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SUMMARY:Project Tomorrow at Spring CUE
DESCRIPTION:Michelle Green\, Speak Up Project Director\, will be facilitating the interactive workshop Improving Your Plans with Speak Up Data.\nLearn how the Speak Up Research Project can help you collect the authentic voices of your students\, parents\, teachers and administrators at no cost to you. Explore ways that Speak Up data can be used in your annual or long-term district planning. The session will highlight\nBenefits of participating in the Speak Up research project surveys: \n\nImplementation strategies from CA district leaders\nFree planning and promotional resources available from Speak Up\nChallenges and opportunities of using technology in school and at home\n\nCo-presenters:\nBriana Ghan\, Director of Information Services & Educational Technology\, Spreckels Union School District\nBen Markley\, Chief Technology Officer\, Hemet Unified School District \n\n\nDate and time: Saturday\, March 18 at 9:00 AM – 9:50 AM PT\n\n\n\n\nLocation: PSCC – Smoketree DE
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SUMMARY:Project Tomorrow is at MACUL
DESCRIPTION:Julie Evans will be keynoting MACUL’s Admin Forum on Wednesday\, March 16th at their annual conference. \nThe annual Michigan Association for Computer Users in Learning (MACUL) Conference will be held in Detroit\, MI from March 15-17\, 2023.  After a four year absence\, they are returning to Detroit for the 47th Annual MACUL Conference. The official hashtag is #MACUL23.
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SUMMARY:Future of Education Technology Conference
DESCRIPTION:For over 40 years\, the National Future of Education Technology® Conference has gathered the most dynamic and innovative education leaders and professionals from around the world for an intensive\, highly collaborative exploration of new technologies\, best practices and pressing issues. It is known to educators and technologists as the best place to engage with the thought leaders and pioneers who are leading the charge in classrooms\, schools and entire districts. \nJoin Dr. Julie A. Evans in one of our sessions as she shares insights from our Speak Up Research Project and other Project Tomorrow research projects. \nAsking New Questions to Design a Fresh Playbook for Innovation\nIn this workshop\, participants utilize a new assets-based approach to address this challenge through an examination of the ten most important questions that educators should be asking their teachers\, parents and students right now. Using role-playing to understand the diverse views of their stakeholders\, leaders will acquire new tools to craft a more current and responsive vision for their school or district. \nWhen: Tuesday\, January 25\, 2022: 8:30 AM – 10:30 AM\nWho: Administrators\nWhere: Orange County Convention Center\nRoom: SOUTH 220B     Session Number: W015$ \nView presentation PowerPoint here \n\nCreating and Leading School Culture: Innovation\, Leadership\, Communication\nParticipants in this highly collaborative workshop will review the true meanings of culture and innovation and share their own perspectives. Five essential skills required for all school leaders\, regardless of their current roles\, will be reviewed and analyzed. Participants will each complete an individual assessment of their own communication style and take part in role playing discussion scenarios dealing with common school challenges through a variety of communication approaches. \nWhen: Tuesday\, January 25\, 2022: 4:00 PM – 6:00 PM\nWho: Administrators\nWhere: Orange County Convention Center\nRoom: SOUTH 220B   Session Number: W45$ \nView presentation PowerPoint here \n\nBuilding Teacher Capacity for Mobile Learning in Rural Communities\nFor the past 4 years\, rural schools in Kentucky have partnered with the University of Kentucky College of Education to implement an innovative program where in-service and pre-service teachers coach each other on effective strategies for using mobile\, wireless technologies within STEM education. This panel discussion will examine research findings from this program as well as lessons learned for K-12 and higher ed leaders about new professional learning practices that result in elevating the capacity of teachers for sustainable classroom innovation. Endorsed by Future Ready \nWhen: Wednesday\, January 26\, 2022: 1:00 PM – 1:45 PM\nWho: Administrators\nWhere: Orange County Convention Center\nRoom: SOUTH 320 D   Session Number: C019 \nView presentation PowerPoint here \n\nInfusing Computational Thinking into Everyday Elementary Curriculum – Yes\, You Can!\nWith David Gomez\, Computational Thinking Coach\, Project Tomorrow\nand Kari Stubbs\, Vice President\, Learning and Innovation\, BrainPOP \nUsing results from a new professional learning project in New York City schools\, this workshop will introduce elementary teachers to proven strategies and tips for seamlessly integrating key computational thinking components (pattern recognition\, decomposition\, abstraction\, algorithm design) within any English Language Arts\, Math\, Science or Social Studies lesson. With an emphasis on understanding the connections between CT concepts and everyday curriculum\, participants will use a project tool to evaluate their own readiness for CT integration\, experience unplugged learning activities that any teacher can use to introduce CT to young learners\, and collaboratively design a new CT integrated digital learning activity in a core curricular area. Computational thinking in your classroom – yes\, you can! \nWhen: Thursday\, January 27\, 2022: 10:30 AM – 12:30 PM\nWho: Educators\nWhere: Orange County Convention Center\nRoom: NORTH 322   Session Number: W820$ \nView presentation PowerPoint here \n\nAddressing the Leadership Disconnects on Cybersecurity  \nWith Richard Quinones\, Senior Vice President – Business Development Strategist / Thought Leadership\, Greg Ottinger\, Former Chief Business/Financial Officer\, Lenny Schad\, Chief Information & Innovation Officer LRP Media\, and Marlon Shears\, Chief Information Officer Fort Worth ISD \nLeveraging new Speak Up research data on the state of K-12 cybersecurity\, this no-spin zone panel discussion will dive deeply into issues that are preventing school districts from adequately protecting district data and infrastructure assets. #1 top issue: lack of a shared ownership and accountability across all levels of district leadership resulting in role-based disconnects on awareness\, prevention\, and remediation to reduce risk. The panel of Superintendents\, CFOs and CTOs will share their respective views on cybersecurity and discuss why a National Call to Action is imperative to create a new shared vision and strategic approach to cybersecurity. Participants will be provided with a 10 point Call to Action checklist to use immediately in their district. \nWhen: Thursday\, January 27\, 2022: 4:00 PM – 4:45 PM\nWho: EdTech Leaders\nWhere: Orange County Convention Center\nRoom: SOUTH 210 B   Session Number: C91 \nView presentation PowerPoint here \nCheck out Speak Up Research Findings presented at FETC 2022 \n\nLearn more about FETC 2022 here.
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