital Citizenship

12:30pm EDT

Email Zen: Outlook and Gmail Tips
This session is for anyone who feels stress at the prospect of opening his/her Inbox. Justin will share his experience as a high-volume email user to help participants get a handle on an overflowing Inbox. With these straight-forward strategies, automation tips, and shortcuts, participants can spend less time on email and more time on things that matter! -Concepts and demonstrations apply to both Gmail and Outlook 2010/2013 email clients-
Presenters
avatar for Justin Weaver

Justin Weaver

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Justin Weaver is currently a middle school engineering (PLTW) teacher at Lakeview Middle School, but before that, he was a technology support specialist at Warsaw Community High School.

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R135
  Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

How to Make Excel Your Friend
Participants will learn the fundamental elements of Excel that will make it their favorite tool in the office! Participants should bring a laptop or just watch and follow along as the presenter demonstrates how to easily manipulate data, streamline school office tasks, perform mail merges, and use formulas. Bring any questions you have about Excel!
Presenters
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Amy Mencarelli

Warsaw Community Schools
Amy works in the Human Resources Department at Warsaw Community Schools. She previously worked in higher education and recently earned her MBA. Excel is a tool she uses daily, and she loves showing others how they can use Excel to make their work lives simpler!

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R133
  Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

OrangeSlice Rubric
Matt will introduce OrangeSlice Rubric, a new Google Docs Add-on, and show how it can improve students' literacy and writing skills as students work peer-to-peer and independently. Participants will explore different scenarios using both analytical and holistic rubrics leading students into authentic assessment while developing their critical thinking skills.
Presenters
MB

Matt Buchanan

OrangeSlice Rubric
I am a high school science teacher at Angola High. I feel developing a student’s literacy and writing skills are foundationally important in developing a student’s critical thinking skills. Once a student reflects and can meaningfully articulate what they have learned, then I... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R143
  Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Library Technology Sandbox
Participants will be matched up with a librarian who will help them use Destiny, Webpath Express, databases, professional websites, eBooks, and print resources to help support the participants' information / curriculum needs. The librarians will also help participants develop research opportunities for their students, select information resources, and provide instruction on how to cite these sources.
Presenters
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Wendy Kovach

Warsaw Community Schools
Wendy Kovach is the Coordinator of Library Services for Warsaw Community Schools. She is also the teacher-librarian at Gateway Education Center. The K-12 library program focuses on teaching information literacy skills to students using the AASL 21st Century Learner Standards... Read More →
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WCS K-12 Librarians

The K-12 Librarians provide library services for the schools in the Warsaw Community Schools district. They use the 21st Century Learner Standards to teach information literacy and research skills to students in grades K-12.  

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
Media Center
  Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Finding Balance in a World of Constant Connectivity
Technology today has given teachers and students opportunities they never dreamed were possible. It also presents some challenges In a world where “connectivity” is literally unlimited, how do educators maintain a healthy personal balance of “work” and “home?” In this session, participants will engage in a dialogue that not only outlines the dangers of getting “out of balance” with connectivity, but also provides some ideas for engaging in our connected world in a way that is healthy.  
Presenters
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David Robertson

C, Warsaw Community Schools
David Robertson serves as the Chief Academic Officer for Warsaw Community Schools. Robertson is a Warsaw native and a 1999 graduation of Warsaw Community High School. After high school, Robertson attended Grace College in Winona Lake, IN where he received his bachelor’s degree in... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R137
  Leadership

12:30pm EDT

Teaching the Research Paper via Video
Participants will learn about three tools for teaching the research paper: (1) instructional videos, (2) Google Drive, and (3) conferences with students. Presenters will start by showing how they structured and made their instructional videos. They will then give examples of the power of using Google Drive with students for giving feedback. They will finish by talking about how to use the extra classtime provided by the first two tools to deepen conversations with students. During each section, they will field questions, and between sections they will have a discussion about how to apply the principles to participants' situations. 
Presenters
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Phil Call

Warsaw Community Schools
We are a group of teachers in our first 5 years at the high schol English department. We've received some training on making and using instructional videos, and we're excited to see what we can make happen this coming year.
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Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R141
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

TechSmith Relay – Allow Your Students to Learn Anywhere and Anytime
TechSmith Relay allows educators to create and share videos (and images) with students (or anyone) and insert quizzes and knowledge checks along the way. Users can see real-time video analytics to know who has watched videos or to see immediate quiz results to know exactly what students understand and don’t understand.    
Presenters
RE

Ryan Eash

Learning and Development Specialist, TechSmith Corporation
Ryan designs, implements, and maintains curriculum that helps educators create images and videos. Prior to joining TechSmith in 2007, Ryan received his bachelor’s in elementary education from Indiana University, his master’s in instructional technology and design from East Carolina... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
Little Tiger (G124)
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Using iPads to Address the LIteracy Standards in K/1
We will introduce iPad apps that can be used to address the Indiana State Literacy Standards in Kindergarten and First grade classrooms.
Presenters
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Gina Courtois

Kindergarten Teacher, Madison Elementary - WCS
I am a Kindergarten Teacher for Warsaw Community Schools. I have taught Kindergarten for fifteen years.
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Carla Milliman

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Carla Milliman is a Kindergarten teacher for Warsaw Community Schools. She has written and received grants for ipads for the classroom and integrates them into the curriculum.

