Future Ready Learning: Full Schedule

8:30am PDT

Seeing Ourselves

How do we get students to move from doing what's asked to asking more of themselves? How do we get them to see themselves as capable of excellence. Much of how we conduct our classes now is built on assumptions that we feel will bring out the best in our students, but on closer examination, is counter-productive for many and perhaps most of them. In this talk, we'll look at some of the questions we all ask, and how we see what we do in order to guide us to a better place for everyone.

Speakers

Rushton Hurley

Executive Director, NextVista.org

Rushton Hurley is a former high school teacher, former principal of an online high school, author of three books on learning and schools, and founder and executive director of an educational nonprofit. Rushton has spoken to and trained over 100,000 teachers and school leaders around... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 8:30am - 9:30am PDT
Gymnasium

9:45am PDT

Google Maps and Earth

Make and take. In this session we'll create our very own custom maps and look at classroom applications of Google Earth.

Speakers

Joe Wood

Instructional Technology & Assessment Director, Natomas Charter School

Joe Wood is the Instructional Technology & Assessment Director for Natomas Charter School and Lead for CUE Rockstar Lake Tahoe and Maui. His career began as a middle school science teacher, but he has also held positions as a technology and literacy coach. Joe's interests are digital... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 15

beginner

9:45am PDT

Google Sheets 101

This session is a true intro to Google Sheets. For those who have heard that spreadsheets are amazing, but have yet to dive in, this is a great place to start. Participants will learn the basics of creating and organizing tabs, auto-sorting lists, formatting cells, rows and columns, as well as begin to use formulas such as split, sum, merge and more.

Speakers

John Eick

Executive Director, Westlake Charter School

John’s first edu-gig was volunteering to direct a high school play. Little did he know that 15 years later he would have been a teacher, a department chair, a vice principal and eventually the proud principal of that same school. During his teaching tenure, he wrote grants to launch... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 10

beginner

9:45am PDT

Chrome Stuff

Come learn about all things Chrome! We will talk browser, operating system, Chromebook, extensions and plenty of fun tips and tricks for Google's ecosystem.

Speakers

Simon Miller

EdTech Director, Kellogg School District

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 24

beginner+

9:45am PDT

iOS Photo Editing and Digital Art

Anyone can be a creator of photographic, visual storytelling, and artistic content. Learn how to use your favorite iOS device and a creative imagination to creative beautiful images. In this session, you will see live demos of various apps for photo editing and digital art while getting inspiration for how to use these skills creatively in the classroom.
(for iPads, iPod Touches, or iPhones)
K-5

Speakers

Nicole Dalesio

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 1

beginner+

9:45am PDT

Minecraft: 4th Grade Mission

If you are using Minecraft - or are interested in using Minecraft - come see a district technology coach show you the ins and outs using 4th grade as a backdrop.

Speakers

Erin Zaich

Elementary Teacher, Los Altos School District

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 8

beginner++ Common Core

9:45am PDT

Screencasting: Broadcast Your Teaching & Learning in your Classroom!

Overview and practical application of screen casting for tutorials, personalized learning, and assessment in the diverse learner's community.

Speakers

Martin Ricardo Cisneros

Education Evangelist | Modern Learning Advisor, Adobe

Martin Ricardo Cisneros (@TheTechProfe) is a Modern Learning Advisor, speaker, GeekDad, TechJedi, SuperMariachi, and now an Education Evangelist at Adobe, from Silicon Valley! In his 25 years in various educational roles, he provided strategic leadership in anticipating and developing... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 22

beginner++ Common Core

9:45am PDT

Number Talks

A low-floor, high-ceiling routine that gives students the opportunity to become flexible and articulate mathematicians. Come see how technology is helping to leverage and spread this Common Core math strategy.

Speakers

Duane Habecker

Mathematics Instructional Coach, Pleasanton Unified School District

I am the K-5 Mathematics Instructional Coach for PUSD. Feel free to talk to me about math pedagogy, number talks, relationship-based teaching, techie stuff, or any other topic on your heart.

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 32

beginner++ math

9:45am PDT

Google Art and Cultural Institute

In this fun and fast paced session we will go beyond "virtual" field trips and look at ways to bring the classic art and cultural treasures into your classroom via the Google Art Project and Cultural Institute. More than just looking at these great resources, in this session we will explore ways to tie these resources directly into your classroom.

Speakers

Sean Williams

Consultant, The Cobblestone Collective

Positive Change Agent

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 12

beginner+ ELA

9:45am PDT

Hyperdocs- Innovative Digital Lesson Planning for Inspired Learning

With one shortened link, students can access a lesson that contains instructions, links, tasks, and many clever ways to get kids thinking. Focusing on creating opportunities for choice, exploration, and ways for kids to apply their knowledge is key to creating a truly innovative HyperDoc.

