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2013 NATIONAL CONFERENCE 

JANUARY 28 – 31, 2013 

Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL 

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Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3 

Workshops . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 14 

Featured Speakers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 22 

Concurrent Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 30 

Exhibitor Directory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Page 62 

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Welcome .............................................. 2 

Conference Schedule .................................... 3 

Conference Information . .................................. 4 

Planning Your Conference Schedule ....................... 7 

Guide to Session Listings ................................ 7 

Conference Highlights .................................... 9 

General Session Keynotes ................................ 11 

Conference Hotel & Travel Information-Shuttle Times . ........ 13 

Ticketed Workshop Information .......................... 14 

Supporting & Non-Profit Organizations . .................... 20 

Featured Speakers . ..................................... 22 

Tuesday @FETC ....................................... 28 

Wednesday @FETC .................................... 29 

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Concurrent Sessions 1-6 . ................................ 30 

Technology Solution Seminars ............................ 42 

Thursday @FETC ....................................... 43 

Concurrent Sessions 7-10 ................................ 44 

Prize Giveaway Details . .................................. 47 

Maps ................................................. 51 

Presenter Directory ..................................... 54 

FETC Exhibitor Directory . ................................ 62 

Exhibitor Category Directory ............................. 81 

FETC Learning Labs Schedule ............................ 84 

Exhibit Hall Map .......................... Inside Back Cover 

Contact Information ............................. Back Cover 

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fetc.org ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER, ORLANDO, FL • JANUARY 28 – 31, 2013 

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WELCOME TO 

FETC 2013 

W 

elcome to Florida and thank you for attending FETC 2013, the nation’s premier K-12 education 

technology conference. The use of technology in education has grown exponentially since FETC 

offered its first sessions to educators who saw the potential of these technologies for improving 

teaching and learning as well as reporting and administrative tasks—for more than 30 years 

FETC has been bringing together education leaders and technology experts from around the world to exchange 

techniques and strategies for teaching and learning success, and earning worldwide recognition for the quality and 

depth of our conference program. 

We at FETC take great pride in our conference content—the programming team works diligently to create an event 

that anticipates the latest trends and interests, and provide sessions and workshops addressing these topics. 

FETC 2013 has grown to encompass more than 200 concurrent sessions, 135 workshops, three general session 

keynote speakers—plus more than 500 companies highlighting the latest tools and solutions in education 

technology in the Exhibit Hall. That’s a lot of information for anyone to manage—which is why we recommend that 

you take full advantage of the FETC mobile app for your smart phone, tablet, or other mobile device. This app will 

help you personalize your FETC experience by helping you plan your sessions, evaluate speakers, select exhibitors 

to visit and keep you connected to the latest conference news, as well as other attendees, through social media. 

You can access this terrific free tool by downloading from your mobile device app store, or by scanning the QR 

codes found on signs throughout the conference, or on page 5 of this guide. 

On behalf of the entire FETC team, we urge you to take advantage of everything that FETC 2013 has to offer this 

week, so that you will return home empowered to lead your school and district and improve student academic 

achievement through the use of education technologies. 

Thank you for your continued support, and enjoy the conference. 

Wendy LaDuke 

President and Group Publisher 

1105 Media Education Group 

Michael Eason 

Vice President, Public Sector Events 

1105 Media Education Group 

2 JANUARY 28 – 31, 2013 • ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER, ORLANDO, FL fetc.org

CONFERENCE 

SCHEDULE 

Monday, January 28, 2013 

Registration. ............................................................. 7:00 am – 5:00 pm 

Workshops*: (full day). ..................................................... 8:00 am – 3:00 pm 

(morning). .................................................... 8:00 am – 11:00 am 

(afternoon). .................................................. 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm 

(evening). ..................................................... 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm 

Tuesday, January 29, 2013 


Workshops*: (full day). ..................................................... 8:00 am – 3:00 pm 

(morning). .................................................... 8:00 am – 11:00 am 

(afternoon). .................................................. 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm 

Pre Keynote Session: Technology Shoot-out. ................................... 11:00 am – 12:45 pm 

Technology Solution Seminars. ............................................... 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm 

New @FETC Session. ...................................................... 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm 

Opening Session Keynote: Matt Kaplan. ........................................ 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm 

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening and Reception. ..................................... 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm 

#FETC Tweet Up!. ......................................................... 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm 

Conference Shuttle Service. ................................................. 7:00 am – 8:00 pm 

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 


Google’s Eye Opener Keynote. ............................................... 7:30 am – 8:15 am 

Workshops*: (workshop 1). .................................................. 8:00 am – 10:00 am 

(workshop 2). ................................................. 10:30 am – 12:30 pm 

(workshop 3). .................................................. 1:00 pm – 3:00 pm 

(workshop 4). .................................................. 3:30 pm – 5:30 pm 

General Session Keynote: David Sousa. ........................................ 8:45 am – 9:45 am 

Coffee Break. ............................................................ 9:30 am – 10:00 am 

Exhibit Hall Hours. ........................................................ 9:30 am – 5:00 pm 

Concurrent Session 1. ..................................................... 10:00 am – 11:00 am 

Dedicated Exhibit Hall. .................................................... 11:00 am – 12:00 pm 

Concurrent Session 2. ..................................................... 12:00 pm – 12:40 pm 

Concurrent Session 3. ...................................................... 1:00 pm – 1:40 pm 


Poster Presentations in Exhibit Hall. ........................................... 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm 

Break & Exhibit Hall. ....................................................... 2:40 pm – 3:20 pm 



Movie Preview: “Look I’m Learning”. .......................................... 5:15 pm – 6:15 pm 


Thursday, January 31, 2013 


Workshops*: (workshop 1). .................................................. 8:00 am – 10:00 am 

(workshop 2). ................................................. 10:30 am – 12:30 pm 

General Session Keynote: Katie Salen. ......................................... 8:45 am – 9:45 am 

Coffee Break. ............................................................ 9:30 am – 10:00 am 

Exhibit Hall Hours. ........................................................ 9:30 am – 3:00 pm 

Concurrent Session 7. ..................................................... 10:00 am – 11:00 am 

Dedicated Exhibit Hall. .................................................... 11:00 am – 12:00 pm 

Poster Presentations in Exhibit Hall. .......................................... 11:00 am – 12:00 pm 




Dedicated Exhibit Hall—Grand Prize Drawing to be held at 2:50 pm. .................. 2:40 pm – 3:00 pm 

Closing Session: App Shoot-out . ............................................. 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm 


*Requires additional fee. 


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CONFERENCE 

INFORMATION & SERVICES 

About FETC 

Now in its 33rd year, FETC is the premier content-rich educational technology 

conference. With an international reputation of excellence, FETC brings educational 

leaders and technology experts together to exchange techniques and strategies for 

teaching and learning success. Known worldwide for its outstanding program, FETC 

provides educators and administrators unparalleled opportunities to meet, problem 

solve and explore the integration of technology across the curriculum, from prekindergarten 

to college (PK-20), through hands-on exposure to technological tools 

and best practices. 

FETC’s Annual Conference and Exhibition features an amazing array of professional 

learning and collaborative networking opportunities. FETC offers the latest 

information on the technologies and issues facing today’s education professionals. 

FETC provides insight, ideas and innovation needed to succeed. 

Conference and Workshop Registration 

Sponsored by 

Participants may pick up their conference materials and register for Ticketed 

Workshops at Registration. Conference and Ticketed Workshop registration will be 

open the following times in the South Concourse registration area: 

n Monday, January 28 .............................. 7:00 am – 5:00 pm 

n Tuesday, January 29 . ............................. 7:00 am – 7:00 pm 

n Wednesday, January 30 .......................... 7:00 am – 5:00 pm 

n Thursday, January 31 . ............................ 

7:00 am – 2:30 pm 

Name Badge Barcode 

Wondering what that barcode is on your name badge? It is an easy way for you 

to provide your contact information to exhibitors for post conference contact 

and mailing lists. Exhibitors will scan your badge to quickly retrieve your contact 

information and provide their companies with sales leads. FETC regulates the use 

of the entire attendee list used by exhibitors, but has no means to control the use of 

contact information that an attendee provides directly to an exhibitor. 

Name Badges and Security 

FETC takes your safety very seriously. If an emergency arises while you are in the 

Convention Center, dial ext. 5-7119 from any house phone or 407-685-7119 for 

assistance. To assist with conference security, attendees must wear their name 

badges at all times within the Convention Center. 

Accommodations For Persons 

With Disabilities 

The Orange County Convention Center is wheelchair accessible and fully equipped 

to meet the needs of persons with disabilities. Scootaround is proud to be the 

exclusive scooter and wheelchair rental service for FETC. To reserve or obtain 

a scooter, visit their service center on the main concourse by the FedEx Office 

Business Center. Services will also be available to hearing impaired participants 

who request an interpreter. If you require assistance, please go to the counters 

across from S220C to make arrangements. All FETC participating hotels also 

maintain facilities to accommodate persons with disabilities. 

Age Restriction 

FETC is considered one of the leading professional development opportunities 

available to educators. Because of this, no one under the age of 18 will be allowed 

to attend the conference or the Exhibit Hall. Thank you for your understanding. 

Baggage Check Service- 

Last Day Luggage Storage 

Thursday, January 31 ............................... 7:00 am – 5:30 pm 

A baggage check service will be available on the main concourse Thursday. The 

service will be available for a fee. 

Build Your FETC 

Professional 

Learning Network 

Professional development and knowledge sharing with FETC begins now and 

continues online! Get connected with other education technology integration 

enthusiasts through social networks! There are lots of ways to get involved with 

your peers and FETC. 

Social Networking at FETC is powered by Edmodo. Join our FETC Community on 

Edmodo (www.edmodo.com/fetc) where participants share resources, post updates 

and videos. FETC conference presentation materials and all session evaluations 

can also be found at the FETC Edmodo Community. Participants contribute product 

information, curriculum ideas and much more. 

Using social media, many participants share professional articles, teaching ideas, 

share product information and post meet ups to gather and learn from people 

in your personal learning network! All are great ways to find out how others are 

learning, teaching and sharing real life examples of how technology continues to 

improve education. 

• Edmodo: We invite you to use Edmodo. Access FETC 

presentations, participate in back channel discussions, 

complete session evaluations and meet up with other 

attendees on Edmodo, the free and safe social learning 

platform for schools. http://www.edmodo.com/FETC. 

• Facebook: Follow FETC year-round Facebook 

(http://www.facebook.com/FETC1) as a great way to find 

out about event updates, presenters, announcements, event 

dates and connect with conference attendees. 

• Foursquare: Check in at FETC and at our participating 

exhibitor booths to earn points and find your friends. Special 

prizes for the Mayor! 

• Twitter: Follow @FETC where you can engage in the 

conference back channels of discussion at the event hashtag 

#FETC. 


Live Tweet Up @ FETC 

Tuesday, January 29 . ................................ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm 

FETC will host a live Tweet Up in the Exhibit Hall Booth #1065 by the reception 

area. Please look for the Tweet Up signs and meet the colleagues face to face that 

you share with all year long! Join #Edchat at 7:00 pm. 

Co-Located With 

Learning Environments Conference 

For a second year, FETC is co-located with the Learning Environments Conference, 

formerly SCBE. This event brings together decision makers and purchasers who 

plan, design, construct, retrofit and manage both public and private educational 

facilities to discuss solutions and facilities projects. Be sure to visit the shared 

and expanded Exhibit Hall containing industry-leading vendors for both events. A 

complete exhibitor listing is found on page 63. Additionally, any FETC attendee may 

attend Learning Environments content sessions with a registration add-on of $100 

at the registration desk. 

Co-Located With 

Florida Distance Learning Association 

The Florida Distance Learning Association (FDLA) is proud to sponsor a distance 

learning mini-conference integrated within the annual FETC Conference. During the 

pre-conference days, FDLA will host four hands-on distance learning workshops. 

An FDLA members’ meeting will be held on January 29th. In addition, during FETC, 

FDLA will host a distance learning thread of concurrent and featured sessions on 

Wednesday and Thursday, January 30 and 31. 

FedEx Office Business Center 

The FedEx Office business center is located on the main concourse and offers full 

service printing, production of vinyl banners/signs, internet access and faxing. 

Complete packing, shipping and receiving services are also available. 

Evaluations 

Your feedback is important to us. Please share your thoughts on sessions, 

keynotes, workshops and speakers through our online session evaluation 

system that can be accessed through the Edmodo FETC Community website at 

http://www.edmodo.com/publisher/fetc or on the FETC Mobile App. Use the 

six-digit code for each session or workshop to submit an evaluation. Access the 

session evaluations on the mobile app or in the FETC edmodo Community by using 

the six-digit group codes. 

FETC Mobile App 

FETC wants to help you get connected, go green, enhance 

networking and allow you to review the conference 

agenda and events schedule to create your own personal 

schedule with the new FETC mobile app. Download the 

FETC event mobile app to stay abreast of all the latest 

conference information! The interactive maps, floor plans, 

event schedules and guides, as well as local information, 

will be available and accessible at the touch of your fingertips. You can also read 

collateral from speakers and exhibitors, evaluate sessions, learn about products 

and plan out your own unique conference route. With Social Media integration, 

everyone can stay on top of what’s going on at the conference through Edmodo 

and Twitter. Download by visiting the iTunes store and Droid Marketplace or 

scanning this QR code 

First Aid 

In the event that you need minor medical attention during FETC, the first aid room 

is located in Medical Room #6 on the main concourse. A trained paramedic will be 

on duty during regular conference hours. 

Free Wireless Connectivity 

FETC is offering free wireless access to the internet under the SSID of Free FETC13. 

Access will be available for the conference attendees throughout the convention 

center, except in the Exhibit Hall area. For faster speed please limit the number of 

devices connected to the wireless network. 

Information Booth 

Have questions? FETC staffs an information booth located on the main concourse 

during regular conference hours. If you have a question or need information at 

any time during the conference, use our #ASK@FETC hashtag on Twitter and we 

will answer your questions virtually. The Orange County Convention Center also 

staffs a Guest Services booth on the main concourse to answer general questions 

regarding Orlando, attractions and restaurants. 

Lost And Found 

Lost and Found articles can be taken to, or claimed at, the FETC Information Booth 

located on the main concourse. 

Orange County 

Convention Center 

FETC 2013 will be held in the SOUTH Concourse of the Orange 

County Convention Center. The Orange County Convention 

Center (OCCC) is the second largest convention center in the nation and “Center 

of Hospitality,” located in the heart of Orlando’s tourism district and recognized 

nationally for its green initiatives. The OCCC exemplifies its commitment to 

environmental stewardship through ongoing projects and consistent review of its 

facilities and processes. This is a non-smoking facility. This venue is located at 

9899 International Drive. The main telephone number is 407.685.9800. 


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CONFERENCE 

INFORMATION & SERVICES 

Parking 

There is limited parking available adjacent to the South Complex of the Orange 

County Convention Center. The Convention Center currently charges a per-entry 

fee of $13 for passenger vehicles and $25 for oversized vehicles. After 5:00 pm 

parking rates are $8 for passenger vehicles and $16 for oversized vehicles. 

Plug In And Power Up 

FETC is pleased to provide attendees an area to plug in and power up their devices. 

The Plug In and Power Up station is located on the Exhibit Hall in booths 564 and 

1521 and open during all Exhibit Hall hours. 

Press Room 

Each year, FETC attracts the attention of the nation’s top business education and 

technology media with pre-conference news coverage, reports from the conference 

and post-event stories. All members of the media may check in at the Press Room 

located on the main concourse S220D. 

Professional Networking Lounges: 

Where To Meet and Greet 

IT Leader Lounge 

Located in Room S312, the IT Leader Lounge offers enhanced networking 

opportunities for all IT Leaders Tuesday through Thursday during regular 

conference hours. Superintendents, MIS directors and administrators can relax, 

refresh, plug in and power up at the IT Leader Lounge. 

Bloggers Café 

Located on the third level at the end of the S320s on the overlook, the Bloggers 

Cafe will be open during regular conference hours for conversations with 

other bloggers and a coffee stand. It is a casual gathering place for blogging, 

sharing and face-to-face conversations. Additionally, Bloggers Café will feature 

designated times to meet the editors of T.H.E Journal, our media sponsor and sister 

publication. Come make connections to expand your personal learning network! 

Presentation Materials 

With such a wide array of sessions to choose from, it’s impossible to attend them 

all. Presentation materials and conference proceedings for each session can be 

found in the FETC Edmodo Community listed under the session is the six-digit 

event code during and after the event. Use the six-digit code for each session to 

backchannel and share resources. 

JANUARY 28 – 31, 2014 

ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER 

ORLANDO, FL 

Shuttle Service 

Complimentary shuttle service will be available to transport attendees to and from 

each of the participating conference hotels and the Orange County Convention 

Center during regular conference hours. Please allow 20–30 minutes between the 

convention center and your hotel. The Rosen Centre will not have shuttle service 

due to its close proximity to the convention center. Look for shuttle route maps in 

the lobby of your hotel, or stop by the transportation desk located at the bus loop of 

the South Concourse of the OCCC. For a complete list of hotels and shuttle routes 

see the Hotel and Shuttle Information Listing on page 13. 

Mark your calendars and plan to join us for FETC 2014! FETC 

is the most comprehensive event of its kind—and an invaluable 

resource for education innovation in your school and district! 

Choose from hundreds of workshops and sessions focused on 

the latest technologies and techniques in education, and take 

away dozens of student-motivating teaching and learning ideas 

you can implement immediately—many at little, or no cost! 

Information will be available soon at fetc.org! 


PLANNING YOUR 

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE 

Beverage and Coffee Breaks 

Sponsored by 

FETC will provide the following beverage breaks during the conference. 

n Wednesday, January 30 9:30 am – 10:00 am Main Concourse Foyer 

n Wednesday, January 30 2:40 pm – 3:20 pm Exhibit Hall Floor 

n Thursday, January 31 9:30 am – 10:00 am Main Concourse Foyer 

Concurrent Sessions 

FETC is known worldwide for its outstanding program. This year’s conference will 

feature 200+ Concurrent and BYOD Sessions addressing current and emerging 

technologies, as well as best practices developed through research and actual 

classroom experience. For a complete listing of session descriptions, visit the 

information booth or room S220A for a hard copy or utilize the FETC 2013 

mobile app. 

Concurrent BYOD Sessions 

Enhanced internet bandwidth at OCCC is making more Bring Your Own Device 

(BYOD) sessions possible! BYOD means participants utilize their own laptops, 

tablets, mobile or smart devices in each session. It is not necessary to have a 

device to participate but speakers will provide instructions and resources to allow 

audience members to interact with their content during the sessions. 

Featured Sessions 

FETC offers Featured Sessions addressing best practices, educational 

breakthroughs, curriculum development through research and actual classroom 

experiences. Featured Sessions focusing on hot topics and technology trends will 

be held during each of the Concurrent Sessions and will be noted in the program. 

All Featured Sessions are led by an array of nationally recognized speakers 

presenting in their areas of expertise. 

Poster Sessions: New This Year 

This year FETC has introduced one-hour poster sessions into our conference 

program. This new feature at FETC will highlight innovative schools and districts 

that have implemented an exemplary technology integration project with success. 

Case studies were selected as poster presentations based on their interest, 

relevance and value to the FETC community. Presenters post their displays for 

attendee viewing and are on hand with their displays for discussion and networking 

during the assigned session times. 

These sessions provide opportunities for attendees to engage in in-depth, informal 

discussions with the presenters. Visit the posters in the Exhibit Hall 1500 Aisle on 

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 from 2:30 pm – 3:30 pm and Thursday, January 31, 

2013 from 11:00 am – 12:00 pm. 

Recording Policy 

Unauthorized audio or video broadcasting, recording of sessions strictly 

prohibited. This includes, but is not limited to, streaming media and hand-held 

phones and devices. 

Guide To Session Listings 

Session Code 

Session Title 

Presenter 

Curriculum Area, Focus Area 

Level, Audience 

Room 

Please note: Full session descriptions can be found on the FETC 2013 Mobile 

App or a printed copy can be obtained at the Information Booth or Event 

Headquarters (S220A). 

FETC 2013 Curriculum Areas 

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Adult Education (ADU) 

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Career and Technical Education (CAR) 

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English/Language Arts/Reading (ENG) 

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Foreign Language (FOR) 

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Health and Physical Education (HEA) 

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Integrated/Cross Curriculum (INT) 

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Mathematics (MAT) 

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Performing/Visual Arts (PER) 

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Science (SCI) 

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Social Studies (SOC) 

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Special Education (SPE) 

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STEM (STEM) 

FETC 2013 Focus Areas 

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Communication and Collaboration (COM) 

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Digital Content and Productivity Tools (DOG) 

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Distance Learning (DIS) 

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Innovation and Digital Campus (INN) 

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Instructional Design and Curriculum Delivery (INS) 

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IT Leadership and Institutional Intelligence (ITL) 

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Mobile Technology (MOB) 

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Technology Infrastructure (TEC) 

FETC 2013 Sub-Focus Areas 

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Best Practices for Teaching and Learning (BES) 

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Planning, Evaluation, and Staff Support (PLA) 

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Cost-effective and Innovative Initiatives (COS) 

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Professional Development and Training (PRO) 

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Integrating Standards and Policies (ISP) 

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Leadership, Management, and Student Support (LEA) 

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Research on Teaching and Learning (REA) 

FS6002 

The Best Web Tools and Tech 

Toys for your Classroom 

Adam Bellow, edutecher 

ICC, COM 

K-12, Educators 

ROOM: S310EF 


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PLANNING YOUR 

CONFERENCE SCHEDULE 

Professional Development Credits 

In a constantly changing world, it is essential that educators and administrators 

keep current with the latest research and innovations if higher student achievement 

is to be realized. FETC values continuous learning and integrating technology into 

the curriculum. Every attendee at FETC is eligible to earn continuing education 

units depending on the number and length of workshops, keynotes and sessions 

attended. 

In-service Master Plan Points for renewal of the Florida Teaching Certificate are 

granted by each teacher’s individual school district by the Staff Development 

Director. In many cases, workshops taken by teachers at FETC are eligible for 

credit. 

Florida Public School Educators: Contact your district’s professional development 

department to see how FETC can support your Individual Professional Development 

Plan. Follow your district’s procedures for earning credit. 

Florida Private School Educators: Contact your school’s staff development 

director or the schools’ umbrella organization to see if it has a state-approved 

master in-service plan and how FETC can support your Individual Professional 

Development Plan. If there is a plan in place, follow the organization’s procedures 

for earning credit. If the organization does not have a plan, points cannot be 

awarded for certificate renewal. 

Out-of-State Educators: Contact your state or district professional development 

representative before the conference to determine what you must do for FETC to 

qualify for continuing education credit. 

VerAttend: Get Your 

Conference Certificate Online 

VerAttend, FETC’s official online program attendance certification system, will 

allow you to track your attendance for Ticketed Workshops, Keynotes, Concurrent 

Sessions, Technology Solution Seminars, and Learning Lab Presentations. You 

must have your name badge scanned at the entry of each session to record your 

attendance. 

FETC will make this information available to all attendees online as an official 

verification of participation in this professional development activity post event 

on your FETC Registration Dashboard. Each participant will receive an e-mail by 

February 15, 2013, to log on to their registration dashboard in order to view and 

print earned professional development credit report and VerAttend certificate. 

Workshops 

FETC 2013 is offering more than a hundred two-, three- and six-hour workshops in 

BYOD and hands-on formats, led by local and national experts. These informationpacked 

workshops offer participants a chance to intensively explore topics in more 

depth than time allows in a Concurrent Session. From Integrating iPads to cloud 

computing, there are plenty of sessions every faculty member, administrator and IT 

staff member can’t afford to miss. 

Ticketed Workshops are offered throughout the conference, from Monday through 

Thursday on the third floor in the South Concourse. Ticketed Workshops require an 

additional enrollment fee (costs: 6-hour workshop $225; 3-hour workshop $125; 

2-hour workshop $100). Attendees can register and pay for these Ticketed 

Workshops at the on-site registration counter. For more information see the 

Ticketed Workshop Information section of this program on page 14. 

Want To Present 

at FETC 2014? 

If you or someone you know has a great idea for a 

presentation at next year’s conference, go to www.fetc.org 

and submit your application online. Applications will be 

accepted March through May 2013. 

Keep Up With FETC News Year Round 

T.H.E. Journal presents the FETC Learning Network, a new digital counterpart 

to the FETC National Conference, the premier forum for bringing education 

leaders and technology experts together to exchange techniques and 

strategies for teaching and learning success. Each month, FETC speakers 

and contributors will share best practices, tech integration tips, thoughts 

and practical advice, providing education professionals with year-round 

insights into the most important trends and topics in education technology. 

All registrants will automatically receive the FETC e-newsletter beginning 

Tuesday, January 29, 2013. Sign up for this or other T.H.E Journal Newsletters 

at http://thejournal.com/newsletters/k-12-technology-news.aspx. 


Conference 

HIGHLIGHTS AND EVENTS 

Pre-Keynote Session: 

A Technology Shoot-Out 

Tuesday, January 29 . ............................... 11:00 am – 12:45 pm 

Room SA 1 

Back by popular demand! Join us for a fun and fast-paced session prior to the 

Opening Keynote Address. Sit, relax and get a first look at the latest, most exciting 

gadgets and programs. Don’t miss one of our most popular sessions. 

Technology and Learning 

Connections Hands-On Lab 

Sponsored by 

Exhibit Hall 

Throughout the week, attendees will be able to preview and purchase the latest 

hardware, software and peripherals from the more than 500 companies in 

attendance at FETC. The Exhibit Hall will be open the following hours during the 

conference: 


Wednesday, January 30 ............................. 9:30 am – 5:00 pm 


Be sure to visit the Learning Labs, which are open during Exhibit Hall hours. 

The Learning Labs are like bonus session tracks on the Exhibit Hall floor! These 

convenient sessions are an excellent opportunity for you to investigate innovative 

products and classroom technologies, ideas and solutions while earning CEUs. 

Room S319 


Wednesday, January 30 ............................. 9:00 am – 5:30 pm 


Come explore the latest in assistive and instructional technology in the Technology 

and Learning Connections (TLC) Hands-On Technology Lab. Attendees can preview 

software and technologies in the areas of reading, writing, math, science, virtual 

worlds, art and music to support all students in a universal, differentiated core 

curriculum through a mutli-tiered system of supports. 

A wide range of assistive technologies and Universal Design for Learning tools 

will be available to preview. From interactive whiteboards, to science simulations 

and reading and writing tools; from text-to-speech, to word prediction, and 

communication systems, visitors will find a diverse range of technology 

solutions that can increase academic achievement. Technology professionals 

and practitioners will be available to answer questions and provide guidance in 

matching technology solutions to student needs. The lab includes a wealth of 

materials and resources, including a free resource CD for Mac and Windows. 

Attendees will leave the lab with technology resources they can use as soon as 

they return to their school. 

The TLC Hands-On Technology Lab is a joint venture supported by the Problem 

Solving/RtI Project, USF; the Resource Materials and Technology Center for the Deaf 

and Hard of Hearing; and the Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System. 

In addition to the Hands-On Lab, FETC offers Special Education sessions throughout 

the conference. Please see the curriculum areas listed in the session listings for 

more information. 

New @FETC 2013 Session 


Room S310EF 

Whether it’s your first time at FETC or you just want to find out what is new this 

year, attend New @FETC 2013 to learn important information about the conference 

and maximize your professional development opportunities. Find out how to 

download our new mobile app and build your personalized conference schedule. 

See how to interact and enhance your networking experience with Edmodo. First 

time attendees will receive a special gift and hear from veteran attendees on how 

to make the most of your conference! 

Exhibit Hall Grand Opening and Reception 


Join your fellow attendees and presenters at the Grand Opening of the Exhibit Hall, 

following the Opening Keynote Session. Enjoy complimentary snacks, or visit the 

cash bar as you browse the Exhibit Hall, mingle with your colleagues and celebrate 

the start of your professional development experience. It’s the perfect opportunity 

to meet with leading education product and service experts to research and gather 

information on solutions that address school and district challenges. 

$10,000 Technology Giveaway 

Sponsored by 

Will you be the lucky FETC 2013 attendee that takes home a $10,000 prize 

package of technologies to outfit your school? Giveaway information and prize 

details are available at fetc.org and page 45 of this program. 

FETC NIGHT OUT AT Epcot® 

Wednesday, January 30 .................. 

4:00 pm or 5:45 pm – 9:00 pm 

Enjoy sensational attractions and spend an evening with your friends and 

colleagues at the FETC Night Out at Epcot. Round trip transportation and admission 

to Epcot is included! Experience Future World, where innovation and wonder 

abound, then explore the culture and cuisine of 11 different countries around the 

World Showcase Lagoon. Top off your evening with the awe-inspiring IllumiNations: 

Reflections of Earth laser and fireworks extravaganza at 9:00 pm. 

PACKAGE INCLUDES: 

n After 4:00 pm admission to Epcot and Round Trip Transportation. 

n Your choice of two departure times! 4:00 pm or 5:45 pm—Departure from 

Orange County Convention Center 

n 9:45 pm return to the International Drive Hotels 

n For More Information and Reservations visit the Disney Counter in the 

registration area or call 800.557.7776. 

Price: $71 including tax. 


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Conference 

HIGHLIGHTS AND EVENTS 

Ocoee Middle School Tour 

Wednesday, January 30 . ............................ 9:00 am – 1:15 pm 

Ocoee Middle School, an Apple Distinguished School for 2010-2012, pilots many 

new cutting-edge technologies as the technological demonstration school for 

Florida. You won’t want to miss this exciting opportunity to tour this unique school 

and observe how technology is integrated into the content areas. The tour will 

be offered to accommodate 100 participants. Transportation to and from the 

school will be provided along with a light lunch. Sign-up is required and will be 

available in the registration area along with tour details. 

FETC Video Contest: You Be the Judge! 

Thursday January 31 ............................... 10:00 am – 11:00 am 

Room S310GH 

Closing Session: App Shoot-Out 

Thursday, January 31 ............................... 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm 

Room SA 1 

Following Concurrent Session 10, join FETC staff, presenters, attendees and VIPs 

for a closing session—the perfect ending for your conference. Join this fast-paced 

panel for an entertaining and informational session demonstrating the latest and 

greatest apps being used in education! See how educational professionals are 

solving real classroom challenges by integrating the best apps that help meet the 

needs of teachers and students. 

And, as is the tradition at FETC, every attendee will receive a commemorative 

FETC 2013 T-shirt at the final session. We’ll be drawing for fabulous prizes and 

technology giveaways! The prize drawing will be held at 4:10 pm and you must be 

present to win. 

FETC has partnered with NextVista.org, a free library of creative, educational videos 

by and for teachers and students everywhere, to promote the teacher strand of 

the Mountains of Creativity contest and make quality digital media happen. Videos 

were submitted that conveyed an insight that could help teachers and students 

around the globe. Check out the NextVista.org’s contest rules page to view what 

has been submitted. Winners will be selected during a Featured Session by Rushton 

Hurley titled (The Magic of Digital Video for Engaging Learning FS7315), where the 

audience will choose the winner! Join the fun and attend this session to pick the 

winner of the FETC Video Contest. 

We’re proud to 

provide REDCAT 

Classroom Audio 

for every breakout 

session at FETC 

Visit us at booth #823 and 

enter to win a REDCAT 


General Session 

KEYNOTES 

FETC general sessions feature keynote speakers that are engaging educational professionals who will share important topics and content that set 

the prevailing tone and central theme of the conference. The general sessions provide an opportunity for all conference attendees to gather at once 

each day of the conference. Many professionals enjoy sharing their expertise with audiences and this year we are pleased to feature three dynamic 

keynote speakers, including Matt Kaplan, Dr. David Sousa and Katie Salen. 

Tuesday Opening Keynote Session 

Matt Kaplan 

ScholarScribe.com 

Renaissance Reborn 

Tuesday, January 29, 2013 .......................... 3:30 pm – 5:00 pm 

Room SA1 

Regularly reporting on biomedical innovations, advances in green energy, new disaster warning systems, and much more 

has made one thing eminently clear to Matt: The scientific world is beginning to converge. Fields that have become super 

specialized during the past 50 years are suddenly turning towards seemingly unrelated areas for answers. 

Computer programmers designing artificial intelligence systems are desperately in need of support from neurologists and 

psychologists, aeronautical engineers are turning towards experts in bird flight to guide them on better aircraft designs, and 

medics are turning towards zoologists for help with harnessing the wonders of the natural world. Renaissance men are once 

again walking the Earth. From how the humble jellyfish has made it possible to track the behaviors of cancer cells to how 

military drones are learning to read human body language, Kaplan shares examples of the latest breakthroughs in science. 

Wednesday Keynote Session 

Dr. David Sousa 

Educational Consultant & Author 

Designing Brain-Friendly Schools in the Age of Accountability 

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 . ...................... 8:45 am – 9:45 am Room SA1 

Come to this cutting-edge keynote that discusses some remarkable findings in the field of brain research about how we learn 

and their implications for everyone involved in building, leading and teaching in schools. Can we really embrace school change 

in the age of high-stakes testing and accountability? There will definitely be some surprises! 

Thursday Keynote Session 

Katie Salen 

Executive Director, Institute of Play 

Connected Learning: Activating Games, Design And Play 

Thursday, January 31, 2013 ......................... 8:45 am – 9:45 am 

Room SA1 

Design for connected learning requires melding research on the ways youth learn best with the opportunities made available 

through today’s networked and digital media. This talk will explore a set of guiding design principles for the creation of 

connected, game-like learning experiences that are socially-situated, challenge-based and student-centered. 


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Hotel & Shuttle 

INformation 

FETC Conference Hotel Information 

COURTYARD MARRIOTT INTERNATIONAL DRIVE 

8600 Austrian Court 

Orlando, FL 32821 .................................... Phone: 407.351.2244 

Doubletree Orlando at Sea World 

10100 International Drive 

Orlando, FL 32821 .................................... Phone: 407.352.1100 

Embassy Suites 

International Drive/Jamaican Court 

8250 Jamaican Court 

Orlando, FL 32819. .................................... Phone: 407.345.8250 

Embassy Suites Hotel 

International Drive/Convention Center 


Orlando, FL 32819. .....................................Phone: 407.352.1400 

Hampton Inn-Convention Center 

8900 Universal Boulevard 


Hilton Garden Inn Sea World International 

6850 Westwood Boulevard 


Holiday Inn Resort – The Castle 


Orlando, FL 32819. ..................................... Phone: 407.345.1511 

Homewood Suites 

by Hilton-International Drive 



Hyatt Place Orlando Convention Center 



LaQuinta Inn 

Orlando International Convention Center 

8300 Jamaican Court 


Rosen Centre Hotel 



Rosen Plaza Hotel 



Westin Imagine 

9501 Universal Boulevard 


Conference Shuttle Service 

Complimentary shuttle service is available to transport attendees to and from 

each of the participating conference hotels and the Orange County Convention 

Center during regular conference hours. The Peabody and Rosen Centre hotels 

will not have shuttle service, due to their close proximity to the convention center. 

Shuttles leave the convention center every 20 minutes. During peak traffic 

hours, please allow 20 to 30 minutes between the convention center and the 

hotel. Look for the FETC sign located in the hotel lobby for the shuttle schedule 

and stop locations. Please note: Shuttles will not be running on Monday during 

pre-conference workshops. 

Wheelchair-Accessible Service: FETC has a lift-equipped motor coach available 

during regular conference hours to provide service for wheelchair-using attendees 

between the conference hotels and the Orange County Convention Center. Please 

contact 321.231.8124 to schedule service during daily shuttle hours. 

SHUTTLE TIMES 

n Tuesday, January 29..........................................7:00 am – 8:00 pm 

Frequency: 7:00 am – 2:00 pm................................20 – 30 Minutes 

2:00 pm – 8:00 pm*...............................10 – 15 Minutes 

n Wednesday, January 30......................................6:30 am – 7:00 pm 

Frequency: 6:30 am – 7:30 am................................20 – 30 Minutes 

7:30 am – 10:30 am................................10 – 15 Minutes 

10:30 am – 3:30 pm................................20 – 30 Minutes 


n Thursday, January 31.........................................6:30 am – 6:00 pm 

Frequency: 6:30 am – 10:30 am................................10 – 15 Minutes 

10:30 am – 3:00 pm................................20 – 30 Minutes 


*Last Shuttle Leaves OCCC to return to hotels 

SHUTTLE ROUTES AND STOP LOCATIONS 

ROUTE 1 (RED) 

Hotel 

Location 

Westin Imagine ................................................... Outer Lane, Lobby 

Holiday Inn Castle .................................. Curbside, Universal Boulevard 

Hyatt Place ......................................... Curbside, Universal Boulevard 

Homewood Suites .................................................... At Hyatt Place 

Hampton Inn ........................................ Curbside, Universal Boulevard 

ROUTE 2 (BLUE) 

Hotel 

Location 

Embassy Suites Jamaican............................... Curbside, Jamaican Court 

LaQuinta Inn & Suites.............................................At Embassy Suites 

Courtyard Marriott........................................ Curbside, Austrian Court 

Embassy Suites I- Drive..............................Bus Stop, International Drive 

Rosen Plaza............................................Bus Stop, International Drive 

ROUTE 3 (PURPLE) 

Hotel 

Location 

Hilton Garden Inn...................................Curbside, Westwood Boulevard 

Doubletree Resort................................................. Outer Lane, Lobby 


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Ticketed Workshop 

information 

About FETC Workshops 

FETC 2013 offers more than 125 workshops led by local and national experts. 

These workshops provide participants a chance to delve deeply into topics, learn 

new skills and strategies and create new materials, without the time constraints of 

Concurrent Sessions. These information-packed workshops also help participants 

meet the demands of state and national standards for technology skills and 

curriculum required to earn continuing education credits (CEUs). Workshops 

require an additional enrollment fee and have limited seating in order to ensure the 

highest quality learning experience for participants. Complete workshop details are 

available online at www.fetc.org. 

On-Site Ticketed Workshop Registration 

Ticketed Workshops with seats still available may be purchased at the registration 

counter on the first floor in the South Concourse of the convention center. See a 

registration attendant or conference brochure at registration counters and kiosks 

for complete workshop information. 