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R146
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Encouraging Student Thinking and Engagement through Effective Questioning
Questioning strategies need a boost? Phrasing effective questions is a critical teaching skill and one that is often overlooked or taken for granted. While it may take most of a lifetime to master the art of effectively using questions to drive learning, in this session participants will explore some relatively simple things teachers can incorporate into their practice as they progress on their journey toward mastering this art. In this session participants will learn the principles involved in designing effective questions that mediate student thinking, analyze questions for their effectiveness based on the three characteristics of mediatory questions, and practice designing effective mediatory questions in their specific content area. Participants will also explore six strategies for effectively using questions to encourage student thinking and engagement and will learn the one question that can completely change their classroom dynamic. Numerous opportunities will be provided throughout the session for interaction, discussion, analysis, practice, and sharing. Participants will leave with the skills and knowledge to apply the material immediately in their own classroom.
Presenters
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Deb Sachs

Coordinator, Teach (STEM)^3, University of Indianapolis
Deb Sachs is The Coordinator of the Teach (STEM)^3 program and an assistant professor at the University of Indianapolis as well as the president and lead facilitator of Cranial Edventures Inc. She has worked extensively with teachers, youth, and adults in a variety of K-12, university... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
R127/129
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Going Deeper into Canvas
Participants who know the basics of Canvas will go deeper into using Canvas in the classroom. In this session, presenters will talk about assignment work flow, grading within Canvas and how to send those grades directly into PowerSchool. 
Presenters
avatar for Jeremy May

Jeremy May

Canvas CSM, Instructure
Jeremy began his journey in education as a 7th grade science teacher.  After trying the 'traditional' approach, he quickly found that technology was a tool to support and supplement his instruction to benefit his students.  While pursuing his Master's degree in Instructional Technology... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
R142
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Google Like a Ninja
Come learn all the great tools that Google has to offer you that exist to make your life easier!
Presenters
avatar for Todd Nesloney

Todd Nesloney

Director of Culture & Strategic Leadership, TEPSA
Todd Nesloney is the Director of Culture and Strategic Leadership for the Texas Elementary Principals and Supervisors Association (TEPSA). He was previously a Principal/Lead Learner at a PreK-5 school in Texas. He is an award winning author for his books Kids Deserve It!, Stories... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
Tiger Central (G126)
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Like Movie Maker? You will LOVE Camtasia!
Camtasia is a great way to bring several aspects of a video together, utilizing pictures, videos, music, and other visual effects. How is music added? What if it is too loud? What if a picture is to be seen longer than the next picture? What about cutting some video out? This presentation will answer some of your questions and help participants make a great video or slideshow. The first session will show how to start from the ground up and the presenter will make a video in front of the participants. The second session will be the participants' turn! Participants should bring some short videos, mp3 music, pictures, and or slide show frames and ideas for a video to get started! 
Presenters
KS

Kristina Stump

Wawasee Community School Corporation
Kristina has been a Syracuse Elementary music specialist in the Wawasee Community School district since 1997. She regularly uses technology in her music classroom, recognizing it is an amazing way to present ideas and concepts. Because of her role, she has also learned to utilize... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
G152B
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Avatars in the Classroom
Avatars are a great way to engage students. This session will go over some quick and easy ways to incorporate the use of avatars in the classroom. Participants will also learn how to use a fun tool called Aurasma to really get things moving! Wouldn't it be great if a photo of Abe Lincoln actively introduced the Gettysburg Address?
Monday July 27, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
R130
  Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

Connect Collect Collaborate
BYOD to assess student understanding at any point in a lesson without student emails. Teachers will be introduced to GoFormative.com that can be used to get real-time data with premade or on-the-spot questions for understanding with uploaded pictures, text and video lesson content; it can also be used to create classwork or homework. This tool gives students the ability to type, draw, and upload content from their web or personal files, and allows teachers to share student submissions for collaboration - all within one tool! Presenter will be using Nearpod which will connect the participants with ease to links and resources.
Presenters
avatar for Brittany Hamm

Brittany Hamm

Technology Coach, Whitko Community Schools
I have been a middle school math teacher for Whitko the past 15 years. I volunteered to be one of the pilot classrooms as our corporation began its 1:1 initiative. I am in my 4th year in the role as one of the two technology coach positions which allows me to work with students, staff... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R133
  Content & Tools

2:00pm EDT

Grokking the Web: Online Writing and Photography
Justin has overseen the creation of more than 3500 blog posts in three years as the Warsaw Schools district webmaster, developing a team of creators across 14 buildings. Whether as a mode to communicate with parents, internal staff, or as a marketing tool, participants will learn how to take advantage of the blogging and social media as well as learn tips on writing for the web audience and simple but effective methods for capturing engaging photos.
Presenters
avatar for Justin Weaver

Justin Weaver

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Justin Weaver is currently a middle school engineering (PLTW) teacher at Lakeview Middle School, but before that, he was a technology support specialist at Warsaw Community High School.

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R135
  Content & Tools

2:00pm EDT

Magic of McMillen Health Education
McMillen Center professional educators can connect to students anywhere whether in a face-to-face format or through the internet with interactive presentations that align to Indiana’s Health and Wellness Standards. The Magic of McMillen presentation will highlight an elementary bullying program called "Don’t Give Me Any Bull," a middle school drug education program called "Informed Decisions" and a high school nutrition class called "Balance Your Act." Each of these programs is interactive, and attendees will be able to participate in a couple of activities that are part of these programs. Attendees will learn what McMillen can offer face-to-face or via the internet. This will be a glimpse of how health education can be fun and participatory and will give teachers take-aways and useful information as well.
Presenters
LH

Linda Hathaway

McMillen Center for Health Education
Linda Hathaway joined the McMillen Center in August of 1993. Linda graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Vocational Home Economics Education from Purdue University. Since 1989, she has been Certified in Family and Consumer Sciences through the American Association of Family and... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R136
  Content & Tools

2:00pm EDT

Non-fiction: A user-friendly, fully K-12 LMS
Welcome to the only session taught like an actual class! Hands on experience! Bring any phone, tablet, or laptop and experience for yourself, from your choice of the teacher or student perspective, an easy to use LMS for all users at any level of tech proficiency. Experiences will include creating and completing an assignment, a test, personalized remediation or acceleration, and a surprise project-based learning experience.