Speakers

Lisa Highfill

Tech Integration specialist, Pleasanton Unified School District

A thinker, philosopher, debater, and educator interested in helping to develop 21st century thinkers best describes Lisa Highfill, a 20 year 5th grade teacher in Pleasanton, Ca. She has a passion for innovative learning strategies and actively works to share and collaborate with teachers... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 23

beginner+ ELA

9:45am PDT

You Don't Know YouTube!

If you thought that YouTube was only useful for your students in their never-ending quest to destroy all that is copyright…you are missing out. YouTube has many features that you may not know of that can be useful for delivering content, content creation, and content curation. See how YouTube can enhance the education experience and change the way you think about it as a viable instructional tool. Plus we offer a 100% guarantee of no Drake videos.

Speakers

Dave Childers

CEO/President, Level 33 Consulting

By day, Dave Childers manages a multi-million dollar Title V technology grant program at Fresno City College for the State Center Community College District. By night, he has spent 10 years teaching Educational Applications of Technology for future teachers in the Kremen School of... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 30

beginner beginner+ beginner++ math ELA Common Core

9:45am PDT

Easy Peasy Movie Makers

Are you looking for easy ways for you or your students to create videos on the run? During this session we will review a few simple movie-making apps, learn how to transform presentations into videos and discuss ways video can ehance learning.

Speakers

Diane Darrow

Teacher, Palo Alto Unified School District

Diane Darrow is a Technology Integration Specialist who speaks and writes about how meaningful use of technology deepens the learning experience for students. Her teaching career spans 25 years and extends from pre-school, to University level instruction. She designs curriculum experiences... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 36

beginner Common Core

9:45am PDT

Web 2.0 and the Common Core

The Common Core standards explicitly include the use of digital media and technology as outcomes students need to achieve as part of meeting the standards in math and English/Language Arts. Discover some fun Web 2.0 tools that educators and students can use to increase engagement, and take students to those higher levels of learning. Bring your laptop or tablet so you can dive in too!

Speakers

Karen Larson

Director, Integrated STEAM, Santa Clara County Office of Education

I joined the Educational Technology Services team at the Santa Clara County Office of Education in 2013. My prior experience includes 15 years of teaching and site administration. During this time I have lived and breathed the integration of technology into my curriculum, and now... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 3

beginner Common Core

9:45am PDT

Blogging Across the Curriculum

How are your students going to share their work online? Blog it! You'll outfit a free class blog complete with widgets, pages, and a welcome post as well as discover other classroom bloggers at your grade level. You'll learn how simple it is to embed audio and video files, slideshows, and other web content directly into any post that you or your students write.

Speakers

John Miller

King City Union School District, Chalone Peaks Middle School

John is a middle school history teacher and Minecraft in education curriculum developer, trainer, and global mentor. He is also a Google Innovator and CUE Lead Learner with over 20 years classroom experience. John holds a Masters Degree in Educational Technology and Instructional... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 31

beginner ELA

9:45am PDT

Creating Spoken Word Poetry to Inspire Social Change

Words may not be the only way to communicate anymore, but they're still powerful. Spoken word poetry creates powerful messages that you can't help but share. This session will lead you through how to empower students to create their own spoken word poetry videos to inspire social change in your subject area. See examples from one seventh grade class, learn the process, and begin creating your own example to share with your students. Be inspired by the possibilities and abilities our students have to change the world.

Speakers

Rachel Diephouse

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 34

beginner ELA

9:45am PDT

Subtext for close reading on the iPads

Students and teachers in grades kindergarten through 5th can annotate and collaborate in documents for close reading. Informational websites can be converted to annotate-able text - all on your classroom iPads.

Speakers

Will Kimbley

Educational Technology Coordinator, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District

Coordinator of Educational TechnologyMonterey Peninsula Unified School DistrictMonterey, CA

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 25

beginner ELA

9:45am PDT

Remixing and Modding in the Math Classroom, Grades 1-5

Learn how to remix and develop a unique blended instructional approach in your math classroom. Discover tools and strategies for creating a groundbreaking learning culture that takes mathematics beyond the textbook and helps teachers become lesson designers using the standards and student data as a base to build concepts and personalize learning.

Speakers

Karen Wilson

STEM Coach, Los Altos Elementary

Friday April 3, 2015 9:45am - 10:45am PDT
Room 5

beginner math

11:00am PDT

Introduction to Minecraft

You have heard all the buzz about Minecraft, now come see the basics of using this engaging and exciting tool in your own classroom. Even if you have never heard of Minecraft, you will learn all of the basics in this extended session.

