ISTE 2013 Program - ISTEconference.org

daily Page content header listingIron Chef: ISTE13 Edition—Part 2 of 2Featured EventKrista Moroder, Kettle Moraine SchoolDistrict, (WI)Ballroom C-1Watch the Iron Chef challenge teamspitch their solutions from Monday’schallenge. They’ll each have five minutesto share their recipes for success!Teachers; PK-12; NETS•S, NETS•T, NETS•A,NETS•CLet Them Be Heard! DiscussionStrategies for Mobile LearnersReuben Hoffman, West Hills High School, (CA),Dan McDowellRoom 001AModern technology has created newopportunities for students to have a voice.Tap into the mobile-based best practices forengaging students in discussions any day,anytime.Teachers; PK-12; NETS•S, NETS•T, NETS•A,NETS•C; CCSS-Lit, CCSS-ELASTEAM: Invigorate Your STEMProgram through the ArtsBianca Sanchez, Taylor Elementary School,(VA), Elizabeth Ashley, Jeremy FerraraRoom 216Whether you want to invigorate a STEMprogram or start a new one, learn how tointegrate the arts and be inspired with STEAM!sig SIGAEMay reference commerical product(s).Teachers; PK-5; NETS•S, NETS•T, NETS•A,NETS•C; CCSS-Lit, CCSS-ELA, CCSS-MathThe Creation Myth: Creating aTech-Based Project is Not EnoughHeidi Beezley, Georgia Perimeter College, (GA),Jason ThibodeauBallroom C-2Creation is the highest level of Bloom’sTaxonomy. But few student technologyprojects actually create new ideas with thecontent. We’ll show you how to change that.Teachers; PK-12; NETS•S, NETS•T, NETS•CLeadershipStrandISTE AuthorGlobalPerspectivesProfessional LearningBest Practices in PlanningProfessional Development foriPad 1:1Laurence Baker, Mercy High School, (MI)Room 217BCMercy H.S. transitioned from 1:1 HP laptopsto iPad—completley customizing PD.This dynamic process produced excitingsuccesses and frustration, shared in thispresentation.Principals/Head Teachers; 6-12; NETS•S,NETS•T, NETS•A, NETS•CCoaching for EducationTransformationHolly Jobe, ISTE, (PA)Room 214CDInstructional technology coaching providesmeaningful professional learning with justin-timeand relevant support. Participantswill learn about the challenges andsuccesses of effective coaching.sig SIGTEProf Developers; PK-12; NETS•CVideo OnDemandNot RecordableCuration, Creation, andCommunication for DigitalAge AdministratorsSteven Anderson, Winston-Salem/ForsythCounty Schools, (NC), Kyle PaceRoom 001BJoin us as we learn some of the lesserknowntools and apps for helpingadministrators create, curate, andcommunicate content.Principals/Head Teachers; PK-12; NETS•AEsigISTE CorporateMemberExhibitorSponsoredSIG PickE-Rate 2.0: FCC CommissionerJessica RosenworcelspotlightJessica Rosenworcel, FCC, (DC)Room 103BFCC Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcelwill share her vision of an updatedE-Rate program to meet the classroombroadband connectivity needs of todayand tomorrow. Bring your ideas to shareduring this unprecedented opportunity todiscuss the future of E-Rate with a keydecision maker.CTOs/Supes/Sch. Board; PK-12; NETS•AFlipped for Flipping: ProfessionalDevelopment ReimaginedElizabeth Calhoon, Santa Clara COE, (CA),Kyle BrumbaughRoom 103ALearn how to flip your staff PD, discoverhow to use face-to-face time effectively,and leave with strategies to useimmediately.Principals/Head Teachers; PK-12; NETS•S,NETS•T, NETS•A, NETS•C; CCSS-Lit, CCSS-ELAPublish with ISTEKate Conley, ISTE, (OR), Jeff Bolkan, CourtneyBurkholder, Dave Edyburn, Veronica McGowan,Denise Schmidt, Maureen YoderRoom 102See your name in print. Attend thissession to learn how to prepare andsubmit manuscripts for ISTE’s books andperiodicals, including JRTE, JDLTE, L&L.Teachers; PK-12REGSetting a New Vision: EveryTeacher is a Change AgentChad Jones, Lamar Consolidated ISD, (TX),Holly Dornak, Robyn Hrivnatz, Chris NilssonRoom 212How do you change a school? One teacherat a time! Learn how to inspire teachers tobe change agents in their classrooms andbeyond!Prof Developers; PK-12; NETS•A, NETS•C$PreregistrationRequiredAdditionalFee RequiredWednesday107isteconference.org