*Please see us at the booth for the details on the MyBigCampus exclusive migration and Lightspeed integration partnership.
Presenters
avatar for Bryan Bennett

Bryan Bennett

National Sales, itslearning
Bryan has 7 years experience in education, including experience teaching Spanish and adult literacy, developing curriculum, and then supporting schools throughout the U.S. in implementation of new technologies. His pride and passion is in helping educators love their work and succeed... Read More →
GT

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R141
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Leadership   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

3, 2, 1. Lift off with Canvas
"I have a login to this Canvas thing. Now what?" Canvas is an amazing and flexible learning environment that can do so much! In this session, presenters will talk about capabilities that help get teachers going (and will get students excited). Presenters will cover the basics like navigation, creating class pages, importing files in addition to different methods of how to engage students.
Presenters
avatar for Kurt Beer

Kurt Beer

K-12 Sales Director, Canvas by Instructure
Kurt is a graduate from the Indiana University Kelley School of Business with a concentration in Computer Information Systems. The first six years of his career was spent designing, implementing and maintaining global enterprise technology solutions for Eli Lilly and Company. Since... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R139
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

Ethical Use of Electronic Resources
The participants will learn how to cite electronic and print resources including professional websites, database articles, books, and images. They will learn how to use the tools in Destiny to do so. They will also learn how to use ImageQuest to find photos for students to use without violating copyright laws.
Presenters
WK

Wendy Kovach

Warsaw Community Schools
Wendy Kovach is the Coordinator of Library Services for Warsaw Community Schools. She is also the teacher-librarian at Gateway Education Center. The K-12 library program focuses on teaching information literacy skills to students using the AASL 21st Century Learner Standards... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R132
  Digital Citizenship

2:00pm EDT

Cool Tools to Curate Content
When students are researching it is no longer "COOL" to "Just Google That." Participants will learn some great tools that teachers and students can use to find and share useful knowledge efficiently. There are plenty of user-friendly digital tools to help collect, organize and store web content in flexible ways to allow for shared resources that are accessible online. Educators can use content curation tools to streamline instruction by providing students with easy online access to a variety of resources to meet the needs of diverse learners. Easy tools that anyone can use - from primary grades to college level.
Presenters
DC

Dr. Chris Boyd

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Ed.D in Educational Leadership/Technology Teaches PE/Health/Technology Mother of three great children

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R144
  Digital Toolbox

2:00pm EDT

Make Your Videos Interactive with Fuse and Camtasia
Camtasia instructional videos can be interactive! Educators will learn how you to use markers, hotspots, quizzing, and the TechSmith SmartPlayer for endless possibilities of engaging content that encourages viewers to participate and not just observe. Participants will work through an example project together so to see the power behind interactive videos…and then start creating them individually. 
Presenters
RE

Ryan Eash

Learning and Development Specialist, TechSmith Corporation
Ryan designs, implements, and maintains curriculum that helps educators create images and videos. Prior to joining TechSmith in 2007, Ryan received his bachelor’s in elementary education from Indiana University, his master’s in instructional technology and design from East Carolina... Read More →

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
Little Tiger (G124)
  Digital Toolbox

2:00pm EDT

Using Technology in Primary Classrooms
Participants will learn about using iPads and the app iMovie to create book reviews. Presenters will also give a few other examples of how they have integrated technology into a literacy block. To get the most out this session the following apps are suggested: 
iMovie, Educreations, My Popplet Lite, and a QR scanner  

Need help downloading apps? Stop by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby. 
Presenters
MD

Mandy Duncan

Instructional Coach, Warsaw

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R137
  Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

RISE to the Challenge: Using Technology to Accelerate Learning
Technology is everywhere in education today. But how can we really determine if education is enhanced due to the presence of technology in the classroom? How can we ensure that significant investment of funding in the latest technologies is leading to better learning opportunities for students?

Together, we'll look at RISE and how technology use in the classroom fits into the evaluation framework. Also, we will explore various examples of classroom technology use as well as determine essential conditions that must exist for the maximum acceleration of learning through the use of technology.
Presenters
BH

Brad Hagg

Chief Technology Officier, Warsaw Community Schools

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R131
  Leadership

2:00pm EDT

Creating a BYOD Paradigm Shift with Innovative Thinking
BYOD has gained popularity but how do educators design and effectively implement BYOD? Throughout the workshop, participants will have an opportunity to respond to questions, participate in discussions by examining BYOD through the lens of all stakeholders. Participants should Bring Their Own Device to interact and participate in this session. 
Presenters
PE

Pam Evans

Consultant, Chalkable (formerly STI)
Pam is an educational technology consultant specializing in technology integration, BYOD implementations, mobile learning devices, and interactive whiteboard technologies. She has over 25 years of experience as a classroom teacher, instructional technologist, and technology director... Read More →
P

PowerSchool

Field Sales Representative, PowerSchool

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R147
  Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

Using iPads to Address the Math Standards in K/1
We will introduce iPad apps that can be used to address the Indiana State Math Standards in Kindergarten and First grade classrooms.
Presenters
GC

Gina Courtois

Kindergarten Teacher, Madison Elementary - WCS
I am a Kindergarten Teacher for Warsaw Community Schools. I have taught Kindergarten for fifteen years.
CM

Carla Milliman

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Carla Milliman is a Kindergarten teacher for Warsaw Community Schools. She has written and received grants for ipads for the classroom and integrates them into the curriculum.