Speakers

John Miller

King City Union School District, Chalone Peaks Middle School

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 31

beginner

11:00am PDT

Mobile Photography

Learn the art of making pictures on your mobile device. We’ll cover tricks for developing your imagery skills while thinking creatively about how to use it in any grade level or subject area to improve teaching and learning. Learn tips for better photo taking. Find out how to use mobile devices to get kids to go outside, and to become more curious and creative.
Learn how to take photo walks with your students and what to look for while exploring.
We will also discuss the best ways to share photos (with students of any age group) using social media or other tools. We will also explore cross curricular applications involving visual literacy to foster a highly creative, motivated environment of teaching and learning.
(BYOD: any mobile device, Android or iOS)

Speakers

Nicole Dalesio

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 1

beginner

11:00am PDT

Extreme Pedagogy Makeover Using Mutimedia Text Sets

Multimedia text sets are collections of content that you can curate, package, and efficiently push out to students using Google Docs, Forms, and Spreadsheets. This session will take a look at how using Google apps for packaging and workflow can greatly enhance your reading and writing instruction by maximizing the time you have in the classroom. Multimedia text sets can be powerful inquiry based learning tools that allow students to explore your Common Core curriculum. We will also explore innovative ways that all students’ voices can be heard through the use of free web tools such as Edmodo, Padlet, and Today’s Meet. Each participant will leave the session with new thinking about how to effectively integrate digital instruction, along with multiple lessons and ideas for use in any classroom.

Speakers

Martin Ricardo Cisneros

Education Evangelist | Modern Learning Advisor, Adobe

Lisa Highfill

Tech Integration specialist, Pleasanton Unified School District

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 23

beginner+

11:00am PDT

Google Forms for Adaptive Assessment

Raise your hand if you have been on the receiving end of a Google Form? I thought so. Did you know you can use Google Forms as an assessment tool that can send your students to different content depending on their responses? In this session you will build an adaptive assessment, so bring your lesson plans with you!

Speakers

Karen Larson

Director, Integrated STEAM, Santa Clara County Office of Education

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 3

beginner++

11:00am PDT

Welcome to Google Classroom

Your workflow is about to change as you go from regular classroom to Google Classroom. Come learn the basics of how to manage student work, comments, and transform from paper-heavy to a more digital classroom work environment.

Speakers

Simon Miller

EdTech Director, Kellogg School District

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 24

beginner++

11:00am PDT

iBooks Author

Make and take. In this session we'll create our very own iBooks for use in your K-5 classroom. Bring your iOS device to maximize your learning.

Speakers

Joe Wood

Instructional Technology & Assessment Director, Natomas Charter School

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 15

beginner++ Common Core

11:00am PDT

Multimedia Presentations and iPads

Haiku Deck is one of the best multimedia apps for the iPad. Come learn how to create simple but gorgeous presentations for your kindergarten through 5th grade classroom - and see how easy it will be to get elementary students at all grades to start creating their own. Leave with your first deck, suitable for use on Monday!

Speakers

Will Kimbley

Educational Technology Coordinator, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District

Coordinator of Educational TechnologyMonterey Peninsula Unified School DistrictMonterey, CA

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 25

beginner++ Common Core

11:00am PDT

Building Google Sites as Collaboration Tools

Participants will learn to create shared Google Sites to use collaboratively with their teaching team. During this session, members will build a site, adjust fonts and settings, create hyperlinks to shared Google Docs, Folders, etc. For those teams who need a place to organize their most frequently used shared tools, this session is a must!

Speakers

John Eick

Executive Director, Westlake Charter School

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 10

beginner+ Common Core

11:00am PDT

Dig Deep into Canva

Come get an in-depth look into Canva - a remarkable design app that will work great on your mobile devices. See how Canva provides a wonderful design academy, and how you can leave with your very own designs in hand.

Speakers

Martin Ricardo Cisneros

Education Evangelist | Modern Learning Advisor, Adobe

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 22

beginner+ Common Core

11:00am PDT

iMovie on the iPad

Discover how this personal device can engage students and enhance learning using the multimedia powerhouse iMovie. Rethink assessment and creativity and get comfortable with iMovie's mobile platform.

Speakers

Diane Darrow

Teacher, Palo Alto Unified School District

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 36

beginner+ Common Core

11:00am PDT

My Maps in the Classroom

Google Maps Engine does more that just find the way to the nearest store, so much more. In this session you will learn practical tips and ideas for incorporating this tool into your everyday lessons, from math to history Maps Engine has a place in every lesson. Pull public or private data and visualize it using My Maps and other Google tools.