Ticketed Workshops: 

Pricing And Payment Options 

Full payment by credit card (Visa, MasterCard or American Express), check, 

money order or purchase order is required to receive a seat in any workshop. 

Attendees may purchase workshop seats through advance registration, and pick 

up their tickets on-site at the registration desk in the South Concourse of the 

Orange County Convention Center. If there are any seats available after advanced 

registration is closed, attendees may register and pay for workshop tickets at the 

on-site registration counter. 

Ticketed Workshop Codes 

The following is the key for decifering the six digit workshop codes. 

n The first letter of the code is a W indicating workshop. 

n The second letter of the code indicates the day: 

M = Monday 

W = Wednesday 

T = Tuesday 

R = Thursday 

n The third letter indicates the times on Monday and Tuesday: 

F = Full Day (8:00 am - 3:00 pm) P = Afternoon (12:00 pm - 3:00 pm) 

A = Morning (8:00 am - 11:00 am) E = Evening (4:00 pm - 7:00 pm) 

n The third number indicates the times on Wednesday and Thursday: 

1 = 8:00 am - 10:00 am 3 = 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 

2 = 10:30 am - 12:30 pm 4 = 3:30 pm - 5:30 pm 

n The last three digits indicate the workshop identification number. The workshop 

code is needed to evaluate the session, backchannel with other participants in 

the workshop, and to collect the Presentation Materials in the FETC Edmodo 

Community. 

2-Hour ‘How To’ Workshops 

The classroom setting of How-To Workshops allows participants to interact with 

technology and each other. It also provides an ideal environment to experience the 

latest technologies and practice implementing technological tools and solutions 

that you can take back and use at your school or district without delay. 

Workshop Attendance Certificates 

Workshop Formats AND COSTS 

2HR TWO-HOUR workshops are held only on Wednesday and Thursday 

and cost $100 each. 

3HR 

6HR 

HO 

THREE-HOUR workshops are held only on Monday and Tuesday 


SIX-HOUR workshops are held only on Monday and Tuesday 


Hands-on Lab means the workshop is held in a computer lab where 

one laptop will be provided for every participant. Attendees may also 

bring their own devices. 

BYOD Bring Your Own Device workshops require attendees to bring their 

own device to participate in the workshop. The online description will 

indicate the specified device needed. 

All paid ticketed workshop participants may access their VerAttend Certificate of 

Attendance online through their registration dashboard. Participants may log on 

to get a copy of their VerAttend workshop attendance certificate. These workshop 

hours will also be credited towards your overall conference VerAttend report. A copy 

of your VerAttend report can be found online after the conference. 

Workshop Questions 

Need to find out more about a workshop selection? Our presenters are happy to 

answer questions about their workshops. Please go to our website at www.fetc.org 

and click on the workshop listing, visit our FETC mobile app, or check the presenter 

directory in this program to see the contact information for each presenter. 

PC 

MAC 

FDLA 

PC means the workshop features programs using Windows OS. 

MAC means the workshop features programs using a Macintosh OS 

or iOs for mobile devices 

Workshops in partnership with Florida Distance Learning Association 


Workshop 

listing 


8:00 AM - 3:00 PM 

WMF001 

WMF003 

WMF004 

Web Design: Start to Finish Like a Pro 

Michael Sawyer 

6HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

Nuts to Bolts: Implementing an iPad Program 

Federico Padovan 

6HR HO MAC ............................................ Room S330G 

iPads in Primary Classrooms 

Gayle Berthiaume 

6HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 

WMA018 

WMA019 

WMA020 

Bring Your Own Devices (BYOD) 

Programs: Baby Steps for Schools 

Susan Brooks-Young with Dan Morris 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320H 

iPads Improve Instruction and Learning 

David Mahaley with Tim Hall 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

iPad A to Z 

Leslie Fisher 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 


8:00 AM - 11:00 AM 

WMA005 Deploying Google Apps @Your School 

Chris Craft 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

WMA006 

WMA007 

WMA008 

WMA009 

WMA010 

WMA011 

WMA014 

WMA015 

WMA016 

Using Adobe Photoshop Elements 

in the Classroom 

Ryan Visser 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330C 

Creating Mobile Instructional 

Modules with HTML5 

Ezzard Bryant, Jr. 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

The Flipped Classroom Revolution and YOU! 

Ivy Nelson with Melody Paige 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

Instructional Design for Distance 

Learning Using iTunesU and iBooks 

Kristi Shaw with Malia Hoffmann 

FDLA 

3HR HO MAC ............................................. Room S310D 

29 Best Web 2.0 Classroom Tools 

Howie DiBlasi 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330F 

Powerful Technology Centers 

for Elementary Students 

Nancye Blair with Samantha Wilbur and Atlantis Burek 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S331A 

Publishing Video Stories with iMovie 

Kathy Hobbs with Gayle Weaver 

3HR HO MAC ............................................ Room S330H 

All About Curriculum, Not Technology! 

Charles Moseley 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320E 

Digital Teacher: Online Tools to 

Study, Organize and Succeed 

Carlos Fernandez 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320F 

WMA017 Introduction to Moodle 2 

Mike Ramirez 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320G 


12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 

WMP021 Using Google Collaboration Tools 

Lisa Thumann 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

WMP022 

WMP023 

WMP024 

WMP025 

WMP026 

WMP027 

WMP030 

WMP031 

WMP032 

WMP033 

Use Web Tools and Apps to Flip Classrooms 

John Kuglin 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330C 

Wireless and Mobile Hacks Updated 

Ernest Staats 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

Beginning Edmodo: Integrate 

Your Classroom Today 

Kacey Sensenich with Kevin Combs 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

Electrify Distance Learning by 

Creating Interactive Textbooks 

Julius Su with Victor Kam 

FDLA 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S310D 

Amazing Web 2.0 Projects for Students 

Carolyn McCarthy with Jan Harding, Jennifer Parker- 

Moore and Melissa White 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330F 

Using Google Tools to Change What 

Happens in Your Classroom 

Rushton Hurley 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S331A 

Developing eBooks with iBooks Author 

David Futch 


Common Core + Apps = Great Partnership 

Cathy Hutchins 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320E 

Digitally Transform Your 

Classroom with Technology 

Stephen Veliz 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320F 

Moodle 2 Advanced: Beyond the Basics 

Steve Pillow with Kimberly Humerickhouse 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320G 


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Workshop 


WMP034 

WMP035 

WMP036 

Mobile Android Devices in PreK-12 Classrooms 


3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320H 

Supporting Struggling Readers 

with iPad Applications 

Jenna Linskens 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

Creating Instructional Materials Using the iPad 

Kathy Schrock 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 


4:00 PM - 7:00 PM 

WME037 Hunting for the Core 

Salena Rabidoux with Jeff Ertzberger 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WME038 

WME039 

WME040 

WME041 

WME042 

WME043 

WME044 

WME045 

WME046 

WME047 

Build a Classroom Website with Google Sites 

Chris Craft 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

Dreamweaver 101: Up and Running in Three Hours 

Ryan Visser 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330C 

CSI FETC: Computer Forensics 

and Data Recovery 

Brent Williams 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

Advanced Edmodo: Implementation 

to Full Integration 

Kevin Combs with Kacey Sensenich 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

Desktop and Mobile 

Videoconferencing for Education 

Linda Dickeson 

FDLA 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S310D 

Dreaming Up a Disney Inspired STEM Lesson 

Howie DiBlasi 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330F 

Create the Ultimate Technology Project Today! 

Nancye Blair 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S331A 

Infographics for the Math and 

Science Classroom with iWork 

Gordon Worley 


Literacy: Reading and Writing Books with the iPad 

Patsy Lanclos 


Clouds in the Classroom 

Charles Moseley 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320E 

WME048 

WME049 

WME051 

WME052 

Digital Collaborator: Online Tools 

for Work and Feedback 

Carlos Fernandez 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320F 

Flip Your Classroom with Moodle 

David Futch 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320G 

Math Intervention with iPad Applications 


3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

iPad A to Z 

Leslie Fisher 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 


8:00 AM - 3:00 PM 

WTF053 Deploying Moodle 2+ for Administrators 

Mark McCall 

6HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 


8:00 AM - 11:00 AM 

WTA057 Building Mobile Web Pages 


3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WTA058 

WTA059 

WTA060 

WTA061 

WTA062 

WTA063 

WTA064 

PDF ePortfolios: For Students and Educators! 


3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330C 

Apps and Web Tools to Support 

Marzano’s Instructional Strategies 


3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

Digital Backdrops to Promote Reading 

Larry Bedenbaugh 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

Open-source Technologies 

and Learning-Content Management 

Systems for Classroom Use 

FDLA 

Leonid Rabinovich 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S310D 

The Flipped Classroom! 

Patrick Bohnet 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330F 

Stunningly Simple Presentations 

and Amazingly Easy Videos 


3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S331A 

Simple Web 2.0 Tools for Complex Learning 

Sandra Wozniak 

3HR HO BYOD ........................................... Room S331B 


WTA065 

WTA066 

WTA067 

WTA068 

WTA069 

WTA070 

WTA071 

WTA072 

Make the Most of Google Docs 

Chris Craft 


Make Your Own eBook! 

Rick Reece with Anna Marie Pierpont 


Expanding Your Technology Tool 

Belt with New Gadgets 

Steve Pillow with Kimberly Humerickhouse 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320E 

Digital Publishing: Share Student 

Work with Online Tools 

Stephen Veliz 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320F 

Transforming Technology Integration 

for the New Learner 

Nancye Blair 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320G 

iPads in the Classroom Train the Trainer 


3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320H 

iPads for Administrators 


3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

iPad Video Production 

Rob Zdrojewski 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 


12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 

WTP073 Flash: New Directions with 

Application Development 


3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WTP074 

WTP075 

WTP076 

WTP078 

WTP080 

Digital Video: How To Screencast 

Rob Zdrojewski 

3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330C 

Windows 7 Train the Trainer 


3HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

Educational Uses of Digital Storytelling 


3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

10 Teacher-Friendly Tools for 

Unleashing Creativity 

Jeffrey Tron 

3HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330F 

17 Top Google Tools For Educators 

Howie DiBlasi 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 

WTP081 

WTP082 

WTP084 

WTP085 

Adobe Photoshop Elements for Rookies 



25 Apps that Work in STEM Classrooms 

Martha Green with Traci Kohler 

and Jonathan Woofter 


Learning Through Global Collaboration, 

Exploration and Innovation 

Gayle Berthiaume 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S320F 

Appademics: Teach Students 

to Create Mobile Apps! 

Sean O’Neil 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320G 

WTP086 Engaging Students with Netbooks and Web 2.0 

David Futch 

3HR BYOD ................................................. Room S320H 

WTP087 

WTP088 

Harnessing the Power of Your iPad: 

Apps for Administrators 

Susan Brooks-Young with Rowland Baker 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

The iPad in the Language Arts Classroom 

John Long 

3HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 


8:00 AM - 10:00 AM 

WW1089 Online Tools for Your Teaching Toolbox 

Gail Lovely 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WW1092 Common Core Standards + 

Technology = Teacher-Friendly 

Barbara Fischer 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

WW1093 

WW1094 

WW1095 

WW1096 

WW1097 

Classroom-in-a-Box: Using 

Android Tablets for Learning 

Elliot Soloway with Cathie Norris 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

iPad in the Common Core Math Classroom 

James Welsh 

2HR HO MAC ............................................. Room S330F 

Make Movie Trailers with iMovie 



Take Your Best Shot with an iDevice 

Anna Marie Pierpont with Rick Reece 


Advanced Creative Uses of iPads 

Luis Perez 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 


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Workshop 


WW1098 

WW1099 

WW1100 

Doc Cam Magic: Cutting Edge Visual Tricks 

Nancye Blair 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 

Learning Circles: Collaborative 

Online Learning Model 

Margaret Riel with Paul Sparks 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331A 

Flipped Classroom: Experiential 

Model for Learning 

Jackie Gerstein 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 


10:30 AM - 12:30 PM 

WW2101 Global Uses of Google Tools for Beginners 

Cindy Lane 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WW2102 

WW2103 

WW2105 

WW2106 

WW2107 

WW2109 

WW2110 

WW2111 

WW2112 

Teaching Techniques To Make 

Your Students “Flip” 

Stacey O’Connor 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

Kids Want to Learn Computer Science 

Joanne Barrett 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330C 

Twitter 201: Advanced Twitter Tips and Tools 

Susan Bearden 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

iPad for Administrators 

John Long 


Create Photo Journals with iPhoto 

Gordon Worley 


iPads and Young Learners 

Gail Lovely 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

Making Education Stick: Veni, Vidi, 

Velcro (I came, I saw, it stuck) 

Lynell Burmark 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 

How to Make 1:1 Initiative Work 

Blake Everhart with Shanan Riegle 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331A 

GoogleEdu Evolution Revolution 

Ann Witherspoon 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 


1:00 PM - 3:00 PM 

WW3113 Lesson Design for Game Based Learning (GBL) 

Andrew Miller 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WW3114 

WW3116 

WW3118 

WW3119 

WW3121 

WW3122 

WW3123 

WW3124 

eBooks: Create a Publishing 

Culture in Your School 

Scot McAtee 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

Create Digital Interactive Math Content 

that Students can use Free 

Tom Reardon with Kelly Kutach 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

iPad in the Common Core Elementary Classroom 

James Welsh 


Animation with Keynote 

Brandon Kari 


Poetry in Motion: Making Movies the iPad 

Warren Dale 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

Wiki, Prezi and Thready Projects 

and Presentations 

Julie Joyner 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 

Use QR Codes to Extend Educational Materials 

Luis Perez 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331A 

Experiential Mobile Learning: 

Students’ Authentic Learning 

Jackie Gerstein 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 


3:30 PM - 5:30 PM 

WW4125 Guide to Google Academic Searches 

Lisa Thumann 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WW4126 

WW4128 

WW4129 

WW4130 

Flipping the Classroom: 21st Century Innovation 

Jonathan Funk 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

Tech Tools for Teachers on a Tight Budget 

Richard Jeter 

2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330D 

Digital Footprints: Managing 

Your Online Reputation 

Susan Bearden 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330E 

iPad in the STEM Classroom 

Christen Kauffman 



WW4131 

WW4132 

WW4134 

Developing Courses with iTunes U for iPad 

Nancy Kuznicki 


iBooks Author 



The Naked Truth about Full-Frontal Presentations 


2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 


8:00 AM - 10:00 AM 

WR1137 Become a Gmail and Calendar Wizard 

Lisa Thumann 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WR1138 

WR1140 

WR1142 

WR1143 

WR1145 

WR1146 

WR1147 

WR1148 

Advanced Google Learning Apps 


2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

Google Apps for Administrators 


2HR BYOD....................................................Room S330E 

Maximize Creativity with iPads 

Brandon Kari 


Create Interactive Books with iBooks Author 



Getting Organized with Your iPad 

Michelle Cheasty 

2HR BYOD....................................................Room S331C 

Free Academic and Collaborative 

Technology Tools (FACTs)! 

Salena Rabidoux with Jeff Ertzberger 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 

Create Engaging Digital Presentations 

Lauren Tate 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331A 

Digital Assessment: Using Online 

Tools and Mobile Devices 

Michael Meechin 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 


10:30 AM - 12:30 PM 

WR2149 Build your PLC with Google + 

Lisa Thumann 

2HR HO PC ................................................ Room S330A 

WR2150 

WR2152 

WR2156 

WR2157 

WR2158 

WR2160 

Learn to Use Google Collaboration 

Tools Effectively 


2HR HO PC ............................................... Room S330B 

Google Forms to Automate School 


2HR BYOD....................................................Room S330E 

Shattering Barriers to Space 

through STEM Opportunities 

Dante Buckley 


iPads, iPods, eReaders and More 


2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331C 

Get Your Donkey Cam Kung Fu Black Belt 

Len Scrogan 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331D 

WeMap and WeKWL: Collaborative 

Learning on Mobile Devices 

Elliot Soloway with Cathie Norris 

2HR BYOD .................................................. Room S331B 


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Supporting organizations 

& Auxiliary Meetings 

The Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) 

www.fldoe.org 

FLORIDA SOCIETY FOR TECHNOLOGY 

IN EDUCATION (FSTE): 


Kuznicki Consulting 

Nancy.Kuznicki@fste.org 

http://fste.org 

Visit The Following Organizations’ 

booths on the main concourse: 

Non-Profit Organizations Booths 

n CHOICES/Florida Department of Education 

n DMS E-Rate 

n FACTS.Org/Florida Center for Advising and Academic 

n Florida Center for Instructional Technology at USF (FCIT) 

n Florida Distance Learning Association (FDLA) 

n iSchool Initiative 

n University of West Florida 

FLORIDA ASSOCIATION OF EDUCATION 

DATA SYSTEMS (FAEDS) 

Feng Hou 

State College of Florida 

houf@scf.edu 

www.faeds.org 

FLORIDA ASSOCIATION FOR MEDIA 

IN EDUCATION (FAME) 

Dr. Cora Dunkley 

University of South Florida 

cdunkley@usf.edu www.floridamedia.org 

FLORIDA ASSOCIATION FOR SUPERVISION 

AND CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT (FASCD) 

Alina Davis 

FASCD 

Alina@bellsouth.net 

www.fascd.org 

FLORIDA COUNCIL ON INSTRUCTIONAL 

TECHNOLOGY LEADERS (FCTIL) 

Gary Weidenhamer 

Palm Beach County Schools 

Gary.Weidenhamer@palmbeachschools.org 

www.fcitl.org 

Supporting Organizations’ BOOTHS 

n Florida Association of Educational Data Systems (FAEDS) 

n Florida Association for Media in Education (FAME) 

n Florida Society for Technology in Education (FSTE) 

AuxilIary Meetings 

Monday, January 28 

FCITL Board Breakfast..................... 8:00 am – 8:30 am......... Room S311 

FCITL Board Meeting/Luncheon....... 8:00 am – 1:15 pm......... Room S311 

FCITL Member Meeting.....................1:30 pm – 5:30 pm......... Room S310GH 

FCITL Reception.............................. 5:45 pm – 6:45 pm......... Room S310E 

FCITL Dinner and Speaker................7:00 pm – 9:00 pm......... Room S310GH 

Tuesday, January 29 

FCITL Breakfast Meeting..................7:30 am – 11:45 am....... Room S310GH 

FAEDS Board Meeting...................... 9:00 am – 11:00 am....... Room S228 

FCITL Awards Luncheon.................12:15 pm – 1:45 pm......... Room S310GH 

CoSN Florida Board Meeting............ 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm......... Room S311 

Thursday, January 31 

FSTE Membership Meeting.............12:00 pm – 2:00 pm......... Room S310A 

FAMIS Membership Meeting............ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm......... Room S228 

Florida Distance Learning Association 

Dr. Hui Fang Huang “Angie” Su, President 

Nova Southeastern University 

shuifang@nova.edu 

www.fdla.com 


Featured 

SPEAKERS 

Steven Anderson 

Director of Instructional Technology, 

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools 

Steven Anderson is passionate about the use of social media 

for the students he serves. He is an educator, speaker, 

renowned blogger and avid tweeter. Anderson, who is @ 

web20classroom on Twitter, shares insights about effective use of social media 

and technology for learning. In 2009 and 2011, he was voted by his peers the 

Edublog Awards Most Influential Tweeter. And he is #Edchat co-creator, a #140Conf 

character and an ASCD Emerging Leader. He currently is the Director of Instructional 

Technology, helping to guide a technology program for over 53,000 students in 

Winston-Salem, NC. 

FS3205 Creating Student and Teacher Friendly 

Social Media Guidelines 

Session 3: Wednesday, January 30, 2013, 1:00 pm - 1:40 pm 

Room S310GH 

FS0206 Super Secret Twitter Tips, Tricks and Resources 

Session 10: Thursday, January 31, 2013, 2:00 pm - 2:40 pm 

Room S31 0BC 

Adam Bellow 

Founder, eduTecher 

Adam Bellow, founder of eduTecher, was recognized in 2011 as 

the Outstanding Young Educator of the Year by ISTE. Adam has 

been sharing his vision for education reform using technology 

with thousands of educators from around the country for the 

past several years. For more information about Adam, please visit www.eduTecher.net. 

TSO503 Technology Shoot-out 

Tuesday, January 29, 2013, 11:00 am - 12:45 pm 

Room SA1 

FS6002 The Best Web Tools and Tech Toys 

for Your Classroom! 


Room S310EF 

FS8001 A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Future 


Room S310GH 

Andy Crozier 

Superintendent/Principal, Andrew CSD 

Andy Crozier is the Superintendent /Principal at Andrew 

Community School District in Andrew, IA. Andy is a leader in 

the state of Iowa in technology integration and 21st century 

skills. Throughout Andy’s career, he has steered professional 

development for superintendents, principals, technology directors and teachers in 

many different areas of educational technology. Andy previously was at Grant Wood 

AEA as the Coordinator of Digital Learning. During his tenure at GWAEA, Andy led the 

Google Apps statewide agreement in Iowa and designed deployment and training 

support for nearly 200 schools. At Andrew CSD, Andy spends his time in classrooms, 

working with school budgets, guiding board members and completing many other 

responsibilities in a small, rural school. Andy was hired at Andrew at the age of 28, 

making him the youngest superintendent in the state of Iowa. 

FS2190 Let the Kids Drive: Using Technology to Empower 

Student Leadership 


Room S310GH 

FS5189 Walk the Talk: Modeling Effective Use of Technology 


Room S310GH 

Hall Davidson 

Senior Director, Discovery Education 

Global Learning Initiatives 

Hall Davidson began teaching in 1971. He left the classroom 

and spent 20 years at Los Angeles area PBS stations teaching, 

leading staff development and championing content creation 

by students and teachers. For 12 years Davidson coordinated the nation’s oldest 

student media festival, the California Student Media Festival, where he reviewed 

over a thousand student projects. Hall Davidson joined Discovery Education in 2005 

where he blogs, creates webinars, works in educational partnerships and serves as 

director of global learning Initiatives. He has spoken about technology and education 

to audiences around the world. In 2011, Davidson received the prestigious “Make IT 

Happen” award, an internationally recognized program from ISTE for educators and 

leaders in the field of education technology integration in K–12 schools. 

FS7202 Techbook Hardware Smackdown! 

Session 7: Thursday, January 31, 2013, 10:00 am -11:00 am 

Room S310EF 


Chief Executive Officer, educatebetter.org 

Professional Development Winner of Stanford University’s 

prestigious Walter Gores Award for Excellence in Teaching, Dr. 

Lynell Burmark is passionate about education and the potential 

for learners in her presentations and yours. Lynell’s extensive 

teaching experience spans K-22; her visually rich presentations range from 

workshops to keynotes and videoconferences across the globe. Publications like 

Visual Literacy and They Snooze, You Lose, offer research-based replicable activities 

for successful learning experiences. 

FS9400 Rockets in Their Pockets: 

Launching Learning Potential 


Room S310BC 

Lynell Burmark is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Wednesday. 

CKS495 Closing Session: App Shoot-out 

Thursday, January 31, 2013, 3:15 pm - 4:15 pm 

Room SA1 


Howie DiBlasi 

Chief Executive Officer, Digital Journey 

Howie DiBlasi was recognized as “Vocational Teacher of the 

Year” and nominated as a finalist for “Top Secondary Leaders 

in America”. He has 20 years’ experience in the education field, 

10 years’ experience as a business leader and as well as 14 

years’ experience as a CIO. His emphasis is on digital technology and 21st century 

learning and he has presented to thousands of education leaders, administrators 

and teachers from Bangkok to Boston. He was recently recognized by the CILC with 

the “Pinnacle Award” for outstanding professional development programs and is 

a member of the ISTE board of directors, serves on the TxDLA board, ISTE SIG for 

Interactive Video Conferencing and a member of the Alan November Consulting Team. 

FS6112 STEM Education Tools: The 50 Best Sources 


Room S310BC 

Howie DiBlasi is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Monday and Tuesday. 

Julie Evans 

Chief Executive Officer, Project Tomorrow 

Julie Evans has been CEO of Project Tomorrow (www. 

tomorrow.org), one of the nation’s leading education nonprofit 

organizations, since 1999. She developed the Speak Up 

National Research Project in 2003 and has served as the 

chief researcher on this project. Previously, Ms. Evans enjoyed a 17-year career 

in national and regional sales and marketing management with Unisys and two 

education technology startups. She is a graduate of Brown University and serves on 

the board of directors of Project Tomorrow, the TechAmerica Foundation board and 

the TechSETS advisory board and just recently completed a term on the ISTE board. 

In April 2008 Ms. Evans was named one of the Top Ten Most Influential People in 

Education Technology over the past 10 years by eSchool News. 

FS4447 The Real Scoop: What the Speak Up Data 

Tells Us About the State of Ed Tech Today 


Room S31GH 

Leslie Fisher 

Chief Geek, lesliefisher.com 

Leslie Fisher is an Apple veteran and internationally 

acclaimed presenter and trainer specializing in discovering 

and sharing technology tips tools and tricks for educators 

and administrators everywhere. She also works closely as a 

consultant for Adobe and Sony, presenting and training about 

digital photography and photo editing. When not on the road, Leslie can be found 

in Southern California usually golfing or enjoying wine. You can find out more about 

Leslie at www.lesliefisher.com. 



Room SA1 

FS4195 The iOS Application Support Group for 2013 


Room S310EF 

FS0196 The Web 2.0 You Might Not Know About 


Room S310EF 

Leslie Fisher is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Monday. 

Ted Hasselbring 

Professor of Special Education, 

Peabody College, Vanderbilt University 

Ted Hasselbring has spent more than 20 years conducting 

research on how technology-based programs help struggling 

students. His research generated a model that has changed 

the lives of thousands of students across the country, finally 

allowing them to experience success. Dr. Hasselbring has authored more than 100 

articles and book chapters on learning and technology and serves on the editorial 

boards of six professional journals. 

FS2006 Achieving Math Fluency: Mobile Apps 

and Adaptive Technology 


Room S310A 


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Featured 

SPEAKERS 


Executive Director, NextVista.org 

Rushton Hurley has worked and studied on three continents 

as a Japanese language teacher, principal of a charter high 

school, teacher trainer, education technology researcher and 

school reform consultant. He is the founder and executive 

director of the education nonprofit Next Vista for Learning, 

which houses a free library of videos by and for teachers and students at http:// 

NextVista.org. Rushton presents around and beyond the United States; his fun and 

thoughtful talks center on the connection between engaging learning and useful, 

affordable technology, as well as professional perspectives of teachers. 

FS1033 Google and More: Hordes of Free Tools 2013 

Session 1: Wednesday, January 30, 2013, 10:00 am - 11:00 am 

Room S310EF 

FS4032 How to Inspire Your Staff with Technology 


Room S310A 

FS7315 The Magic of Digital Video for Engaging Learning 

Session 7: Thursday, January 31, 2013, 10:00 am - 11:00 am 

Room S310GH 

Rushton Hurley is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Monday and Tuesday. 

Crystal Hutter 

Chief Operating Officer, Edmodo 

Crystal is the chief operating officer at Edmodo, a leading 

K-12 social learning network. She oversees daily operations 

and manages teams responsible for marketing, community 

engagement, institutional outreach and strategic partnerships. 

Before joining the Edmodo team, Crystal made global investments in microfinance, 

mobile banking and education ventures for Omidyar Network. Prior to Omidyar, she 

was a senior engineer at Oracle Corporation where she provided technical consulting 

for Oracle’s North American government, education and healthcare groups. Crystal 

has an MBA from Columbia Business School. 

FS1445 Engaging the 21st Century Classroom 

with Digital Content 


Room S310BC 

John Kuglin 

Senior Consultant, Kuglin Consulting 

John Kuglin is a K-16 technology pioneer. This has led him 

to testify before the US Senate on learning technologies, was 

featured on CNN and served as a technology host for the 

Learning Channel. John was identified as a Top 25 Education 

Technology Advocate by District Administrator magazine 

and was awarded a USA Today Power Teacher designation. He is a nationally and 

internationally respected keynote speaker and has been published in numerous 

magazines. 



Room SA1 

FS2200 The New Normal: Innovative Learning 

Environments with Free Resources 


Room S310EF 

FS5199 What Does Tech Have To Do With Me? 

Everything Let’s Transform Yourself 


Room S310BC 

John Kuglin is also conducting a Ticketed Workshop on Monday. 

Cheryl Lemke 

Chief Executive Office, Metiri Group 

Cheryl Lemke is President and CEO of the Metiri Group. Ms. 

Lemke specializes in K-20 education technology and 21st 

century learning. She is best known for her expertise and 

experience in systems thinking, from the policy level—with 

governors, legislators, superintendents, business leaders—to the school and 

classroom—with administrators, teachers, students and parents. She brings 25 

years of experience in the public sector, as a teacher, technology director, policy 

expert at a national education laboratory and cabinet member at a state education 

agency. She was a key architect in several frameworks for education technology 

and associated audit systems, including enGauge and Dimensions21. Ms. Lemke is 

considered a thought leader in the U.S. and abroad. She is routinely commissioned 

to develop white papers and report by key private sector technology companies. Her 

most recent release is an Intel papers on digital content. 

FS5446 Personalization of Learning: What Are 

Some Models and How Does a District Get Started? 


Room S310A 

FS8245 Creativity and Innovation: Keeping it Alive in K-12 


Room S310EF 



Assistant Professor, 

Marian University School of Education 

Jenna Linskens is an assistant professor in the School of 

Education at Marian University, WI. An elementary educator 

for 12 years before joining Marian, courses she teaches 

include: Integrating iPads in the Classroom; Innovations in 

Education, Teaching and Learning Online; and E-Portfolio. She is also supervisor 

of the online teaching certificate program. Professor Linskens has an M.A. Ed. in 

Curriculum and Instruction and she is currently earning an Education Doctorate in 

Technology and E-Learning through Northcentral University in Arizona. She provides 

staff development training to schools on topics including: effective use of mobile 

devices, iPads, BYOD, Web 2.0, social media, ePortfolios, online learning, SMART 

boards and inspiring use of technology. She has presented internationally, at national 

conferences and many education conferences at the state level. 

FS7259 Your Online Class is Ready to Start: 

Did You Do it Right? 


Room S310D 

Jenna Linskens is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Monday and Tuesday. 



Room SA1 

Gail Lovely 

Independent Educator, LovelyLearning.com 

Gail Lovely is an independent educator who focuses on 

learning, teaching and the potential roles of technologies in 

those endeavors. She has a Master’s Degree from Pepperdine 

University and 30 years of experience in education. She believes 

making wise, intentional decisions about technologies is more important now than it 

ever has been. You can learn more about Gail at http://LovelyLearning.com. 

FS7182 Small Investments, Large Returns 


Room S310A 

Gail Lovely is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Wednesday. 



Room SA1 

Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach 

Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer, 

Powerful Learning Practice 

Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach has been in education for over 20 

years as a classroom teacher, technology coach, charter school 

principal, district administrator, university instructor and digital 

learning consultant. She is a sought-after presenter at national 

and international events on topics of 21st century reform, teacher and education 

leadership, community building and education issues impacting marginalized 

populations such as the homeless. Through the Powerful Learning Practice Network 

she works with schools and districts from across the U.S., Canada, New Zealand, 

Norway and Australia to re-envision their learning cultures and communities. 

FS9167 Connected Learning Communities: Learning and 

Leading in a Digital Age 


Room S310GH 

Kathy Schrock 

Educational Technologist 

Kathy Schrock has been a district tech director, an instructional 

tech specialist and a school, academic, museum and public 

librarian. She is currently teaching online graduate courses for 

two universities. Kathy is an Adobe Education Leader, a Google 

Certified Teacher and a Discovery Education Guru. She writes, speaks, blogs, tweets 

and conducts workshops and presentations worldwide. Her passions include the use 

of online tools, infographics, emerging technologies and gadgets of any type. 



Room SA1 

FS3149 iPads for Teaching: Tools for You to Use 


Room S310EF 

FS6036 Following Change: Ways to Keep Up 

with Education Technology 


Room S310GH 

Kathy Schrock is also conducting a Ticketed Workshop on Monday. 


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Featured 

SPEAKERS 

Eric Sheninger 

Principal, New Milford High School 

Eric is the Principal at New Milford High School located in 

Bergen County, NJ. He is passionate about establishing and 

fostering learning environments that are student-centered, 

collaborative and flexible and will prepare all learners to 

succeed in the 21st century. As an educational administrator he believes that 

effective communication, listening, support, shared decision making and the 

integration of technology are essential elements necessary for the transformation of 

school cultures. Eric has emerged as an innovative leader in the use of social media 

and web 2.0 technologies as tools to engage students, improve communications 

with stakeholders and help educators grow professionally. Eric is a NASSP Digital 

Principal Award winner (2012), PDK Emerging Leader Award recipient (2012), Google 

Certified Teacher, Adobe Education Leader, ASCD 2011 Conference Scholar, coauthor 

of Communicating and Connecting With Social Media: Essentials for Principals 

and What Principals Need to Know About Teaching and Learning Science, a writer on 

education for the Huffington Post, co-creator of the Edscape Conference, sits on the 

FEA board of directors and was named to the NSBA “20 to Watch” list in 2010 for 

technology leadership. He now presents and speaks nationally to assist other school 

leaders to embrace and more effectively utilize technology. His blog, “A Principal’s 

Reflections,” was selected as Best School Administrator Blog in 2011 by Edublogs. 

FS1203 Leadership 2.0 


Room S310A 

FS3204 The Power of Personal Learning Networks 


Room S310BC 

Elliot Soloway 

and Cathleen Norris 

Elliot Soloway, Arthur F. Thurnau Professor, College of 

Engineering, School of Education and School of Information, 

University of Michigan, and Cathleen Norris, Regents 

Professor College of Information, Department of Learning 

Technologies University of North Texas 

Soloway and Norris have been crusading for mobile learning 

since the early Palm Pilot days. They have been exploring 

ways to use personal technology to transform—rather than 

simply enhance or enrich— teaching and learning. Finally, 

with the coming of the cell phone, low-cost, easy-to-use, truly 

personal, truly portable (not just transportable), computing 

devices their vision is being realized in schools worldwide! In various sessions, 

Norris and Soloway will describe how classrooms all over the globe that are 

employing mobile technologies to dramatically improve student performance. 

FS9035 Don’t Settle for Using Just a Few Apps 

on Your Shiny New iPad! 


Room S310EF 

Elliot Soloway and Cathy Norris are also conducting Ticketed Workshops 

on Wednesday and Thursday. 

David Thornburg 

Director, Thornburg Center 

Dr. Thornburg has worked in the field of education technology 

for decades. In addition to presenting workshops and 

presentations at conferences and districts, he teaches PhDlevel 

courses on instructional technology for Walden University. 

He has spoken at FETC many times and always provides fresh insights. In addition 

to his work in the U.S., David also works in Brazil where he is involved with many 

education projects across the public and private sector. 

FS1165 Seeing Tomorrow, Today: How to Find Emerging 

Education Technologies 


Room S310GH 

FS5045 Gadgets and Gewgaws: The Cornerstones 

of STEM Education 


Room S310EF 


Director, iTeach Center, Kennesaw State University 

Dr. Brent Williams is the director of the Kennesaw State 

University iTeach Center. His high performance team is on 

a mission to help teachers and students achieve their best 

possible future through the use of advanced education 

technologies. They do this by guiding teachers to become comfortable with handheld 

devices, tablet devices, legacy technologies and with a new role as a classroom 

advocate for learning. Brent is a well-known speaker, instructor and consultant. 

He has more than 30 years of experience in private and public sector technology 

analysis, management and training. Brent has a bachelor’s degree in electrical 

engineering technology, a master’s degree in technology management and a PhD in 

educational leadership. Brent can be reached via www.iteachcenter.org and brent@ 

kennesaw.edu . 

FS3166 BYOT is a Band-Aid 


Room S310A 

Brent Williams is also conducting Ticketed Workshops on Monday and Tuesday. 

Julie Young 

President and Chief Executive Officer, 

Florida Virtual School 

Julie Young, President and CEO of Florida Virtual School (FLVS), 

the nation’s largest and most influential kindergarten - 12th 

grade online program, acquired her love for teaching and 

learning at a young age. Her accomplishments as a school teacher, trainer and 

assistant principal, coupled with an interest in combining technology and learning 

evolved into a joint effort to launch the first statewide high school in 1997. 

FS8034 How Online Courses Allow 

For Connected Learning Environments 


Room S310BC 


School is Open. 

Expand learning with the web. 

“Chromebooks open the whole world up to students. 

The collective knowledge of the entire human race is on their desks, 

and that is the best gift any teacher can give a student.” 

— Peter Iles, Principal, Grace Lutheran School (Central Wisconsin) 

Google at FETC 

We look forward to seeing you at FETC. We’ll be hosting three events during which 

educators will share how Google tools have opened doors to better teaching and learning: 

Tuesday, 1:00-3:00 pm 

Wednesday, 7:30-8:15 am 

Tuesday – Thursday 

Technology Solution Seminar: Learn how school 

districts are using the web for 1:1 learning 

Eye-opener Keynote: “Unleashing the Power of the Web” 

by Jaime Casap, Global Education Evangelist 

Exhibition Hall – Booth #1109: Sessions in our 

Teaching Theater every 30 minutes 

Learn more Anytime 

Discover the tools that millions of students, faculty 

and staff are using: 

Google Apps for Education 

Chromebooks for Education 

google.com/apps/edu 

chromebooks.com/edu 

© Copyright 2012 Google. All rights reserved. Google and the Google logo are 

registered trademarks of Google Inc.

TUESDAY 

@FETC 

Events, sessions, 

and information for 


OCCC FOOD VENUES 

AVAILABLE TUESDAY: 

South Food Court A: (Lower Level) 

O.C. Spice Grill, Tortilla Junction 

Registration Area: 

ZaZa Cuban Coffee 

S320 Concourse: 

Hill of Beans Coffee w/ sandwiches and salads 

Pre-Keynote Session 

11:00 am - 12:45 pm 

TSO503 

Technology Shoot-Out 

Adam Bellow, Founder, eduTecher, with Leslie 

Fisher, Chief Geek, lesliefisher.com, John 

Kuglin, Senior Consultant, Kuglin Consulting, 

and Kathy Schrock, Educational Technologist 

Room: SA1 

Technology Solution Seminars 

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 

TSS509 

The Cloud Over 

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) 

Rich Cheston, Chief Technical Architect, 

Distinguished Engineer and Master Inventor, Lenovo 

Room: S230B 

Sponsored by Lenovo 

TSS520 

Opening Doors with 

Learning on the Web 

Rajen Sheth, Senior Product Manager, 

Google Chromebooks, Google 

Room: S230C 

Sponsored by Google in Education 

Light refreshments will be served. 