Monday July 27, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R146
  Learning in the Digital Age

3:15pm EDT

End of Day Give Away - Must be present to win
Be sure to come back to the cafeteria for a chance to win great prizes from our conference sponsors and community supporters.
Monday July 27, 2015 3:15pm - 3:45pm EDT
Cafeteria
 
Tuesday, July 28
 

9:00am EDT

Keynote: Transforming Learning...One Voice At A Time
Tuesday July 28, 2015 9:00am - 10:15am EDT
Auditorium
  Leadership

10:30am EDT

Connect Collect Collaborate
BYOD to assess student understanding at any point in a lesson without student emails. Teachers will be introduced to GoFormative.com that can be used to get real-time data with premade or on-the-spot questions for understanding with uploaded pictures, text and video lesson content; it can also be used to create classwork or homework. This tool gives students the ability to type, draw, and upload content from their web or personal files, and allows teachers to share student submissions for collaboration - all within one tool! Presenter will be using Nearpod which will connect the participants with ease to links and resources.
Presenters
avatar for Brittany Hamm

Brittany Hamm

Technology Coach, Whitko Community Schools
I have been a middle school math teacher for Whitko the past 15 years. I volunteered to be one of the pilot classrooms as our corporation began its 1:1 initiative. I am in my 4th year in the role as one of the two technology coach positions which allows me to work with students, staff... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R139
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

Mathmagic for Teachers
Participants will explore teacher and student resources that promote learning, fun, and magic in math class. Participants will take a tour of educational websites, videos, interactivities, digital content, techniques, strategies, and presentation tools as well as discuss with other math teachers how to connect these resources to classroom instruction. 
Presenters
JP

Jennifer Pattison

teacher, MSD of Wabash County
Jennifer Pattison, a 6th grade Math and Social Studies teacher and former eLearning coach, believes that the best learning occurs when teacher expertise is combined with engaging technology and rigorous content. She has formerly presented at ICE, Warsaw’s e3Tech Conference, and... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R133
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

Unlocking Creativity With Lego
Push the instruction manual aside and see how open-ended LEGO building can be used to foster creativity in K-6 students. In this session, participants will experience several ways to integrate LEGO in the classroom to promote 21st century skills.
Presenters
NB

Nicole Baird

Instructional Coach, Warsaw Community Schools
Nicki Baird is an instructional coach at Warsaw Community Schools. She has the pleasure of working with K-6 students and teachers onboard the Warsaw Inquiry Learning Lab, a mobile STEM lab. Her greatest joy is seeing the curiosity and excitement STEM brings to the classroom.

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R131
  Content & Tools

10:30am EDT

Non-fiction: A user-friendly, fully K-12 LMS
Welcome to the only session taught like an actual class! Hands on experience! Bring any phone, tablet, or laptop and experience for yourself, from your choice of the teacher or student perspective, an easy to use LMS for all users at any level of tech proficiency. Experiences will include creating and completing an assignment, a test, personalized remediation or acceleration, and a surprise project-based learning experience.

*Please see us at the booth for the details on the MyBigCampus exclusive migration and Lightspeed integration partnership.
Presenters
avatar for Bryan Bennett

Bryan Bennett

National Sales, itslearning
Bryan has 7 years experience in education, including experience teaching Spanish and adult literacy, developing curriculum, and then supporting schools throughout the U.S. in implementation of new technologies. His pride and passion is in helping educators love their work and succeed... Read More →
GT

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R147
  Content & Tools   Digital Citizenship   Digital Toolbox   Leadership   Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Mimio Technology for Collaboration
Get the most out of your mobile devices with the MimioMobile™ application. MimioMobile allows for truly collaborative learning and ongoing formative assessment. Collaborative group instruction encourages student participation and idea sharing, and supports more student-centric learning environments. Empower your students with MimioMobile!

Presenters
JH

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R144
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

Email Zen: Outlook and Gmail Tips
This session is for anyone who feels stress at the prospect of opening his/her Inbox. Justin will share his experience as a high-volume email user to help participants get a handle on an overflowing Inbox. With these straight-forward strategies, automation tips, and shortcuts, participants can spend less time on email and more time on things that matter! -Concepts and demonstrations apply to both Gmail and Outlook 2010/2013 email clients-
Presenters
avatar for Justin Weaver

Justin Weaver

Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Justin Weaver is currently a middle school engineering (PLTW) teacher at Lakeview Middle School, but before that, he was a technology support specialist at Warsaw Community High School.

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R132
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

OrangeSlice Rubric
Matt will introduce OrangeSlice Rubric, a new Google Docs Add-on, and show how it can improve students' literacy and writing skills as students work peer-to-peer and independently. Participants will explore different scenarios using both analytical and holistic rubrics leading students into authentic assessment while developing their critical thinking skills.
Presenters
MB

Matt Buchanan

OrangeSlice Rubric
I am a high school science teacher at Angola High. I feel developing a student’s literacy and writing skills are foundationally important in developing a student’s critical thinking skills. Once a student reflects and can meaningfully articulate what they have learned, then I... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R143
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

Snagit – Capture Screenshots and Create One-Take Videos
Educators are invited to come and get some hands-on practice with Snagit. Participants will learn about several examples of how Snagit can help improve communication with students, parents, and colleagues. 
Presenters
RE

Ryan Eash

Learning and Development Specialist, TechSmith Corporation
Ryan designs, implements, and maintains curriculum that helps educators create images and videos. Prior to joining TechSmith in 2007, Ryan received his bachelor’s in elementary education from Indiana University, his master’s in instructional technology and design from East Carolina... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
Little Tiger (G124)
  Digital Toolbox

10:30am EDT

Coffee with a Keynote - Shannon Miller
Enjoy a delicious cup of coffee as you interact and ask questions of Keynote speaker Shannon Miller
Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
Media Center
  Leadership

10:30am EDT

AIR Studio: A Teachers' Community for Assessment Innovation Resource Development and Dissemination
The Assessment Innovation Research (AIR) Studio is professional learning community with a mission to help teachers strengthen classroom assessment practices. AIR consists of an online clearinghouse of resources made by and for educators. Resources include training videos, technology reviews, assessment instruments, and assessment best practices. All teachers are welcome to join AIR and share their own resources. AIR is a physical studio at Ball State and an online one. Teacher education majors from Ball State work in the on campus studio help make digital resources with teachers and assist in the management of the online studio There is also have a review process that allows the community to evaluate resources that meet select criteria. In this way, AIR helps elevate the profession as it welcomes all teachers to the community.

