Session 4 12:30-1:15

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Session 4 or Take Lunch 12:30-1:15	Presenters	Resources
Let’s Get Wrapping Using Photoshop we will wrap an image such as a flag around your face or your hand without losing the contour or texture of your skin. Check out this Example! *Please have a digital image of your hand or head in Google Drive Level:  6-12 Beginner-Intermediate; This Session takes place in a Lab w/PhotoShop Software	Brian Irr Meg Drew Chris Faust MHS Art	Rm 006 Presentation
Paddling through Padlet Make your bulletin boards interactive by using Padlet on your computer and iPads.  Padlet creates multiple virtual post-it notes for you or your students to post pictures, videos, text and links for all to view.  With its many features, the classroom bulletin board can be re-envisioned as a powerful learning tool.  Join us as we paddle our way through the many possibilities for Padlet in the elementary classroom! . Level: Elementary Beginner; Computer or  iPad	Emily Callahan Deb Newton Beth Robertson Wheelock	Rm 202 Presentation
Subtext: Reading Paperless and more Subtext is an app, much like iBooks, that allows one to read books on an iPad. This app gives teachers and students the ability to not only read a book, but to also take notes, ask/answer questions, and define unknown terms. This presentation will show you how to begin using Subtext in your classroom. Level: 4-12	Erin Winter Sara Donovan Blake Eng	Rm 203 Presentation
Meet the New Blakers, Dash & Dot A CSA approved grant is bringing 10 sets of Dash and Dot robots to the 8th Grade Science dept. They’ll be an integral part in redesigning units to include coding and robotics. This session will give you time to explore and play!  Level: K-12 Beginner; iPad	Jason Heim Blake Science	Rm 114 Wonder Workshop Presentation
SORRY,THIS SESSION IS FULL TO CAPACITY: CLOSED InstaGram = InstaFun Curious about what the kids are up to these days? Wanting to learn a new way to incorporate social media into your classroom? (Facebook was so 2014!)  Come spend 45 quick minutes of your time learning about Instagram and the endless possibilities it can have for enhancing your classroom discussions.  We will cover everything from downloading the app, signing up for an account, to learning how to "follow" Instagram users.  (We will even show you how to follow your favorite celebs! Uzo Aduba loves the 'gram!) So grab your phone or your iPad and join us for a fun-filled session full of photos, and creativity.  You're kids will be so impressed! Level: All! iphone or iPad with Instagram App	Kathryn Dykas Amanda Grillo MHS Guidance	Rm 207
Aspen for Beginners Do you feel frustrated or overwhelmed when you are trying to use aspen? Are you still struggling to get aspen to work the way you want? Come to a Q&A session about Aspen for beginners and learn how to better navigate aspen and use it for what you need. Level: 9-12; Computer	Lacey Glajch MHS Science	Rm 118 Presentation
Kahooting for Learning Learn to use Kahoot as a formative assessment tool.  From kindergarten to 12th grade, you will find a good use for Kahoot!  You will be introduced to Kahoot, how to make a Kahoot and how to use Kahoot as a formative assessment tool in the classroom.  You will also have time to develop your own Kahoot to use with your students! Level:  K-12 Beginner; iPad	Marissa Gumas Brian Gavaghan Blake 7th	Rm 118 Presentation
What? You're Not On Twitter? Twitter has become a terrific resource for educators.  Come and learn the benefits of this social media tool and create your own Professional Learning Network (PLN).  We'll sign you up for an account and get you off and running. Level:  K-12 Beginners; iPads or Computers	Robert Parga MHS Principal Randie Groden Library Media Specialist Memorial	Rm 116 Presentation
Google Classroom App for Mobile Devices Whether you are teaching in an iPad, Chromebook or BYOD environment, Google Classroom is a viable option to handle both Google Apps and non-Google workflow.  Today, the Google Classroom IOS (and Android) app popped up in the respective app stores.  This session will take you on a walk-through of the sparkly, new Google Classroom App!  Level: 4-12 iPads	Greg Kulowiec EdTechTeacher	Rm 206
TedTalks Club We have started the baby steps of creating Ted Talks with students using Ted's prescribed frameworks. The kids are in the process of coming up with ideas and how best to present them. Seth and I will  show you some of our favorite Talks and walk you through the same steps, hoping to create your own Ted Talk in 40 minutes. Bring your ideas and your iPad. Level:  K-12	Tracy Allen 8th Guidance Seth Hellerstein 8th Eng	Rm 120 Presentation