Complete session descriptions can be found 

online at www.fetc.org, or by accessing the 

free FETC conference app via the code on 

pages 5 and 12. 

TSS527 

Flipped and Blended 

Learning: Enabling Students 

to Learn from Anywhere 

Greg Mathison, Sales Business Development 

Manager, Cisco, with Lance Ford, Sales 

Business Development Manager, Cisco 

Room: S230A 

Sponsored by CISCO 

TSS532 

Supporting the Changing Role 

of 21st Century Educators 

Laura Murray Parker, Vice President Solution 

Strategy, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 

Room: S230D 

Sponsored by Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 

Light refreshments will be served. 

FTS061 

NEW @FETC 2013 

2:00 pm - 3:00 pm 

Room: S310EF 

Jennifer Womble, Program Manager, 1105media 

New to FETC or just want to hear about what is new 

this year? Attend the FETC 2013 First Timers’ Session 

to learn important information about the conference 

and maximize your professional development 

opportunities. Learn how to download our mobile app 

and build your personalized conference schedule. 

See how to interact and enhance your networking 

experience with Edmodo. Get the most out of FETC 

by following tips from veteran attendees! First time 

attendees will receive a special gift. 

TUEKEY 

Opening Keynote 

3:30 pm – 5:00 pm 

Room: SA1 

Matt Kaplan, 

ScholarScribe.com 


Regularly reporting on biomedical innovations, advances 

in green energy, new disaster warning systems, and 

much more has made one thing eminently clear to 

Matt: The scientific world is beginning to converge. 

Fields that have become super specialized during the 

past 50 years are suddenly turning towards seemingly 

unrelated areas for answers. 

Computer programmers designing artificial intelligence 

systems are desperately in need of support from 

neurologists and psychologists, aeronautical engineers 

are turning towards experts in bird flight to guide them 

on better aircraft designs, and medics are turning 

towards zoologists for help with harnessing the 

wonders of the natural world. Renaissance men are 

once again walking the Earth. From how the humble 

jellyfish has made it possible to track the behaviors of 

cancer cells to how military drones are learning to read 

human body language, Kaplan shares examples of the 

latest breakthroughs in science. 

About Matt Kaplan 

A paleontologist by training, Matt has written on 

everything from heat recycling, and the connection 

between jellyfish and glowing proteins in cancer 

research, to the social relationships of tent-building 

bats and “When Animals Predict Earthquakes.” 

His new book, Medusa’s Gaze and Vampire’s Bite: 

The Science of Monsters, employs an entertaining 

mix of cutting-edge research and a love of lore to 

explore what led our ancestors to invent such bizarre 

creatures as Medusa and the Minotaur. 

Exhibit Hall 

GranD Opening Reception 

5:00 pm – 7:00 pm 

Join your fellow attendees and presenters at the 

Grand Opening of the Exhibit Hall on Tuesday, January 

29, from 5:00–7:00 pm, following the Opening 

Keynote Session. Enjoy complimentary snacks and 

drinks, or visit the cash bar as you browse the Exhibit 

Hall, mingle with your colleagues and celebrate the 

start of your professional development experience. It’s 

the perfect opportunity to meet with leading education 

product and service experts to research and gather 

information on solutions that address school and 

district challenges. 

#FETC TWEET UP 

5:30 pm - 7:00 pm 

FETC will host a live Tweet Up in the Exhibit Hall Booth 

1065 in the Exhibit Hall by the reception area. Please 

look for the Tweet Up signs and meet the colleagues 

face to face that you share with all year long! Join 

#Edchat at 7:00 pm. 


WEDNESDAY 

@FETC 







The Deli, O.C. Spice Grill, Tortilla Junction 

South Food Court B: (Lower Level) 

Ezra’s BBQ, Papa John’s Pizza, Habana Grill, 

Sandwich Zone 

Exhibit Hall Food Court: 

Panini Soup and Salad, Aroma Pasta and Soups, 

Sandwich Zone, Pita Hut Greek, Ezra’s BBQ, 

Taste of Asia w/ Sushi, Taco Twist, Crepe Factory, 

Papa John’s Pizza, Haagen Daz Ice Cream, 

Pretzel’s and Lemonade 

Registration Area: ZaZa Cuban Coffee 

S320 Concourse: Hill of Beans Coffee 

w/ sandwiches and salads 

Beverage Breaks 

9:30 am – 10:00 am ............. Main Concourse Foyer 

2:40 pm – 3:20 pm .......................Exhibit Hall Floor 

Google Eye Opener Session 

7:30 am - 8:15 am 

GEO519 

Unleashing the Power of 

the Web in Education 

Jaime Casap, Global Education Evangelist, Google 

Room: SA1 

It is a fact that the web has integrated into our daily 

lives. Now imagine the integration of the web into our 

children’s lives—they do not know a world without 

the web. It is where they manage their resources, 

where they manage their relationships, where they 

collaborate, and where they learn. 

WEDKEY 

General Session Keynote 

8:45 am - 9:45 am 

Room: SA1 

Dr. David Sousa, 

Educational Consultant 

and Author 

Designing Brain-Friendly Schools 

in the Age of Accountability 

Come to this cutting-edge keynote that discusses 

some remarkable findings from brain research about 

how we learn, and the implications for everyone 

involved in building, leading and teaching in schools. 

Can we really embrace school change in the age of 

high-stakes testing and accountability? There will 

definitely be some surprises! 

About Dr. Sousa 

Dr. David A. Sousa is an international educational 

consultant and author of more than a dozen books 

that suggest ways that educators and parents can 

translate current brain research into strategies 

to improve learning. A member of the Cognitive 

Neuroscience Society, he has conducted workshops 

in hundreds of school districts on brain research, 

instructional skills and science education at the 

pre-K-12 and university levels. He has made 

presentations to more than 200,000 educators at 

national conventions of educational organizations and 

to regional and local school districts across the US, 

Canada, Europe, Australia, New Zealand and Asia. 

TOUROC 

Ocoee Middle School Tour 

Florida’s State Demonstration SchooL 

for Technology 

9:00 am – 1:15 pm 

Ocoee Middle School, an Apple Distinguished School 

for 2010-2011 and 2011-2012, pilots many new 

technologies and is on the cutting edge as the 

technological demonstration school for Florida. You 

won’t want to miss the opportunity to tour this unique 

school and observe how technology is integrated 

into the content areas! The tour will be offered to 

accommodate 100 participants. Transportation to and 

from the school will be provided along with a light 

lunch. Sign-up is required and is available in the 

registration area along with tour details. 

Poster Presentations 

NEW THIS YEAR 

2:30 pm - 3:30 pm 

Aisle 1500, Exhibit Hall 

Introducing 2013 FETC one-hour poster sessions! This 

is a new feature of FETC that will highlight innovative 

schools and districts that have implemented 

exemplary technology integration projects with 

success. Case studies were selected to participate 

as poster presentations based on their interest and 

value to FETC community and its relevance and timely 

content matter. These sessions provide opportunities 

for attendees to engage in in-depth, informal 

discussions with the presenters. Presenters post 

their displays for attendee viewing, and are on-hand 

for discussion and networking during the assigned 

session times. 

MOV548 

Movie Preview 

5:15 pm - 6:15 pm 

Room: S310 BC 

“Look I’m Learning” 

This is a fun, advocacy film about a digital revolution 

led by kids. It presents the experiences of early 

elementary teachers who go “one-to-one” using 

mobile learning devices with their students. The 

results transform teaching and learning in a small 

Midwestern town. Interviews with national experts 

and exposés from other public elementary schools 

broaden and diversify the film. 

The film is produced and directed by Bruce Umpstead 

and Allyson Rockwell. Bruce, Michigan’s State 

Educational Technology Director, will introduce the 

special FETC 2013 preview. Jennifer Bond, the BYOD 

“star” of the film, will also attend the viewing. 

FETC Night Out At Epcot 

4:00 pm or 5:45 Departure, 9:45 pm Return 

Embark on an adventure through Epcot ® and enjoy 

an evening with your colleagues, friends and family. 

Experience Future World where innovation and 

wonder abound. Explore 11 different countries around 

the World Showcase Lagoon and end the evening 

with the awe-inspiring Illuminations: Reflections of 

Earth, an incredible symphony of lasers, music and 

fireworks. To make reservations call 1-800-557-7776. 

Package includes: 

n After 4 pm admission to Epcot ® 

n Round trip transportation 

n 4:00 pm and 5:45 pm departures from 

the Orange County Convention Center 

n 9:45 pm return to select International Drive Hotels 


29

Concurrent 

SESSION 1 

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM 

FEATURED SESSION: 

FS1033 

Google and More: Hordes 

of Free Tools 2013 

Rushton Hurley, 

Executive Director, NextVista.org 

INT, INS 

K-20, EDU 

Room: S310EF 


FS1445 

Engaging the 21st Century 

Classroom with Digital Content 

Crystal Hutter, 

Chief Operating Officer, Edmodo 

Sponsored by 

NON, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310BC 


FS1203 

Leadership 2.0 

Eric Sheninger, 

Principal, New Milford High School 

INT, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310A 


FS1165 

Seeing Tomorrow, Today: 

How to Find Emerging 

Educational Technologies 

David Thornburg, 

Director, Thornburg Center 

NON, TEC 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310GH 

CS1376 

Convert Your STEM Curriculum 

to Digital Lab Format! 

David Doty, Retired Science Teacher, New York 

Public Schools, with Cynthia Syverson Mercer, 

retired school resource nurse, SNARC 

STEM, DIG 

9-12, EDU 

Room: S230A BYOD 

CS1291 

Increasing Home to School 

Connection through Mobile Devices 

Kim Cavanaugh, Technology Program Specialist, 

School District of Palm Beach County 

NON, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230B 

CS1323 

Games That Are Good to the Core 

Jeff Ertzberger, Director of Technology, UNC 

Wilmington, with Salena Rabidoux, Technology 

Liaison/Lecturer, UNC Wilmington 

PRO, INS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230C BYOD 

CS1506 

Technologia para Hispanohablantes: 

Share Spanish-language Resources 

Rita Oates, President, Oates Associates 

FOR, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230D 

CS1504 

21st Century Learning: 

Beyond Gadgets 

Frank Gallagher, Board Chair P21 and 

Executive Director, Cable in the Classroom 

INT, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230E 

CS1046 

60 in 60: 60 Instructional 

Technologies in 60 Minutes 

Michael Meechin, Assistant Principal, 

Creekside High School 

NON, DIG 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S230F 

CS1382 

K-12 Integrated Projects That 

Will Expand The Way You Teach 

Heather Crosser, Technology Integration 

Specialists, The Island School 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230G BYOD 

CS1391 

Best Practices in Teaching Digital 

Literacy and Citizenship 

Kelly Mendoza, Senior Manger, Professional 

Development, Common Sense Media 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230H 

SPOTLIGHT FDLA SESSION: 

CS1313 

FDLA 

Opportunities Belonging 

to Diverse Distance 

Learning Organizations 

Hui Fang Huang “Angie” Su, President, 

Florida Distance Learning Association (FDLA), 

with Joel Levine, FDLA Past President and 

Associate Professor, School of Education 

at Barry University, and Al Mizell, FDLA 

President-Elect and Coordinator of Special 

Initiatives, Nova Southeastern University 

PRO, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310D 

CS1505 

FDLA 

Locus Relocation: The Rise of 

Districts in Online Learning 

Myk Garn, Director, Educational Technology, 

Southern Regional Education Board 

REA, DIS 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S320A 

CS1326 

5 Keys to Building a 

Successful iPad Program 

Tom Daccord, Director, EdTechTeacher 

INT, INS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320B 


CS1493 

Career Planning with CHOICES 

Planner for Florida’s Schools 

Patrick Wright, Program Specialist, Florida 

Department of Educatio, with Heather Conley, 

Program Specialist, Florida Department of Education 

CAR, ITL 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S320C 

CS1507 

Apps and the School-Based Speech 

Pathologist and Special Educator 

Beth Holland, Editor, Super Duper Publications 

SPE, DIG 

K-5, EDU 

Room: S320D 

CS1063 

Does the Smartphone Have a 

Place in the Classroom? 

Therese Mageau, Editorial Director, T.H.E. 

Journal/Campus Technology, with Elliot 

Soloway, Professor, University of Michigan 

NON, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320E 

CS1053 

iPad’s for Learning and 

Teaching: A Panel Discussion 

Tim Hall, Principal, Franklin Academy, with David 

Mahaley, Principal, Franklin Academy High School 

INT, MOB 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS1156 

Look! I’m Learning: Personalized 

Learning and Bring Your 

Own Device Programs 

Bruce Umpstead, State Education Technology 

Director, Michigan Department of Education with 

Jennifer Bond, 3rd Grade Teacher and BYOD expert, 

Walled Lake Consolidated Schools (Mich.) and Mark 

Hess, Executive Director of Instruction, Technology, 

& Assessment, Walled Lake Consolidated Schools 

INT, INS 

K-5, ALL 

Room: S320G 

CS1328 

#Edgames #Edlearning 

#EdAssessment 

Kari Stubbs, Vice President, 21st 

Century Learning, BrainPOP 

STEM, INS 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S320H 

Vendor Content 


31

Concurrent 

SESSION 2 

Wednesday, January 30, 2013 • 12:00 PM - 12:40 PM 


FS2190 

Let the Kids Drive: Using 

Technology to Empower 

Student Leadership 

Andy Crozier, Superintendent/ 

Principal, Andrew CSD 

NON, INN 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S310GH 


FS2006 

Achieving Math Fluency: Mobile 

Apps and Adaptive Technology 

Ted Hasselbring, Professor of 

Special Education, Peabody 

College/Vanderbilt University 

MAT, MOB 

K-5, ALL 

Room: S310A 


FS2200 

The New Normal: Innovative 

Learning Environments 

with Free Resources 

John Kuglin, Senior Consultant, 

Kuglin Consulting 

INT, MOB 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310EF 

CS2380 

Using Podcasting and Vodcasting 

to Create the Flipped Classroom! 

Ellen Reinig, Adjunct Professor, Argosy University 

Sarasota, with Megan Murtaugh, Doctoral 

Student, Nova Southeastern University 

STEM, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230A 

CS2106 

Digitization of Project 

Based Learning 

Janet Bontz, Educational Consultant, 

Wisconsin Innovative Schools Network 

INT, INS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230B 

CS2277 

What’s Really Happening 

with Technology in Early 

Childhood Education? 

Lilla Dale McManis, Co-Founder, Early Childhood 

Technology Collaborative, with Karen Nemeth, 

Lead Consultant, Language Castle, and 

Fran Simon, Chief Engagement Officer 

INT, INS 

PreK-2, ALL 

Room: S230C 

CS2077 

BookMapping: GIS meets Literature 

Terence Cavanaugh, Associate Professor, 

University of North Florida 

ENG, DIG 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230D 

CS2296 

You want iPads at Your 

School? Learn from the Webb 

School 1:1 iPad Program 

James Manikas, Director of Technology, 

Webb School of Knoxville 

PRO, MOB 

K-12, TEC 

Room: S230E 

CS2378 

The Future of Textbooks: Here Today! 

Randy Damewood, Director of 

Technology, Coffee County Schools 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230F 

CS2044 

Engaging Next Gen Students 

With Rigor Through Gaming 

Deb Svec, Media Specialist, Palm 

Beach Gardens High School 

ENG, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230G 

CS2389 

Ramping It Up: Using Web 2.0 Tools 

to Engage and Motivate Learners 

Laurie O. Campbell, Visiting Lecturer, 

University of Central Florida 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230H BYOD 

CS2263 

FDLA 

Flipped Learning: Enabling Students 

to Learn from Home or Any Location 

Greg Mathison, Sales Business Development 

Manager, Cisco with Lance Ford, Sales 

Business Development Manager, Cisco 

BES, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310D 


CS2534 

Truly Powerful and Inspiring Ideas 

Travis Allen, CEO and Founder, iSchool Initiative, 

with Sierra Fan, President, Club Academia, 

Karine Hsu, Vice President, Club Academia, and 

Rushton Hurley, Executive Director, NextVista.org 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320A 

CS2270 

The Future is Here: Engaging 

Students through Gesture- 

Based Learning 

Adina Popa, International Ambassador, Loudoun 

County Public Schools, with Radu Burducea, 

Director Xbox and Kinect, US Education, Microsoft, 

and Tammie Mihet, 4th Grade Teacher/Teacher 

Trainer/Presenter, First Baptist Academy 

INT, INN 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320B 



CS2490 

FLDOE Single Sign-on: Overview 

Andrea Latham, Communications and 

Training Coordinator, Florida Department 

of Education, with Edwin Hurley, Technical 

Trainer, Florida Department of Education 

INT, TEC 

K-20, TEC 

Room: S320C 

CS2209 

The Future of Student Instruction: 

Mixed-Reality and Innovation 

Zachary Walker, Ph.D. Student, University of 

Central Florida, with Don McMahon, Doctoral 

Student, University of Tennessee, Knoxville 

SPE, INS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320D 

CS2062 

Transforming the Learning 

Landscape with BYOT 

Jill Hobson, Director of Instructional 

Technology, Forsyth County Schools 

INT, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320E 

CS2317 

Leveraging Open Source and 

Free Software in Your District 

Mathew Swerdloff, Director of Technology, 

Hendrick Hudson School District 

PRO, TEC 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS2274 

Transformative Technology 

Leadership That Works 

London Jenks, Director of Technology, with 

Brenna Dooley, Social Studies Teacher, and 

Kara Janes, Spanish/Psychology Teacher, 

and Aimee Kay, Science Teacher (MS), Hot 

Springs County School District #1 

INT, ITL 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320G 

CS2038 

Teaching Students Professional 

Social Networking Etiquette 

for the Real World 

Tammy Fry, Teacher Education Program Instructor, 

Center for Advanced Professional Studies (CAPS) 

INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320H 

MIND 

Research Institute 

A neuroscience and education 

research-based non-profit corporation 

Play for free! 

Download KickBox on iTunes. 

This sample challenge game is introduced 

at the end of each grade level. 

KickBox: http://bit.ly/PfccuA 

KICKBOX: 

For more information, contact us: 

888.751.5443 | info@mindresearch.net 

www.mindresearch.net 

OCPS Results 

Learn how 15 schools in Orange County Public Schools 

using ST Math increased their math proficiency 

by 9 percentile points on the FCAT Math: 

http://bit.ly/VChCCv 

OCPS 

RESULTS: 

What is ST Math? Created by MIND Research Institute, Spatial Temporal (ST) Math ® is 

game-based instructional software designed to boost math comprehension and proficiency 

through visual learning. Designed to be integrated with classroom instruction, ST Math 

incorporates fetc.org the latest research in learning and the ORANGE brain and COUNTY promotes mastery-based 

CONVENTION CENTER, ORLANDO, FL • JANUARY 28 – 31, 2013 

learning and mathematical understanding. 

33

Concurrent 

SESSION 3 



FS3205 

Creating Student And Teacher 

Friendly Social Media Guidelines 

Steven Anderson, Director of 

Instructional Technology, Winston- 

Salem/Forsyth County Schools 

INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310GH 


FS3149 

iPads for Teaching: 

Tools for You to Use 

Kathy Schrock, Educational Technologist, 

INT, MOB 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310EF 


FS3204 

The Power of Personal 

Learning Networks 

Eric Sheninger, Principal, New 

Milford High School 

INT, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310BC 


FS3166 

Is BYOT is a Band-Aid? 

Brent Williams, Director, iTeach Center, 

Kennesaw State University 

PRO, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310A 

CS3325 

STEM As A Way of Thinking 

Mark Smith, Dean of STEM and 

Outreach, L&N STEM Academy 

STEM, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230A 

CS3290 

Using Pinterest to Build a 

Personal Learning Network 

Kathy Parker-Jones, Technology Integration 

Specialist, Hilliard City Schools, with 

Lauren Davis, Technology Integration 

Specialist, Hilliard City Schools 

NON, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230B 

CS3078 

Infusing the Arts in the 

Common Core Standards 

Carol Broos, Technology Coordinator, 

Golden Apple Foundation 

PER, INS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230C 

CS3042 

All You Need to Know About 

Creating and Publishing eBooks 

Louis Molina, Professor, Miami Dade 

College Kendall Campus 

ENG, INS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230D 

CS3047 

No Money? No Problem! Getting 

Grants for Great Technology 

Samantha Jeter, Academic Authenticity and 

Integrity Specialist, Western Governors University 

INT, ITL 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230E 

CS3037 

Bridging the Digital Divide with 

Mobile Technology (iPads) 

Janet Copenhaver, Director of Technology and 

Innovation, Henry County Public Schools 

STEM, DIG 

K-5, EDU 

Room: S230F 

CS3394 

Flipping Your Classroom with Moodle 

Alan Taylor, Teacher, IMMS 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230G 

CS3319 

15 Free or Almost Free 

Web Resources to Engage 

and Enhance Learning 

Krista Harry, English Instructor/Gifted 

Consultant/Orange Technology Integration 

Specialist, Apopka High School 

INT, INS 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230H 

CS3261 

Learning Styles and Online 

Course Effectiveness 

Heather Farmakis, Adjunct 

Professor, Lynn University 

BES, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310D 

CS3059 

Text Me The Answer : Using 

Cell Phones and BYODevices 

in the Classroom 

Carlos Fernandez, Instructional Technology 

Coordinator, Leon County Schools 

INT, MOB 

K-12, ALL 


CS3433 

Miami/Dade and RE@L: New STEM 

Curricula Using GIS and Mobile Apps 

Don Rawitsch, Executive Producer, RE@L- 

Real Experiences At Life, Inc. with Colleen Del 

Terzo, Principal, West Miami Middle School 

and Elizabeth Mooney-Gomez, Science 

Teacher, West Miami Middle School 

STEM, INN 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320B 

FDLA 


www.thejournal.com 

CS3486 

Digital Initiatives and Virtual 

Programs in Florida 

David Sikes, Director of Instructional Materials, 

Florida Department of Education, with Katrina 

Figgett, Director of School Libraries and Information 

Services, Florida Department of Education 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320C 

CS3211 

Acting Normal: Social 

Skills On Camera 

David Di Ianni, Teacher of TV Broadcasting, 

The Children’s Institute 

SPE, DIG 

9-12, ALL 

Room: S320D 

CS3311 

Extreme Makeover: 

Classroom Edition! Changing 

the Game with BYOD 

Amy Johns, Coordinator of Instructional 

Technology, Fayette County Public Schools, 

with Jamie Burch, Technology Resource 

Teacher, Fayette County Public Schools 

INT, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320E BYOD 

CS3281 

Create Your Own RTI Management 

System Using Your Existing SMS 

Eric Callis, Director of Technology, La Grange 

Highlands Elementary School, with Ali Beiermeister, 

Director of Teaching and Learning, La Grange 

Highlands School District 106, and Brian Graber, 

Principal, Highlands Elementary School 

NON, TEC 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS3278 

Tips and Tools for Taking Teacher 

Evaluations into the 21st Century 

Marilyn Underwood, Executive Director, Staff 

Development, Marion County Public Schools, 

with Christopher Colwell, Associate Professor of 

Education, Director of Undergraduate Teacher 

Education, Stetson University, Richard Kaplan, 

Superintendent of Schools, New Brunswick 

Public Schools, and Betty Molina Morgan, 

Chief Education Advisor, America’s Promise 

Alliance and Jack Smith, Superintendent of 

Schools, Calvert County Public Schools 

NON, ITL 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320G 

CS3330 

PBS Transmedia: Innovative Math 

Lab and WFSU Collaborations 

Tasha Weinstein, Education and Outreach 

Coordinator, WFSU ,with Atricia Goode, 

Kindergarten Teacher, Astoria Park Elementary 

School, Polani Kimberl, Teacher, Leon County 

Schools, Brian Lassiter, Teacher, Leon 

County Schools, and Kimberly Sherman, 

Kindergarten Teacher, Leon County Schools 

MAT, INS 

K-5, EDU 

Room: S320H 

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SESSION 4 



FS4112 

STEM Education Tools: 

The 50 Best Sources 

Howie DiBlasi, CEO, Classroom 

Magic Foundation 

STEM, INN 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S310BC 


FS4447 

The Real Scoop: What the 

Speak Up Data Tells Us About 

the State of Ed Tech Today 

Julie Evans, CEO, Project Tomorrow 

LEA, INN 

K-20, ADM 

Room: S310GH 


FS4195 

The iOS Application 

Support Group for 2013 

Leslie Fisher, Chief Geek, lesliefisher.com 

NON, MOB 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310EF 


FS4032 

How to Inspire Your Staff 

with Technology 

Rushton Hurley, Executive 

Director, NextVista.org 

INT, ITL 

K-20, ADM 

Room: S310A 

CS4381 

Enriching Your Social 

Studies Curriculum with the 

Use of Web 2.0 Tools 

Shanan Riegle, 5th Grade Teacher, 

Yorktown Elementary School 

SOC, DIG 

K-5, EDU 


CS4316 

Flipping Your Classroom: It’s 

Easy with Khan Academy 

Nikki Robertson, School Librarian, 

Auburn High School, with Angie Griffin, 

Director, Hallie Turner Private School 

MAT, INS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230B 

CS4304 

Galaxy Project: Digital Content in 

Classrooms Won’t Be ‘Alien’ For Long 

Portia Evans, Instructional Technology Specialist, 

Instructional Technology Department, with Rosie 

Fleming, Instructional Technology Specialist, 

Liberty County School System, and Melissa 

Roberts, Instructional Technology Specialist, 

Instructional Technology Department 

STEM, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230C 

CS4154 

Tech-Infused PBL’s Teach 

Common Core Literacy 

Sandra Wozniak, Director of Curriculum 

and Technology, TregoED 

INT, INS 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S230D 

CS4302 

Transitioning from Laptops to iPads 

and Overcoming Skepticism 

Charlene Entman, District Technology Facilitator, 

Sunset Ridge School District 29, with Michele 

Widdes, Teacher, Sunset Ridge School 

INT, MOB 

6-8, EDU 

Room: S230E 

CS4384 

Assessment 2.0: Assessing 

Change in Digital Classrooms 

Tom Daccord, Director, EdTechTeacher 

BES, DIG 

6-12, ADM 

Room: S230F 

CS4371 

Making ‘Creative’ Common 

Tim Childers, Assistant Principal, 

L & N STEM Academy 

PRO, DIG 

6-12, ALL 


CS4147 

Across Content Areas and 

Continents with Edmodo 

Janel Schafer, Technology Teacher and 

Coach, Northfield Community School 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 


CS4258 

FDLA 

Getting Students Involved 

in a Virtual Science Fair 

Bruce Furino, Director, Engineering Outreach, 

University of Central Florida with Robert 

Everett, Associate Professor, School of 

Teaching, Learning and Leadership 

COS, DIS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310D 

CS4056 

Mobile Me Up Scotty! Using Cloud 

and Mobile Devices in the Classroom 

Ann Witherspoon, Social Studies 

Teacher, Midlothian ISD 

INT, MOB 

K-12, EDU 


CS4048 

A Technology Roadmap for Reading 

Kathy Hobbs, Digital Media Teacher, 

Ocoee Middle School, with Sharyn Gabriel, 

Principal, Ocoee Middle School 

ENG, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320B 


CS4487 

Florida Interim Assessment 

Item Bank and Test Platform 

Todd Clark, Director, Race to the Top 

Assessments, Florida Department of Education 

INT, ITL 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S320C 

CS4162 

Special ED Technology Classroom of 

the Future: Innovation in Practice 

Anthony Gerke, Autism Technology Specialist, 

Monarch Teaching Technologies Inc. 

SPE, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320D 

CS4370 

Google Products to Leverage 

a BYOD Environment 

Juan De Luca, Extended Learning Coordinator, 

The American School Foundation, Mexico City 

INT, MOB 

6-12, ALL 


CS4284 

Seven Common School Tech Support 

Problems and How We Solved Them 

Matt Graves, Technology Coordinator, 

Knox County Schools 

NON, TEC 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS4273 

Measuring Success and 

ROI on 1:1 Programs 

Colleen Glaude, Dean of IT, The Westminster Schools 

PRO, ITL 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S320G 

CS4412 

Focus on the Core and STEM! 

Karol Yeatts, Director, Office of Mathematics 

and Science, Florida Department of Education 

with Jackie Speake, Science Curriculum 

Specialist, Florida Department of Education 

STEM, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320H 

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POSTER 

SESSIONS 


Aisle 1500 Exhibit Hall 

PSW451 

The Dos and Don’ts of a 1:1 Initiative 

Traci House, Director of Technology, Joplin Schools 

PSW452 

OverDrive: Using eBooks In 

and Out of the Classroom 

Sarah Potwin, Librarian, Saint 

Stephen’s Episcopal School 

PSW454 

Overcome The Barriers To 

Communication Through 

the Use Of Technology 

Kamela Patton, Superintendent of Schools, 

Collier County Public Schools 

PSW458 

The Impact of the E-RATE Program 

on a Texas School District 

Juan Diego Vázquez-Cruz, Instructional Director, 

Kingsville Independent School District 

PSW462 

Using Moodle and Other Services 

with Your Head in the Clouds 

Alan Clark, Chief Technology Officer, 

Franklin County Schools 

PSW466 

Student Driven Podcasts: 

BYOD to the Rescue 

Diana Bidulescu, Media Arts Magnet 

Coordinator, Central Media Arts Academy 

PSW468 

1:World—One District’s Journey 

to a 1:1 Implementation 

MelodyPaige, Technology Integration 

Specialist, Monett R-1 Schools 

PSW469 

Teachers for Students: Improving 

Instruction with Discovery Learning 

Reg Klassen, Superintendent, 

Rolling River School Division 

PSW474 

Using Your Smartphone in a Pre- 

Service Teacher Education Program 

Maria Isabel Doval Ruiz, Assistant Teacher, 

Department of Didactic, Scholar University of Vigo 

PSW475 

Using 3D Printing Technology 

in STEM Classrooms 

Jesse Roitenberg, Education Manager, Stratasys 

3D Printers and Production Systems 

PSW479 

Reimaging Teaching and 

Learning in Putnam County: 

The New Tech Approach 

Kristin Cuilla, Director, New School 

Development, New Tech Network 

PSW480 

Utilizing Technology to Enhance 

PBIS in a Public High School 

Douglass Lobo, Assistant Principal, Miami Dade 

County Public Schools, with David Moore, Principal, 

Miami Dade County Public Schools, and Justina 

Torres, Dean, Miami Dade County Public Schools 

PSW481 

Evaluating Student Work 

from a Distance 

Marlo Ransdell, Assistant Professor, 

Florida State University 

PSW482 

After Year One: What’s Next for 

Your Blended Learning Program 

Heather Hiebsch, Principal, PSD Global Academy 

PSW508 

Fun Learning: Using Educational 

Videogames To Reinforce 

Learning Outcomes 

Lester Frederick, Instructor, Full Sail University with 

Christopher Deason, Instructor, Full Sail University 

PSW530 

Nearpod - Live from FETC 

Felipe Sommer, CEO, Nearpod 

Please note: Full session and poster descriptions can be found on the FETC 2013 Mobile App 

or a printed copy can be obtained at the Information Booth or Event Headquarters (S220A). 


Concurrent 

SESSION 5 



FS5189 

Walk The Talk: Modeling 

Effective Use of Technology 

Andy Crozier, Superintendent/ 

Principal, Andrew CSD 

ADU, COM 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S310GH 


FS5199 

What Does Tech Have To 

Do With Me? Everything! 

Let’s Transform Yourself 

John Kuglin, Senior Consultant, 


PRO, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310BC 


FS5446 

Personalization of Learning: 

Models and Directions for 

Districts to Get Started 

Cheryl Lemke, CEO, Metiri Group 

INT, INN 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310A 


FS5045 

Gadgets and Geegaws: The 

Cornerstones of STEM Education 

David Thornburg, Director, Thornburg Center 

STEM, INN 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310EF 

CS5333 

The WebQuest: Impact 

Students’ Critical Thinking 

Edwin Auditor, Instructor, Philippine 

Normal University-Manila 

SCI, INS 

K-20, EDU 

Room: S230A 

CS5327 

The Digital Transition: An 

LMS Success Story 

Dennis Frye, Director, Rockingham County Schools 

INT, INS 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S230B 

CS5321 

Fed Tech: Connecting with 

Digital Age Students 

Lesley Mace, Economic and Financial 

Education Specialist, Federal Reserve Bank 

of Atlanta-Jacksonville, with Amy Hennessy, 

Senior Economic and Financial Education 

Specialist, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta 

SOC, INS 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230C 

CS5324 

Blogging with a Purpose: A Different 

Approach to Assessment 

Michael Meechin, Assistant Principal, 


NON, INS 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S230D 

CS5309 

ePub: Create Text Books for iOS 

Devices Using iBooks Author 

Gordon Worley, Senior Trainer, 


INT, MOB 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230E 

CS5385 

Ensuring Successful Transition 

to the Common Core 

Erick Witherspoon, Principal, W. J. C. 

Trapp Elementary School, with Kathy 

Nordmeyer, Executive Director, Marketing, 

Curriculum and Content Development, 

Kaplan K12 Learning Services 

INT, DIG 

K-5, ADM 

Room: S230F 


CS5388 

Ring of Fire: Curriculum 

Integration in Action! 

Anne Rogalski, English Teacher, Pacelli High School, 

with Marissa Greuel, Teacher, Pacelli High School 

INT, DIG 

9-12, EDU 

Room: S230G 

CS5379 

Off the Page: Transforming 

Traditional Texts into Digital Texts. 

Tara McLauchlan, English Teacher, 

College Sturgeon Heights Collegiate 

ENG, DIG 

6-12, EDU 


CS5257 

FDLA 

Creating Dynamic Distance 

Learning for Home and 

Hospital-Bound Students 

James Fazzino, Program Facilitator, e-Learning 

Center, with Sharon Gallagher, Specialist, Baltimore 

County Public Schools, and Cheryl Scott, Supervisor, 

e-Learning Center/Home and Hospital Program 

BES, DIS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310D 

CS5432 

NCES Initiative on the Future of the 

National Assessment of Education 

Richard Struense, Consultant, National 

Center for Educational Statistics 

INT, INN 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320A 


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Concurrent 

SESSION 5 


CS5266 

Augment Your Students’ Reality: 

3D Models in the Classroom 

Jason Beach, Assistant Professor, 

Tennessee Tech University 

INT, INN 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320B 

CS5494 

FLDOE Single Sign-on: The 

Basics of Provisioning Users 

Andrea Latham, Communications and 

Training Coordinator, Florida Department 

of Education, with Edwin Hurley, Technical 

Trainer, Florida Department of Education 

INT, ITL 

K-20, TEC 

Room: S320C 

CS5208 

The School Bought an 

iPad...Now What? 

Andrea Morphy, Resource Teacher, St. James 

Assiniboia School Division, with Jennifer 

Berube, Speech-Language Pathologist, 

St. James Assiniboia School Division 

SPE, INS 

K-5, EDU 

Room: S320D 

CS5055 

Breaking the Taboo of Cell Phones: 

Power Up the Classroom 

Kathy Goad, Principal, Tri-County 

Middle Senior High School 

INT, MOB 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S320E 

CS5108 

Today’s Education Technology 

Forecast: Completely 

Cloudy Computing 

Jay Cawley, Director of Technology, 

Morgan County School System 

PRO, TEC 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS5279 

Examining the Future of Assessment 

with Digital Alternatives 

David Chiszar, Director of Project 

Management, Turning Technologies 

NON, ITL 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320G 


CS5104 

Taking Charge of Your Professional 

Development Through PLNs 

Holly Atkins, Assistant Professor of Education, 

Saint Leo University with Nancy Cerezo, Associate 

Professor of Education, Saint Leo University 

INT, COM 

K-20, ALL 


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SESSION 6 



FS6002 

The Best Web Tools and Tech 

Toys for your Classroom! 

Adam Bellow, Founder, eduTecher 

INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310EF 


FS6036 

Following Change: Ways to Keep 

Up with Educational Technology 

Kathy Schrock, Educational Technologist 

INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310GH 

CS6043 

Microsoft Free Tools for Educators 

Bradley Smrstick, Technology Training, Team 

Lead, School District of Hillsborough County 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230A 

CS6049 

Discover Mathlanding: 

Online Resources and Tools 

for Elementary Math 

Betsy Peisach, Managing Director Education 

Marketing and Outreach, Maryland Public Television 

MAT, DIG 

K-5, EDU 

Room: S230B 

CS6105 

Copyright: Your Questions Answered! 