In this presentation, teacher educators and future teachers from Ball State University will demonstrate the AIR portal and its initial set of resources. They will present the online invitation to all pre- and in-service teachers and teacher educators to join AIR and begin adding resources, posting challenges, and providing ideas and solutions that work.   
Presenters
DM

Dr. Matthew Stuve

Ball State University, Teachers College
Dr. Stuve is the Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at Ball State University. Dr. Stuve is the Director of the Center for Technology in Education, Teachers College, Ball State University. He is also the President and Co-Founder, Educational Informatics, LLC. A systems and... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R136
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Essential Apps for the 1:1 iPad Classroom
The participants of this presentation will learn about the following apps that they can use in their 1 to 1 iPad classroom: ClassMessenger, Notability, Google Drive, Quizlet, Explain Everything, Educreations, Kahoot, Socrative. Participants will also learn how to grade on an iPad using Google Drive and Notability. Participants will learn how to set up their Google Drive using an add-on called Doctopus. 
Presenters
avatar for Andy Streit

Andy Streit

Warsaw Community Schools
6th Grade Teacher Eisenhower Elementary School in Warsaw, Indiana. 20 years teaching experience. 1 to 1 iPad Teacher

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R137
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

INSPIRE
The Indiana State Library has launched a new version of INSPIRE, Indiana's database portal. Are you in the know about the changes and knowledgeable about how your students can benefit from this resource? Join Suzanne Walker to learn more.
Presenters
avatar for Indiana State Library

Indiana State Library

Indiana State Library
The Indiana State Library develops and provides library services to state government, its branches, its departments and its officials and employees. It provides to the individual citizens of the state those specialized library services not generally appropriate, economical or available... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
G152B
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

iPad Tips and Tricks
In this session participants will look at the iPad and explore all the things they didn’t realize it could do. Participants will learn about resources that will be helpful when incorporating technology into the curriculum.
Presenters
AI

Apple Inc

Apple Inc
Tracy Ingersoll, Apple Account Executive

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R146
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Professional Learning with Twitter 102: Twitter 'Riding Solo'
Participants will learn how to respond to tweets, modify tweets, tweet a picture or link, search using hashtags.. This will be a place for participants to gain experience and confidence to navigate Twitter on their own. 
To get the most out this session please have a Twitter account created.

Need help top by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby.   
Presenters
LK

Lorinda Kline

Instructional Coach, Warsaw Community Schools
Lorinda Kline brings purpose, passion, and joy to learning. She serves Warsaw Community Schools as the K-12 Professional Learning Communities Instructional Coach. Lorinda also leads professional learning and consults for educational service centers, conferences, and school districts... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R135
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

Teaching the Research Paper via Video
Participants will learn about three tools for teaching the research paper: (1) instructional videos, (2) Google Drive, and (3) conferences with students. Presenters will start by showing how they structured and made their instructional videos. They will then give examples of the power of using Google Drive with students for giving feedback. They will finish by talking about how to use the extra classtime provided by the first two tools to deepen conversations with students. During each section, they will field questions, and between sections they will have a discussion about how to apply the principles to participants' situations. 
Presenters
PC

Phil Call

Warsaw Community Schools
We are a group of teachers in our first 5 years at the high schol English department. We've received some training on making and using instructional videos, and we're excited to see what we can make happen this coming year.
MS

Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R141
  Learning in the Digital Age

10:30am EDT

UDL- Unpacked and Simplified
UDL-Universal Design for Learning is an educational practice that reaches all students in the classroom. Since the “average individual” is a myth, UDL makes up-front curricular provisions for learners of most abilities and styles including students who are struggling, ESL, and/or gifted, using brain-based principals that facilitate the abilities these students. In this way, there is no time wasted in retro-fitting a static or inflexible curriculum. Participants will unpack this in order to incorporate the principals in their busy classrooms.
Tuesday July 28, 2015 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
R130
  Learning in the Digital Age

11:30am EDT

Complimentary Lunch in the Cafeteria
Enjoy a delicious lunch from Panera while sharing a great morning of learning.

Remember to stop back in the afternoon for a great sweet treat. 
Tuesday July 28, 2015 11:30am - 12:30pm EDT
Cafeteria

12:30pm EDT

45 Super Reading, Writing, and STEM iPad Apps
Discover many engaging, challenging, free and inexpensive iPad apps for reading, writing, and STEM classroom activities. Practical tips for integrating iPad apps into the curriculum will be presented.
Presenters
avatar for Janet Jordan

Janet Jordan

Retired educator, PFW
Janet Jordan has taught about integrating technology into the PreK-12 curriculum for many years to undergraduates, teachers, children, and parents. She currently makes iPad presentations at many local, state and national education and technology conferences. Janet was an officer on... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R127/129
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Destination Indiana: a New Website for Young Hoosiers
Join us for this tutorial about the Indiana Historical Society's new website, Destination Indiana--your portal to the past. This FREE resource lets your students explore historic images of their state from their desktops, laptops or tablets. Designed to be interdisciplinary and appropriate for grades 3 and up, Destination Indiana provides many new tools for studying Indiana history and culture. Laptops and tablets welcome but not required.
Presenters
BS

Becky Schlomann

Coordinator of Education, Indiana Historical Society
Becky Schlomann is coordinator, Bicentennial Programs in the Department of Education and Community Engagement at the Indiana Historical Society. A former middle school and high school teacher, she now provides professional development and support to teachers statewide.
LS

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R135
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Mathematics & PBL
Participants will see and hear about a project based learning unit designed to engage students in the stock market while they are learning about averages, graphing, and computation. Participants will be asked to explore the NASDAQ website and its uses in the classroom. They will also be given access to the project documents and be asked to look for more ways to integrate technology in the project or ways they could adapt it for use in their own classroom.
Presenters
RL