Speakers

Sean Williams

Consultant, The Cobblestone Collective

Positive Change Agent

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 12

beginner+ Common Core

11:00am PDT

Shall We Play a Game?

Not everyone realizes the amazing potential of games. Those who play know that games challenge us, push the boundaries of possibility, and feed our imaginations. They often give players a safe place to express themselves, to take on difficult tasks, connect with others, and develop important skills through practice. How might we harness this incredible experience in the classroom? In this session, explore Game-Based Learning and Gamification in education. Learn how research has shown that the concepts of “fiero” and “flow” can foster engagement with both teachers and students. In the classroom, transform curriculum through game-based experiences using both technology and other game based strategies.

Speakers

Kami Thordarson

Director of Innovation and Digital Learning, Campbell Union School District

I am an educator who is passionate about exploring with students, engaging them with real-world content and tasks, and learning with them side by side. I am also passionate about digital storytelling, gaming, and learning more about the constantly changing world around me. Twitter... Read More →

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 5

beginner+ Common Core

11:00am PDT

The Power of Story

Digital Storytelling offers educators a unique way to use technology across the curriculum. Story is a powerful tool for sharing ideas, persuading, informing, and entertaining. Many businesses are embracing the concept of storytelling as they develop products and present information. In this session, teachers will learn why story is a powerful tool, how today’s workplaces are grasping the concept, and how to use digital tools to create learning opportunities in their classrooms. Teachers will also learn how cross-curricular units build deeper learning and create a better story.

Speakers

Erin Zaich

Elementary Teacher, Los Altos School District

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 8

beginner+ Common Core

11:00am PDT

Debating with Google Docs

Google Docs can help you bring a very Common Core ELA strategy to life! Come learn how to set up invigorating classroom debates while leveraging the collaborative power of Google Docs.

Speakers

Rachel Diephouse

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 34

beginner+ ELA

11:00am PDT

Digital Citizenship

Kids today grow up in a digital world with potential for communication, collaboration, and creation. Yet schools face challenges with ethical issues that arise from students’ use of technology, such as cyberbullying, inappropriate sharing, and plagiarism. Digital citizenship is an essential 21st century skill in which students think critically, behave safely, and participate responsibly in a digital world. In this session, join Common Sense Media to learn about three elements necessary to create a positive culture around digital citizenship.

Speakers

Merve Lapus

Director of Education Outreach, Common Sense Media

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 30

beginner Common Core

11:00am PDT

Inside Eureka/EngageNY Math

With Eureka/EngageNY math being used in so many classrooms to address the Common Core math standards, come see a breakdown - including videos - of how to implement these lessons and technology in your classroom.

Speakers

Duane Habecker

Mathematics Instructional Coach, Pleasanton Unified School District

I am the K-5 Mathematics Instructional Coach for PUSD. Feel free to talk to me about math pedagogy, number talks, relationship-based teaching, techie stuff, or any other topic on your heart.

Friday April 3, 2015 11:00am - 12:30pm PDT
Room 32

beginner math

12:30pm PDT

Lunch

Friday April 3, 2015 12:30pm - 1:30pm PDT
Gymnasium

1:30pm PDT

Beyond Searching...Finding

Everyone knows how to Google, it has become a verb. But what are you going to do with those 325,892,471 search results? By learning how search works as well as tips and tricks you can whittle those results down and save time. Take your search skills to the next level by attending this session.

Speakers

Sean Williams

Consultant, The Cobblestone Collective

Positive Change Agent

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 12

beginner

1:30pm PDT

Google Sites and the Power of an Authentic Audience

Learn how to motivate students to demonstrate and share their learning with digital portfolios and cross-curricular, common core aligned projects using Google Sites and other Google tools. See students samples and learn how this is being used in the 4th grade classroom while getting ideas on how to modify for any grade level or subject area.

Speakers

Nicole Dalesio

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 1

beginner

1:30pm PDT

Organizing Your Life with Google Calendar

Google Calendar is full of useful features that can help everyone from administrators to classroom teachers be more efficient. Come see some of what you have been missing in the Calendar features.

Speakers

John Miller

King City Union School District, Chalone Peaks Middle School

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 31

beginner

1:30pm PDT

Digital Literacy and Common Core

Your students are digital writers at home. What about at school? Examine the use of blogs, wikis, Google Docs, and video to build the schools our students need and meet the digital literacy demands of Common Core.