Gary Becker, Retired Technology 

Administrator, Gary H. Becker, Consultant 

NON, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230C 

CS6331 

PBL Meets STEM: An Incredible 

Appetizer of Resources and Ideas 

Michael Gorman, Director: PD Technology/Curricular 

Integration, Southwest Allen County Schools 

STEM, INS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230D 

CS6307 

Appaholics Anonymous 

Brandon Wislocki, Academic Technology 

Facilitator, St. John’s Episcopal School, 

with Klista Lawyer-Reynolds, Technology 

Integration Coordinator, Joplin Schools 

INT, MOB 

K-20, ALL 


CS6383 

Using Web 2.0 to Enhance Learning 

of the Common Core Standards 

Kimberly Higdon, Associate Professor, 

Saint Leo University 

ENG, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230F BYOD 

CS6255 

Blow The Doors Off Your 

Classroom! Start A Video PLC 

Ryan Kinser, Teacherpreneur, 

Center for Teaching Quality 

BES, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310D 

FDLA 

CS6262 

FDLA 

DIY Blended Learning: Making the 

Most of the Blended Learning Toolkit 

Linda Futch, Associate Department Head, 

University of Central Florida with Kelvin Thompson, 

Assistant Director, University of Central Florida 

PRO, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320A 

CS6264 

Implementing STEM Robotics 

using Florida’s New State 

Robotics Curriculum 

James Jones, Robotics Instructor, 

Trainer, Ocoee High School 

STEM, INN 

9-12, ALL 

Room: S320B 

CS6397 

State Master Contract 

Filing in Florida 

Alford McKenzie, State of Florida E-Rate 

Coordinator, Florida Department of Management 

Services, with Al Arauz, State of Florida 

E-Rate Coordinator, Florida Department of 

Management Services, and Bridget Duff, 

State of Florida E-Rate Coordinator, Florida 

Department of Management Services 

INT, ITL 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S320C 

CS6212 

Explore Tech Tools that Enhance 

Student Self-Directed Learning 

David Di Ianni, Teacher of TV Broadcasting, 


SPE, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320D 

CS6280 

Learning Technologies: Where 

EduTech is Headed 

Greg Jones, Assoc Professor, 

University of North Texas 

CAR, ITL 

K-12, ALL 



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Concurrent 

SESSION 6 


CS6057 

Tricks of the Windows 8 Masters 

J. Peter Bruzzese, Director of Training 

Production, ClipTraining 

CAR, TEC 

K-20, ALL 


CS6529 

What in the World is a Local 

Instructional Improvement 

System (LIIS)? 

William Nimmons, Executive Director, 

Technology and Information Services, Leon 

County Schools, with Carlos Fernandez, 

Instructional Technology Coordinator, Leon 

County Schools, and Art Odeneal, User Services 

and Training Director, Leon County Schools 

PRO, ITL 

K-12, TEC 

Room: S320G 

CS6093 

It’s a Small World: Elementary 

Global Collaboration 

Nancye Blair, Educational Consultant, 

EngagingEducation.net 

INT, COM 

K-5, EDU 

Room: S320H 

ALL SESSIONS 

ARE BEING 

HELD TUESDAY, 

JANUARY 29, 2013, 

1:00 PM – 3:00 PM 

TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION SEMINARS 

Come hear how technologists, educators and administrators use technology to solve specific problems in K-12 environments. 

Real end-user case studies, discussed in detail by industry professionals, will show you how to solve everyday district-wide and 

classroom-based problems. 

IMPACTING TEACHING AND LEARNING 

WITH INTERACTIVE VIDEO 

Room S230A / Session TSS527 

Greg Mathison, Sales Business Development Manager, Cisco with 

Lance Ford, Sales Business Development Manager, Cisco 

Join us for a review of how schools are using video technologies to enhance 

and transform teaching and learning via Flipped Learning lessons. We will 

discuss the value and challenges of Flipped Learning. The presenters will 

demonstrate how educators can use free or low-cost technologies to deliver 

live and recorded lessons to students in any location, on any device, and 

at any time, via distance learning technology. See how educators can use 

Cisco’s tools. 

Sponsored by Cisco 

THE CLOUD OVER BRING-YOUR-OWN-DEVICE (BYOD) 

Room S230B / Session TSS509 

Rich Cheston, Chief Technical Architect, Distinguished Engineer and 

Master Inventor, Lenovo 

The mega-trends of bring-your-own-device (BYOD) and the consumerization 

of IT go directly against the desire to limit security exposure and keep 

TCO low. In this session, Rich will discuss approaches to meeting both 

needs plus drill down on how and where cloud computing can ultimately 

resolve these seemingly mutually exclusive goals and streamline the 

enablement of BYOD. 


OPENING DOORS WITH LEARNING ON THE WEB 

Room S230C / Session TSS520 

Rajen Sheth, Senior Product Manager, Google Chromebooks, Google 

Traditionally education has been limited by access. At Google we believe 

in opening the world of education. Offering access through open platforms 

opens minds. One year since the launch of Chromebooks, we take a look 

at how schools have embraced learning on the web for engagement, 

achievement and collaboration. This session will feature a panel of education 

leaders currently using the web for the learning platform in their school 

districts. This will include Jason Markey of Leyden School District 212, 

Chicago as well as other guests. (Light refreshments will be served.) 

Sponsored by Google in Education 

SUPPORTING THE CHANGING ROLE OF 

21 ST CENTURY EDUCATORS 

Room S230D / Session TSS532 

Laura Murray Parker, PhD, Vice President, Solution Strategy, 

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt 

As the role of educator shifts from consumers of courseware to consumers 

of content, and from lesson planner to course architect, the questions 

that drive digital education strategy need to shift as well. What role does 

content, supported by the right technology, play in empowering teachers to 

effectively drive student outcomes? Join HMH in exploring an educational 

ecosystem that is led by educators, empowered by rich content, and 

supported by professional development and innovative technology. (Light 

refreshments will be served.) 


42 JANUARY 28 – 31, 2013 • ORANGE COUNTY CONVENTION CENTER, ORLANDO, FL fetc.org 

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The Deli, O.C. Spice Grill, Tortilla Junction 

South Food Court B: (Lower Level) 

Ezra’s BBQ, Papa John’s Pizza, Habana Grill, 

Sandwich Zone 

Exhibit Hall Food Court: 

Panini Soup and Salad, Aroma Pasta and Soups, 

Sandwich Zone, Pita Hut Greek, Ezra’s BBQ, 

Taste of Asia w/ Sushi, Taco Twist, Crepe Factory, 

Papa John’s Pizza, Haagen Daz Ice Cream, 

Pretzel’s and Lemonade 

Registration Area: ZaZa Cuban Coffee 

S320 Concourse: Hill of Beans Coffee 

w/ sandwiches and salads 

Beverage Breaks 

9:30 am – 10:00 am ............. Main Concourse Foyer 

EXE522 

Executive Briefing 

7:30 am - 8:30 am 

Room: S310EF 

EXE522 Ready for Standards-based 

Education in Florida? Are You Sure? 

William Zaggle, Chief Academic Officer, 

GlobalScholar, with Rebecca Shepherd, 

Product Manager Subject Matter Expert for 

Standards-Based Education, GlobalScholar 

THUKEY 

General Session Keynote 

8:45 am - 9:45 am 

Room: SA1 

Katie Salen 

Executive Director, 

Institute of Play 

Connected Learning: Activating 

Games, Design and Play 

Design for connected learning requires tying together 

research on how youth learn best with the opportunities 

made available through today’s networked and digital 

media. This talk will explore a set of guiding design 

principles for the creation of connected, game-like 

learning experiences that are socially-situated, 

challenge-based and student-centered. 

About Katie Salen: 

Katie is a Professor in the School of Computing and 

Digital Media at DePaul University and former Director 

of the Center for Transformative Media at Parsons the 

New School for Design, a research center focused on 

emerging trends in design and media. She locates her 

work in the field of game design and serves as the 

Executive Director of a non-profit called the Institute of 

Play that is focused on games and learning. She is also 

co-author of Rules of Play, a textbook on game design, 

The Game Design Reader, Quest to Learn: Growing a 

School for Digital Kids, and editor of The Ecology of 

Games: Connecting Youth, Games, and Learning, all 

from MIT Press. She has worked as a game designer 

for more than 10 years and is a former co-editor of 

The International Journal of Learning and Media. 

Poster Presentations 

NEW THIS YEAR 

11:00 am - 12:00 pm 

Aisle 1500, Exhibit Hall 

Introducing 2013 FETC one-hour poster sessions! This 

is a new feature of FETC that will highlight innovative 

schools and districts that have implemented exemplary 

technology integration projects with success. Case 

studies were selected to participate as poster 

presentations based on their interest and value to 

FETC community and its relevance and timely content 

matter. These sessions provide opportunities for 

attendees to engage in in-depth, informal discussions 

with the presenters. Presenters post their displays for 

attendee viewing, and are on-hand for discussion and 

networking during the assigned session times. 

FETC Video Contest: 

You Be the Judge 

10:00 am - 11:00 am 

Room: S310GH 

FETC has partnered with NextVista.org, a free library 

of creative, educational videos by and for teachers and 

students everywhere, to promote the teacher strand 

of the Mountains of Creativity contest and make 

quality digital media happen. Videos were submitted 

that conveyed an insight that could help teachers and 

students around the globe. (See the NextVista.org’s 

contest rules page to see what has been submitted) 

Winners will be selected during a Featured Session by 

Rushton Hurley titled (FS7315) The Magic of Digital 

Video for Engaging Learning, where the audience 

will choose the winner! Join the fun and attend this 

session to pick the winner of the FETC Video Contest. 

Exhibit Hall 

GranD Prize Drawing 

2:50 pm, Booth 921 

Lenovo is giving away 15 ThinkPad X131e laptops 

powered by 3rd Generation Intel® Core processors 

for one lucky school at FETC 2013! 

How Do I Win? 

To enter to win, conference attendees are required to 

visit three locations: two FETC Prize booths and the 

Lenovo booth on the Exhibit Hall floor and one lucky 

winner will walk away with the ThinkPad X131e laptop 

prize package worth $10,000. Lenovo ThinkPad X131e 

— built for students who DO! 

CKS495 

Closing Session: 

App Shoot-Out 

3:15 - 4:15 pm 

Room: SA1 

Hall Davidson, Senior Director, Discovery 

Education, with Jenna Linskens, Assistant 

Professor, Marian University, and Gail Lovely, 

Independent Educator, LovelyLearning.com 

Following Concurrent Session 10, join FETC staff, 

presenters, attendees and VIPs for a closing session—the 

perfect ending for your conference. Join this fast-paced 

panel for an entertaining and informational session 

demonstrating the latest and greatest apps being used in 

education! See how educational professionals are solving 

real classroom challenges by integrating the best apps 

that help meet the needs of teachers and students. 

And, as is the tradition at FETC, every attendee will 

receive a commemorative FETC 2013 T-shirt at 

the final session. We’ll be drawing for technology 

giveaways! The prize drawing will be held at 4:10 pm 

and you must be present to win. 


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Concurrent 

SESSION 7 

Thursday, January 31, 2013 • 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM 


FS7533 

Funding the Future: 

States Lead the Way 

Geoff Fletcher, Deputy Executive Director, 

State Educational Technology Directors 

Association (SETDA) with Rick Gaisford, 

Educational Technology Specialist , Utah 

State Office of Education, Earlene Patton, 

Coordinator, Technology Initiatives Office, 

Alabama Department of Education, and 

David Stokes, Chief Information Officer, 

Florida Department of Education 

LMS, ITL 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S310BC 


FS7202 

Techbook Hardware Smackdown! 

Hall Davidson, Senior Director, Discovery 

Education, with Craig Halper, Vice 

President, Techbook and Platform 

Strategy, Discovery Education 

PRO, ITL 

6-12, ALL 

Room: S310EF 


FS7315 

The Magic of Digital Video 

for Engaging Learning 

Rushton Hurley, Executive 

Director, NextVista.org 

BES, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310GH 


FS7259 

FDLA 

Your Online Class is Ready to 

Start: Did You Do it Right? 

Jenna Linskens, Assistant 

Professor, Marian University 

BES, DIS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S310D 


FS7182 

Small Investments, Large 

Returns: Free Web Tools 

and Resources 

Gail Lovely, Independent Educator, 

LovelyLearning.com 

INT, DIG 

K-5, ALL 

Room: S310A 

CS7322 

100+ STEM Websites and 

Webtools for Teachers 

Letia Cooper, Instructional Technology 

Specialist, Techwithtia.com 

STEM, INS 

K-12, EDU 


CS7079 

iPads, Tablets and the Common 

Core Standards for Mathematics 

Nigel Nisbet, Director of Content 

Creation, MIND Research Institute 

MAT, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230B 


CS7386 

UNCommon Approach: PBS 

and the Common Core 

Brian Spellman, Manager of K-12 School 

Services, KET (Kentucky Educational Television), 

with Alanna Shevak, Senior Manager, 

Instructional Design, PBS Education 

ENG, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230C 

CS7152 

iCan: Successful Reading 

Strategies Utilizing iPads 

Laura VanHellemont, Technology Specialist, 

Aventura City of Excellence School,with Laura 

Laird, Intensive Language Arts Instructor, 

Aventura City of Excellence School 

ENG, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230D BYOD 

CS7312 

iOS Efficiency: Real-World 

Professional Productivity 

Seth Dimbert, Educational Technology Director, 

Samuel Scheck Hillel Community Day School 

NON, MOB 

K-20, ALL 


CS7163 

Promising Technologies, Creativity 

and Teaching: 25 Ideas to Take Away 

Maureen Yoder, Professor, Lesley University 

INT, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230F 

CS7392 

Flipping the Classroom: Resources 

and Tools to Keep You on Your Feet 

Michael Gorman, Director: PD Technology/Curricular 

Integration, Southwest Allen County Schools 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230G 

CS7040 

49 Affordable, Free, and Effective 

Tech Tools for the Classroom! 

Jason Beach, Assistant Professor, Tennessee 

Tech University, with Jeremy Wendt, Associate 

Professor, Tennessee Tech University 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230H 

CS7374 

The Ins and Outs of Effective 

Online Instruction 

Irene Aiken, Professor, School of 

Education and Associate Dean, University 

of North Carolina at Pembroke 

ADU, INS 

Post Secondary, EDU 

Room: S320A 

CS7289 

Can’t Find the Android App That You 

Need? Let Students Create Them! 

Alejandro Ruiz, Head of Department, St.Andrew`s 

Scots School, with Victor Capeluto, Technology 

Teacher, St.Andrew`s Scots School 

INT, INN 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320B BYOD 


CS7488 

Broadband Mapping in Florida 

Tabitha Hunter, Director, Florida 

Department Management Services 

INT, ITL 

K-20, TEC 

Room: S320C 

CS7214 

Harnessing the Elephant in 

the Virtual Classroom 

Mark Dyar, Special Education Advocate, Retired 

SPE, ITL 

K-20, ADM 

Room: S320D 

CS7283 

Who is in the Driver’s Seat? How IT 

and Curriculum Can Share the Wheel 

John Son, Director of Instructional Technology, with 

Jamie Pignatelli, Technology Integration Specialist, 

Melissa Recka, Technology Integration Specialist, 

and Jackie Rouse, Technology Integration Specialist, 

Naperville Community Unit School District 203 

NON, TEC 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S320E 

CS7076 

Security Considerations: With 

Mobile and BYOD Networks 

Ernest Staats, Technology Director, 

Georgia Cumberland Academy 

INT, TEC 

K-20, ALL 


CS7052 

‘Flipping’ Over Professional 

Development 

Klista Lawyer-Reynolds, Technology Integration 

Coordinator, Joplin Schools, with Lisa Simmons, 

Teaching and Learning Coach, Joplin Schools 

ADU, INS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320G 

CS7064 

Get Your Story Out: A Primer 

on Pitching to the Media 

Stephen Noonoo, Associate Editor, 

T.H.E. Journal, with Christopher Piehler, 

Executive Editor, T.H.E. Journal 

PRO, COM 

K-12, ADM 

Room: S320H 

Poster 

SESSIONS 

Aisle 1500 Exhibit Hall 

PSR448 

The Challenges and Rewards 

of Implementing iPad Carts 

into Middle School 

Brenda Hauff, Site Technology Specialist, 

Pleasant Valley Middle School 

PSR449 

BYOT: Why We Took the Plunge 

and How You Can Too! 

Jen LaMaster, Director of Faculty Development, 

Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School with JD 

Ferries-Rowe, Chief Information Officer, 

Brebeuf Jesuit Preparatory School 

PSR453 

What We Know Works in a 

One-to-One Environment 

Joe Bires, Technology Coach, Logan 

Township School District 

PSR455 

Making Connections: Virtual 

Student/Teacher Communication 

Thomas O’Bryan, High School English 

Teacher, Duval County Public Schools 

PSR456 

K-12 iPad Integration 

and Collaboration 

Paradise Forbes, High School Social 

Studies Teacher, Williamstown Sr. High 

PSR457 

How Game Design and Development 

is Used to Engage Students 

Anne-Marie Sutch-Stabio, Ed.D, School Board 

Chairperson, Divine Mercy Catholic Academy 

PSR459 

LectureTools iPad App Puts 

Class in the Cloud 

Perry Samson, Professor, University of Michigan 

PSR460 

Implementing Enterprise-Level ID 

Badging for a Public School System 

Mike Law, Director, IT Support, 

Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools 

PSR465 

Implementing a 1:1 iPad 

Program at a K-12 School 

James Manikas, Director of Technology, 


PSR471 

400 iPads Later! Successes and 

Failures of Our 1:1 iPad Initiative 

Rebekah Ellis, Library/Media Specialist, 

Technology Coach, L&N STEM Academy 

Thursday, January 31, 2013 • 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM 

PSR472 

Augmented and Mixed Reality 

Technologies in Education 

Don McMahon, Graduate Researcher, 

University of Tennessee, Knoxville 

PSR473 

Using a Tablet as a Desktop 

at a 1:1 iPad School 

Lara Sharp, Teacher, Lake Wales High School 

PSR476 

Maneuvering Toward a Mobile 

Learning Environment 

Kathleen Halbig, Manager of Innovative 

Learning, Lake County Schools 

PSR477 

iPads Beyond Cool Apps: A 

1:1 Project in 5th Grade 

Lori Burch, Instructional Technology 

Specialist, Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES 

and Hilton Central Schools 

PSR483 

Robotic Interactive Learning 

Environment: RILE 

Lakshmi Prayaga, Assistant Professor, 

University of West Florida 


45

Concurrent 

SESSION 8 

Thursday, January 31, 2013 • 12:00 PM-12:40 PM 


FS8001 

A Funny Thing Happened 

on the Way to the Future 

Adam Bellow, Founder, eduTecher 

INT, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310GH 


FS8245 

Creativity and Innovation: 

Keeping it Alive in K-12 

Cheryl Lemke, CEO, Metiri Group 

INT, INS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310EF 


FS8034 

How Online Courses 

Allow For Connected 


Julie Young, President and CEO, 


INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310BC 

CS8054 

Cool Tech: Experiences Teaching 

Mobile App Development 

Lisa Macon, Interim Dean, Valencia College with 

Mahendra Gossai, Professor, Valencia College 

STEM, INS 


Room: S230A 

CS8320 

Using Virtual Manipulatives for 

Math and Science Instruction 

Glenn Nakamura, Mathematics 

Teacher, Bartow High School 

MAT, INS 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230B 

CS8070 

iHistory: Leveraging Technology 

to Engage in Historical Inquiry 

Brian Furgione, Civics/History Teacher, 

Milwee Middle School, with Jason Dumont, 

Civics/US History Teacher, Milwee Middle 

School, and Alexandra Razgha, Civics 

Teacher, Milwee Middle School 

SOC, DIG 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230C BYOD 

CS8050 

Reaching the Reluctant Writer 

Melissa Shields, Curriculum Director, 

Etowah County Schools 

ENG, INS 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230D 

CS8298 

iWant to iNtegrate iPads 

into My iClassroom 

Lauren Davis, Technology Integration Specialist, 

with Kathy Parker-Jones, Technology Integration 

Specialist, Hilliard City School District 

INT, MOB 

K-5, ALL 

Room: S230E 

CS8377 

Unpacking The Digital Toolkit 

with Common Core 

Carmella Doty, Instructional Technology 

Specialist, with Carmella Doty, Instructional 

Technology Specialist, and Renee Henderson, 

Instructional Technology Specialist, Prince 

George’s County Public Schools 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 


CS8387 

The Flipped Classroom: Where 

Does Videoconferencing Fit In? 

Doug Meyer, Educator/Consultant, Center for 

Interactive Learning and Collaboration 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230G 

CS8375 

Creating Content: Podcasting, 

Vodcasting, iTunes and U 

Jenny Grabiec, Instructional Technology Specialist, 

with Jacob Standish, Instructional Technology 

Specialist, Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools 

INT, DIG 

K-20, ALL 


CS8253 

Using Mobile Devices to Make 

it Easy to Teach and Learn 

Anywhere and Anytime 

Julius Su, CEO and Secretary, Su-Kam 

Intelligent Education Systems, Inc. 

BES, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310D 

CS8286 

Effective Standard 

Based Assessment and 

Instruction in Moodle 

Alaaddin Akgul, Science Coach, with A. Samet Kul, 

CAO, Charter Educational Services and Resources 

INT, TEC 

6-12, ALL 


CS8294 

The 21st Century 3-Ring 

Binder: Livebinder 

Rose Kebe, Instructional Technology Specialist, 

St. Johns County School District 

INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320B 

CS8524 

Enterprise Cloud Data Center 

David Stokes, Chief Information Officer, FL 

Department of Education, with Tim Brown, 

Executive Director, Northwest Regional Data Center 

PRO, ITL 

K-20, TEC 

Room: S320C 

FDLA 


CS8213 

Using Mobile Devices to Increase 

Independence in Special Education 

Randall Palmer, Computer Specialist, 


SPE, MOB 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320D 

CS8297 

DNA (Device Neutral Assignments) 

for BYOD (Bring Your Own 

Device) Classrooms 

Ron Milliner, Director, Kentucky 

Academy of Technology Education 

INT, MOB 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320E 

CS8285 

BYOD or Bust! An Administrators 

Guide to a Successful 

Implementation 

Charles Pawlik, Dean of Students/ 

Connectivity Leader, The American 

School Foundation A.C. Mexico City 

PRO, ITL 

K-12, ADM 


CS8051 

Administrators! There’s 

an iPad App for That! 

Warren Dale, Technology Facilitator, Los 

Angeles Unified School District 

INT, ITL 

K-20, ADM 


CS8267 

SCANAPALOOZA: QR Codes in 

the Elementary Classroom 

Nicole Jones, ITRT, Porter Traditional School, with 

Derra Banks, Librarian, Mary G. Porter Traditional 

School, and Meghan Ship, 5th Grade Classroom 

Teacher, Prince William County Schools 

INT, INN 

K-5, ALL 

Room: S320H 

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Concurrent 

SESSION 9 

Thursday, January 31, 2013 • 1:00 PM-1:40 PM 


FS9400 

Rockets in Their Pockets: 

Launching Learning Potential 

Lynell Burmark, CEO, educatebetter.org 

INT, MOB 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S310BC 


FS9167 

Connected Learning 

Communities: Learning and 

Leading in a Digital Age 

Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach, Co-founder 

and CEO, Powerful Learning Practice 

PRO, ITL 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310GH 



FS9035 

Don’t Settle for Using Just a Few 

Apps On Your Shiny New iPad! 

Elliot Soloway, Professor, University 

of Michigan, with Catherine Norris, 

Professor, University of North Texas 

INT, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310EF 

CS9372 

Using Your Noodle (Tools) and 

Google: 21st Century Research Skills 

Catherine Davis, Media Literacy 

Specialist, Village School 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S230A 

CS9373 

Using Screencast-O-Matic 

to Create Tutorial Videos 

Peter Billman-Golemme, English and Journalism 

Teacher, South Hadley High School 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 


CS9080 

Interactive Museum Makers 

Debbie Bohanan, Elementary Teacher, 

Westside K-8, with Danielle Abernethy, 

Integration Specialist, Tech4Learning 

INT, DIG 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230C 

CS9310 

Engage and Empower Your 

Struggling Readers 

Terry Dobson, Director, Links 2 Learning Online, with 

Heather Baptie, Director, Links 2 Learning Online 

ENG, INS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S230D 


CS9305 

Put It Where They’re Looking: 

Texting Tools for Teachers 

Sean O’Neil, Technology Coordinator, 

Antioch High School 

INT, MOB 

6-12, ALL 


CS9390 

It’s A Wrap! Sharing Comprehension 

with Student Movie Making 

Robert Miller, Teacher, 5th Grade, 

Port Orange Elementary 

INT, DIG 

K-20, EDU 


CS9254 

FDLA 

Moving from Passive to 

Active Online Learning 

Lin Carver, Assistant Professor, Saint Leo 

University with Keya Mukherjee, Assistant 

Professor, Saint Leo University and Carol Todd, 

Assistant Professor, Saint Leo University 

BES, DIS 


Room: S310D 

CS9256 

FDLA 

Game MOOC: Experiential 

Engagement and Transformation 

Barbara Truman, Director, Course Development, 

University of Central Florida,with Tatiana Martin, 

Coordinator of Professional Development 

Support, Office of Talent Development, 

Professional Development Support Department 

School, and Francisca Yonekura, Assistant 

Department Head, University of Central Florida 

PRO, DIS 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320A 

CS9269 

Using Games to Engage II 

Matthew DeNote, Director of Technology, Espiritu 

Santo Catholic School, with Christina Badman, 

Dean of Curriculum/MS LA Teacher, Sacred Heart 

Catholic School and Nicole Schawang, 4-6 grade 

Math Teacher, Espiritu Santo Catholic School 

INT, INN 

K-5, ALL 

Room: S320B 

CS9491 

Partnership for the Assessment 

of Readiness for College and 

Careers (PARCC) Update 

Vince Verges, Florida PARCC Project Director, 


INT, ITL 

K-20, EDU 

Room: S320C 


CS9130 

Implementing UDL in the Special 

Needs Classroom with the iPad 

Luis Perez, Doctoral Student, Department of 

Special Education, University of South Florida 

SPE, MOB 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320D 

CS9295 

Google+ Hangouts: A Great 

Instructional and PD Tool 

Randy Damewood, Director of 

Technology, Coffee County Schools 

PRO, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320E 

CS9117 

Stump the Mac Guy! 

Seth Dimbert, Educational Technology Director, 

Samuel Scheck Hillel Community Day School 

PRO, TEC 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS9276 

Fear of Flying: the Realities of 

Migrating to Cloud-Based Services 

Christopher Johnson, Instructional 

Technologist, Rollins College 

PRO, ITL 

Post Secondary, ALL 

Room: S320G 

CS9301 

Deploying a 1:1 Computing Model 

Patrick Fogarty, Faculty Advisory of Instructional 

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NON, MOB 

K-12, ALL 

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SESSION 10 

Thursday, January 31, 2013 • 2:00 PM - 2:40 PM 


FS0206 

Super Secret Twitter Tips, 

Tricks and Resources 

Steven Anderson, Director of 

Instructional Technology, Winston- 

Salem/Forsyth County Schools 

INT, COM 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310BC 


FS0196 

The Web 2.0 You Might 

Not Know About 

Leslie Fisher, Chief Geek, lesliefisher.com 

NON, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S310EF 

CS0396 

Common Core Technology 

Blueprint for Seamless Success 

Tamra Hogue, Supervisor Instructional Technology 

and Media Services, Bay District Schools, with 

Ryan Anderson, Instructional Technology, Bay 

District Schools, Norma Rice, TOSA Technology 

Integration, Bay District Schools, Rhonda 

Sumpter, Instructional Specialist, Bay District 

Schools, and Susan Tierney, Technology Teacher 

on Special Assignment, Bay District Schools 

INT, DIG 

K-12, ALL 


CS0300 

Mobile Devices in the 

Classroom? YES! 

Michelle Olah, Teacher, Seminole County 

Public Schools, with Catalina Bohorquez, 

Teacher, Seminole County Public Schools 

FOR, MOB 

K-12, EDU 


CS0081 

Get Smart: Using Livescribe 

Pens = Smart Communication 

and Engagement 

Jan Graham, Teacher, Montford Middle School, with 

Erin Grysko, Teacher, Fort Caroline Middle School 

ENG, INS 

6-8, EDU 

Room: S230C 

CS0395 

I am an iBook Author 

Alan Taylor, Teacher, IMMS 

INT, DIG 

K-20, ALL 

Room: S230D 

CS0332 

Why Not Make it Interactive? The 

Cure for the Common Report 

Rebecca Stacey, Teacher, McKeel 

Academy of Technology 

STEM, INS 

6-12, EDU 

Room: S230E 

CS0260 

FDLA 

Cloud Videoconferencing Makes 

Distance Learning Easy 

Joy Veasy, Distance Learning Outreach 

Specialist, Broward County Public Schools 

COS, DIS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S310D 

CS0308 

FDLA 

Come Learn How Clay Virtual 

Academy Vipers Launched 

Gayle Weaver, Teacher, Clay Virtual Academy, 

with Linda Schriver, Distance Learning 

Specialist, Clay Virtual Academy 

INT, DIS 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320A 

CS0271 

Kinect the Dots: Using a Microsoft 

Kinect for 3D motion capture 

James Bell, Instructor, Dunbar High School 

CAR, INN 

9-12, EDU 

Room: S320B 

CS0492 

Get Funded with the Grants 

Assistance Team 

Lauren Harris, Grants and Resource 

Development, Broadband Florida Initiative, 

with Kristin Williams, Grants and Resource 

Development, Broadband Florida Initiative 

PRO, ITL 

K-20, EDU 

Room: S320C 

CS0210 

Leveling the Playing Field with UDL 

Cheryl Woolwine, ESE Tech Specilaist, 

Putnam County Schools 

SPE, INS 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320D 

CS0058 

Mobile Devices + Class = 

Increased Performance! 

Stephanie Middleton, Teacher, Professional 

and Technical High School 

NON, MOB 

9-12, EDU 

Room: S320E 

CS0292 

Motivate, Innovate, Collaborate 

Using Edmodo and ePals 

Norma Jennings, IT Teacher TSA, with Linda 

Cobb, Instructional Technology Teacher 

TSA, Escambia County School District 

INT, COM 

K-12, ALL 

Room: S320F 

CS0275 

Industry Certifications: Pathway 

to Career and College Readiness 

Mike Maddock, Marketing Manager, with Wyman 

Patten, Territory Manager, Certiport, Inc. 

CAR, ITL 

K-12, EDU 

Room: S320G 



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To create a productive learning space, there 

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Presenter 

Directory 

Abrams, Arnie.............................WTP 

Professor Emeritus of Digital Media 

Southern Oregon University 

arnieabrams@gmail.com 

Aiken, Irene..................................CS7 

Professor, School of Education 

and Associate Dean 

University of North Carolina 

at Pembroke 

irene.aiken@uncp.edu 

Akgul, Alaaddin..........................CS8 

Science Coach 

Charter Educational Services 

and Resources 

serragul@me.com 

Allen, Travis ...............................CS2 

CEO and Founder 

iSchool Initiative 

Travis@iSchoolInitiative.com 

Anderson, Steven..............FS3, FS10 

Director of Instructional Technology 

Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools 

steven.anderson@web20classroom.org 

Arauz, Al.......................................CS6 

State of Florida E-Rate Coordinator 

Florida Department of 

Management Services 

adolfo.arauzTEL@dms.MyFlorida.com 

Atkins, Holly................................CS5 

Assistant Professor of Education 


holly.atkins@saintleo.edu 

Auditor, Edwin.............................CS5 

Instructor 

Philippine Normal University-Manila 

e.auditor0729@gmail.com 

Badman, Christina......................CS9 

Dean of Curriculum/MS LA Teacher 

Sacred Heart Catholic School 

cbadman@shsaints.org 

Baker, Rowland.........................WTP 

Director 

TICAL 

rbaker@santacruz.k12.ca.us 

Banks, Derra...............................CS8 

Librarian 

Mary G. Porter Traditional School 

banksdl@pwcs.edu 

Baptie, Heather...........................CS9 

Director 

Links 2 Learning Online 

hbaptie@gmail.com 

Barker, Yolanda.......................WME 

Instructional Technology Specialist 

NorthEast ISD 

yoranda@yahoo.com 

Barrett, Joanne........................WW2 

Director Instructional Technology 

The Out-of-Door Academy 

jbarrett@oda.edu 

Beach, Jason....................... CS5, CS7 

Assistant Professor 


jbeach@tntech.edu 

Bearden, Susan...............WW2, WW4 

Director of Information Technology 

Holy Trinity Episcopal Academy 

susan.bearden@htes.org 

Becker, Gary................................CS6 

Retired Technology Administrator 

Gary H. Becker, Consultant 

gbecker@beckercopyright.com 

Bedenbaugh, Larry...........WTA, WTP 

Educational Technology Facilitator 

Seminole County Public Schools 

bedenbl@gmail.com 

Beiermeister, Ali.........................CS3 

Director of Teaching and Learning 

La Grange Highlands 

School District 106 

abeiermeister@district106.net 

Bell, James................................CS10 

Instructor 

Dunbar High School 

jamessbe@leeschools.net 

Bellow, Adam...............TSO, FS6, FS8 

Founder 

eduTecher 

AdamBellow@gmail.com 

Berthiaume, Gayle............ WMF, WTP 

Consultant / Trainer 

Gayle Berthiaume Consulting LLC 

gayle@gayleberthiaume.com 

Berube, Jennifer.........................CS5 

Speech-Language Pathologist 


jennslp1@gmail.com 

Bidulescu, Diana....................... PSW 

Media Arts Magnet Coordinator 

Central Media Arts Academy 

diana_bidulescu@gisd.org 

Billman-Golemme, Peter...........CS9 

English and Journalism Teacher 

South Hadley High School 

bgvocab@gmail.com 

Bires, Joe..................................... PSR 

Technology Coach 

Logan Township School District 

joebires@gmail.com 

Blair, Nancye 

WMA, WME, WTA, WW1, CS6 


EngagingEducation.net 

nancyeblair@engagingeducation.net 

Bohanan, Debbie..........................CS9 

Elementary Teacher 

Westside K-8 

bohanand@osceola.k12.fl.us 

Bohnet, Patrick..........................WTA 

Curriculum Implementation 

Support Consultant 

CARC 

pbohnet@carcpd.ab.ca 

Bohorquez, Catalina.................CS10 

Teacher 


catalina_Bohorquez@#scps.us 

Bontz, Janet.................................CS2 


Wisconsin Innovative Schools Network 

jbontz@gmail.com 

Brooks-Young, Susan 

WMA, WMP,WTA, WTP 

Consultant/Author 

Opportunity Group 

sjbrooks@aol.com 

Broos, Carol................................CS3 

Technology Coordinator 

Golden Apple Foundation 

beatechie@gmail.com 

Brown, Tim ................................. CS8 

Executive Director, 

Northwest Regional Data Center 

tim_brown@nwrdc.fsu.edu 

Bruzzese, J. Peter.......................CS6 

Director of Training Production 

ClipTraining 

jpb@cliptraining.com 

Bryant, Jr., Ezzard................... WMA 

Doctoral Candidate, Graduate Assistant 

Florida Center for 

Instructional Technology 

ebryantj@usf.edu 

Buckley, Dante........................... WR2 

Graduate Researcher/ 

Curriculum Technologist 

St. Francis Catholic High School 

dbuckley@sfchs.org 

Burch, Jamie................................CS3 

Technology Resource Teacher 

Fayette County Public Schools 

jamie.burch@fayette.kyschools.us 

Burch, Lori.................................. PSR 


Monroe 2-Orleans BOCES and 

Hilton Central Schools 

lburch@rochester.rr.com 

Burducea, Radu...........................CS2 

Director Xbox and Kinect, US Education 

Microsoft 

Radubu@microsoft.com 

Burek, Atlantis........................ WMA 

Educator 

McKeel Elementary Academy 

atlantisburek@mckeelschools.com 

DIRECTORY KEY 

CS = Concurrent Session 

FS = Featured Session 

W = Workshop MTWR = Day 

PS = Poster Session 

TSO = Technology Shootout 

TSS = Technology Solution Seminar 

EXE = Executive Briefing 

Burmark, Lynell......WW2, WW4, FS9 

CEO 

educatebetter.org 

lynellburmark@gmail.com 

Callis, Eric...................................CS3 

Director of Technology 

La Grange Highlands 

Elementary School 

ecallis@district106.net 

Campbell, Laurie O.....................CS2 

Visiting Lecturer 


laurie.campbell@ucf.edu 

Capeluto, Victor..........................CS7 

Technology Teacher 

St.Andrew`s Scots School 

victor.capeluto@sanandres.esc.edu.ar 

Carver, Lin...................................CS9 



melinda.carver@saintleo.edu 

Casap, Jaime................................ GEO 

Global Education Evangelist 

Google 

jcasap@google.com 

Cavanaugh, Kim............................CS1 

Technology Program Specialist 


Kim.cavanaugh@palmbeachschools.org 

Cavanaugh, Terence....................CS2 

Associate Professor 

University of North Florida 

tcavanau@unf.edu 

Cawley, Jay...................................CS5 


Morgan County School System 

jay.cawley@morgan.k12.ga.us 

Cerezo, Nancy..............................CS5 

Associate Professor of Education 


nancy.cerezo@saintleo.edu 

Cheasty, Michelle............ WR1, WR2 

Technology Director 

St. Rose High School 

michellecheasty@gmail.com 


Cheston, Rich...............................TSS 

Chief Technical Architect, Distinguished 

Engineer and Master Inventor 

Lenovo 

cheston@lenovo.com 

Childers, Tim................................CS4 

Assistant Principal 

L&N STEM Academy 

tchilders.den@gmail.com 

Chiszar, David..............................CS5 

Director of Project Management 

Turning Technologies 

dchiszar@turningtechnologies.com 

Clark, Alan................................ PSW 

Chief Technology Officer 

Franklin County Schools 

alan.clark@fcstn.net 

Clark, Brett...............................WW4 

eLearning Coach 

Evansville Vanderburgh 

School Corporation 

brett.clark@evsc.k12.in.us 

Clark, Todd..................................CS4 

Director, Race to the Top Assessments 


todd.clark@fldoe.org 

Cobb, Linda.................................CS10 

Instructional Technology Teacher TSA 

Escambia County School District 

Lcobb@escambia.k12.fl.us 

Colwell, Christopher.................CS3 

Associate Professor of 

Education, Director of Unde 

Stetson University 

cjcolwell@hotmail.com 

Combs, Kevin.................... WMP, WME 

Teacher/Technology Trainer 

E.E. Smith High School 

kwcombs@gmail.com 

Conley, Heather...........................CS1 

Program Specialist 


Heather.Conley@fldoe.org 

Cooper, Letia................................CS7 


Techwithtia.com 

techwithtia@live.com 

Copenhaver, Janet......................CS3 

Director of Technology and Innovation 

Henry County Public Schools 

janet@henry.k12.va.us 

Craft, Chris.............WMA, WME, WTA 

Teacher 

CrossRoads Middle School 

crafty184@gmail.com 

Crosser, Heather........................CS1 

Technology Integration Specialists 

The Island School 

heathercrosser@gmail.com 

Crozier, Andy.......................FS2, FS5 

Superintendent/Principal 

Andrew CSD 

acrozier@gmail.com 

Cuilla, Kristin........................... PSW 

Director, New School Development 

New Tech Network 

kcuilla@newtechnetwork.org 

Daccord, Tom...................... CS1, CS4 

Director 

EdTechTeacher 

tom@edtechteacher.org 

Dale, Warren.....................WW3, CS8 

Technology Facilitator 

Los Angeles Unified School District 

wdale@me.com 

Damewood, Randy.............. CS2, CS9 


Coffee County Schools 

damewoodr@k12coffee.net 

Davidson, Hall.............FS7, Closing 

Senior Director 

Discovery Education 

hall_davidson@discovery.com 

Davis, Catherine..........................CS9 

Media Literacy Specialist 

Village School 

cdavis@village-school.org 

Davis, Lauren...................... CS3, CS8 

Technology Integration Specialist 

Hilliard City Schools 

lauren_davis@hboe.org 

De Luca, Juan...............................CS4 

Extended Learning Coordinator 

The American School 

Foundation, Mexico City 

juan@juandeluca.com 

Deason, Christopher................ PSW 

Instructor 

Full Sail University 

cdeason@fullsail.com 

Del Terzo, Colleen......................CS3 

Principal, 

West Miami Middle School 

delterzo@dadeschools.net 

DeNote, Matthew.........................CS9 


Espiritu Santo Catholic School 

mdenote@escschool.org 

Di Ianni, David..................... CS3, CS6 

Teacher of TV Broadcasting 


ddiianni@tcischool.org 

DiBlasi, Howie 

WMA, WME , WTP, FS4 

CEO 

Classroom Magic Foundation 

howie@frontier.net 

Dickeson, Linda........WME, WTA, WTP 

Distance Learning Manager 

Lincoln Public Schools 

ldickes@lps.org 

Dimbert, Seth...................... CS7, CS9 

Educational Technology Director 

Samuel Scheck Hillel 

Community Day School 

mail@misterd.net 

Dobson, Terry..............................CS9 

Director 

Links 2 Learning Online 

tdobsonis@gmail.com 

Dooley, Brenna............................CS2 

Social Studies Teacher 

Hot Springs County School District 1 

bdooley@hotsprings1.org 

Doty, Carmella............................CS8 


Prince George’s County Public Schools 

carmelladoty@gmail.com 

Doty, David....................................CS1 

Science Teacher (Retired) 