Rashelle Lofgren

Math Coach, Warsaw Community Schools
After graduating from IPFW with a degree in elementary education, I became a teacher at Leesburg Elementary School in Warsaw Community Schools. I just completed my fourth year of teaching all of which were in fifth grade. I was a participant of Engineering STEM Success MSP and will... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R143
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Meshing Content with Skills
Throw out those old worksheets! Participants will learn how to mesh their content with technology tools to make students shine. The main goal will be to get teachers thinking how to creatively challenge their students with assessments that incorporate academic content as well as 21st Century skills. Sarah will share ideas, resources, and ways to assess student understanding of content with the incorporation of technology. Participants will be able to create and inspire each other to find new ways to challenge students. Participants will be collaborating and brainstorming with access to shared resources used in the presentation. 
Presenters
SW

Sarah Wilson

Curriculum Director, West Noble School Corporation
Sarah Wilson is the Curriculum Director at West Noble School Corporation.  She helps lead instruction, assessment, testing, federal programs, and ESL services. Before joining the admin team at WN, Sarah taught history, psychology, and coached instructional technology use at West... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R132
  Content & Tools

12:30pm EDT

Collaboration in Google
Teachers will get a more in-depth look at Google apps and their use for a classroom, PLC, and personal file storage. All participants should bring their own device to work through several items and collaborate through the Google apps. The session will include Google Docs, Sheets, My Drive, Forms, and other apps specific to classroom use. 
Presenters
AH

Angela Huffman

Assistant Principal, WCHS
Angela Huffman is a current Assistant Principal at WCHS. She is graduate of IPFW with her degrees in Biology and Chemistry where she played softball. After graduating, Angela taught and coached in Texas Angela is currently an Assistant Principal at Warsaw High School. Prior to administrator... Read More →
GW

Geoff Walmer

Warsaw Community Schools
Geoff is a Warsaw Community High School graduate, and returned this past year to join the Administrative team as an Assistant Principal. Before entering administration, he was a high school math teacher and coach.

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
G152B
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Methods for Mobile Teachers
Digital organization is a must for traveling teachers. Learn to organize digital lessons and resources in a way that is easily accessible and usable wherever you are.
Presenters
JB

Jay Bolduc

Music Teacher, Warsaw Community Schools
Public school music teacher for 20+ years

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R130
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

How to Make Excel Your Friend
Participants will learn the fundamental elements of Excel that will make it their favorite tool in the office! Participants should bring a laptop or just watch and follow along as the presenter demonstrates how to easily manipulate data, streamline school office tasks, perform mail merges, and use formulas. Bring any questions you have about Excel!
Presenters
AM

Amy Mencarelli

Warsaw Community Schools
Amy works in the Human Resources Department at Warsaw Community Schools. She previously worked in higher education and recently earned her MBA. Excel is a tool she uses daily, and she loves showing others how they can use Excel to make their work lives simpler!

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R133
  Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Make Your Videos Interactive with Fuse and Camtasia
Camtasia instructional videos can be interactive! Educators will learn how you to use markers, hotspots, quizzing, and the TechSmith SmartPlayer for endless possibilities of engaging content that encourages viewers to participate and not just observe. Participants will work through an example project together so to see the power behind interactive videos…and then start creating them individually. 
Presenters
RE

Ryan Eash

Learning and Development Specialist, TechSmith Corporation
Ryan designs, implements, and maintains curriculum that helps educators create images and videos. Prior to joining TechSmith in 2007, Ryan received his bachelor’s in elementary education from Indiana University, his master’s in instructional technology and design from East Carolina... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
Little Tiger (G124)
  Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Mimio Mobile
The MimioMobile app lets multiple students simultaneously contribute to the learning environment. Participants will see this in action by using the features of the app in a "mock classroom" setting. They will also collaborate with others to brainstorm and share ideas for using MimioMobile in their own classrooms.
To get the most out this session the following app is suggested: Mimio Mobile

Need help downloading apps? Stop by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby.  
Presenters
avatar for Val Weinstein

Val Weinstein

Warsaw Community Schools
Education: M.S. Secondary Ed - IU Teaching: Teacher of at-risk students & tech mentor at Lakeview Middle School. "Hobbies:" Enjoy technology, reading, golf, biking. Global Team Leader of iOS support volunteers for the Bible App.

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R141
  Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Are You Ready to go Paperless?
Participants will learn how to grade on an iPad using Google Drive and Notability. Participants will learn how to set up their Google Drive using an add on called Doctopus.
Presenters
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Andy Streit

Warsaw Community Schools
6th Grade Teacher Eisenhower Elementary School in Warsaw, Indiana. 20 years teaching experience. 1 to 1 iPad Teacher

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R137
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Creating a BYOD Paradigm Shift with Innovative Thinking
BYOD has gained popularity but how do educators design and effectively implement BYOD? Throughout the workshop, participants will have an opportunity to respond to questions, participate in discussions by examining BYOD through the lens of all stakeholders. Participants should Bring Their Own Device to interact and participate in this session.
Presenters
PE

Pam Evans

Consultant, Chalkable (formerly STI)
Pam is an educational technology consultant specializing in technology integration, BYOD implementations, mobile learning devices, and interactive whiteboard technologies. She has over 25 years of experience as a classroom teacher, instructional technologist, and technology director... Read More →
P

PowerSchool

Field Sales Representative, PowerSchool

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R147
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Creating College and Career Connections Across Content Areas
Can teachers create unstoppable college and career comprehension connections for all students? Yes, they can, through building reading “grit” across the content areas! Join Diane for an interactive literacy discussion where specific, easy-to-apply reading process strategies that can help all populations of students to comprehend text will be discussed. Building the learning community, applying differentiated literacy instruction, and connecting reading and writing process “deep dive instruction” will be modeled.
Presenters
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Achieve3000