Speakers

Joe Wood

Instructional Technology & Assessment Director, Natomas Charter School

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 15

beginner+

1:30pm PDT

Google Drive for the Intermediate User

If you have a basic understanding of Google applications, this class is for you. We will discuss Google Research, Forms, Translate and Slides - kicking them all up a notch! Bring your lesson plans so you can work on integrating these tools into your lesson.

Speakers

Karen Larson

Director, Integrated STEAM, Santa Clara County Office of Education

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 3

beginner+

1:30pm PDT

Google Slides: Remixed

Come check out an "Iron Chef" approach to rethinking multimedia projects in your classroom. Using Google Slides, you will get going and learn how to get your students really going toward optimal presenation design.

Speakers

Simon Miller

EdTech Director, Kellogg School District

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 24

beginner+

1:30pm PDT

Informing with Infographics

Infographics engage students in non-fiction topics and inspire them to make a difference. Empower students to raise awareness by giving them the space to create their own infographics.

Speakers

Rachel Diephouse

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 34

beginner++

1:30pm PDT

Student Creations

Take a look at multiple apps, programs and sites that will get your students' creative juices flowing. We will talk about ThingLink, Educreations, and more!

Speakers

Will Kimbley

Educational Technology Coordinator, Monterey Peninsula Unified School District

Coordinator of Educational TechnologyMonterey Peninsula Unified School DistrictMonterey, CA

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 25

beginner++

1:30pm PDT

Auto-Scoring and offering Automated Feedback through Google Forms

In this session, participants will use three methods to automate the workflow of grading student assessments and offering feedback. This is an exciting intermediate/advanced session, participants will be using add-ons such as Flubaroo, Yet Another Mail Merge and Autocrat.

Speakers

John Eick

Executive Director, Westlake Charter School

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 10

beginner++ Common Core

1:30pm PDT

Augment your Classroom Reality!

Make your classrooms come alive! Learn what it is and how you can enhance your current curriculum with these fascinating and exciting augmented reality tools!

Speakers

Martin Ricardo Cisneros

Education Evangelist | Modern Learning Advisor, Adobe

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 22

beginner++ math

1:30pm PDT

Minecraft: 7th and 8th Grade Examples

If you are using Minecraft - or are interested in using Minecraft - come see a district technology coach show you the ins and outs for getting middle school students engaged.

Speakers

Erin Zaich

Elementary Teacher, Los Altos School District

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 8

beginner++ math

1:30pm PDT

Assessment - Engaging & Transformative

Explore a variety of FREE student response services that work on any device and give teachers the government to make informed instructional decisions. Bring a device to fully participate in this interactive session!

Speakers

Diane Darrow

Teacher, Palo Alto Unified School District

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 36

beginner+ Common Core

1:30pm PDT

MMMMM

Making Math More Meaningful with Models. Too often we push our students directly to abstract algorithms without first giving students the prerequisite experience with models such as empty number lines, number bonds, arrow method, area model, etc. Perfect for addressing Common Core math standards.

Speakers

Duane Habecker

Mathematics Instructional Coach, Pleasanton Unified School District

I am the K-5 Mathematics Instructional Coach for PUSD. Feel free to talk to me about math pedagogy, number talks, relationship-based teaching, techie stuff, or any other topic on your heart.

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 32

beginner+ math

1:30pm PDT

Graphite

Educators must sift through a sea of digital media to determine what apps, websites, and games are of high quality for student learning. In this session, learn how to discover, use, and integrate the best digital learning products using the free platform Graphite by Common Sense Education. Teachers can find rigorous reviews of learning products, covering a broad range of core academic subjects, and all products are aligned to Common Core State Standards. On Graphite, teachers can search for digital tools learning by grade level, subject area, or Common Core Standard, and all tools are reviewed by teachers.

Speakers

Merve Lapus

Director of Education Outreach, Common Sense Media

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 30

beginner Common Core

1:30pm PDT

Remixing and Modding in the Math Classroom, Grades 6-8

Speakers

Karen Wilson

STEM Coach, Los Altos Elementary

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 5

beginner math

1:30pm PDT

Going Places with Google Maps

Use custom maps to create integrated, powerful, inquiry-based learning activities that inspire thinking, creativity, and curiosity. Maps are perfect for every grade level and subject, engaging students with meaningful opportunities for learning.
Time will be spent learning the tips and tricks of creating custom maps, collaborating about ways to package and share activities, and project creation time.

Speakers

Lisa Highfill

Tech Integration specialist, Pleasanton Unified School District

Friday April 3, 2015 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 23

Common Core math

2:45pm PDT

Closing

Friday April 3, 2015 2:45pm - 3:00pm PDT
Gymnasium