New York Public Schools 

cynthia@swiftoptical.com 

Doval Ruiz, Maria Isabel......... PSW 

Assistant Teacher, Department of Didactic 

University of Vigo 

mdoval@uvigo.es 

Duff, Bridget................................CS6 




Bridget.Duff@dms.MyFlorida.com 

Dumont, Jason.............................CS8 

Civics/US History Teacher 

Milwee Middle School 

jason_dumont@scps.k12.fl.us 

Dyar, Mark....................................CS7 

Special Education Advocate 

Retired 

dmdyar@yahoo.com 

Ellis, Rebekah............................. PSR 

Library/Media Specialist, 

Technology Coach 


rebekah.ellis@knoxschools.org 

Entman, Charlene.......................CS4 

District Technology Facilitator 

Sunset Ridge School District 29 

entmanc@sunsetridge29.org 

Ertzberger, Jeff..... WME, WR1, CS1 

Director of Technology/Lecturer 

University of North Carolina Wilmington 

ertzbergerj@uncw.edu 

Evans, Julie..................................FS4 

CEO 

Project Tomorrow 

jevans@tomorrow.org 

Evans, Portia...............................CS4 



pevans@liberty.k12.ga.us 

Everett, Robert...........................CS4 


School of Teaching, Learning 

and Leadership 

robert.everett@ucf.edu 

Everhart, Blake.........................WW2 


Yorktown Community Schools 

beverhart@yorktown.k12.in.us 

Farmakis, Heather......................CS3 

Adjunct Professor 

Lynn University 

drfarmakis@gmail.com 

Fazzino, James.............................CS5 

Program Facilitator 

e-Learning Center 

jfazzino@bcps.org 

Fernandez, Carlos 

WMA, WME, CS3 , CS6 

Instructional Technology Coordinator 

Leon County Schools 

fernandezc@leonschools.net 

Ferries-Rowe, JD........................ PSR 

Chief Information Officer 


jdferries@brebeuf.org 

Figgett, Katrina...........................CS3 

Director of School Libraries 

and Information Services 


katrina.figgett@fldoe.org 

Fischer, Barbara......................WW1 

2nd Grade Teacher/Tech Con 

Eustis Elementary School 

fischerb@lake.k12.fl.us 

Fisher, Leslie 

WMA, WME, TSO, FS4, FS10 

Chief Geek 

lesliefisher.com 

geek@lesliefisher.com 

Fleming, Rosie..............................CS4 


Liberty County School System 

rfleming@liberty.k12.ga.us 

Fletcher, Geoff...........................FS7 

Deputy Executive Director 

State Educational Technology 

Directors Association (SETDA) 

gfletcher@setda.org 

Fogarty, Patrick..........................CS9 

Faculty Advisory of 

Instructional Technology 

Xaverian High School 

pfogarty@gmail.com 


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Forbes, Paradise........................ PSR 

High School Social Studies Teacher 

Williamstown Senior High 

paradise.forbes@williamstown.kyschools.us 

Ford, Lance...........................CS2, TSS 

Sales Business Development Manager 

Cisco 

lanford@cisco.com 

Frederick, Lester...................... PSW 

Instructor 

Full Sail University 

lfrederick@fullsail.com 

Fry, Tammy....................................CS2 

Teacher Education Program Instructor 

Center for Advanced 

Professional Studies (CAPS) 

tfry@bluevalleyk12.org 

Frye, Dennis.................................CS5 

Director 

Rockingham County Schools 

dfrye@rock.k12.nc.us 

Funk, Jonathan..........................WW4 

Technology Teacher 

Garden Valley Collegiate 

jon.funk@gvsd.ca 

Furgione, Brian...........................CS8 

Civics/History Teacher 


brian_furgione@scps.k12.fl.us 

Furino, Bruce...............................CS4 

Director, Engineering Outreach 


bruce.furino@ucf.edu 

Futch, David............. WMP, WME, WTP 

Professional Development Specialist 

Curriculum2Go 

davidfutch@gmail.com 

Futch, Linda..................................CS6 

Associate Department Head 


linda.futch@ucf.edu 

Gabriel, Sharyn...........................CS4 

Principal 

Ocoee Middle School 

sharyn.gabriel@ocps.net 

Gaisford, Rick..............................FS7 

Educational Technology Specialist 

Utah State Office of Education 

rick.gaisford@schools.utah.gov 

Gallagher, Frank........................CS1 

Board Chair and Executive Director 

P21; Cable in the Classroom 

fgallagher@ciconline.org 

Gallagher, Sharon.....................CS5 

Specialist 

Baltimore County Public Schools 

sgallagher4@bcps.org 

Garn, Myk.....................................CS1 

Director, Educational Technology 

Southern Regional Education Board 

myk.garn@sreb.org 

Gerke, Anthony............................CS4 

Autism Technology Specialist 

Monarch Teaching Technologies Inc. 

agerke@monarchtt.com 

Gerstein, Jackie..............WW1, WW3 

Online Faculty 

Boise State, American Intercontinental, 

Western Governor’s Universities 

jackiegerstein@gmail.com 

Gibson, Jessica..........................WW3 

6th Grade Language Arts Teacher 


gibsonjl@pwcs.edu 

Glaude, Colleen...........................CS4 

Dean of IT 

The Westminster Schools 

cglaude@me.com 

Goad, Kathy..................................CS5 


Tri-County Middle Senior High School 

goadk@trico.k12.in.us 

Goode, Atricia..............................CS3 

Kindergarten Teacher 

Astoria Park Elementary School 

goodea@leonschools.net 

Gorman, Michael................ CS6, CS7 

Director: PD Technology/ 

Curricular Integration 

Southwest Allen County Schools 

mgorman@sacs.k12.in.us 

Gossai, Mahendra.......................CS8 

Professor 

Valencia College 

mgossai@valenciacollege.edu 

Graber, Brian..............................CS3 


Highlands Elementary School 

bgraber@district106.net 

Grabiec, Jenny.............................CS8 


Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools 

jenniferr.grabiec@cms.k12.nc.us 

Graham, Jan...............................CS10 

Teacher 

Montford Middle School 

grahamj@leonschools.net 

Graves, Matt................................CS4 


Knox County Schools 

matt.graves@knoxschools.org 

Green, Martha............................WTP 



greenma@collierschools.com 

Greuel, Marissa..........................CS5 

Teacher 

Pacelli High School 

mgreuel@spacs.k12.wi.us 

Griffin, Angie...............................CS4 

Director 

Hallie Turner Private School 

angie.griffin@hallieturnerschool.com 

Grysko, Erin...............................CS10 

Teacher 

Fort Caroline Middle School 

gryskoe@duvalschools.org 

Halbig, Kathleen........................ PSR 

Manager of Innovative Learning 

Lake County Schools 

halbigk@lake.k12.fl.us 

Hall, Tim.......................................CS1 


Franklin Academy 

hallt@franklinacademy.org 

Halper, Craig...............................FS7 

Vice President, Techbook 

and Platform Strategy, 

Discovery Education 

Craig_halper@discovery.com 

Harding, Jan..............................WMP 

Educational Technology Consultant 

Macomb ISD 

jharding@misd.net 

Harris, Lauren...........................CS10 

Grants and Resource Development 

Broadband Florida Initiative 

lauren.harris@dms.myflorida.com 

Harry, Krista...............................CS3 

English Instructor/Gifted Consultant/ 

Orange Technology Integration Specialist 

Apopka High School 

krista.harry@ocps.net 

Hasselbring, Ted.........................FS2 

Professor of Special Education 

Peabody College/Vanderbilt University 

t.hasselbring@vanderbilt.edu 

Hauff, Brenda............................. PSR 

Technology Teacher, Site 

Technology Specialist 

Pleasant Valley Middle School 

bhauff@usd259.net 

Henderson, Renee.......................CS8 


Prince George’s County Public Schools 

rhender@pgcps.org 

Hennessy, Amy.............................CS5 

Senior Economic and Financial 

Education Specialist 

Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta 

amy.hennessy@atl.frb.org 

Higdon, Kimberly.........................CS6 



kimberly.higdon@saintleo.edu 

Hobbs, Kathy 

WMA,WW1, WW4, CS4, CS10 

Digital Media Teacher 


sunstrk@me.com 

Hobson, Jill.................................CS2 


Forsyth County Schools 

jhobson@forsyth.k12.ga.us 

Hoffmann, Malia...................... WMA 


Marian University 

mmhoffmann74@marianuniversity.edu 

Hogue, Tamra.............................CS10 

Supervisor Instructional Technology 

and Media Services 

Bay District Schools 

hoguetm@bay.k12.fl.us 

Holland, Beth..............................CS1 

Editor 

Super Duper Publications 

bholland@superduperinc.com 

House, Traci............................... PSW 


Joplin Schools 

thouse@joplin.k12.mo.us 

Hudgins, Talitha........................WW1 


Utah Valley University 

hudginta@uvu.edu 

Humerickhouse, Kimberly 

WMP, WTA 

Professor/Perk Grant Coordinator 

MidAmerica Nazarene University 

kdhumerickhouse@mnu.edu 

Hunter, Tabitha...........................CS8 

Director 

Florida Department 


Tabitha.Hunter@dms.MyFlorida.com 

Hurley, Edwin...................... CS2, CS5 

Technical Trainer 


FLDOE-SSO@fldoe.org 

Hurley, Rushton 

WMP, WTA, FS1, FS4, FS7 

Executive Director 

NextVista.org 

rh@nextvista.org 

Hutchins, Cathy.........................WMP 


St. Johns County School 

hutchic@stjohns.k12.fl.us 


Hutter, Crystal...........................FS1 

Chief Operating Officer 

Edmodo 

john@edmodo.com 

Janes, Kara..................................CS2 

Spanish/Psychology Teacher 


kjanes@hotsprings1.org 

Jenks, London..............................CS2 



ljenks@hotsprings1.org 

Jennings, Norma.......................CS10 

IT Teacher TSA 

Escambia County School District 

njennings@escambia.k12.fl.us 

Jeter, Richard...........................WW4 

Instructor 

Diplomat Middle School 

anteater_jeter@yahoo.com 

Jeter, Samantha.........................CS3 

Academic Authenticity and 

Integrity Specialist 

Western Governors University 

samanthajeter@embarqmail.com 

Johns, Amy...................................CS3 

Coordinator of Instructional Technology 

Fayette County Public Schools 

amy.johns@fayette.kyschools.us 

Johnson, Christopher................CS9 

Instructional Technologist 

Rollins College 

cjohnson@rollins.edu 

Johnson, Lisa.............................WME 


Eanes ISD 

lisa.johnson@techchef4u.com 

Jones, Greg..................................CS6 

Assoc Professor 


gjones@unt.edu 

Jones, James................................CS6 

Robotics Instructor, Trainer 

Ocoee High School 

james.jones@ocps.net 

Jones, Nicole...............................CS8 

ITRT 

Porter Traditional School 

jonesne@pwcs.edu 

Jones, Sherry............................WW3 

Adjunct Instructor and Digital 

Storytelling Trainer 

Community College of Denver and 

Arapahoe Community College 

autnes@gmail.com 

Joyner, Julie..............................WW3 

Instructor 


jjoyner@flvs.net 

Kam, Victor................................WMP 

President and CFO 

Su-Kam Intelligent Education 

Systems, Inc. 

victor.skiesinc@gmail.com 

Kaplan, Richard..........................CS3 

Superintendent of Schools 

New Brunswick Public Schools 

Richard_Kaplan@nbps.k12.nj.us 

Kari, Brandon.................. WR1, WW3 

Digital Art Teacher 


brandon.kari@ocps.net 

Kauffman, Christen..................WW4 

Teacher and Technology Manager 

Edward W. Bok Academy 

christen.kauffman@lwcharterschools.com 

Kay, Aimee.....................................CS2 

Science Teacher (MS) 


akay@hotsprings1.org 

Kebe, Rose.....................................CS8 


St. Johns County School District 

keber@stjohns.k12.fl.us 

Kimberl, Polani...........................CS3 

4th Grade Teacher 


kimberlp@leonschools.net 

Kinser, Ryan.................................CS6 

Teacherpreneur 

Center for Teaching Quality 

Ryan.Kinser@me.com 

Klassen, Reg.............................. PSW 

Superintendent 

Rolling River School Division 

rklassen@rrsd.mb.ca 

Kohler, Traci..............................WTP 

Director, Staff Development, Instructional 

Technology and Media Services 


kohlet@collierschools.com 

Kuglin, John....... WMP, TSO, FS2, FS5 

Senior Consultant 


john@kuglin.com 

Kul, A. Samet................................CS8 

CAO 

Charter Educational Services 

and Resources 

akul@graceschools.us 

Kutach, Kelly.............................WW3 

Mathematics Teacher 

Dallas ISD 

kellykutach@gmail.com 

Kuznicki, Nancy............... WR1, WW4 

Apple Distinguished Educator 

Florida Society for Technology 

in Education 

nkuznicki@apple.com 

Laird, Laura.................................CS7 

Intensive Language Arts Instructor 


llaird@aventuracharter.org 

LaMaster, Jen............................. PSR 

Director of Faculty Development 


jlamaster@brebeuf.org 

Lanclos, Patsy...........................WME 

Educator, Author 

planclos@mac.com 

Lane, Cindy............... WR1, WR2, WW2 

Independent Contract Trainer 

lane.cindy@gmail.com 

Langsford, Lisa.........................WW3 

Learning Tech Consultant 

Ottawa Catholic School Board 

lisa.langsford@ocsb.ca 

Lassiter, Brian............................CS3 

Teacher 


lassiterb@leoncschools.net 

Latham, Andrea.................. CS2, CS5 

Communications & Training Coordinator 


FLDOE-SSO@fldoe.org 

Law, Mike...................................... PSR 

Director, IT Support 

Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools 

mike.law@mnps.org 

Lawyer-Reynolds, Klista...........CS7 

Technology Integration Coordinator 


kreynolds@joplin.k12.mo.us 

Lemke, Cheryl......................FS5, FS8 

CEO 

Metiri Group 

clemke@metiri.com 

Levine, Joel..................................CS1 

Director of Educational 

Technology Programs 

Barry University, School of Education 

jlevine@mail.barry.edu 

Linskens, Jenna 

WME, WMP, WTA, FS7, Closing 



jalinskens67@marianuniversity.edu 

Little, Kelly................................WW1 

Educator, NBCT 

Lawton Chiles High School 

littlek@leonschools.net 

Lobo, Douglass.......................... PSW 


Miami Dade County Public Schools 

264874@dadeschools.net 

Long, John......................... WTP, WW2 

Specialist 


john316@mac.com 

Lovely, Gail 

WW1, WW2, FS7, Closing 

Independent Educator 

LovelyLearning.com 

Gail@GailLovely.com 

Mace, Lesley.................................CS5 

Economic and Financial 

Education Specialist 

Federal Reserve Bank of 

Atlanta- Jacksonville 

lesley.mace@atl.frb.org 

Macon, Lisa..................................CS8 

Interim Dean 

Valencia College 

lmacon@valenciacollege.edu 

Maddock, Mike...........................CS10 

Marketing Manager 

Certiport, Inc. 

mmaddock@certiport.com 

Mageau, Therese.........................CS1 

Editorial Director 

T.H.E. Journal/Campus Technology 

tmageau@1105media.com 

Mahaley, David.......................... WMA 


Franklin Academy High School 

mahaleyd@franklinacademy.org 

Manikas, James.................. CS2, PSR 



jjm@webbschool.org 

Martin, Tatiana...........................CS9 

Coordinator of Professional 

Development Support 

Office of Talent Development, 

Professional Development 

tatiana.martin@browardschools.com 

Mathison, Greg....................CS2, TSS 

Sales Business Development Manager 

Cisco 

gmathiso@cisco.com 

McAtee, Scot..............................WW3 

Business/CTE Teacher 

Twin Lakes High School 

smcatee@twinlakes.k12.in.us 

McCall, Mark..............................WTF 

Vice President of Professional Services 

Remote-Learner 

mark.mccall@remote-learner.net 

McCarthy, Carolyn...................WMP 


REMC 

cjmccarthy56@gmail.com 


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McDonald, Matthew.................WW3 

6th Grade Social Studies Teacher 


mcdonamr@pwcs.edu 

McEvoy, Karen............................WW3 

Educational Consultant K-6 

Ottawa Catholic School Board 

karen.mcevoy@ocsb.ca 

McKenzie, Alford........................CS6 




Alford.McKenzie@dms.MyFlorida.com 

McLauchlan, Tara.......................CS5 

English Teacher 

College Sturgeon Heights Collegiate 

tmclauchlan@sjsd.net 

McMahon, Don.................... CS2, PSR 

Doctoral Student 

University of Tennessee, Knoxville 

macddm@gmail.com 

McManis, Lilla Dale....................CS2 

Co-Founder 

Early Childhood Technology 

Collaborative 

dalemcmanis.ecars@yahoo.com 

Meechin, Michael...... WR1, CS1, CS5 



mike.meechin@gmail.com 

Mendoza, Kelly............................CS1 

Senior Manger, Professional Development 

Common Sense Media 

kmendoza@commonsense.org 

Meyer, Doug.................................CS8 

Educator/Consultant 

Center for Interactive Learning 

and Collaboration 

dmeyer@cilc.org 

Middleton, Stephanie...............CS10 

Teacher 

Professional and Technical High School 

middlets@osceola.k12.fl.us 

Mihet, Tammie...............................CS2 

4th Grade Teacher/Teacher Trainer 

First Baptist Academy 

tmihet@fbalions.org 

Miller, Andrew..........................WW3 

National Faculty 

ASCD 

andrew@andrewkmiller.com 

Miller, Robert.............................CS9 


Port Orange Elementary 

millermail@mac.com 

Milliner, Ron...............................CS8 

Director 

Kentucky Academy of 

Technology Education 

rmilliner@murraystate.edu 

Mizell, Al......................................CS1 

Coordinator of Special Incentives 


mizell@nova.edu 

Molina, Louis...............................CS3 

Professor 

Miami Dade College Kendall Campus 

lmolina007@me.com 

Molina Morgan, Betty...............CS3 

Chief Education Advisor 

America’s Promise Alliance 

drbmorgan@yahoo.com 

Mooney-Gomez, Elizabeth..........CS3 

Science Teacher, 

West Miami Middle School 

mooneye@dadeschools.net 

Moore, David.............................. PSW 



DMoore@dadeschools.net 

Morphy, Andrea...........................CS5 

Resource Teacher 


amorphy@sjsd.net 

Morris, Dan..............WMP, WMA,WTA 

Director 

eNetColorado 

dan@cmconsulting.net 

Moseley, Charles............WMA, WME 


St. Johns County Public School System 

moselec@stjohns.k12.fl.us 

Mukherjee, Keya..........................CS9 



keya.mukherjee@saintleo.edu 

Murtaugh, Megan........................CS2 

Doctoral Student 


meganmurtaugh@earthlink.net 

Nakamura, Glenn........................CS8 

Mathematics Teacher 

Bartow High School 

glenn.nakamura@polk-fl.net 

Nelson, Ivy................................. WMA 

Teacher 

Monett High School 

inelson@monett.k12.mo.us 

Nemeth, Karen.............................CS2 

Lead Consultant 

Language Castle 

karen@languagecastle.com 

Nimmons, William .....................CS6 

Executive Director, Technology 

& Information Services 


nimmonsw@leonschools.net 

Nisbet, Nigel.................................CS7 

Director of Content Creation 

MIND Research Institute 

nnisbet@mindresearch.net 

Noonoo, Stephen.........................CS7 

Associate Editor 

T.H.E. Journal 

snoonoo@1105media.com 

Nordmeyer, Kathy.......................CS5 

Executive Director, Marketing, 

Curriculum and Content Development 


Kathy.Nordmeyer@kaplan.com 

Norris, Cathie...........WW1, WR2, FS9 

Professor 


cathie.norris@gmail.com 

Nussbaum-Beach, Sheryl...........FS9 

Co-founder and CEO 

Powerful Learning Practice 

sheryl@plpnetwork.com 

Oates, Rita....................................CS1 

President 

Oates Associates 

ritaoates@aol.com 

O’Bryan, Thomas......................... PSR 

High School English Teacher 

Duval County Public Schools 

obryant@duvalschools.org 

O’Connor, Stacey.......................WW2 


Robert Louis Stevenson 

School of the Arts 

oconnor.stacey@brevardschools.org 

Olah, Michelle...........................CS10 

Teacher 


michelle_olah@scps.us 

O’Neil, Sean......................... WTP, CS9 


Antioch High School 

seanoneil@antioch.k12.ca.us 

Padovan, Federico.....................WMF 

Executive Director of Development 

and Technology 

Immaculate LaSalle High School, 

Archdiocese of Miami 

Fpadovan@ilsroyals.com 

Paige, Melody............................. PSW 


Monett R-1 Schools 

mpaige@monett.k12.mo.us 

Palmer, Randall.........................CS8 

Computer Specialist 


rpalmer@tcischool.org 

Parker, Laura Murray ..............TSS 

Vice President, Solution Strategy 


laura.parker@hmhpub.com 

Parker-Jones, Kathy......... CS3, CS8 


Hilliard City Schools 

kathy_parker-jones@hboe.org 

Parker-Moore, Jennifer..........WMP 


Macomb ISD 

jpmoore@misd.net 

Patten, Wyman...........................CS10 

Territory Manager 

Certiport, Inc. 

wpatten@certiport.com 

Patton, Earlene 

Coordinator, Technology Initiatives Office 

Alabama Department of Education 

oti@alsde.edu 

Patton, Kamela.......................... PSW 



patton@collierschools.com 

Pawlik, Charles...........................CS8 

Dean of Students/Connectivity Leader 

The American School 

Foundation A.C. Mexico City 

charlespawlik@hotmail.com 

Peisach, Betsy.............................CS6 

Managing Director Education 

Marketing and Outreach 

Maryland Public Television 

bpeisach@mpt.org 

Perez, Luis................WW1, WW3, CS9 

Doctoral Student, Department 

of Special Education 


lfperez@me.com 

Piehler, Christopher..................CS7 

Executive Editor 


cpiehler@1105media.com 

Pierpont, Anna Marie......WTA, WW1 

Media Specialist 

Floresta Elementary 

anna.gallagher@stlucieschools.org 

Pignatelli, Jamie.........................CS7 


Naperville Community Unit 


jpignateli@naperville203.org 

Pillow, Steve..................... WMP, WTA 

Assistant Professor/Technology Specialist 

MidAmerica Nazarene University 

spillow50@gmail.com 

Popa, Adina...................................CS2 

International Ambassador 

Loudoun County Public Schools 

apopa@lcps.org 


Potwin, Sarah............................ PSW 

Librarian 

Saint Stephen’s Episcopal School 

asockel@overdrive.com 

Roberts, Melissa........................CS4 



mroberts@liberty.k12.ga.us 

Sensenich, Kacey............. WMP, WME 

Instructional Technology Coordinator 

Cumberland County Schools 

ccstechteacher@gmail.com 

Smrstick, Bradley......................CS6 

Technology Training, Team Lead 

School District of Hillsborough County 

Bradley.Smrstick@sdhc.k12.fl.us 

Prayaga, Lakshmi....................... PSR 


University of West Florida 

lprayaga@uwf.edu 

Rabidoux, Salena.... WME, WR1, CS1 

Technology Liaison/Lecturer 

University of North Carolina Wilmington 

rabidouxs@uncw.edu 

Rabinovich, Leonid.....................WTA 

Training Analyst 

Broward County Public Schools 

leonid.rabinovich@browardschools.com 

Ramirez, Mike............................ WMA 

Assistant Professor of Education 

MidAmerica Nazarene Univesity 

mramirez@mnu.edu 

Ransdell, Marlo....................... PSW 


Florida State University 

mransdell@fsu.edu 

Rawitsch, Don..............................CS3 

Executive Producer 

RE@L-Real Experiences At Life, Inc. 

drawitsch@realexperiencesatlife.com 

Razgha, Alexandra.....................CS8 

Civics Teacher 


Alexandra_Razgha@scps.k12.fl.us 

Reardon, Tom.............................WW3 

Mathematics Teacher and 


Youngstown State University/ 

Fitch High School 

tom@tomreardon.com 

Recka, Melissa............................CS7 


Naperville CUSD #203 

mrecka@naperville203.org 

Reece, Rick.........................WTA, WW1 


Rick Reece Consulting 

rickreece@mac.com 

Reinig, Ellen.................................CS2 

Adjunct Professor 

Argosy University Sarasota 

er@ellenreinig.com 

Riegle, Shanan...................WW2, CS4 


Yorktown Elementary School 

sriegle@yorktown.k12.in.us 

Riel, Margaret..........................WW1 

Professor 

Pepperdine University 

mriel@pepperdine.edu 

Robertson, Nikki.........................CS4 

School Librarian 

Auburn High School 

robertson.nikki@gmail.com 

Rogalski, Anne.............................CS5 

English Teacher 

Pacelli High School 

arogalski@spacs.k12.wi.us 

Roitenberg, Jesse..................... PSW 

Education Manager 

Stratasys 3D Printers and 

Production Systems 

jesse.roitenberg@stratasys.com 

Rouse, Jackie...............................CS7 




jrouse@naperville203.org 

Ruiz, Alejandro...........................CS7 

Head of Department 

St.Andrew`s Scots School 

alejandro.ruiz@sanandres.esc.edu.ar 

Samson, Perry............................ PSR 

Professor 

University of Michigan 

samson@umich.edu 

Sawyer, Michael...... WMF, WTA, WTP 

Instructor 

HCC 

michaelasawyer@hotmail.com 

Schafer, Janel............................CS4 

Technology Teacher and Coach 

Northfield Community School 

janelschafer@hotmail.com 

Schawang, Nicole........................CS9 

4th – 6th Grade Math Teacher 

Espiritu Santo Catholic School 

nschawang@escschool.org 

Schriver, Linda..........................CS10 

Distance Learning Specialist 

Clay Virtual Academy 

lschriver@oneclay.net 

Schrock, Kathy.. WMP, TSO, FS3, FS6 


kathy@kathyschrock.net 

Scott, Cheryl...............................CS5 

Supervisor 

e-Learning Center/Home 

and Hospital Program 

cscott2@bcps.org 

Scrogan, Len.............................. WR2 


University of Colorado-Denver 

len.scrogan@future-talk.net 

Sharp, Lara.................................. PSR 

Teacher 

Lake Wales High School 

lara.sharp@lwcharterschools.com 

Shaw, Kristi............................... WMA 



klshaw64@marianuniversity.edu 

Sheninger, Eric....................FS1, FS3 


New Milford High School 

esheninger@gmail.com 

Sherman, Kimberly.....................CS3 

Kindergarten Teacher 


shermank2@leonschools.net 

Sheth, Rajen................................TSS 

Senior Product Manager, 

Google Chromebooks 

Google 

rajen@google.com 

Shevak, Alanna............................CS7 

Senior Manager, Instructional Design 

PBS Education 

ajshevak@pbs.org 

Shields, Melissa..........................CS8 

Curriculum Director 

Etowah County Schools 

melissa_shields@ecboe.org 

Ship, Meghan.................................CS8 

5th Grade Classroom Teacher 

Prince William County Schools 

shipme@pwcs.edu 

Sikes, David..................................CS3 

Director of Instructional Materials 


david.sikes@fldoe.org 

Simmons, Lisa..............................CS7 

Teaching and Learning Coach 


lsimmons@joplin.k12.mo.us 

Simon, Fran..................................CS2 

Chief Engagement Officer 

Engagement Strategies 

fran.simon@esbyfs.com 

Smith, Jack...................................CS3 


Calvert County Public Schools 

SmithJ@calvertnet.k12.md.us 

Smith, Mark.................................CS3 

Dean of STEM and Outreach 


mark.smith@knoxschools.org 

Soloway, Elliot 

WW1, WR2, CS1, FS9 

Professor 

University of Michigan 

soloway@umich.edu 

Sommer, Felipe.......................... PSW 

CEO 

Nearpod 

edwardz@nearpod.com 

Son, John......................................CS7 




jdson@naperville203.org 

Sparks, Paul...............................WW1 



prsparks@pepperdine.edu 

Speake, Jackie.............................CS4 

Science Curriculum Specialist 


jackie.speake@fldoe.org 

Spellman, Brian..........................CS7 

Manager of K-12 School Services 

KET (Kentucky Educational Television) 

bspellman@ket.org 

Staats, Ernest...................WMP, CS7 


Georgia Cumberland Academy 

erstaats@gcasda.org 

Stacey, Rebecca.........................CS10 

Teacher 

McKeel Academy of Technology 

rebeccastacey@mckeelschools.com 

Standish, Jacob...........................CS8 


Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools 

jacob.standish@cms.k12.nc.us 

Stokes, David .................... CS7, CS8 

Chief Information Officer 

Division of Technology & 

Information Services 

FL Department of Education 

david.stokes@fldoe.org 

Struense, Richard......................CS5 

Consultant 

National Center for 

Educational Statistics 

richard_struense@yahoo.com 

Stubbs, Kari.................................CS1 

Vice President, 21st Century Learning 

BrainPOP 

kstubbs@brainpop.com 


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Su, Hui Fang Huang “Angie”........CS1 

President 

Florida Distance Learning 

Association (FDLA) 

shuifang@nova.edu 

Su, Julius............................WMP, CS8 

CEO and Secretary 

Su-Kam Intelligent Education 

Systems, Inc. 

juliussu@gmail.com 

Sutch-Stabio, Anne-Marie........ PSR 

School Board Chairperson 

Divine Mercy Catholic Academy 

asutch-stabio@cambsenterprises.com 

Svec, Deb.......................................CS2 

Media Specialist 

Palm Beach Gardens High School 

debsvec@mac.com 

Swerdloff, Mathew....................CS2 


Hendrick Hudson School District 

mathew.swerdloff@henhudschools.org 

Syverson Mercer, Cynthia........CS1 

Retired School Resource Nurse 

SNARC 

cynthia@swiftoptical.com 

Tate, Lauren............................... WR1 

3rd Grade Teacher 

Cunningham Creek Elementary 

tatel@stjohns.k12.fl.us 

Taylor, Alan...................... CS3, CS10 

Teacher 

IMMS 

ajtaylor@techinedonline.com 

Thompson, Kelvin........................CS6 

Assistant Director 


kelvin@ucf.edu 

Thornburg, David................FS1, FS5 

Director 

Thornburg Center 

dthornburg@aol.com 

Thumann, Lisa 

WMP, WW4, WR1, WR2 


Kean University 

lisa.thumann@gmail.com 

Todd, Carol..................................CS9 



carol.todd@saintleo.edu 

Torres, Justina......................... PSW 

Dean 


justina@dadeschools.net 

Tron, Jeffrey..............................WTP 

Innovation, Curriculum, and 




Jeffrey.Tron@evsc.k12.in.us 

Truman, Barbara........................CS9 

Director, Course Development 


barbara.truman@ucf.edu 

Umpstead, Bruce.........................CS1 

State Education Technology Director 

Michigan Department of Education 

umpsteadb@michigan.gov 

Underwood, Marilyn..................CS3 

Executive Director, Staff Development 

Marion County Public Schools 

Marilyn.Underwood@marion.k12.fl.us 

VanHellemont, Laura.................CS7 



lauravanhellemont@gmail.com 

Vázquez-Cruz, Juan Diego........ PSW 

Instructional Director 

Kingsville Independent School District 

jvcruz@kingsvilleisd.com 

Veasy, Joy...................................CS10 

Distance Learning Outreach Specialist 

Broward County Public Schools 

joy.veasy@browardschools.com 

Veliz, Stephen................... WMP, WTA 

Teacher 

Swift Creek Middle School 

stephenveliz@gmail.com 

Verges, Vince...............................CS9 

Florida PARCC Project Director 


vince.verges@fldoe.org 

Visser, Ryan......................WMA, WME 

Instructional Technology Faculty 

Clemson University 

visser.ryan@gmail.com 

Walker, Zachary.........................CS2 

Ph.D. Student 


zachary@lastbackpack.com 

Weaver, Gayle 

WMA, WW1, WW4, CS10 

Virtual School Teacher 

Clay Virtual Academy 

ghweaver@mail.clay.k12.fl.us 

Weinstein, Tasha.........................CS3 

Education and Outreach Coordinator 

WFSU 

tweinstein@fsu.edu 

Welsh, James...................WW1, WW3 


Florida Center of Instructional 

Technology 


jlwelsh2@gmail.com 

Wendt, Jeremy.............................CS7 



jwendt@tntech.edu 

White, Melissa...........................WMP 

Director of Instructional 

Technology REMC 13 

Ingham ISD 

mwhite@inghamisd.org 

Widdes, Michele...........................CS4 

Teacher 

Sunset Ridge School 

widdesm@sunsetridge29.org 

Wilbur, Samantha.................... WMA 

1st Grade Teacher 

The Schools of McKeel Academy 

samanthanwilbur@gmail.com 

Wilhelmus, Tim..........................WW4 

Innovation, Curriculum and 




timothy.wilhelmus@evsc.k12.in.us 

Williams, Brent 

WME, WTA, WTP, FS3 

Director, iTeach Center 

Kennesaw State University 

brent@speakwisdom.com 

Williams, Kristin......................CS10 

Grants and Resource Development 

Broadband Florida Initiative 

kristin.williams@dms.myflorida.com 

Wislocki, Brandon......................CS6 

Academic Technology Facilitator 

St. John’s Episcopal School 

octechnet@gmail.com 

Witherspoon, Ann 

WW2, WR1, WR2, CS4 

Social Studies Teacher 

Midlothian ISD 

ann_witherspoon@midlothian-isd.net 

Witherspoon, Erick....................CS5 


W. J. C. Trapp Elementary School 

ewitherspoon@charter.net 

Womble, Jennifer.......................FTS 

Program Manager 

1105media 

jwomble@1105media.com 

Woofter, Jonathan .................. WTP 



wooftejo@collierschools.com 

Woolwine, Cheryl......................CS10 

ESE Tech Specilaist 

Putnam County Schools 

cheryl.woolwine@gmail.com 

Worley, Gordon.......WME, WW2, CS5 

Senior Trainer 


worley@mac.com 

Wozniak, Sandra................WTA, CS4 

Director of Curriculum and Technology 

TregoED 

sanwoz@gmail.com 

Wright, Patrick............................CS1 

Program Specialist 


patrick.wright@fldoe.org 

Yanes, Sergio.............................WW1 

Language Arts/Journalism Teacher 

Lawton Chiles High School 

yaness@leonschools.net 

Yeatts, Karol...............................CS4 

Director, Office of Mathematics 

and Science 


Karol.Yeatts@fldoe.org 

Yoder, Maureen...........................CS7 

Professor 

Lesley University 

myoder@lesley.edu 

Yonekura, Francisca..................CS9 

Assistant Department Head 


francisca@ucf.edu 

Young, Julie..................................FS8 

President and CEO 


jyoung@flvs.net 

Zaggle, William ......................... EXE 

Chief Academic Officer 

GlobalScholar 

wzaggle@globalscholar.com 

Zdrojewski, Rob................WTA, WTP 

Technology Teacher and Trainer 

Amherst Central School District 

rob@zdrojewski.net 


EXHIBITOr 

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2 Know! Classroom Response 

System 

Booth 323 

2911 Peach Street, PO Box 8036 

Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 

715.424.3636 

www.renlearn.com 

ABCya.com 

Booth 838 

501 Angell Street 

Providence, RI 02906 

401.932.5586 

www.abcya.com 

Abrams Learning Trends 

Booth 1156 

16310 Bratton Lane, Suite 250 

Austin, TX 78728 

800.227.9120 

www.abramslearningtrends.com 

Absolute Software 

Booth 407 

1600 - 1055 Dunsmuir Street 

Vancouver, BC V7X 1K8 

Canada 

604.730.9851 

www.Absolute.com 

Academic Superstore 

Booth 220 

2101 East Street Elmo Road, Suite 360 


800.876.3507 

www.academicsuperstore.com 

SILVER SPONSOR 

Acer America Corporation 

Booth 108 

333 West San Carlos Street, Suite 1500 

San Jose, CA 95110 

408.533.7745 

www.professional.us.acer.com/edu/index. 

htm 

Adobe Systems, Inc. 