Regional Director, Achieve3000
Diane Baldessari is an experienced educator, trainer, and consultant who has helped Indiana schools implement educational technology programs for over 20 years. Using research-based programs to promote student literacy and educate others on the most effective web-based tools available... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R131
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

INSPIRE
The Indiana State Library has launched a new version of INSPIRE, Indiana's database portal. By the end of this session, participants will be "in the know" about the changes and knowledgeable about how students can benefit from this resource. Join Suzanne Walker to learn more. 
Presenters
avatar for Indiana State Library

Indiana State Library

Indiana State Library
The Indiana State Library develops and provides library services to state government, its branches, its departments and its officials and employees. It provides to the individual citizens of the state those specialized library services not generally appropriate, economical or available... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
Media Center
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Mac tips and Tricks
In this session participants will look at the Mac and explore all the things they didn’t realize it could do. Participants will learn about resources that will be helpful when incorporating technology into the curriculum.
Presenters
AI

Apple Inc

Apple Inc
Tracy Ingersoll, Apple Account Executive

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R146
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

The design psychologies of 1:1 devices: A comparison of tablets, laptops, and handhelds and their effects on teaching and learning
In this presentation, Dr. Matthew Stuve, an industrial designer and educational psychologist, will compare some of the key features of typical 1:1 devices. Dr. Stuve brings a unique perspective to the ways of viewing such devices. His training as an industrial design helps him isolate and articulate physical design elements and form factors that effect how devices are experienced in the hand, the backpack, and the mind. Dr. Stuve will bring a number of devices that teachers can, literally, get their hands on. In this way, teachers can sharpen their understandings of the 1:1 devices factors and how they better select devices and the ecosystems.
Presenters
DM

Dr. Matthew Stuve

Ball State University, Teachers College
Dr. Stuve is the Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at Ball State University. Dr. Stuve is the Director of the Center for Technology in Education, Teachers College, Ball State University. He is also the President and Co-Founder, Educational Informatics, LLC. A systems and... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm EDT
R136
  Learning in the Digital Age

12:30pm EDT

Amazing Digital Tools and Apps That Will Engage Your Students and Promote Creativity
Our students love being engaged and connected to their learning, passions, and technology. We have the opportunity to give them the tools they need to collaborate, connect, and create with others not just in their classroom and school, but around the world. In this session, participants will learn how to use a variety of digital tools to do just that...Connect, Collaborate and Create! Shannon McClintock Miller will tell stories, show a number of amazing digital tools, and give lots of real-life examples that worked for her in the library and classroom. You will walk away with a rich tool box filled with things you can put into practice with teachers and students.
Presenters
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Shannon Miller

K-12 Teacher Librarian, Speaker, Consultant, Author, Van Meter Community School
Shannon McClintock Miller is an international speaker, consultant and author who has a passion for education, librarianship, advocacy, technology, social media and making a difference in the world and lives of others, especially children. Shannon serves as the K-12 district teacher... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
Tiger Central (G126)
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

12:30pm EDT

Making Microsoft Word Cooperate
"GRRRR!! My computer just won't cooperate!" This workshop is for anyone who has felt like this when using Word. Participants will learn tools and tricks to make life simpler. A computer to experiment with these tools will be provided, and participants will learn by DOING. The presenter will give project ideas for students Kindergarten through sixth grade.
Presenters
MB

Marlene Byers

teacher, 1963
As a teacher of Kindergarten, fourth grade, and first grade I have enjoyed teaching students how to create printed projects to display their learning. As an adjunct instructor for IPFW, I found that adults are also looking to improve their skills with Microsoft software. I took on... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 12:30pm - 2:30pm EDT
R139
  Digital Toolbox

2:00pm EDT

45 Super Reading, Writing, and STEM iPad Apps
Discover many engaging, challenging, free and inexpensive iPad apps for reading, writing, and STEM classroom activities. Practical tips for integrating iPad apps into the curriculum will be presented.
Presenters
avatar for Janet Jordan

Janet Jordan

Retired educator, PFW
Janet Jordan has taught about integrating technology into the PreK-12 curriculum for many years to undergraduates, teachers, children, and parents. She currently makes iPad presentations at many local, state and national education and technology conferences. Janet was an officer on... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R127/129
  Content & Tools

2:00pm EDT

MimioConnect – Mimio’s Free Lesson Resource
Why start from scratch? Cut down on lesson prep by using MimioConnect.com. Learn to quickly find and modify high quality, existing lessons on Mimio’s content website. This is a free resource for Mimio users!
Presenters
JH

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R144
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox

2:00pm EDT

Intro to google and Gmail
Warsaw schools is leaving Microsoft Outlook, and all staff members will now be using Gmail and Google apps. Participants will learn the basics of the Google platform, specifically the functions of Gmail, Google apps, and Google calendar. Teachers will also learn how to personalize their accounts and other options in the settings. Participants should bring their own device.  
Presenters
AH

Angela Huffman

Assistant Principal, WCHS
Angela Huffman is a current Assistant Principal at WCHS. She is graduate of IPFW with her degrees in Biology and Chemistry where she played softball. After graduating, Angela taught and coached in Texas Angela is currently an Assistant Principal at Warsaw High School. Prior to administrator... Read More →
GW

Geoff Walmer

Warsaw Community Schools
Geoff is a Warsaw Community High School graduate, and returned this past year to join the Administrative team as an Assistant Principal. Before entering administration, he was a high school math teacher and coach.