Booth 1407 

345 Park Avenue 


800.536.4000 

www.adobe.com 

Aerohive Networks, Inc. 

Booth 1351 

330 Gibraltar Drive 

Sunnyvale, CA 94089 

408.510.6100 

www.aerohive.com 

EXHIBITOR LOUNGE SPONSOR 

Agile Education Marketing 

Booth Exhibitor Lounge Sponsor 

925 South Niagara, Suite 230 

Denver, CO 80224 

866.783.0241 

www.agile-ed.com 

AirWatch 

Booth 751 

1155 Perimeter Center West, Suite 100 

Atlanta, GA 30338 

404.478.7500 

www.air-watch.com 

ALEKS Corporation 

Booth 1419 

15460 Laguna Canyon Road 

Irvine, CA 92618 

714.245.7191 

www.aleks.com 

All in Learning 

Booth 343 

1204 Bent Oaks Court, Suite 100 

Denton, TX 76210 

940.484.5300 

www.allinlearning.com 

American Public University 

Booth 843 

111 West Congress Street 

Charlestown, WV 25414 

703.396.6886 

www.studyatapu.com 

American Time & Signal Co. 

Booth 942 

140 3rd Street South, PO Box 707 

Dassel, MN 553525 

800.328.8996 

www.atsclock.com 

Amplify Education, Inc 

Booth 1008 

1211 Avenue of the Americas, 15th Floor 

New York, NY 10036 

813.245.0570 

www.amplify.com 

Answer Underground 

Booth 352 

228 Hamilton Avenue, 3rd Floor 

Palo Alto, CA 94301 

408.829.2196 

www.answerunderground.com 

Anthro Corporation 

Booth 1151 

10450 SW Manhasset Drive 

Tualatin, OR 97062 

503.691.8704 

www.anthro.com 

APlus Interactive Solutions 

Booth 1423 

5500 Military Trail, Suite 22-110 

Jupiter, FL 33458 

561.630.7047 

www.aplusinteractive.com 

AppTouch Technologies 

Booth 1452 

1595 Peachtree Parkway, Suite 204-213 

Cumming, GA 30041 

877.425.9799 

www.apptouchtech.com 

AppTutor Apps 

Booth 1547 

283 Flanders Street 

Indialantic, FL 32903 

321.543.1756 

www.apptutorapps.com 

Ascend Education 

Booth 1043 

302 Albany Avenue 

Shreveport, LA 71105 

318.865.8232 

www.ascendmath.com 

The Astronauts Memorial 

Foundation 

Booth 236 

The Center for Space Education, Mail Code AMF 

Kennedy Space Center, FL 32899 

321.452.2887 ext. 5152 

www.amfcse.org 


ASUS Computer International 

Booth 950 

800 Corporate Way 

Fremont, CA 94539 

510.818.4829 

www.commercial.asus.com 

LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS EXHIBITOR 

ATD-American Co. 

Booth 256 

135 Greenwood Avenue 

Wyncote, PA 19095 

800.523.2300 

www.atd.com 

Atomic Learning 

Booth 104 

15088 22nd Avenue NE 

Little Falls, MN 56345 

866.259.6890 

www.atomiclearning.com 

Attainment Company 

Booth 907 

504 Commerce Parkway 

Verona, WI 53593 

608.497.4519 

www.attainmentcompany.com 

Audio Enhancement 

Booth 1235 

14241 South Redwood Road 

Bluffdale, UT 84065 

801.254.9263 

www.audioenhancement.com 

Audio Resource Group 

Booth 652 

405 Main Avenue West, Suite 4G 

West Fargo, ND 58448 

866.468.4552 

www.argaudio.com 

AudioLink Services 

Booth 142 

10501 South Orange Avenue, Unit 122 

Orlando, FL 32824 

800.263.0112 

www.audiolinks.com 

Aurora Multimedia 

Booth 650 

205 Commercial Court 

Morganville, NJ 07751 

732.591.5800 

www.auroramultimedia.com 

AV Rental Depot 

Booth 1525 

1701 Clint Moore Road 

Boca Raton, FL 33487 

561.443.4700 

www.sales.avrentaldepot.com 

Avante Solutions, Inc. 

Booth 1259 

5405 Eglinton Avenue West 

Etobicoke, ON M9C 5K6 

Canada 

866.282.6831 

www.avantesolutions.com 

AVer Information, Inc. 

Booth 222 

423 Dixon Landing Road 

Milpitas, CA 95035 

408.457.3314 

www.averusa.com 

AverMedia 

Booth 337 

49358 Fremont Boulevard 


510.403.0006 

www.solutions.avermedia.com 

AVG Technologies USA 

Booth 1431 

1 Executive Drive, 3rd Floor 

Chelmsford, MA 01824 

828.459.5422 x240 

www.avg.com/education 

AVID 

Booth 856 

72 Johnnycake Hill Road 

Middletown, RI 02842 

401.846.1200 

www.educationalheadphone.com 

AVI-SPL 

Booths 1131 and 1507 

6301 Benjamin Road, Suite 101 

Tampa, FL 33634 

866.559.8197 

www.avispl.com 

AVL Systems Design 

Booth 436 

14901 Bristol Park Boulevard 

Edmond OK, 73013 

405.749.1866 

www.avl1.com 

AWE 

Booth 1216 

2501 Seaport Drive, Suite 410 

Chester, PA 19013 

610.833.6400 

www.awelearning.com 

Baker & Taylor 

Booth 903 

2550 West Tyvola Road, Suite 300 

Charlotte, NC 28217 

704.998.3100 

www.baker-taylor.com 

Balt/Best-Rite 

Booth 1238 

PO Box D 

Temple, TX 76503 

254.778.4727 

www.moorecoinc.com 

Barnes & Noble 

Booth 1239 

122 Fifth Avenue 


www.bn.com 

Beacon Educator 

Booth 822 

1311 Balboa Avenue 

Panama City, FL 32401 

800.311.6437 

www.BeaconEducator.com 

Belkin International, Inc. 

Booth 1356 

12045 East Waterfront Drive 

Playa Vista, CA 90094 

312.607.3349 

www.belkin.com 

Blackboard, Inc. 

Booth 1211 

650 Massachusetts Avenue, NW 

Washington, DC 20001 

202.463.4860 

www.blackboard.com/K12 


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blendedschools.net 

Booth 312 

2527 US Highway 522 South 

Mcveytown, PA 17051 

814.542.2501 

www.blendedschools.net 

Blue Raven 

Booth 1256 

110 Fordham Road 

Wilmington, MA 01587 

978.203.1144 

www.blueraven.com 

BMS - Business Machine Security 

Booth 1141 

520-A West Central Avenue 

Brea, CA 92821 

714.990.3218 

www.locdown.com 

Boardworks Education 

Booth 739 

174 North 11th Street 


855.405.7939 

www.boardworkseducation.com 

Bound To Stay Bound Books 

Booth 1505 

1880 West Morton 

Jacksonville, IL 62650 

217.245.5191 

www.btsb.com 

Boxlight 

Booth 938 

PO Box 2609 

Belfair, WA 98528 

360.464.2119 x214 

www.boxlight.com 

BrainPOP 

Booth 750 

71 West 23rd Street, 17th Floor 


212.574.6000 

www.brainpop.com 

Brenthaven 

Booth 140 

321 3rd Avenue South, Suite 403 

Seattle, WA 98104 

206.554.1709 

www.brenthaven.com 

Bretford 

Booth 543 

11000 Seymour Avenue 

Franklin Park, IL 60131 

847.801.1616 

www.bretford.com 

Bright White Paper Company 

Booth 1250 

PO Box 2472 

Palm City, FL 34991 

772.223.5511 

www.brightwhitepaper.com 

Britannica Digital Learning 

Booth 622 

331 North LaSalle Street 

Chicago, IL 60654 

800.621.3900 

www.info.eb.com 

Brocade 

Booth 1144 

130 Holger Way 


407.415.0765 

www.brocade.com 


C.T.W. Engineered Glazing 

Systems 

Booth 458 

9195 Boggy Creek Road, Suite 1 


407.857.9237 

www.ctwindowsinc.com 

Cambium Learning Group/Voyager 

Booth 1123 

17855 Dallas Parkway, Suite 400 

Dallas, TX 75287 

303.651.2829 

www.voyagerlearning.com 

Camcor, Inc. 

Booth 131 

PO Box 1899 

Burlington, NC 27216 

800.868.2462. ext. 170 

www.camcor.com 

Canvas by Instructure 

Booth 839 

9020 Sandy Parkway, Suite 300 

Sandy, UT 84070 

801.869.5000 

www.instructure.com/FECT2013 


Carnegie 

Booth 463 

222 Merchandise Mart Plaza, Suite 1123A 


646.794.1073 

www.carnegiefabrics.com 

CCS Presentation Systems 

Booth 1021 

5530 Florida Mining Boulevard South 

Jacksonville, FL 32257 

904.998.7227 

www.ccssoutheast.com 

CDW-G 

Booth 631, Meeting Room 6 

230 North Milwaukee Avenue 

Vernon Hills, IL 60061 

312.705.1888 

www.cdwg.com/k12 

Cengage Learning 

Booth 519 

20 Davis Drive 

Belmont, CA 94002 

530.347.9774 

www.cengage.com 


CertainTeed Corporation 

Booth 464 

750 East Swedesford Road 

Valley Forge PA, 19482 

610.341.7000 

www.certainteed.com 

Certification Partners/CIW 

Booth 1513 

1230 W. Washington, Suite 201 

Tempe, AZ 85281 

602.275.1603 

www.ciwcertified.com 


Certiport 

Booth 610 

1276 S 820 East, Suite 200 

American Fork, UT 84003 

801.772.3273 

www.certiport.com 

Cetacea Sound Corporation 

Booth 134 

2003 East Center Circle 

Plymouth, MN 55441 

763.559.1019 

www.cetaceasound.com 

Chalkable 

Booth 963 

500 7th Avenue, 17th Floor 


646.494.3464 

www.chalkable.com 

Chief Manufacturing 

Booth 1117 

8401 Eagle Creek Parkway, Suite 700 

Savage, MN 55378 

952.277.3819 

www.chiefmfg.com 

Cisco 

Booth 1101 

10111 Richmond Ave, Suite 450 

Houston, TX 77042 

713.448.1693 

www.cisco.com 

Classroom Complete Press 

Booth 207 

Box 19729 

San Diego, CA 92159 

800.663.3609 

www.classroomcompletepress.com 

CloudLock 

Booth 1106 

203 Crescent Street, Suite 107 

Waltham, MA 02453 

781.996.4332 

www.cloudlock.com 

Computer Station 

Booth 1000 

3101 Maltby Drive 

Deltona, FL 32738 

407.332.9910 

www.csorlando.com 

ConnectEDU 

Booth 438 

351 West 10th Street, Suite 350 

Indianapolis, IN 46202 

317.634.1200 

www.connectedu.com 

ContentKeeper 

Booth 901 

1442 East Lincoln Avenue, Suite 312 

Orange, CA 92865 

888.808.6848 

www.contentkeeper.com 

CPSI, Ltd. 

Booth 1424 

235 Southwoods Center 

Columbia, IL 62236 

618.281.8898 

www.cpsiltd.com 

Curriculum Associates 

Booth 1257 

153 Rangeway Rd 

North Billerica, MA 01824 

800.225.0248 

www.curriculumassociates.com 

Custom Educational Furniture 

Booth 1137 

PO Box 70 

Swannanda, NC 28778 

828.664.0007 

www.cefinc.com 

CustomGuide Inc. 

Booth 553 

3387 Brownlow Avenue 

St. Louis Park, MN 55426 

952.258.8050 

www.customguide.com 

Cyber Acoustics 

Booth 1157 

3109 NE 109th Avenue 

Vancouver, WA 98682 

360.823.4142 

www.cyberacoustics.com 


DEACERO 

Booth 363 

Av Lozaro Cardenas 2333, Col. Valle Oriente 

Garza Garcia, NL 66269 

800.332.2376 

www.designmasterfence.com 

Decision Ed 

Booth 859 

870 South Denton Tap Road, Suite 150 

Coppell, TX 75019 

866.443.1856 

www.DecisionEd.com 

Dell, Inc. 

Booth 801 

1 Dell Way 

Round Rock, TX 78682 

904.540.8420 

www.dell.com/k12 

Desire2Learn Incorporated 

Booth 851 

151 Charles Street West, Suite 400 

Kitchener, ON N2G1H6 

Canada 

519.772.0325 

www.desire2learn.com/learningsuite/k12/ 

Destination Knowledge 

Booth 1037 

354 Willow Lane 

Ellenton, FL 34222 

800.889.4886 

www.destknow.com 

Diamond Lamps 

Booth 128 

1 Vb1 View, #3-5 Focus 1 

Singapore, 408555 

44.1491.875855 

www.diamondlamps.com 


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Disney Youth Programs 

Booth 411 

PO Box 10,111 

Lake Buena Vista, FL 32830 

407.366.6530 

www.disneyyouth.com 

D-Link Systems 

Booth 867 

17595 Mount Hermann Street 

Fountain Valley, CA 92708 

507.246.6676 

www.dlink.com 

E&I Cooperative Purchasing 

Booth 364 

2 Jericho Plaza, Suite 309 

Jericho, NY 11753 

949.916.7672 

www.eandi.org 

Easy Student Publishing 

Booth 1442 

1500 West Hampden Avenue, Suite 4E 

Englewood, CO 80110 

303.327.8143 

www.studentpublishing.com 

EDgear LLC 

Booth 941 

714 North Ashley Ridge Loop 

Shreveport LA, 71106 

800.509.7070 

www.edgear.com 

Edmentum 

Booth 315 

3232 McKinney Avenue, Suite 400 

Dallas, TX 75204 

800.419.3191 

www.edmentum.com 

TECHNOLOGY SPONSOR 

Edmodo 

Booth 231 

60 East Third Avenue, Suite 390 

San Mateo, CA 94401 

650.963.5035 

www.edmodo.com 

Edsby 

Booth 515 

1550 Sixteenth Avenue, Suite B201 

Richmond Hill, ON L4B 3K9 

Canada 

416.277.8894 

www.edsby.com 

Education Week Digital Directions 

Booth 1522 

6935 Arlington Road, Suite 100 

Bethesda, MD 20814 

301.280.3100 

www.edweek.org 

eduphoria! incorporated 

Booth 1320 

1700 Alma Drive, Suite 410 

Plano, TX 75075 

972.535.5570 

www.eduphoria.net 

edutyping.com 

Booth 1339 

346 Smith Street 

North Kingston, RI 02852 

888.781.6921 

www.bepublishing.com 

eInstruction 

Booth 701 

14400 N. 87th Street, Suite 250 

Scottsdale, AZ 85260 

410.312.9218 

www.einstruction.com 

E-Line Media 

Booth 756 

363 Seventh Avenue, F1oor 20 


646.580.8593 

www.elinemedia.com 

Elite Screens Inc/Airflex5D LLC 

Booth 1110 

16410 Manning Way 

Cerritos, CA, 90703 

562.483.8198 

Elmo USA Corporation 

Booth 431 

1478 Old Country Road 

Plainview, NY 11803 

516.501.1400 

www.elmousa.com 

Engaging Web Apps 

Booth 250 

725 North 7th Street 

Colton, CA 92324 

888.740.7119 ext. 703 

www.engagingwebapps.com 

Enterasys Networks 

Booth 1503 

9 Northeastern Boulevard 

Salem, NH 03079 

877.801.7082 

www.enterasys.com/solutions/K-12.aspx 

ePals, Inc. 

Booth 609 

13625-A Dulles Technology Drive 

Herndon, VA 20171 

703.885.3400 

www.corp.epals.com 


Epson 

Booth 709 

3840 Kilroy Airport Way 

Long Beach, CA 90806 

562.981.3840 

www.epson.com 

eRate 360 Solutions 

Booth 959 

903 Swift Bear Street 

Henderson, NV 89002 

888.535.7771 x100 

www.erate360.com 

® 


Ergotron 

Booth 956 

1181 Trapp Road 

Saint Paul, MN 55121 

651.687.7687 

www.education.ergotron.com 


Ernie Morris Enterprises, Inc 

Booth 160 

PO Box 818 

Bushnell, FL 33513 

352.793.2745 

www.erniemorris.co 

Espresso Education 

Booth 618 

1121 Lake Cook Road, Suite O 

Deerfield, IL 60015 

888.240.0188 

www.espressoeducation.com 

Evernote 

Booth 1231 

333 West Evelyn Avenue 

Mountain Veiw, CA 94041 

www.evernote.com/schools 

Evisions, Inc. 

Booth 1003 

410 Exchange, Suite 250 


714.824.5252 

www.evisions.com 

ExploreLearning 

Booth 1042 

PO Box 2185 

Charlottesville, VA 22902 

866.882.4141 

www.explorelearning.com 


Extron Electronics 

Booth 357 

1230 South Lewis Street 

Anaheim, CA 92805 

714.491.1500 

www.extronclassroom.com 

Facts on File, an Infobase 

Learning Company 

Booth 911 

132 W 31st Street, 17th Floor 


212.896.4362 

www.infobasepublishing.com 

Faronics 

Booth 1322 

620-609 Granville Street 

Vancouver, BC V7Y 1G5 

Canada 

604.637.3333 ext. 40 

www.faronics.com 

Flocabulary 

Booth 1014 

55 Washington Street, Suite 259 

Brooklyn, NY 11201 

718.852.0105 

www.flocabulary.com 

Florida Digital Learning Network 

Booth 1252 

1000 Third Street 

Beaver, PA 15009 

724.764.7200 

www.nndsonline.com 

Florida VCM 

Booth 1433 

1620 South West Taylor Street, Suite 100 

Portland, OR 97205 

503.517.4463 

www.learning.com/fvcm12 


Booth 1006 

2145 Metrocenter Blvd, Suite 200 


407.513.3331 

www.flvs.net 

Focus School Software 

Booth 1013 

475 Central Avenue, Suite 400 

St. Petersburg, FL 33701 

727.388.330 

www.focusschoolsoftware.com 

Follett Library Resources 

Booth 1222 

1340 Ridgeview Drive 

McHenry, IL 60050 

815.578.3672 

www.titlewave.com 

Follett Software Company 

Booth 1223 

1391 Corporate Drive 

McHenry, IL 60050 

800.323.3397 

www.FollettSoftware.com 

Fortres Grand Corporation 

Booth 440 

PO Box 888 

Plymouth, IN 46563 

800.331.0372 

www.fortresgrand.com 

FPL FiberNet 

Booth 905 

9250 West Flagler Street 

Miami, FL 33174 

305.987.2901 

www.FPLFiberNet.com 

Franklin Electronic Publishers 

Booth 1142 

8 Terri Lane 

Burlington, NJ 08016 

609.386.2500 x4076 

www.franklin.com 

Frog Publications 

Booth 121 

11820 Uradco Place, Suite 105 

San Antonio, FL 33576 

800.777.3764 

www.frog.com 

FSU School of Library & 

Information Studies 

Booth 1444 

PO Box 3062100 

Tallahassee, FL 32306-2100 

850.644.5775 

www.slis.fsu.edu 

Fujitsu 

Booth 539 

1250 East Arques Avenue 


408.746.6000 

www.fujitsu.com 


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FundingFactory 

Booth 1359 

380 E Bayfront Parkway 

Erie, PA 16507 

814.464.1805 

www.fundingfactory.com 


GAF 

Booth 562 

1361 Alps Road 

Wayne, NJ 07470 

973.628.4132 

www.gaf.com 

Gaggle.Net 

Booth 413 

PO Box 1352 

Bloomington, IL 61702 

800.288.7750 

www.gaggle.net 

GameSalad 

Booth 251 

9600 Great Hill Trail, Suite 350W 


512.243.8552 

www.gamesalad.com 

GBC - General Binding 

Corporation 

Booth 1045 

300 Tower Parkway 

Lincolnshire, IL 60069 

800.723.4000 

www.gbc.com 

GOLD SPONSOR 

GlobalScholar 

Booth 401 

500 108th Avenue NE, Suite 1300 

Bellevue, WA 98004 

800.473.4572 

www.globalscholar.com 

PLATINUM SPONSOR 

Google in Education 

Booth 1109 

1600 Amphitheatre Parkway 

Mountainview, CA 94043 

408.772.4332 

www.google.com/edu 

GovConnection, Inc 

Booth 111 

732 Milford Road 

Merrimack, NH 03054 

800.800.0019 

www.govconnection.com 

GradeCam 

Booth 1212 

6601 Owens Drive, Suite 230 

Pleasanton, CA 94558 

866.472.3339 

www.gradecam.com 

Gravic, Inc. 

Booth 512 

301 Lindenwood Drive, Suite 100 

Malvern, PA 19355 

610.647.7850 

www.gravic.com/remark/ 

GreenBridge Computing 

Booth 1532 

555 116th Avenue North East, Suite 242 


425.455.8601 

www.greenbridgecomputing.com 

Happy Feet 

Booth 1445 

1101 North Keller Road, Suite D 


800.462.8677 

www.happyfeet.net 

Herff Jones Nystrom 

Booth 1309 

3333 Elston Ave 


773.279.3226 

www.herffjonesnystrom.com 


Hertz Furniture Systems 

Booth 356 

95 Mckee Drive 

Mahwah, NJ 07430 

800.526.4677 

www.hertzfurniture.com 

Higher Ground Gear 

Booth 1310 

4231 Shetland Drive 

Ann Arbor, MI 48105 

734.975.7500 

www.hggear.com 

Holmquist Educational 

Consultants, Inc. 

Booth 116 

PO Box 3564 

Plant City, FL 33563 

813.759.6500 

www.hecedu.com 


Booth 301 

10801 North MoPac Expressway, Building 3 


800.225.5425 

www.hmhco.com 

Howard Technology Solutions 

Booth 309 

36 Howard Drive 

Ellisville, MS 39437 

601.339.5713 

www.howard.com 

HP 

Booth 1436 

350 Campus Drive 

Marlborough, MA 1752 

859.338.9286 

www.hp.com/go/publicsector.com 

Human eSources 

Booth 350 

PO Box 232 

Marlborough, CT 06447 

888.295.1520 

www.humanesources.com 

i>clicker 

Booth 136 

33 Irving Place, 9th Floor 


317.410.6310 

www.iclicker.com 


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edmentum.com 

800.447.5286 

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iBoss Security 

Booth 651 

9950 Summers Ridge Road, Suite 160 

San Diego, CA 92121 

877.742.6832 

www.ibosswebfilters.com 

iDENTiTY 

TM 

AUTOMATiON 

Identity Automation 

Booth 741 

515 N. Sam Houston Parkway East, Suite 112 


281.220.0023 

www.identityautomation.com 

PLANTINUM SPONSOR 


Insight Systems Exchange 

Booth 217 

280 North Bedford Road, Suite 206 

Mount Kisco, NY 10549 

203.355.3430 

www.insightk12.com 

Intellerum 

Booth 1437 

89 Church Road 

Emigsville, PA 17318 

866.875.9594 

www.intellerum.com 

Intercom Network 

Booth 143 

4210 Fairfax Corner Westave, Suite 215 

Fairfax, VA 22030 

703.449.0101 

www.intercomnetwork.com 


International Cellulose 

Corporation 

Booth 456 

12315 Robin Blvd 


800.444.1252 

www.spray-on.com 

IPEVO, Inc. 

Booth 451 

440 North Wolfe Road 


408.490.3085 

www.ipevo.com 

IXL Learning 

Booth 615 

777 Mariners Island Blvd, Suite 600 

San Mateo, CA 94404 

855.255.8800 

www.IXL.com 

JAMF Software 

Booth 1450 

301 4th Avenue South, Suite 1075 

Minneapolis, MN 55415-1039 

612.605.6625 

www.jamfsoftware.com 

Jigsaw Meeting 

Booth 957 

9205 Raldon Road 

Gainesville, GA 60506 

678.208.2281 

www.jigsawmeeting.com 

K12, Inc. 

Booth 201, Meeting Room 7 

2300 Corporate Park Drive 

Herndon, VA 20171 

866.912.8588 

www.k12.com/educators 


Kaba ADS Americas 

Booth 265 

2941 Indiana Avenue 

Winston-Salem, NC 27105 

336.725.1331 

www.kaba-adsamericas.com 


Booth 1163 

395 Hudson Street, 4th Floor 


212.313.4835 

www.kaplank12.com 

KeepnTrack/Alexandria 

Booth 132 

1831 Fort Union Blvd 

Salt Lake City, UT 84121 

800.347.6439 

www.companioncorp.com 

Ken-A-Vision 

Booth 531 

5615 Raytown Road 

Kansas City, MO 64133 

816.353.4787 

www.ken-a-vision.com 

Keyboarding Online 

Booth 1549 

2221 West Pecos Road 

Chandler, AZ 85224 

888.963.4817 

www.keyboardingonline.com 

KEYTEC, Inc. 

Booth 1145 

520 Shepherd Drive 

Garland, TX 75042 

972.272.7555 

www.magictouch.com 

K’NEX Education 

Booth 1338 

2990 Bergey Road 

Hatfield, PA 19440 

888.ABC.KNEX 

www.knexeducation.com 

Lakeshore Learning Materials 

Booth 243 

2695 East Dominguez Drive 

Carson, CA 90895 

800.421.5354 

www.lakeshorelearning.com 

Learn360, 

an Infobase Learning Company 

Booths 909 and 913 

1000 Woodbury Road, Suite LL1 

Woodbury, NY 11797 

888.367.6368 

www.learn360.com 

Learning A-Z 

Booth 1240 

1840 East River Road, Suite 320 

Tucson, AZ 85718 

520.232.5073 

www.learninga-z.com 

The Learning Springs 

Booth 1314 

PO Box 907 

Ojai, CA 93024 

800.324.3390 

www.learningsprings.com 


LearnKey 

Booth 310 

35 North Main Street 

St. George, UT 84770 

455.674.9733 

www.learnkey.com 

LEGO Education 

Booth 1323 

913 East Jefferson 

Pittsburg, KS 66762 

620.731.0000 

www.legoeducation.us 

SILVER SPONSOR 

PRIZE CONTEST SPONSOR 

Lenovo 

Booth 921 

1009 Think Place 

Morrisville, NC 27560 

www.lenovo.com/education 

Lexmark International 

Booth 342 

740 New Circle Road 

Lexington, KY 40550 

859.232.3750 

www.lexmark.com 


LG Electronics, USA 

Booth 557 

11405 Old Roswell Road 

Alpharetta, GA 30009 

973.570.0397 

http://www.lghvac.com/ 

Lightspeed Systems 

Booth 944 

1800 19th Street 

Bakersfield, CA 93301 

661.716.7600 

www.lightspeedsystems.com 


Lightspeed Technologies, Inc. 

Booth 823 

11509 SW Herman Road 

Tualatin, OR 97062 

800.732.8999 

www.lightspeed-tek.com 

Livescribe, Inc. 

Booth 137 

7677 Oakport Street, Suite 1200 

Oakland, CA 94621 

877.727.4239 

www.livescribe.com 

Lock N Charge Technologies 

Booth 252 

307 6th Street West 

West Fargo, ND 58078 

701.630.9357 

www.lockncharge.com 

Logical Choice Technologies 

Booth 1501 

1045 Progress Circle 

Lawrenceville, GA 30043 

770.564.1044 

www.logicalchoice.com 

Logista 

Booth 1408 

750 South Northlake Boulevard, Suite 1012 

Altamonte Springs, FL 32701 

888.292.7643 x2641 

www.logistasolutions.com 

Lumens Integration, Inc. 

Booth 935 

4116 Clipper Court 


510.252.0200 

www.MyLadibug.com 

lynda.com 

Booth 223 

6410 Via Real 

Carpinteria, CA 93013 

805.755.1707 

www.lynda.com 

Mackin Educational Resources 

Booth 552 

3505 County Road, 42 West 

Burnsville, MN 55306 

800.245.9540 

www.mackin.com 

The Markerboard People 

Booth 1138 

1611 North Grand River Avenue, PO Box 80560 

Lansing, MI 48906 

800.DRY.ERASE 

www.DryErase.com 

McGraw-Hill Education 

Booth 601 

8787 Orion Place 

Columbus, OH 43240 

614.430.4482 

www.MHEonline.com 

Meals Plus 

Booth 858 

4110 Shipyard Boulevard 

Wilmington, NC 28403 

800.541.8999 

www.mealsplus.com 

Mediacom Business 

Booth 966 

100 Crystal Run Road 

Middletown, NY 10841 

845.703.1413 

www.business.mediacomcable.com 

Media-X Systems Inc. 

Booth 508 

1825 Woodward Drive 

Ottawa, ON K2H 9C6 

Canada 

613.722.9990 

www.media-x.com 

Meraki, Inc. 

Booth 1251 

660 Alabama Street 

San Francisco, CA 94110 

415.632.5864 

www.meraki.com 


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Meru Networks 

Booth 1560 

894 Ross Drive 


408.215.5357 

www.merunetworks.com 

Microsoft 

Booth 865 

One Microsoft Way 


www.microsoft.com/education 

Mimio 

Booth 817 

1 Charles Park 

Cambridge, MA 02142 

617.902.2040 

www.mimio.com 

MIND Research Institute 

Booth 100 

3631 Harbor Boulevard, Suite 200 

Santa Ana, CA 92704 

714.751.5443 

www.mindresearch.net/ 

Mitsubishi Electric Visual 

Solutions America, Inc. 

Booth 1113 

9351 Jeronimo Road 


949.465.6262 

www.mitsubishi-presentations.com 

Naiku 

Booth 1002 

400 South 4th Street 

Minneapolis MN, 55415 

952.465.1821 

www.naiku.net 


Nana Wall Systems 

Booth 362 

707 Redwood Highway 

Mill Valley, CA 94941 

415.380.2863 

www.nanawall.com 


National Office Furniture 

Booth 462 

1205 Kimball Blvd 

Jasper, IN 47549 

812.481.6745 

www.nationalofficefurniture.com 

NBC Learn 

Booth 1004 

30 Rockerfeller Plaza 


203.716.1231 

www.nbclearn.com 

NComputing 

Booth 1311 

3979 Freedom Circle 

Santa Clara, CA 95054 

888.365.1210 

www.ncomputing.com 

Nearpod 

Booth 1438 

1062 North West 1st Court 

Hallandale Beach, FL 33009 

305.677.5030 

www.nearpod.com 

NEC Display Solutions 

Booth 1330 

500 Park Boulevard, Suite 1100 

Itasca, IL 60143 

630.467.4701 

www.necdisplay.com 

Nessy 

Booth 1552 

4500 140th Avenue North, Suite 101 

Clearwater FL, 33762 

727.470.6033 

www.nessy.com 

NETAPP, Inc. 

Booth 831 

1921 Gallows Road, Suite 600 

Vienna, VA 22182 

703.981.2398 

www.netapp.com 

Netop 

Booth 550 

15725 SW Greystone Court, Suite 105 

Beaverton OR, 97006 

503.819.1306 

www.netop.com 

NetSupport 

Booth 1221 

6815 Shiloh Road East, Suite A-7 


770.205.4456 

www.netsupport-inc.com 

New Path Learning 

Booth 341 

760 Canning Parkway 

Victor, NY 14564 

585.742.0164 

www.newpathlearning.com 

NOVA Southeastern University 

Booth 1316 

Abraham S. Fischler School of Education 

1750 NE 167th Street 

North Miami Beach, FL 33162 

954.262.8653 

www.FischlerSchool.nova.edu 

Novell 

Booth 656 

1800 South Novell Place 

Provo, UT 84606 

801.861.2782 

www.novell.com 

observe4success 

Booth 1159 

1911 Tyrone Boulevard 

St. Petersburg, FL 33710 

877.743.3430 

www.observe4success.com 


ODYSSEYWARE 

Booth 637 

300 North McKemy Avenue 

Chandler, AZ 85226 

877.795.8904 

www.odysseyware.com 

OneVision Solutions 

Booth 1519 

909 Lake Carolyn Parkway, Suite 1800 

Irving, TX 75039 

972.653.0220 

www.onevisionsolutions.com 

Optoma Technology, Inc. 

Booth 117 

3178 Laurelview Court 


510.897.8600 

www.optomausa.com 

OtterBox 

Booth 1158 

209 South Meldrum Street 

Fort Collins, CO 80521 

970.980.2022 

www.otterbox.com 

OverDrive, Inc. 

Booth 743 

One OverDrive Way 

Cleveland, OH 44125 

216.573.6886 

www.overdrive.com 

Panasonic Solutions Company 

Booth 621 

3 Panasonic Way, 2F-5 

Secaucus, NJ 07094 

201.392.4873 

www.panasonic.com/business-solutions 

Panda Security 

Booth 1059 

423 S. Keller Road, Suite 350 


407.215.3033 

www.pandasecurity.com 

Partnerpedia 

Booth 1007 

685-A Jarvis Drive 

Morgan Hill, CA 95037 

408.779.6542 

www.partnerpedia.com 

PASCO Scientific 

Booth 1051 

10101 Foothills Boulevard 

Roseville, CA 95747 

800.772.8700 

www.pasco.com 

PassTheNotes.com 

Booth 1422 

12240 South West 53rd Street 

Cooper City, FL 33330 

305.333.8887 

www.passthenotes.com 

PBS 

Booth 1236 

2100 Crystal Drive 

Arlington, VA 22202 

703.739.8131 

www.pbslearningmedia.org 

PCG Education 

Booth 1558 

148 State Street, 10th floor 

Boston MA, 02109 

617.717.1098 

www.pcgeducation.com 

Pearson 

Booth 1001 

1900 E. Lake Ave 

Glenview, IL 60025 

480.457.6017 

www.pearsonschool.com 

Pentasys Corporation 

Booth 1439 

5117 Memorial Highway 


727.789.1992 

www.pentasys.net 

Pepperdine University Graduate 

School of Education 

Booth 1040 

6100 Center Drive 

Los Angeles, CA 90045 

310.568.5600 

www.gsep.pepperdine.edu 

PEPPM 

Booth 1140 

90 Lawton Lane 

Milton, PA 17847 

570.523.1155 

www.peppm.org 

Perfection Learning 

Booth 253 

1000 North Second Avenue 

Logan, IA 51546 

800.831.4190 

www.perfectionlearning.com 

Make Decisions. Make the Grade. 

Performance Matters, LLC 

Booth 757 

1600 Lee Rd 

Winter Park, FL 32789 

407.645.1800 

www.performancematters.com 

Phonak 

Booth 1524 

4520 Weaver Parkway 

Warrenville, IL 60555 

630.297.3543 

www.dynamicsoundfield.com 

Pitsco Catalog 

Booth 1321 

915 East Jefferson 

Pittsburg, KS 66762 

620.231.0000 

www.shop.pitsco.com 

PlascoTrac by Plasco ID 

Booth 123 

1501 NW 163rd Street 

Miami, FL 33169 

305.625.4222 x173 

www.plascotrac.com 


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Platinum Visual Systems 

Booth 158 

1451 East Sixth Street 

Corona CA, 92879 

800.498.2990 

www.pvsusa.com 

Powerful Learning Practice LLC 

Booth 1258 

4068 Bridgehampton Lane 

Virginia Beach, VA 23455 

757.965.4451 

www.plpnetwork.com 

Prepaloo 

Booth 1410 

82 South Barrett Square , Suite 2D 

Rosemary Beach, FL 32461 

818.824.5219 

www.prepaloo.com 

Prepworks 

Booth 409 

604 Crandan Boulevard, Suite 201 

Key Biscayne, FL 33149 

305.361.2400 

www.prepworks2400.com 

PrinterOn 

Booth 1357 

221 McIntyre Drive 

Kitchener, ON N2R1G1 

Canada 

1.519.748.2848 

www.printeron.com 

ProctorU 

Booth 1167 

1824 Holmes Street, Building E 

Livermore, CA 94550 

205.876.8001 

www.proctoru.com 

Professional Lamps 

Booth 1421 

210 Gale Road 

Kennett Square, PA 19348 

610.444.0590 

www.pilamps.com 

ProgressBook 

by Software Answers 

Booth 943 

6770 West Snowville Road, Suite 200 

Cleveland, OH 44141 

800.638.5212, ext. 4 

www.Software-Answers.com 


Promethean 

Booth 1201 

1165 Sanctuary Pkwy 


888.652.2848 

www.prometheanworld.com 

Providence eLearning 

Booth 840 

2 Carlson Parkway North, Suite 375 


763.475.6676 

www.providencelearning.org 


Pyrok, Inc. 

Booth 461 

121 Sunset Road 

Mamaroneck, NY 10543 

914.548.2083 

www.pyrok.com 

Qomo HiteVision 

Booth 962 

46950 Magellan 

Wixom, MI 48393 

248.960.0985 

www.qomo.com 

Quatro Solutions Consulting 

Group, LLC 

Booth 1530 

4275 Village Center Court 100 

Mississauga, ON L4Z 1V3 

Canada 

407.790.6449 

www.quatro-solutions.com 

Qwizdom, Inc. 

Booth 1350 

12617 Meridian East 

Puyallup, WA 98373 

877.794.9366 

www.qwizdom.com 


Rauland-Borg 

Booth 157 

1802 W. Central Road 

Mount Prospect, IL 60056 

847.590.7100 

www.rauland.com 

Read Naturally 

Booth 845 

2945 Lone Oak Drive, Suite 190 

Eagan, MN 55121 

800.788.4085 

www.readnaturally.com 

Reading Plus/Taylor Associates 

Booth 120 

110 West Canal Street, Suite 301 

Winooski, VT 05404 

800.732.3758 

www.readingplus.com 

Recorded Books 

Booth 510 

270 Skipjack Road 

Prince Frederick, MD 20678 

800.638.1304 ext. 1403 

www.recordedbooks.com/school 


Registration Gateway 

Booth 915 

4647 Saucon Creek Road, Suite 100 

Center Valley, PA 18034 

888.262.9830 

www.registrationgateway.com 

Remote-Learner.net 

Booth 1416 

201 Osage Lane, Suite 2 

Waynesboro, VA 22980 

877.299.1293 

www.remote-learner.net 

Renaissance Learning 

Booth 419 

2911 Peach Street, PO Box 8036 

Wisconsin Rapids, WI 54494 

715.424.3636 

www.renlearn.com 

RenWeb School Management 

Software 

Booth 659 

PO Box 1622 

Burleson, TX 76097 

866.800.6593 

www.renweb.com 

Rhymes ‘n’ Times 

Booth 434 

650 State Highway, Suite 107 

Lewisville, TX 75057 

888.684.6376 

www.rhymesntimes.com 


Rise Display 

Booth 1343 

22109 West 83rd Street 

Shawnee, KS 66227 

913.825.6108 

www.risedisplay.com 

Rocky Mountain Ram 

Booth 1262 

901 Front Street, Suite 300 

Louiseville, CO 80027 

800.543.0932 

www.rmram.com 

Ruckus Wireless 

Booth 1451 

350 West Java Drive 


408.636.4331 

www.ruckuswireless.com 

SAFARI Montage 

Booth 723 

7 E. Wynnewood Road 

Wynnewood, PA 19096 

610.645.4000 

www.SAFARIMontage.com 


SAGE Electrochromics, Inc. 

Booth 156 

1 Sage Way 

Faribault, MN 55021 

877-727-3321 

www.sageglass.com 

Samsung Electronic 

Booth 1215 

85 Challenger Road 

Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660 

562.552.1936 

www.samsung.com/education 

Samsung Techwin America 

Booth 719 

17011 Beach Boulevard, Suite 550 

Huntington Beach, CA 92647 

310.605.3306 

www.samsungpresenterusa.com 

Scantron 

Booth 401 

1313 Lone Oak Road 

Eagan, MN 55121 

800.722.6876 

www.scantron.com 

Scholastic, Inc. 

Booth 101 

557 Broadway 


212.343.6969 

www.scholastic.com 

Scholastic Library 

Publishing Digital 

Booth 209 

2315 Dean Street 

St. Charles, IL 60175 

800.387.1437 

www.scholastic.com/listbuilder 

Scholastic Professional Media 

Booth 211 

557 Broadway 


212.343.6455 

www.scholastic.com/profmedia/mediakit/ 

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School Check In 

Booth 1527 

PO Box 17979 


813.960.4433 

www.schoolcheckin.com 


School Construction News 

Booth 559 

1241 Andersen Drive, Suite N 

San Rafael, CA 94901 

415.460.6187 

www.schoolconstructionnews.com 

School Improvement Network 

Booth 1315 

32 West Center Street 

Midvale, UT 84047 

801.566.6500 

www.schoolimprovement.com 

School Specialty 

Booth 151 

W6316 Design Drive 

Greenville, WI 54942 

888.388.3224 

www.schoolspecialty.com 


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School Specialty Furniture & 

Equipment 

Booth 150 

100 Paragon Parkway 

Mansfield, OH 44903 

419.589.1674 

www.schoolspecialty.com 

Schoolhouse Products, Inc. 

Booth 664 

13517 Prestige Place, Suite 101 


813.855.1414 

www.schoolhouseproducts.com 

Schoology 

Booth 811 

115 West 30th Street, Suite 602 


212.213.8333 

www.schoology.com 

SchoolReach Instant Parent 

Contact 

Booth 1012 

9735 Landmark Parkway, Suite 100 

St. Louis, MO 63127 

800.420.1479 

www.schoolreach.com 

Schoolwires, Inc. 

Booth 1517 

330 Innovation Blvd., Suite 301 

State College, PA 16803 

814.272.7304 

www.schoolwires.com 

Second Avenue Learning 

Booth 1459 

190 Office Park Way 

Pittsford, NY 14534 

585.419.6631 

www.secondavenuelearning.com 

SED International (Canon 

Authorized Dealer) 

Booth 1057 

3505 Newpoint Place 

Lawrenceville, GA 30043 

770.243.1249 

www.sedonline.com 

SHI 

Booth 126 

290 Davidson Avenue 

Somerset, NJ 08873 

888.764.8888 

www.shi.com 

Shiffler Equipment/ TouchIT 

Technologies 

Booth 1165 

745 South Street 

Chardon, OH 44024 

800.547.1539 

www.shifflerequip.com 

ShoreTel, Inc. 

Booth 1334 

960 Steward Drive 


512.964.3377 

www.shoretel.com 

Skyward, Inc. 

Booth 842 

5233 Coye Drive 

Stevens Point, WI 54481 

800.236.7274 

www.skyward.com/Page.ashx/Home 


Smartdesks 

Booth 556 

PO Box 391 

Hibernia, NJ 07842 

800.700.7042 

www.smartdesks.com 

Smiley’s Audio-Visual, Inc. 

Booth 531 

PO Box 6925 

Lakeland, FL 33807 

863.667.1998 

www.smileysaudiovisual.com 

SMK-Link and Gyration Brands 

Booth 1064 

3601 B Calle Tecate 

Camarillo, CA 93012 

256.905.0716 

www.smklink.com 

Snappy SignUp 

Booth 551 

Lake Summit Drive 

Atlanta, GA 30342 

678.644.1171 

www.SnappySignUp.com 

Software Express, Inc. 

Booth 1050 

4128-A South Blvd 


800.527.7638 

www.swexpress.com 

Softwarenology 

K12 Software 

Softwarenology 

Booth 1062 

4522 Executive Drive, Suite 202 

Naples, FL 34779 

305.741.5507 

www.softwarenology.com 

Sophos 

Booth 1550 

3 Van De Graaff Drive 

Burlington, MA 01803 

Canada 

863.683.5845 

www.sophos.com 

SP Controls, Inc. 

Booth 951 

930 Linden Avenue 

S. San Francisco, CA 94080 

877.367.8444 

www.spcontrols.com 

Speck Products 

Booth 146 

303 Bryant Street 

Mountain View, CA 94041 

770.686.2167 

www.speckproducts.com 

Spectrum Industries, Inc. 

Booth 523 

925 1st Avenue, PO Box 400 

Chippewa Falls, WI 54729 

800.235.1262 ext. 2120 

www.spectrumfurniture.com 

SpellingCity.Com 

Booth 1056 

6300 NE 1st Avenue, Suite 203 

Fort Lauderdale, FL 33334 

954.357.1150 

www.spellingcity.com 


Splashtop 

Booth 1425 

1054 South De Anza Boulevard, Suite 200 


408.861.1087 

www.splashtop.com 


Steelcase Education Solutions 

Booth 257 

901 44th Street SE 

Grand Rapids, MI 49508 

888.783.3522 

www.steelcase.com 

Stoneware, Inc. 

Booth 112 

11555 North Meridan Street, Suite 150 

Carmel, IN 46032 

888.473.9485 

www.stone-ware.com 

Stratasys 3D Printers & 

Production Systems 

Booth 657 

7665 Commerce Way 

Eden Prairie, MN 55344 

952.937.3000 

www.stratasys.com 

StudySync 

Booth 632 

610 Daniel Young Drive 

Sonoma, CA 95476 

888.938.3880 

www.studysync.com 

Subtext 

Booth 1312 

2700 Garcia Avenue 

Mountain View, CA 94043 

250.721.8810 

www.subtext.com 

Sunesys 

Booth 1340 

185 Titus Avenue 

Warrington, PA 18976 

267.927.2051 

www.sunesys.com 

SunGard K-12 Education 

Booth 442 

3 West Broad Street 

Bethlehem, PA 18018 

866.905.8989 

www.sungard.com/k12 

Super Duper Publications 

Booth 308 

PO Box 24997 

Greenville, SC 29616 

800.277.8737 

www.superduperinc.com 

TabPilot Learning Systems 

Booth 1457 

517 Oothcalooga Street, Suite C 

Calhoun, GA 30701 

706.625.2657 

www.tabpilot.com 


Tarkett Sports 

Booth 563 

175 North Industrial Boulevard 

Calhoun GA, 30701 

706.625.6533 

www.tarkettsports.com 

TCPN 

Booth 737 

11280 West Road 


888.884.7695 

www.TCPN.org 

TeachLogic, Inc 

Booth 614 

1688 Ord Way 

Oceanside, CA 92056 

760.631.7800 

www.teachlogic.com 

TechSmith Corporation 

Booth 612 

2405 Woodlake Drive 

Okemos, MI 48864 

517.381.2300 

www.techsmith.com/education 

TeleMate.Net Software 

Booth 1150 

5555 Triangle Parkway, Suite 150 

Norcross, GA 30092 

678.589.7100 

www.telemate.net 

TEQ Games at Universal Studios 

& University of West Florida 

Booth 513 

11000 University Parkway 

Pensacola, FL 32514 

850.474.2769 


Booth 1401 

9201 Oakdale Avenue, Suite 101 

Chatsworth, CA 91311 

818.814.5200 

www.thejournal.com 

Think Help Desk 

Booth 965 

101 West 84th Drive, Suite A 

Merrillville, IN 46410 

219.736.2667 

www.thinkhelpdesk.com 

Think Through Math 

Booth 1453 

925 Liberty Avenue 

Pitssburgh, PA 15222 

513.307.9889 

www.thinkthroughmath.com 

Thinkmap/Visual Thesaurus 

Booth 857 

155 Spring Street, Suite 3A 


888.278.8600 

www.visualthesaurus.com/ 

Toledo Furniture Co. 

Booth 437 

PO Box 431, 2056 Hamilton Road East 

Stoudsburg, PA 18360 

800.367.6169 

www.toledofurniture.com 


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Toon Boom Animation Inc. 

Booth 1420 

5530 St. Patrick, Suite 2210 

Montreal, QC H4E 1A8 

Canada 

514.278.8666 

www.toonboom.com/edu 

Trident Case 

Booth 1353 

2029 South Business Parkway 

Ontario, CA 91761 

909.627.7999 

www.tridentcase.com 

Triumph Learning 

Booth 1058 

136 Madison Avenue 


800.338.6519 

www.triumphlearning.com 

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Troxell 

Booth 731 

4830 South 38th Street 

Phoenix, AZ 85040 

800.352.7912 

www.etroxell.com 


Turning Technologies 

Booth 1031 

255 West Federal Plaza 

Youngstown, OH 44503 

330.746.3015 

www.TurningTechnologies.com 

U.S. Education TV 

Booth 1529 

1523 Old Valdosta Road 

Ray City, GA 31645 

866.687.5534 

www.useducationtv.com 

United Data Technologies, Inc. 

Booth 1201 

8825 NW 21st Terrace 

Doral, FL 33172 

305.882.0435 

www.udtonline.com 

University of Florida Department 

of Education 

Booth 1511 

P.O. Box 117057, Norman Hall 

Gainesville FL, 32611 

353.273.4157 

community.education.ufl.edu/ 

University of North Texas College 

of Information 

Booth 759 

1155 Union Circle, Suite 311068 

Denton, TX 76203 

940.369.5053 

www.ci.unt.edu 

University of Phoenix 

Booth 1358 

8325 South Park Circle, Suite 100 


407.739.7082 

www.phoenix.edu/ 

Vantage Learning 

Booth 1458 

800 Township Line Road, Suite 300 

Yardley, PA 19067 

800.230.2213 

www.vantagelearning.com 

VariQuest 

Booth 1515 

2355 Polaris Lane North, Suite 100 


800.328.0585 

www.variquest.com 

VDOTEK, Inc. 

Booth 836 

1000 Park Centre Boulevard, Suite 150 

Miami Gardens, FL 33169 

305.384.6650 

www.vdotek.com 

Verizon 

Booth 1456 

12802 Tampa Oaks Boulevard #450 


813.951.6960 

www.verizonwireless.com 

Vernier Software & Technology 

Booth 511 

13979 SW Millikan Way 

Beaverton, OR 97005 

503.277.2299 

www.vernier.com 

VEX Robotics 

Booth 1331 

1519 Interstate 30 West 

Greenville, TX 75402 

903.458.0869 

www.vexrobotics.com 

via680 

Booth 1463 

241 West Federal Street 

Youngstown, OH 44503 

330.599.4582 

www.via680.com/k12-education 

Video Insight 

Booth 335 

3 River Way, Suite 700 


713.621.9779 

www.video-insight.com 


Vidifox Technologies 

Booth 1245 

12961 Ramona Boulevard, Suite H 

Irwindale, CA 91706 

626.593.6848 

www.waninusa.com 

Virco, Inc. 

Booth 336 

2027 Harpers Way 

Torrance CA, 90501 

800.448.4726 

www.virco.com 

Vision Database Systems 

Booth 306 

1562 Park Lane South, Suite 500 

Jupiter, FL 33458 

561.748.0711 

www.visiondatabase.com 

Visual Learning Systems 

Booth 1337 

25 Union Street 

Brandon, VT 05733 

802.247.3214 

www.visuallearningsys.com 

VitalSource Technologies 

Booth 1414 

One Ingram Boulevard 

La Vergne, TN 37086 

919.755.8100 

www.vitalsource.com 

VizZle by Monarch Teaching 

Technologies, Inc 

Booth 238 

20600 Chagrin Boulevard, Suite 703 

Shaker Heights, OH 44122 

800.593.1934 

www.monarchtt.com 


VS America Inc. 

Booth 455 

1940 Abbott Street, Suite 501 


704.378.6500 

www.vs-network.com 

VSCHOOLZ 

Booth 351 

1999 North University Drive, Suite 204 

Coral Springs, FL 33071 

954.688.3438 

www.vschoolz.com 

Walden University 

Booth 138 

650 South Exeter 

Baltimore, MD 21202 

407.389.9712 

www.waldenu.edu/local 

WatchGuard Technologies 

Booth 1139 

505 5th Avenue South, 5th Floor 

Seattle, WA 98104 

206.521.3578 

www.watchguard.com 


Wausau Window & Wall 

Booth 558 


Wausau, WI 54401 

877.678.2983 

www.wausauwindow.com/ 


WolfVision 

Booth 263 

2055 Sugarloaf Circle, Suite 125 

Duluth, GA 30097 

770.931.6802 

www.wolfvision.com 

Wooster Products Inc 

Booth 662 

1000 Spruce Street 

Wooster, OH 44691 

330.264.2844 

www.wooster-products.com 

World Book 

Booth 443 

233 N. Michigan Avenue, Suite 2000 


312.729.5888 

www.worldbook.com 

Worth Ave. Group, LLC 

Booth 863 

1401 South Western Road 

Stillwater, OK 74075 

800.620.2885 

www.worthavegroup.com 

Wowzers 

Booth 1412 

One East Erie, Suite 480 


800.323.6702 

www.wowzers.com 

Xirrus, Inc. 

Booth 850 

2101 Corporate Center Drive 

Thousand Oaks, CA 91320 

720.394.2451 

www.xirrus.com 

Zaner-Bloser 

Booth 818 

1201 Dublin Road 

Columbus, OH 43215 

614.487.2722 

www.zaner-bloser.com 

Zenith Infotech 

Booth 1104 

1 Williamsburg Place 

Warrendale, PA 15086 

724.935.4114 

www.tigercloud.com 


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Assessment Solutions Booth 

2 Know! Classroom Response System..... 323 

All in Learning.............................. 343 

Atomic Learning............................ 104 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

Chalkable................................... 963 

Classroom Complete Press................. 207 

Desire2Learn Incorporated................. 851 

Destination Knowledge.................... 1037 

Edmentum.................................. 315 

Edmodo..................................... 231 

eduphoria! Incorporated................... 1320 

eInstruction................................. 701 

Epsilen...................................... 438 

Faronics................................... 1322 

GlobalScholar............................... 401 

GradeCam................................. 1212 

Gravic, Inc .................................. 512 

Holmquist Educational Consultants, Inc.... 116 

Human eSources........................... 350 

i>clicker.................................... 136 

IXL Learning................................ 615 

K12, Inc .................................... 201 

Kaplan K12 Learning Services............ 1163 

Lexmark International...................... 342 

Nearpod................................... 1438 

ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 

PASCO Scientific........................... 1051 

Performance Matters, LLC................. 757 

Qwizdom, Inc.............................. 1350 

Read Naturally.............................. 845 

Renaissance Learning...................... 419 

Scholastic, Inc.............................. 101 

SunGard K-12 Education................... 442 

Turning Technologies...................... 1031 

United Data Technologies, Inc............. 1201 

Vantage Learning.......................... 1458 

Assistive-Learning 

Technologies 

Booth 

AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 


Attainment Company....................... 907 

Audio Resources Group.................... 652 

AVID........................................ 856 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

eInstruction................................. 701 

Engaging Web Apps........................ 250 

Franklin Electronic Publishers............. 1142 

Hatch Early Learning...................... 1456 

IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 


K12, Inc .................................... 201 

KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

LearnKey.................................... 310 

Nearpod................................... 1438 

Nessy...................................... 1552 

Optoma Technology, Inc.................... 117 

Schoology................................... 811 

Software Express, Inc ..................... 1050 

Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 

Stoneware, Inc.............................. 112 

Subtext.................................... 1312 

TabPilot Learning Systems................ 1457 

TCPN....................................... 737 

The University of North Texas 

College of Inform........................... 759 

Visual Learning Systems.................. 1337 


Technologies, Inc........................... 238 

Building Management : 

Building Management 

Systems 

Booth 

AverMedia.................................. 337 

Media-X Systems Inc....................... 508 


Communication Systems/Time 

Clocks/Intercom 

Booth 



Energy/HVAC 

Booth 

LG Electronics.............................. 557 


Signage/Wayfinding Booth 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

Computer Station.......................... 1000 

KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Panasonic Solutions Company............. 621 

Qomo HiteVision............................ 962 

Rise Display................................ 1343 


Wooster Products Inc....................... 662 

Building Materials: 

Acoustic/Ceiling Materials Booth 

International Cellulose Corporation......... 456 


BuildingSystems/ 

Ceilings/Walls 

Booth 

Platinum Visual Systems................... 158 


Concrete/Insulation 

Booth 



Electrical Equipment Booth 

IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

Building Materials: Floor 

Coverings/Carpeting/ 

Floors/Turf/Sport floor Booth 

Shiffler Equipment/ TouchIT Technologies.1165 

Smartdesks................................. 556 



Insulation & Moisture Control Booth 

International Cellulose Corporation......... 456 

Building Materials: Modular 

Buildings/Classrooms Booth 


Building Materials: Plumbing, 

Fixtures, Bathrooms Booth 

Shiffler Equipment/ TouchIT 

Technologies............................... 1165 


Roofing/Roofing Systems Booth 

GAF......................................... 562 

Collaborative 

Construction Projects Booth 

Smartdesks................................. 556 

Communication: 

Paging/Intercom System Booth 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 


Communication: 

Telecommunications/ 

Converged Technologies Booth 

AirWatch.................................... 751 

AVer Information Inc........................ 222 

AVG Technologies USA.................... 1431 

Blackboard Inc............................. 1211 

Brocade.................................... 1144 

CDW-G...................................... 631 

Cisco....................................... 1101 

Logista..................................... 1408 

Nearpod................................... 1438 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 

Schoology................................... 811 

SchoolReach Instant Parent Contact...... 1012 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Telemate.net............................... 1150 

Trident Case............................... 1353 

U.S. Education TV.......................... 1529 


Xirrus, Inc................................... 850 

Communication: Wireless Booth 

Aerohive Networks......................... 1351 

Amplify Education, Inc..................... 1008 




Brocade.................................... 1144 

CDW-G...................................... 631 

Cisco....................................... 1101 

IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

Logical Choice Technologies.............. 1501 

Logista..................................... 1408 

Lumens Integration, Inc .................... 935 

OtterBox................................... 1158 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 


Ruckus Wireless........................... 1451 

Schoology................................... 811 

Trident Case............................... 1353 


Xirrus, Inc................................... 850 

Content Providers 

Booth 

Abrams Learning Trends.................. 1156 


AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 


Beacon Educator........................... 822 


BrainPOP................................... 750 

Chalkable................................... 963 


E-Line Media............................... 756 

Espresso Education......................... 618 

Facts on File, an Infobase Learning 

Company................................... 911 

Flocabulary................................ 1014 

Florida VCM................................ 1433 



K12, Inc .................................... 201 

The Learning Springs...................... 1314 

Nearpod................................... 1438 

Nessy...................................... 1552 

ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 

PBS........................................ 1236 

Pitsco Catalog............................. 1321 

Rise Display................................ 1343 

SAFARI Montage............................ 723 

Stratasys 3D Printers 

& Production Systems...................... 657 

StudySync.................................. 632 


World Book................................. 443 


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Continuing Education Booth 


AVID........................................ 856 



Canvas by Instructure...................... 839 


Keyboarding Online........................ 1549 

Learn360, 

an Infobase Learning Company............ 913 

Learn360, 


Nova Southeastern University............. 1316 

PBS........................................ 1236 

Reading Plus/Taylor Associates............ 120 

Recorded Books............................ 510 

University of Phoenix...................... 1358 

Walden University........................... 138 

Distant Learning Solutions/ 

Virtual Schools 

Booth 






blendedschools.net......................... 312 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


Cisco....................................... 1101 


Edmentum.................................. 315 


ePals, Inc................................... 609 

Epsilen...................................... 438 



K12, Inc .................................... 201 


Learn360, 


Learn360, 



Lenovo...................................... 921 


Moodlerooms, Inc .......................... 124 

Nearpod................................... 1438 

Nova Southeastern University............. 1316 

ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 

OverDrive, Inc .............................. 743 

PBS........................................ 1236 

Perfection Learning......................... 253 

Powerful Learning Practice LLC........... 1258 



Stoneware, Inc.............................. 112 

StudySync.................................. 632 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Thinkmap/Visual Thesaurus................ 857 



Wowzers................................... 1412 

Education- 

Instructional Materials Booth 


AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 





Company................................... 911 

Flocabulary................................ 1014 


i>clicker.................................... 136 


K’NEX Education........................... 1338 


ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 

PBS........................................ 1236 

Rhymes ‘n’ Times........................... 434 

StudySync.................................. 632 

Subtext.................................... 1312 

Toon Boom Animation Inc ................. 1420 



Wowzers................................... 1412 

Email Solutions 

Booth 

Agile Education Marketing..... Exhibitor Lounge 


ePals, Inc................................... 609 

Gaggle.Net.................................. 413 

PrinterOn.................................. 1357 

Sophos..................................... 1550 

Furniture/Furnishings: 

Lockers/Storage/Benches Booth 

ATD- American Co.......................... 256 

Custom Educational Furniture, LLC....... 1137 

Hertz Furniture Systems.................... 356 

Shiffler Equipment/ 

TouchIT Technologies...................... 1165 

Toledo Furniture Co......................... 437 

Furniture/Furnishings: 

Wall/Room Dividers/Partitions Booth 






Furniture: Computer Furniture Booth 

Anthro Corporation........................ 1151 


BMS - Business Machine Security........ 1141 

Bretford..................................... 543 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 




Intellerum.................................. 1437 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 

School Specialty............................ 151 



Smartdesks................................. 556 

Smartdesks................................. 556 

Spectrum Industries, Inc ................... 523 

TCPN....................................... 737 



Furniture: 

Presentation Furniture Booth 

Anthro Corporation........................ 1151 

ATD-American Co .......................... 256 

Bretford..................................... 543 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CCS Presentation Systems................ 1021 



Intellerum.................................. 1437 





Smartdesks................................. 556 

Smiley’s Audio-Visual, Inc.................. 531 

Spectrum Industries, Inc ................... 523 

TCPN....................................... 737 


Troxell....................................... 731 


Hardware/Peripherals: 

Displays 

Booth 


Academic Superstore....................... 220 

Acer America Corporation.................. 108 


AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 


Boxlight..................................... 938 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


CDW-G...................................... 631 


eInstruction................................. 701 

Faronics................................... 1322 



Howard Technology Solutions.............. 309 

Insight Systems Exchange.................. 217 

IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Logista..................................... 1408 

Lumens Integration, Inc .................... 935 

Mimio....................................... 817 

Mitsubishi Electric Visual Solutions 

America.................................... 1113 


OverDrive, Inc .............................. 743 



PEPPM..................................... 1140 


Qwizdom, Inc.............................. 1350 


Rise Display................................ 1343 

Samsung Electronic....................... 1215 



SP Controls, Inc ............................ 951 

TCPN....................................... 737 




Handheld Technolgy Booth 





AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 



eInstruction................................. 701 


FUJITSU..................................... 539 


Higher Ground Gear....................... 1310 


IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 


Logista..................................... 1408 

OtterBox................................... 1158 




Displays 

Booth 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 

PlascoTrac by Plasco ID.................... 123 







Speck Products............................. 146 


TCPN....................................... 737 

Trident Case............................... 1353 

Troxell....................................... 731 



Vernier Software & Technology............. 511 

Vision Database Systems................... 306 


Input Devices/Peripherals Booth 


AVID........................................ 856 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


eInstruction................................. 701 



IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Logista..................................... 1408 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 




Speck Products............................. 146 

Trident Case............................... 1353 



Laptops/Desktops 

Booth 


Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 


FUJITSU..................................... 539 




KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Lenovo...................................... 921 

Logista..................................... 1408 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 


TCPN....................................... 737 



Technology Reseller Booth 

APlus Interactive Solutions................ 1423 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 




KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 


Logista..................................... 1408 

Pentasys Corporation...................... 1439 




Sophos..................................... 1550 

Stratasys 3D Printers & Production 

Systems.................................... 657 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Troxell....................................... 731 



Thin Client 

Booth 


CDW-G...................................... 631 



Lenovo...................................... 921 

Logista..................................... 1408 


America.................................... 1113 

NComputing............................... 1311 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 




Value Added Reseller Booth 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 


Logista..................................... 1408 



Rise Display................................ 1343 

Sophos..................................... 1550 

TCPN....................................... 737 


Literacy Solutions 

Booth 


AWE........................................ 1216 


Edmentum.................................. 315 

ePals, Inc................................... 609 

Flocabulary................................ 1014 


Learning A-Z............................... 1240 

PBS........................................ 1236 



StudySync.................................. 632 

Subtext.................................... 1312 



Networking: Security/ 

Management Software Booth 

Absolute Software.......................... 407 


AirWatch.................................... 751 



AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 

Cisco....................................... 1101 

CloudLock................................. 1106 

ContentKeeper.............................. 901 

Enterasys Networks....................... 1503 

Faronics................................... 1322 

Fortres Grand Corporation.................. 440 


iBoss Security.............................. 651 

Lightspeed Systems........................ 944 

Logista..................................... 1408 

NetSupport................................ 1221 

Schoology................................... 811 


Sophos..................................... 1550 

Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Telemate.net............................... 1150 



WatchGuard Technologies................. 1139 

Networking: Technology Booth 





AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 


Britannica Digital Learning................. 622 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 

Cisco....................................... 1101 

CloudLock................................. 1106 

ContentKeeper.............................. 901 

eInstruction................................. 701 

Enterasys Networks....................... 1503 

Faronics................................... 1322 



iBoss Security.............................. 651 

Lightspeed Systems........................ 944 


Logista..................................... 1408 

Mimio....................................... 817 

OtterBox................................... 1158 

OverDrive, Inc .............................. 743 




Schoology................................... 811 


Sophos..................................... 1550 


Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 

Stoneware, Inc.............................. 112 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Telemate.net............................... 1150 

Troxell....................................... 731 


Xirrus, Inc................................... 850 

Zenith Infotech............................. 1104 

Networking: 

Technology Reseller Booth 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 




KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Logista..................................... 1408 





Sophos..................................... 1550 



TCPN....................................... 737 



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FREE LEARNING LABS 

Learn from leading technology experts as they share the latest cost-effective solutions for advancing 

student achievement and improving process management at your school or district. All sessions are held 

in the Exhibit Hall in either the Learning Lab Theater 1, Booth #663, or Learning Lab Theater 2, Booth #1261. 

Attend any Learning Lab Session and be entered to win a $50 gift card 

from Best Buy, Staples or Target at the conclusion of each session! 

VerAttend 

Certification 

Available For All 

Learning Labs! 


Learning Lab Theater #1 

5:20 p.m.– 6:00 p.m. 

A Wi-Fi Revival 

Eric Stresen-Reuter, Systems Engineer 

Passionately explore current and future Wi-Fi 

technologies, design techniques, and software 

features that will provide consistent, steadfast 

wireless access for your enterprise. Get insight into 

what has changed, what will change, and what 

change you can believe in. Code: LLB001 

Sponsored by Ruckus Wireless 

6:10 p.m. – 6:50 p.m. 

NOOK in Education: Your Partner 

in the 21st Century Classroom 

Kim Shoemaker, National Business 

Development Manager 

This session will focus on demonstrating how NOOK 

eReaders and Tablet devices are being integrated into 

classrooms around the country. Code: LLB002 

Sponsored by Barnes & Noble 



10:00 a.m.– 10:40 a.m. 

Canvas 

Jamie Pignatelli, Technology Integration Specialist; 

Jackie Rouse, Technology Integration Specialist 

Learn how Naperville selected Canvas and how the 

district uses Canvas at elementary and secondary 

levels, as well as for clubs, sports and adult learning. 

Code: LLB003 

Sponsored by Canvas by Instructure 

10:50 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. 

“CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED”- Not 

Just for Vehicles Anymore 

Tom Ehrhart , Account Executive, 

Insight Systems Exchange 

this informal roundtable discussion will focus on the 

advantages to your school, classrooms and students 

of “CERTIFIED PRE-OWNED” (CPO) IT equipment, in 

comparison to “AS IS” and “BRAND NEW” equipment. 

The discussion will also highlight what to look for 

when investigating CPOs, including vendors, state and 

national contracts available, warranties, and how 

CPO programs can represent good value and a viable 

alternative to your IT acquisitions. Code: LLB004 

Sponsored by Insight Systems Exchange 

11:40 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. 

The Digital School 

Richard Ventura, Director of Vertical Solutions 

Technology is ever changing how a school looks and 

feels. Come explore how NEC is aiding schools in 

these changes with display technology solutions. 

Code: LLB005 

Sponsored by NEC Display Systems 

12:30 p.m. – 1:10 p.m. 

Rethinking Teaching & Learning 

Trina Angelone Trimm, Chief Operating Officer 

Blended learning is more than replacing textbooks 

with an eReader or digital content. It is rethinking the 

entire teaching and learning process. Learn how to 

implement a blended learning program Code: LLB006 

Sponsored by VSCHOOLZ 

1:20 p.m. – 2:00 p.m. 

It’s All About Having Good Policy 

Jose Busot, Manager Sales Engineering, Americas 

Learn how to define, enforce, and audit a good 

network security policy. Without a well formulated 

policy, and the resources to enforce and audit this 

policy, all the technology you buy is wasted, or very 

inefficiently used at best. Code: LLB007 

Sponsored by WatchGuard Technologies 

2:10 p.m. – 2:50 p.m. 

Content Ideas to ‘Feed’ Digital 

Signage on Campus 

Ryan J. Cahoy, Managing Director 

This session will expose you to ideas to leverage 

existing web content, media assets, and social media 

to ensure your digital displays are relevant and attract 

attention. Code: LLB008 

Sponsored by Rise Display 

3:00 p.m. – 3:40 p.m. 

Identity Management for K-12 

Timothy Till, Sales Manager 

As pressure to increase services to staff, students 

and parents continues to mount, figuring out how 

to manage all of these accounts and their access 

to services has become a huge problem for IT 

departments. Identity Management alleviates these 

challenges by fully automating the account life-cycle 

process, including provisioning, de-provisioning, 

passwords synchronization and account renames. 

This session will show how these issues can be 

resolved at a low price point and without adding 

unnecessary complexity. Code: LLB009 

Sponsored by Identity Automation 

3:50 p.m. – 4:30 p.m. 

Perfect Paperless Enrollments, 

Registrations and Cumulative 

Records with No Typing and 

Real Time Data to SIS 

Patrick Maher, Chief Executive Officer 

Imagine your district with no data entry and perfect 

clean data in your SIS instantaneously! There will 

be no paper anywhere and all registrations are 

completed perfectly. Come learn how districts across 

the country are using Registration Gateway at our 

breakout session and enter to win an iPad Mini! 

Code: LLB010 

Sponsored by Registration Gateway

CONFERENCE SESSIONS — Right on the Exhibit Floor! 

STEM Demo Theater-Learning Lab #2 

10:30 a.m. – 11:10 a.m. 

Planning STEM Classrooms 

for Uninterrupted Learning 

Richard Nedwich, Director of Education 

Solutions, Meru Networks and Coby Gurr, 

Product Line Manager, Stoneware/LanSchool 

See the results of Meru’s recent K-12 IT Survey, 

and learn how to build an Uninterrupted Learning 

STEM Environment with reliable WLAN, classroom 

management software, and guest management for 

easy BYOD provisioning. Code: LL2002 

Sponsored by Meru Networks 

11:20 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 

Core Ideas in Life Science 

iPad ready textbook and 

Digital Science Online 

Brian A. Jerome, Ph.D., CEO 

Easily tackle the challenge of engaging your students 

with Visual Learning’s groundbreaking interactive 

technology and make your curriculum come alive! 

Code: LL2003 

Sponsored by Visual Learning Systems 

12:10 p.m. – 12:50 p.m. 

Technology at your Finger Tips 

Todd Eddy, Regional Vice President of Sales/ 

Eastern Region, Troxell Communications, Inc. 

All in one interactive solutions—How to effectively 

use interactive technologies and 1 to 1 solutions in 

the classroom. Code: LL2004 

Sponsored by Troxell 

1:00 p.m. – 1:40 p.m. 

Preparing Your Network’s 

Architecture for the Mobile 

Device and Application 

Explosion in Education 

Jess Ward, Regional Sales Manager; 

Rich Korb, Systems Engineer 

Learn about the diversity and explosion of mobile 

devices and applications in education, and how 

you can prepare your campus’ network in terms 

of scalability, service survivability, integration, 

application control, and Simpli-Fi-cation – how to do 

more with less – with Aerohive’s distributed Wi-Fi and 

routing solutions. Code: LL2005 

Sponsored by Aerohive Networks 

1:50 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. 

Put the Learning in your Students’ 

Hands with Live Teaching and 

a Free Interactive App 

Karen Wainauski, Craig Goth and 

Steve Bloss of Kent-A-vision 

EduCam by Ken-A-Vision is the first mobile app 

designed for use with classroom document 

cameras. Attendees have a chance to win 

a FlexCam 2. Code: LL2006 

Sponsored by Ken-A-Vision Mfg., Inc. 



10:00 a.m. – 10:40 a.m. 

The Most Affordable, Most 

Accurate, Most Flexible Interactive 

Projector on the Market Today 

Robert Jenkins, East Coast Business 

Development Manager 

Get to know BOXLIGHT interactive projectors. Interact 

on any flat surface, save thousands of dollars, 

retrofit into existing installations. Your best option for 

interactive presentations. Code: LLB011 

Sponsored by Boxlight 

10:50 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. 

21st Century Skills 

– Making a Real Difference 

Philip Hazard, Education Specialist 

Equipping students with the 21st century skills they 

need requires more than luck. Let’s discuss how 

improving student engagement in a blended learning 

environment can make a difference in student 

success. Code: LLB012 

Sponsored by ODYSSEYWARE 

11:40 a.m. – 12:20 p.m. 

5 Ways Technology Projects 

Engage Reluctant Readers 

Dr. Rita Oates, Vice President, Education Markets 

Reluctant readers gain confidence with these five 

proven technology activities and digital projects, 

some offered at no charge from ePals, Smithsonian 

Institution and others. Code: LLBO13 

Sponsored by ePals 

12:30 p.m. – 1:10 p.m. 

Microsoft in the Classroom 

Tony Franklin, US Partners in Learning 

Motivate and engage your students with Windows 

8, Kinect, Office 2013 and other educator tools 

from Microsoft that will redefine your 21st century 

classroom. Code: LLB014 

Sponsored by Microsoft 

STEM Demo Theater-Learning Lab #2 

10:30 a.m.- 11:10am 

Mobility Enablers in Education 

Doug Glenn, Vertical Account Manager, Verizon 

It’s no secret that mobility and machine-to-machine 

(M2M) communications can fuel innovation, agility 

and productivity across the enterprise. In this 

sessions, learn how schools and districts that 

have developed a comprehensive mobile strategy 

are recognizing that smart machines and smart 

applications can take information from a system or 

the environment to create new revenue streams, 

control costs and improve products and services. 

Code: LL2007 

Presented by Verizon 

11:20 a.m.- 12:00 p.m. 

When School Districts Come 

Together Good Things Happen— 

The Power of Collaboration Saves 

Money, Time & Headache! 

Ann James, Field Marketing 

Manager, SLED, NetApp, Inc. 

Learn how two school districts put their heads in the 

clouds together to provide for their schools with better 

service, offerings, and solutions. In this session, we 

will explain how our customers NWOCA and TRECA 

created a turn-key integrated infrastructure solution 

which enabled them to offer a rich list of services to 

their schools and allows them to truly focus on their 

customers’ needs: • file storage • virtual servers 

• e-mail • virtual desktop • backup and disaster 

recovery services • virtual applications • managed ip 

telephony • managed wireless. Discover how intradistrict 

collaborations can ultimately provide your 

collective customers with more efficient and reliable 

solutions. Code: LL2008 

Presented by NetApp 

12:10 p.m. – 12:50 p.m. 

BYOD and Next-Gen Security 

Threats – Are you Ready? 