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
G152B
  Content & Tools   Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

Let It Snow! The Virtual Learning Alternative
This session will explore an eLearing day from beginning to end. Annette will discuss how to meet the guidelines and walk through the process of implementing an eLearning day program as well as what applications work and how to implement best practices using online tools in classrooms for a smooth transition to a virtual learning day.  
Presenters
avatar for Annette Spear

Annette Spear

Technology Supervisor, Pioneer Regional School Corporation
My twenty years of experience in Indiana Education and background in technology allow me a unique bridge between the education and technology worlds. I am Pioneer Regional School Corporation’s Technology Supervisor and Coach/Google Certified Educator. During my time with Pioneer’s... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R141
  Content & Tools   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

Preparing Digital Citizens in Today¹s World
Digital Citizenship is more than just a teaching tool; it is a way to prepare students for a society full of technology. Participants will learn how to incorporate digital citizenship strategies into daily instruction that include the following: Access, Communication, Literacy, Etiquette, Security, and Rights and Responsibilities.
Presenters
PE

Pam Evans

Consultant, Chalkable (formerly STI)
Pam is an educational technology consultant specializing in technology integration, BYOD implementations, mobile learning devices, and interactive whiteboard technologies. She has over 25 years of experience as a classroom teacher, instructional technologist, and technology director... Read More →
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PowerSchool

Field Sales Representative, PowerSchool

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R147
  Digital Citizenship

2:00pm EDT

How to Make Excel Your Best Friend Forever
Participants will learn intermediate elements of Excel that will make it their favorite tool in the office! Participants may simply watch or follow along on a computer as the presenter demonstrates how to easily manipulate data, streamline school office tasks, perform mail merges, and use formulas. Bring any questions you have about Excel!
Presenters
AM

Amy Mencarelli

Warsaw Community Schools
Amy works in the Human Resources Department at Warsaw Community Schools. She previously worked in higher education and recently earned her MBA. Excel is a tool she uses daily, and she loves showing others how they can use Excel to make their work lives simpler!

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R133
  Digital Toolbox

2:00pm EDT

TechSmith Lab Time
Educators who are currently using one or more of the TechSmith products (Snagit, Camtasia, Relay, Fuse, Coach’s Eye, Screencast.com, Knowmia Teach) and have questions may join this session to get answers. This session will be used as an open lab time with no set agenda. Participants may stay as long as needed to get questions answered, or may interact with others to get ideas about how others are using TechSmith products and solutions.     
Presenters
RE

Ryan Eash

Learning and Development Specialist, TechSmith Corporation
Ryan designs, implements, and maintains curriculum that helps educators create images and videos. Prior to joining TechSmith in 2007, Ryan received his bachelor’s in elementary education from Indiana University, his master’s in instructional technology and design from East Carolina... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
Little Tiger (G124)
  Digital Toolbox

2:00pm EDT

Using Technology in Primary Classrooms
Participants will learn about using iPads and the app iMovie to create book reviews. Presenters will also give a few other examples of how they have integrated technology into a literacy block. To get the most out this session the following apps are suggested: 
iMovie, Educreations, My Popplet Lite, and a QR scanner  

Need help downloading apps? Stop by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby.  
Presenters
MD

Mandy Duncan

Instructional Coach, Warsaw

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R137
  Digital Toolbox   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

Using digital video for performance assessment and professional development
This presentation will provide an overview of new tools, techniques and models for using digital video to strengthen evaluation of student performance as reflect on one's own practice as a teacher. The presenter will demonstrate some essential practices for capturing good video and audio in the classroom, then present the different post production techniques and hosting solutions that teachers and students can use to reflect on performance and distribute the video. Using appropriate equipment and methods to capture video and then placing it in the right multimedia context optimizes the quality, depth, and value of reflections. Technically, the presenter will demonstrate “micro” studios that use small cameras like smart phones or iPod Touches with discreet tripods or clips to capture video with little impact in the classroom. The presenter will also demonstrate the use of robot camera mounts from Swivl to combine media presentation with instructional recording. Participants will see online hosting solutions from Vimeo and EdThena as platforms for collaborative analysis of video. The presenter will demonstrate methods and tools for recording good audio of the speaker in the classroom.
Presenters
DM

Dr. Matthew Stuve

Ball State University, Teachers College
Dr. Stuve is the Associate Professor of Educational Psychology at Ball State University. Dr. Stuve is the Director of the Center for Technology in Education, Teachers College, Ball State University. He is also the President and Co-Founder, Educational Informatics, LLC. A systems and... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R136
  Leadership   Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

#chat
New to Twitter? This session will help teachers grow professionally by participating in the wide world of Twitter chats. Clueless about what Twitter chats are? This session will teach chat etiquette and "how-to's" as well as introduce a few of the most popular educational chats going on now. Participants will also learn how to create Twitter chats for ongoing student dialogue after school hours. Participants should come with a Twitter account already created.  

Stop by the Tech Help Desk in the conference lobby for assistance. 
Presenters
AS

Alison Schemmer

Warsaw Community Schools
I have taught Middle School/High School Spanish for 3.5 years and have continually sought ways to utilize technology to make language learning more effective. I have collaborated with elementary, middle and high school teachers across nearly all content areas and throughout many parts... Read More →

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R135
  Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

iPad Tips and Tricks
In this session participants will look at the iPad and explore all the things they didn’t realize it could do. Participants will learn about resources that will be helpful when incorporating technology into the curriculum. 
Presenters
AI

Apple Inc

Apple Inc
Tracy Ingersoll, Apple Account Executive

Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R146
  Learning in the Digital Age

2:00pm EDT

PATINS 101
The PATINS Project is one of the longest lasting initiatives in Indiana education and one of the hidden gems of the state. Join Julie in learning about this free resource for K-12 public schools and how the PATINS Project staff will work with school staff to facilitate access to the curriculum for all learners through the use of technology so that kids can learn where and when the teaching is happening.
Tuesday July 28, 2015 2:00pm - 3:00pm EDT
R130
  Learning in the Digital Age

3:15pm EDT

End of Day Give Away - Must be present to win
Be sure to come back to the cafeteria for a chance to win great prizes from our conference sponsors and community supporters.
Tuesday July 28, 2015 3:15pm - 3:45pm EDT
Cafeteria
 
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