David Wigley, CEO 

Today’s next-gen learning environment is causing 

new challenges for IT administrators. Attend this 

session to learn about new, advanced security 

technologies that can help IT proactively protect 

students and the network. Code: LL2009 

Sponsored by ContentKeeper

CATEGORY 

Directory 

Networking: Value Added 

Reseller/Consultant 

Booth 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 


Logista..................................... 1408 



Sophos..................................... 1550 

TCPN....................................... 737 


Outdoor Furniture 

Booth 



Paging/Intercom Systems Booth 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 


Personal Response Systems/ 

Classroom Interaction Tools/ 

Polling: 

Booth 



Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


Chalkable................................... 963 


Edmodo..................................... 231 

Elmo USA Corp............................. 431 

i>clicker.................................... 136 


NetSupport................................ 1221 




Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 

Stoneware, Inc.............................. 112 

Presentation, Display, and AV 

Systems: Audio Enhancement Booth 


AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 


Cetacea Sound Corp ....................... 134 


TeachLogic, Inc............................. 614 

Troxell....................................... 731 

Presentation, Display, 

and AV Systems: Classroom 

Response Systems 

Booth 






Elmo USA Corp............................. 431 


The Markerboard People.................. 1138 

Mimio....................................... 817 

Nearpod................................... 1438 





Troxell....................................... 731 



and AV Systems: Displays Booth 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 





KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Logista..................................... 1408 


America.................................... 1113 



PEPPM..................................... 1140 


Rise Display................................ 1343 




TCPN....................................... 737 

Troxell....................................... 731 



Systems: Document Cameras Booth 




Elmo USA Corp............................. 431 

IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 


Mimio....................................... 817 

Samsung Techwin America................. 719 



Troxell....................................... 731 


Systems: Lecture Capture Booth 







Troxell....................................... 731 


Systems: Presentation Aids Booth 




IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 


America.................................... 1113 

NetSupport................................ 1221 

OtterBox................................... 1158 




Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 

Stoneware, Inc.............................. 112 

Troxell....................................... 731 


and AV Systems: 

Presentation Boards Booth 




CDW-G...................................... 631 



Rise Display................................ 1343 




Troxell....................................... 731 


and AV Systems: Projectors Booth 



AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 



Elmo USA Corp............................. 431 



America.................................... 1113 

Professional Lamps........................ 1421 

Troxell....................................... 731 


Systems: Screens/Mounting 

Systems/Peripherals Booth 





IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

Nearpod................................... 1438 

Rise Display................................ 1343 



Troxell....................................... 731 


Systems: Technology Reseller Booth 


Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


CDW-G...................................... 631 




KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 


Logista..................................... 1408 





TCPN....................................... 737 

Troxell....................................... 731 



Systems: Value Added Reseller/ 

Consultant 

Booth 


Camcor, Inc................................. 131 



KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 


Logista..................................... 1408 


Professional Lamps........................ 1421 

Rise Display................................ 1343 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Troxell....................................... 731 


Printing/Scanning: Copiers Booth 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1507 



PEPPM..................................... 1140 


TCPN....................................... 737 


Printing/Scanning: Multiple 

Function Centers (MFC) Booth 





Printing/Scanning: Multiple 

Function Centers (MFC) Booth 

Logista..................................... 1408 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 


TCPN....................................... 737 


Printing/Scanning: Print/Copier 

Management Systems Booth 



Logista..................................... 1408 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 


TCPN....................................... 737 


Printing/Scanning: Printers Booth 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1507 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 



Logista..................................... 1408 

Mitsubishi Electric 

Visual Solutions America................. 1113 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 





TCPN....................................... 737 


Professional Development Booth 

2 Know! Classroom 

Response System.......................... 323 


The Astronauts Memorial Foundation...... 236 


AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 



Cengage Learning.......................... 519 

Certiport.................................... 610 

Chalkable................................... 963 


Edmodo..................................... 231 

Education Week Digital Directions......... 1522 



Gaggle.Net.................................. 413 



Consultants, Inc ............................ 116 

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.................. 301 




McGraw-Hill Education..................... 601 


observe4success.......................... 1159 


PBS........................................ 1236 


Graduate School of Education............. 1040 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 



School Improvement Network............. 1315 








Wowzers................................... 1412 

School/College Building 

Solutions: Playground 

Equipment 

Booth 




Security/Safety: Emergency 

Communication Systems Booth 



Cisco....................................... 1101 

EDgear LLC................................. 941 

NetSupport................................ 1221 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 

Rise Display................................ 1343 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Telemate.net............................... 1150 

Security/Safety: 

School Access 

Booth 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Video Insight................................ 335 


Security/Safety: Security 

Management- CCTV/Metal 

Detectors 

Booth 

Video Insight................................ 335 

Security/Safety: Value Added 

Reseller/Consultant 

Booth 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 


KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Logista..................................... 1408 


TCPN....................................... 737 


Security/Safety: Video/Audio 

Monitoring Systems Booth 


Camcor, Inc................................. 131 

Cisco....................................... 1101 

Software: Administrative/ 

Business Management 

Software 

Booth 



CDW-G...................................... 631 

Chalkable................................... 963 

CloudLock................................. 1106 

EDgear LLC................................. 941 


Evisions, Inc ............................... 1003 

Faronics................................... 1322 

Follett Software Company................. 1223 



Gravic, Inc .................................. 512 


Meals Plus.................................. 858 





ProgressBook by Software Answers........ 943 

Registration Gateway....................... 915 

RenWeb School 

Management Software..................... 659 

Schoology................................... 811 

Skyward Inc ................................ 842 

Snappy SignUp............................. 551 


Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 

SunGard K-12 Education................... 442 

TCPN....................................... 737 



Software: Educational/ 

Instructional Software Booth 


ABCya.com................................. 838 


ALEKS Corporation........................ 1419 

All in Learning.............................. 343 


AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 

Ascend Education......................... 1043 


AWE........................................ 1216 


blendedschools.net......................... 312 

Boardworks Education...................... 739 


Chalkable................................... 963 




Edmodo..................................... 231 

Edsby....................................... 515 

edutyping.com............................. 1339 

eInstruction................................. 701 


Elmo USA Corp............................. 431 


Epsilen...................................... 438 

Espresso Education......................... 618 


Company................................... 911 

Faronics................................... 1322 

Flocabulary................................ 1014 


Gaggle.Net.................................. 413 


GradeCam................................. 1212 

Gravic, Inc .................................. 512 

Herff Jones Nystrom....................... 1309 



IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 




Lakeshore Learning Materials.............. 243 

LearnKey.................................... 310 




Mimio....................................... 817 

MIND Research Institute.................... 100 

Nearpod................................... 1438 

Nessy...................................... 1552 

NetSupport................................ 1221 


ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 

OverDrive, Inc .............................. 743 


PEPPM..................................... 1140 



87

CATEGORY 

Directory 

Performance Matters, LLC................. 757 

ProgressBook by Software Answers........ 943 





Remote-Learner.net....................... 1416 



Scholastic Library Publishing............... 209 

Scholastic, Inc.............................. 101 

Schoology................................... 811 



Splashtop Inc.............................. 1425 



StudySync.................................. 632 

Subtext.................................... 1312 


TCPN....................................... 737 

Telemate.net............................... 1150 





Vernier Software & Technology............. 511 

via680..................................... 1463 



Technologies, Inc........................... 238 

Wowzers................................... 1412 

Software: 

Multimedia Software Booth 



AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 

Boardworks Education...................... 739 

Chalkable................................... 963 

Facts on File, 


Flocabulary................................ 1014 


LearnKey.................................... 310 


Nearpod................................... 1438 

PEPPM..................................... 1140 



Rise Display................................ 1343 



StudySync.................................. 632 

TCPN....................................... 737 

Telemate.net............................... 1150 


College of Information...................... 759 

via680..................................... 1463 


Software: Reseller 

Booth 


AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 





Sophos..................................... 1550 


Supplement Publishers Booth 

Abrams Learning Trends.................. 1156 


AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 



ExploreLearning........................... 1042 

Flocabulary................................ 1014 





395 Hudson Stre.......................... 1163 



ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 

OverDrive, Inc .............................. 743 





World Book................................. 443 

Test Preparation 

Booth 

2 Know! Classroom 

Response System.......................... 323 


AppTutor Apps............................. 1547 


Certiport.................................... 610 


Edmentum.................................. 315 



Faronics................................... 1322 

GradeCam................................. 1212 





LearnKey.................................... 310 

Nearpod................................... 1438 


Qwizdom, Inc.............................. 1350 



Schoology................................... 811 




Textbook/Online Publishers Booth 





Education Week Digital Directions......... 1522 

edutyping.com............................. 1339 


Facts on File, 


Flocabulary................................ 1014 

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt.................. 301 






McGraw-Hill Education..................... 601 


Nearpod................................... 1438 

ODYSSEYWARE............................. 637 


Providence eLearning...................... 840 


TCPN....................................... 737 


World Book................................. 443 

Wowzers................................... 1412 

Value Added Reseller/ 

Consultant 

Booth 

Agile Education Marketing..... Exhibitor Lounge 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

Camcor, Inc................................. 131 




KEYTEC, INC............................... 1145 

Logista..................................... 1408 


Sophos..................................... 1550 

TCPN....................................... 737 


Virtualization 

Booth 

AVI-SPL.................................... 1131 

CDW-G...................................... 631 

Cisco....................................... 1101 

ExploreLearning........................... 1042 


IPEVO, Inc .................................. 451 

Lenovo...................................... 921 

Logista..................................... 1408 


Nearpod................................... 1438 



Schoology................................... 811 

TCPN....................................... 737 





Xirrus, Inc................................... 850 

Zenith Infotech............................. 1104 

Web Portals 

Booth 



Chalkable................................... 963 

EDgear LLC................................. 941 


Epsilen...................................... 438 


Logista..................................... 1408 

PBS........................................ 1236 



Remote-Learner.net....................... 1416 

RenWeb School 

Management Software..................... 659 

Schoology................................... 811 

Snappy SignUp............................. 551 

Stoneware, Inc.............................. 112 

U.S. Education TV.......................... 1529 

World Book................................. 443 

Wowzers................................... 1412 



RO0M GOOGLE EYE OPENER KEYNOTE 7:30 am – 8:15 am 

SA1 

RO0M 

SA1 

Unleashing the Power of the Web in Education 

Jaime Casap 

GENERAL SESSION KEYNOTE 8:45 am – 9:45 am 

Designing Brain-Friendly Schools in the Age of Accountability 

David Sousa 

Concurrent Session: 1 Concurrent Session: 2 

10:00 am – 11:00 am 12:00 pm – 12:40 pm 

S310EF FS1033: Google and More: Hordes of Free Tools 2013 

– Rushton Hurley 

FS2200: The New Normal: Innovative Learning 

Environments with Free Resources 

– John Kuglin 

S310GH 

FS1165: Seeing Tomorrow, Today: How to Find Emerging 

Educational Technologies – David Thornburg 

FS2190: Let the Kids Drive: Using Technology to Empower 

Student Leadership – Andy Crozier 

January 29, 2013: 

TUESDAY HIGHLIGHTS 

PRE-KEYNOTE SESSION: 

TECHNOLOGY SHOOT-OUT 

Room: SA1 

11:00 am - 12:45 pm 

Leslie Fisher, John Kuglin and Kathy Schrock 

TECHNOLOGY SOLUTION SEMINARS 

See complete information on page 42 

1:00 pm - 3:00 pm 

TSS527 Flipped and Blended Learning: Enabling 

Students to Learn from Anywhere 

Room: S230A 

Sponsored by Cisco 

S310BC 

FS1445: Engaging the 21st Century Classroom 

with Digital Content – Crystal Hutter 

Sponsored by Edmodo 

S310A FS1203: Leadership 2.0 

– Eric Sheninger 

S310D 

S320A 

S320B 

S320C 

S320D 

S320E 

CS1313: Opportunities Belonging to Diverse Distance 

Learning Organizations 

–Hui Fang Huang "Angie" Su 

CS1505: Locus Relocation: The Rise of Districts 

in Online Learning – Myk Garn 

CS1326: 5 Keys to Building a Successful iPad Program 

– Tom Daccord 

CS1493: Career Planning with CHOICES Planner for 

Florida's Schools – Patrick Wright 

CS1507: Apps and the School: Based Speech Pathologist & 

Special Educator – Beth Holland 

CS1063: Does the Smartphone Have a Place 

in the Classroom? – Therese Mageau 

FS2006: Achieving Math Fluency: Mobile Apps and 

Adaptive Technology – Ted Hasselbring 

CS2263: Flipped Learning—Enabling Students to Learn 

from Home or Any Location – Greg Mathison 

CS2534: Truly Powerful and Inspiring Ideas of Students 

– Travis Allen 

CS2270: The Future is Here: Engaging Students 

through Gesture–Based Learning – Adina Popa 

CS2490: FLDOE Single Sign-on: Overview 

– Andrea Latham 

CS2209: The Future of Student Instruction: Mixed-Reality 

and Innovation – Zachary Walker 

CS2062: Transforming the Learning Landscape with BYOT 

– Jill Hobson 

TSS509 The Cloud Over Bring Your Own Device 

(BYOD) 

Room: S230 B 


TSS520 Opening Doors with Learning on the Web 

Room: S230C 

Sponsored by Google 

S320F 

S320G 

S320H 

CS1053: iPad's for Learning & Teaching: 

A Panel Discussion – Tim Hall 

CS1156: Look! I'm Learning: Personalized Learning 

and Bring Your Own Device Programs 

– Bruce Umpstead 

CS1328: #Edgames #Edlearning #EdAssessment 

– Kari Stubbs 

CS2317: Leveraging Open Source and Free Software 

in Your District – Mathew Swerdloff 

CS2274: Transformative Technology Leadership 

That Works – London Jenks 

CS2038: Teaching Students Professional Social Networking 

Etiquette for the Real World – Tammy Fry 

TSS532 Supporting the Changing Role of 21st 

Century Educators 

Room: S230D 


2:00 pm – 3:00 pm 

FTS061 NEW @FETC 2013 

– Jennifer Womble 

Room: S310EF 

S230A 

S230B 

S230C 

CS1376: Convert Your STEM Curriculum 

to Digital Lab Format! – David Doty 

CS1291: Increasing Home to School Connection 

through Mobile Devices – Kim Cavanaugh 

CS1323: Games That Are Good to the Core 

– Jeff Ertzberger 

CS2380: Using Podcasting & Vodcasting to Create 

the "Flipped classroom!" – Ellen Reinig 

CS2106: Digitization of Project Based Learning 

– Janet Bontz 

CS2277: What’s REALLY Happening with Technology 

in Early Childhood Education? 

– Lilla Dale McManis 

3:30 pm - 5:00 pm 

TUEKEY Opening Keynote Session 


– Matt Kaplan 

Room: SA1 

S230D 

S230E 

CS1506: Technologia para Hispanohablantes: Share 

Spanish-language Resources – Rita Oates 

CS1504: 21st Century Learning: Beyond Gadgets 

– Frank Gallagher 

CS2077: BookMapping - GIS meets Literature 

– Terence Cavanaugh 

CS2296: You want iPads at Your School? Learn from 

the Webb School 1:1 iPad Program 

– James Manikas 

5:30 pm – 7:00 pm 

EXHIBIT HALL GRAND OPENING 

RECEPTION 

#FETC Tweet up at Booth 1065 

S230F 

S230G 

CS1046: 60 in 60: 60 Instructional Technologies 

in 60 Minutes – Michael Meechin 

CS1382: K-12 Integrated Projects That Will Expand The 

Way You Teach – Heather Crosser 

CS2378: The Future of Textbooks: Here Today! 

– Randy Damewood 

CS2044: Engaging Next Gen Students With Rigor 

Through Gaming – Deb Svec 

S230H 

CS1391: Best Practices in Teaching Digital Literacy 

and Citizenship – Kelly Mendoza 

CS2389: Ramping It Up: Using Web 2.0 Tools to Engage 

and Motivate Learners – Laurie O. Campbell


Concurrent Session: 3 Concurrent Session: 4 Concurrent Session: 5 Concurrent Session: 6 

1:00 pm – 1:40 pm 2:00 pm – 2:40 pm 3:20 pm – 4:00 pm 4:20 pm – 5:00 pm 

S310EF 

FS3149: iPads for Teaching: Tools for You 

to Use – Kathy Schrock 

FS4195: The iOS Application Support 

Group for 2013 – Leslie Fisher 

FS5045: Gadgets and Geegaws: 

The Cornerstones of STEM 

Education – David Thornburg 

FS6002: The Best Web Tools and 

Tech Toys for your Classroom! 

– Adam Bellow 

S310GH 

FS3205: Creating Student And Teacher 

Friendly Social Media Guidelines 

– Steven Anderson 

FS4447: The Real Scoop: What the Speak 

Up Data Tells Us About the State 

of Ed Tech Today – Julie Evans 

FS5189: Walk The Talk: Modeling Effective 

Use of Technology – Andy Crozier 

FS6036: Following Change: Ways to Keep 

Up with Educational Technology 

– Kathy Schrock 

S310BC 

FS3204: The Power of Personal Learning 

Networks – Eric Sheninger 

FS4112: STEM Education Tools: The 50 

Best Sources – Howie DiBlasi 

FS5199: What Does Tech Have 

To Do With Me? Everything 

Let’s Transform Yourself 

– John Kuglin 

S310A 

FS3166: BYOT is a Band-Aid 

– Brent Williams 

FS4032: How to Inspire Your Staff 

with Technology 


FS5446: Personalization of Learning: What 

are Some Models and How Does 

a District Get Started.– Cheryl 

Lemke 

S310D 

CS3261: Learning Styles and Online 

Course Effectiveness 

– Heather Farmakis 

CS4258: Getting Students Involved in a 

Virtual Science Fair – Bruce 

Furino 

CS5257: Creating Dynamic Distance 

Learning for Home and 

Hospital-Bound Students 

– James Fazzino 

CS6255: Blow The Doors Off Your 

Classroom! Start A Video PLC 

– Ryan Kinser 

S320A 

CS3059: Text Me The Answer - Using Cell 

Phones & Devices in the 

Classroom – Carlos Fernandez 

CS4056: Mobile Me Up Scotty! Using Cloud 

and Mobile Devices in the 

Classroom – Ann Witherspoon 

CS5432: NCES Initiative on the Future of 

the National Assessment of 

Education – Richard Struense 

CS6262: DIY Blended Learning: Making the 

Most of the Blended Learning 

Toolkit – Linda Futch 

S320B 

CS3433: Miami/Dade & RE@L: New STEM 

Curricula Using GIS & Mobile 

Apps – Don Rawitsch 

CS4048: A Technology Roadmap for 

Reading – Kathy Hobbs 

CS5266: Augment Your Students’ Reality: 

3D Models in the Classroom 

– Jason Beach 

CS6264: Implementing STEM Robotics 

using Florida's New State 

Robotics Curriculum 

– James Jones 

S320C 

CS3486: Digital Initiatives and 

Virtual Programs in Florida 

– David Sikes 

CS4487: Florida Interim Assessment 

Item Bank and Test Platform 

– Todd Clark 

CS5494: FLDOE Single Sign-on: 

The Basics of Provisioning Users 

– Andrea Latham 

CS6397: State Master Contract Filing in 

Florida – Alford McKenzie 

S320D 

CS3211: Acting Normal - Social Skills On 

Camera – David Di Ianni 

CS4162: Special ED Technology Classroom 

of the Future: Innovation in 

Practice – Anthony Gerke 

CS5208: The School Bought an iPad...Now 

What? – Andrea Morphy 

CS6212: Explore Tech Tools that Enhance 

Student Self-Directed Learning 

– David Di Ianni 

S320E 

CS3311: Extreme Makeover - Classroom 

Edition: Changing the Game with 

BYOD – Amy Johns 

CS4370: Google Products to Leverage 

a BYOD Environment 

– Juan De Luca 

CS5055: Breaking the Taboo of Cell 

Phones: Power Up the Classroom 

– Kathy Goad 

CS6280: Learning Technologies: 

Where EduTech is Headed 

– Greg Jones 

S320F 

CS3281: Create Your Own RTI 

Management System Using 

Your Existing SMS – Eric Callis 

CS4284: Seven Common School Tech 

Support Problems and How We 

Solved Them – Matt Graves 

CS5108: Today's Education Technology 

Forecast: Completely Cloudy 

Computing – Jay Cawley 

CS6057: Tricks of the Windows 8 Masters 

– J. Peter Bruzzese 

S320G 

CS3278: Tips and Tools for Taking Teacher 

Evaluations into the 21st Century 

– Marilyn Underwood 

CS4273: Measuring Success and ROI on 

1:1 Programs – Colleen Glaude 

CS5279: Examining the Future 

of Assessment with Digital 

Alternatives – David Chiszar 

CS6529: What in the world is a Local 

Instructional Improvement 

System (LIIS)? – Bill Nimmons 

S320H 

CS3330: PBS Transmedia: Innovative Math 

Lab and WFSU Collaborations 

– Tasha Weinstein 

CS4412: Focus on the Core and STEM! 

– Karol Yeatts 

CS5104: Taking Charge of Your 

Professional Development 

Through PLNs – Holly Atkins 

CS6093: It's a Small World: Elementary 

Global Collaboration 

– Nancye Blair 

S230A 

CS3325: STEM As A Way of Thinking 

– Mark Smith 

CS4381: Enriching Your Social Studies 

Curriculum with the Use of Web 

2.0 Tools – Shanan Riegle 

CS5333: The WebQuest: Impact Students’ 

Critical Thinking – Edwin Auditor 

CS6043: Microsoft Free Tools for Educators 

– Bradley Smrstick 

S230B 

CS3290: Using Pinterest to Build a 

Personal Learning Network Kathy 

Parker–Jones 

CS4316: Flipping Your Classroom: It's Easy 

with Khan Academy – Nikki 

Robertson 

CS5327: The Digital Transition: An LMS 

Success Story – Dennis Frye 

CS6049: Discover Mathlanding: 

Online Resources and Tools for 

Elementary Math – Betsy Peisach 

S230C 

CS3078: Infusing the Arts in the Common 

Core Standards – Carol Broos 

CS4304: Galaxy Project: Digital Content in 

Classrooms Won’t Be “Alien” For 

Long – Portia Evans 

CS5321: Fed Tech: Connecting with Digital 

Age Students – Lesley Mace 

CS6105: Copyright: Your Questions 

Answered! – Gary Becker 

S230D 

CS3042: All You Need to Know About 

Creating and Publishing eBooks 

– Louis Molina 

CS4154: Tech-Infused PBL’s Teach 

Common Core Literacy 

– Sandra Wozniak 

CS5324: Blogging with a Purpose: A 

Different Approach to Assessment 

– Michael Meechin 

CS6331: PBL Meets STEM: An Incredible 

Appetizer of Resources and Ideas 

– Michael Gorman 

S230E 

CS3047: No Money? No Problem! Getting 

Grants for Great Technology 

– Samantha Jeter 

CS4302: Transitioning from Laptops to 

iPads and Overcoming Skepticism 

– Charlene Entman 

CS5309: ePub: Create Text Books for iOS 

Devices Using iBooks Author 

– Gordon Worley 

CS6307: Appaholics Anonymous 

– Brandon Wislocki 

S230F 

CS3037: Bridging the Digital Divide with 

Mobile Technology (iPads) 

– Janet Copenhaver 

CS4384: Assessment 2.0: Assessing 

Change in Digital Classrooms 

–Tom Daccord 

CS5385: Ensuring Successful Transition 

to the Common Core 

– Erick Witherspoon 

CS6383: Using Web 2.0 to Enhance 

Learning of the Common Core 

Standards –Kimberly Higdon 

S230G 

CS3394: Flipping Your Classroom 

with Moodle – Alan Taylor 

CS4371: Making "Creative" Common 

– Tim Childers 

CS5388: Ring of Fire: Curriculum 

Integration in Action! 

– Anne Rogalski 

S230H 

CS3319: 15 Free or Almost Free Web 

Resources to Engage & Enhance 

Learning – Krista Harry 

CS4147: Across Content Areas and 

Continents with Edmodo 

– Janel Schafer 

CS5379: Off the Page: Transforming 

Traditional Texts into Digital 

Texts – Tara McLauchlan


RO0M 

SA1 

GENERAL SESSION KEYNOTE 8:45 am – 9:45 am 

Connected Learning: Activating Games, Design and Play 

Katie Salen 

Concurrent Session: 7 Concurrent Session: 8 Concurrent Session: 9 

10:00 am – 11:00 am 12:00 pm – 12:40 pm 1:00 pm – 1:40 pm 

S310EF FS7202: Techbook Hardware Smackdown! – Hall Davidson FS8245: Creativity and Innovation: Keeping it Alive in K12 

– Cheryl Lemke 

FS9035: Don’t Settle for Using Just a Few Apps 

On Your Shiny New iPad! – Elliot Soloway 

and Cathie Norris 

S310GH 

FS7315: The Magic of Digital Video for Engaging Learning 


FS8001: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Future 

– Adam Bellow 

FS9167: Connected Learning Communities: 

Learning and Leading in a Digital Age 

– Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach 

S310BC 

FS7533: Funding the Future: States Lead the Way 

– Geoff Fletcher 

FS8034: How Online Courses Allow for Connected Learning 

Environments – Julie Young 

FS9400: Rockets in Their Pockets: Launching 

Learning Potential – Lynell Burmark 

S310A 

FS7182: Small Investments, Large Returns 

– Gail Lovely 

S310D 

FS7259: Your Online Class is Ready to Start: Did You Do it 

Right? – Jenna Linskens 

CS8253: Using Mobile Devices to Make it Easy to Teach and 

Learn Anywhere and Anytime – Julius Su 

CS9254: Moving from Passive to Active Online Learning 

– Lin Carver 

S320A 

CS7374: The Ins and Outs of Effective Online Instruction 

– Irene Aiken 

CS8286: Effective Standard Based Assessment and 

Instruction in Moodle – Alaaddin Akgul 

CS9256: Game MOOC: Experiential Engagement and 

Transformation – Barbara Truman 

S320B 

CS7289: Can’t Find the Android App That You Need? Let 

Students Create Them! – Alejandro Ruiz 

CS8294: The 21st Century 3-Ring Binder: Livebinder 

– Rose Kebe 

CS9269: Using Games to Engage II 

– Matthew DeNote 

S320C 

CS7488: Broadband Mapping in Florida 

– Tabitha Hunter 

CS8524: Enterprise Cloud Data Center – David Stokes 

CS9491: Partnership for the Assessment of Readiness 

for College and Careers (PARCC) Update 

– Vince Verges 

S320D 

CS7214: Harnessing the Elephant in the Virtual Classroom 

– Mark Dyar 

CS8213: Using Mobile Devices to Increase Independence in 

Special Education – Randall Palmer 

CS9130: Implementing UDL in the Special Needs Classroom 

with the iPad – Luis Perez 

S320E 

CS7283: Who Is In the Driver's Seat? How IT 

and Curriculum Can Share the Wheel – John Son 

CS8297: DNA (Device Neutral Assignments) for BYOD (Bring 

Your Own Device) Classrooms – Ron Milliner 

CS9295: Google+ Hangouts: A Great Instructional and PD 

Tool – Randy Damewood 

S320F 

CS7076: Security Considerations: With Mobile 

& BYOD Networks – Ernest Staats 

CS8285: BYOD or Bust! An Administrators Guide to a 

Successful Implementation –Charles Pawlik 

CS9117: Stump the Mac Guy! – Seth Dimbert 

S320G 

CS7052: "Flipping" Over Professional Development 

– Klista Lawyer–Reynolds 

CS8051: Administrators! There’s an iPad App for That! 

– Warren Dale 

CS9276: Fear of Flying: the Realities of Migrating to 

Cloud-Based Services – Christopher Johnson 

S320H 

CS7064: Get Your Story Out: A Primer on Pitching 

to the Media – Stephen Noonoo 

CS8267: SCANAPALOOZA: QR Codes 

in the Elementary Classroom – Nicole Jones 

CS9301: Deploying a 1:1 Computing Model 

– Patrick Fogarty 

S230A 

CS7322: 100 + STEM Websites and Webtools for Teachers 

– Letia Cooper 

CS8054: Cool Tech: Experiences Teaching Mobile App 

Development – Lisa Macon 

CS9372: Using Your Noodle (tools) and Google: 21st Century 

Research Skills – Catherine Davis 

S230B 

CS7079: iPads, Tablets and the Common Core Standards 

for Mathematics – Nigel Nisbet 

CS8320: Using Virtual Manipulatives for Math 

and Science Instruction – Glenn Nakamura 

CS9373: Using Screencast-O-Matic to Create Tutorial 

Videos – Peter Billman-Golemme 

S230C 

CS7386: UNCommon Approach: 

PBS and the Common Core – Brian Spellman 

CS8070: iHistory: Leveraging Technology to Engage 

in Historical Inquiry – Brian Furgione 

CS9080: Interactive Museum Makers 

–Debbie Bohanan 

S230D 

CS7152: iCan: Successful Reading Strategies Utilizing iPads 

– Laura VanHellemont 

CS8050: Reaching the Reluctant Writer 

– Melissa Shields 

CS9310: Engage and Empower Your Struggling Readers 

– Terry Dobson 

S230E 

CS7312: iOS Efficiency: Real-World Professional 

Productivity – Seth Dimbert 

CS8298: iWant to iNtegrate iPads into My iClassroom 

– Lauren Davis 

CS9305: Put It Where They’re Looking: Texting Tools for 

Teachers – Sean O'Neil 

S230F CS7163: Promising Technologies, Creativity & Teaching: 25 

Ideas to Take Away – Maureen Yoder 

CS8377: Unpacking The Digital Toolkit with Common Core 

– Carmella Doty 

CS9390: It's A Wrap! Sharing Comprehension with Student 

Movie Making – Robert Miller 

S230G 

S230H 

CS7392: Flipping the Classroom: Resources and Tools 

to Keep You on Your Feet – Michael Gorman 

CS7040: 49 Affordable, Free, and Effective Tech Tools 

for the Classroom! – Jason Beach 

CS8387: The Flipped Classroom: Where Does 

Videoconferencing Fit In? – Doug Meyer 

CS8375: Creating Content: Podcasting, Vodcasting, 

iTunes & U – Jenny Grabiec


Concurrent Session: 9 Closing Session 

2:00 pm – 2:40 pm 3:15 pm – 4:15 pm 

S310EF 

S310GH 

S310BC 

S310A 

S310D 

FS0196: The Web 2.0 You Might Not Know About 

– Leslie Fisher 

FS0206: Super Secret Twitter Tips, Tricks and Resources 

– Steven Anderson 

CS0260: Cloud Videoconferencing Makes Distance 

Learning Easy – Joy Veasy 

EXHIBIT HALL GRAND PRIZE DRAWING 

2:50 pm, Booth 921 

Lenovo is giving away 15 ThinkPad X131e laptops powered by 

3rd Generation Intel® Core processors for one lucky school at 

FETC 2013! 

How Do I Win? 

To enter to win, conference attendees are required to visit three 

(3) locations; 2 FETC Prize booths and the Lenovo booth on the 

Exhibit Hall floor and one lucky winner will walk away with the 

ThinkPad X131e laptop prize package worth $10,000. 

S320A 

S320B 

S320C 

S320D 

S320E 

S320F 

S320G 

S320H 

CS0308: Come Learn How Clay Virtual Academy 

Vipers Launched – Gayle Weaver 

CS0271: Kinect the Dots: Using a Microsoft Kinect for 3D 

motion capture – James Bell 

CS0492: Get Funded with the Grants Assistance Team 

–- Lauren Harris 

CS0210: Leveling the Playing Field with UDL 

– Cheryl Woolwine 

CS0058: Mobile Devices + Class = INCREASED 

PERFORMANCE! – Stephanie Middleton 

CS0292: Motivate, Innovate, Collaborate 

Using Edmodo & ePals – Norma Jennings 

CS0275: Industry Certifications: Pathway to Career 

and College Readiness – Mike Maddock 

CKS495 

CLOSING SESSION: APP SHOOT-OUT 

3:15 – 4:15 pm 

Room: SA1 

Hall Davidson, Senior Director, Discovery Education with Jenna 

Linskens, Assistant Professor, Marian University and Gail 

Lovely, Independent Educator, LovelyLearning.com 

Following Concurrent Session 10, join FETC staff, presenters, 

attendees and VIPs for a closing session—the perfect ending for 

your conference. Join this fast-paced panel for an entertaining 

and informational session demonstrating the latest and greatest 

apps being used in education! See how educational professionals 

are solving real classroom challenges by integrating the best 

apps that help meet the needs of teachers and students. 

And, as is the tradition at FETC, every attendee will receive a 

commemorative FETC 2013 T-shirt at the final session. 

The prize drawing will be held at 4:10 pm 

and you must be present to win. 

S230A 

S230B 

S230C 

S230D 

CS0396: Common Core Technology Blueprint for 

Seamless Success – Tamra Hogue 

CS0300: Mobile Devices in the Classroom? YES! 

– Michelle Olah 

CS0081: Get Smart: Using Livescribe Pens = Smart 

Communication and Engagement 

– Jan Graham 

CS0395: I am an iBook Author 

– Alan Taylor 

SAVE THE DATE: FETC 2014 

Join us next year! FETC will be held 

January 28-31, 2014, in the South Concourse 

of the Orange County Convention Center, 

Orlando, FL. 

Details available soon at fetc.org. 

S230E 

CS0332: Why Not Make it Interactive? 

The Cure for the Common Report 

– Rebecca Stacey 

S230F 

S230G 

S230H

EXHIBIT HALL 

MAP 

M1 

M2 

M3 

M5 

M6 

M7 

FOOD COURT 

Exhibit Hall Legend 

FETC Exhibitor 

Learning Environments Exhibitor 

Prize Booth 

Plug-In & Power Up 

Learninig Environments Theater 

Learning Lab #1 

Learning Lab #2 / STEM Demo Theater 

POD Pavilion 

Food Court 

Cocktail Party Reception 

COMPANY BOOTH SPONSORS 

Acer .....................................................................108.......................................Silver 

Edmodo .............................................................. 231 ........................... Technology 

Epson ................................................................. 709 ........................... Technology 

Global Scholar .................................................... 401 ...................................... Gold 

Google Chromebooks for Education ................... 1109 .............................. Platinum 

Insight Systems Exchange .................................. 217 ............................... Platinum 

Lenovo ................................................................ 921 ........................... Silver/Prize 

Lightspeed Technologies, Inc. ............................. 823 ........................... Technology 

Promethean .................................................. Booth 1201......... Technology Sponsor 

Rise Display ....................................................... 1343 .......................... Technology 

Troxell ................................................................ 731 ................. Gold/Registration 

Turning Technologies ......................................... 1031 .......................... Technology 

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ENTRANCE

ConACt 

INFORMATION 

General Information 

website: fetc.org 

Phone: 850.219.9600 

Fax: 850.219.9610 

E-mail: info@fetc.org 

Twitter: @FETC and #FETC 

Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/FETC1 

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Workshop Registration 

Phone: 708.486.0723 

Toll Free: 877.303.0723 

Fax: 708.344.4444 

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Housing 

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Press 

Phone: 850.386.9100 

Fax: 850.386.4396 

E-mail: FETCpress@1105media.com 

Speakers, Presentations 

and Workshop Presenters 

Phone: 850.219.9600 

Fax: 850.219.9610 

E-mail: FETCsupport@fetc.org 

Attendee Marketing 

Phone: 818.814.5243 

E-mail: akovacic@1105media.com 

Exhibits/Sponsorships 

Companies A – L 

Stephanie Chiavaras, Event Sales Manager 

Phone: 617.784.3577 

E-mail: schiavaras@1105media.com 

Companies M – Z, #s 

Elizabeth Hitchcock, Event Sales Manager 

Phone: 646.734.1980 

E-mail: ehitchcock@1105media.com 

FETC ADVISORY BOARD 

Bob Bedford, Emergent Design and Development 

Helen Blanch, Miami-Dade County Schools 

Deb deVries, SkillsTutor 

Geoff Fletcher, State Educational Technology 

Directors Association (SETDA) 

Ted Hasselbring, Vanderbilt University 

John Kuglin, Kuglin Consulting 

Wendy LaDuke, 1105 Media, Inc. 

Larry Nanns, Technology Education Research and 

Redesign Alliance (TERRA) 

Kim Quinn Hutchinson, K12, Inc. 

Coni Rechner, Discovery Education 

Mark Stevens, NEA Member Benefits 

FETC CONFERENCE STAFF 

Michael Eason, VP Public Sector Events 

Lynn Buchanan, Event Director 

Sara Ross, Director Event Operations 

Jennifer Womble, Program Manager 

Ronica Walker, Project Coordinator 

Michele Werner, Marketing Director 

Karen Barak, Marketing Director 

Athene Kovacic, Attendee Marketing 

Ashley Voltz, Event Sales Administrator 

Patrick Gallagher, Sales Director, Public Sector Events 

Mallory Bundy, Client Relations Manager 

Janice Budai, Event Marketing Manager 

SAVE THE DATE: FETC 2014 

Join us next year! 

FETC will be held January 28 -31, 2014 

in the South Concourse of the Orange County 

Convention Center, Orlando, FL. 

For more information, visit fetc.org. 

FETC PROGRAM REVIEW COMMITTEE 

FETC would like to thank Dave Brittain, Program Chair and the Program Review Committee members for their 

time and efforts in providing feed back regarding applications for presentations at FETC 2013. It is because of 

them we can provide attendees with a quality program. 

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Jennifer Bonamo 

J. Peter Bruzzese 

Mie Buskirk 

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Julia Carpenter 

Gil Caudill 

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Barbara Cavanah 

Terence Cavanaugh 


Linda Cobb 

Marie Coleman 

David Cook 

David Davis 

Kara Dawson 

Steve Dembo 

Howie DiBlasi 


Tony Dutra 

Patti Elkin 

Julie Evans 

Lesley Farmer 

David Fisher 

Andrea Flagiello 

William Fleischman 

David Futch 

Bill Galbreath 

Michelle Green 

James Gubbins 

Kathy Hobbs 

Cathy Hutchins 

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David Jasa 

Norma Jennings 

Stevan Kalmon 

Pamela Kenney 

Debra Klein 


Ellen Lawrence 


Karen Lookabaugh 

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Anthony Luscre 

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Shawna May 

Sandra McMichael 

Robert Miller 

Glenn Nakamura 

Larry Nanns 

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Rita Oates 

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Tom Reardon 

Rick Reece 

Danna Revis 

Catharine Reznicek 

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Kelly Seay 

Erma Sever 

Martha Smith 

Akiko Soda 

Ernest Staats 

Shannon Sullivan 

Michael Sweeney 

Gene Tavares 

Nancy Teger 

John Thompson 

Michael Thompson 

Lisa Thumann 

Stephen Veliz 

Susan Vinson 

Karen Weir-Brown 

Carole Wilkinson 


Gordon Worley 

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