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Event Description This three-hour session will cover the basic requirements for planning and completing the first phase of your E-Rate application for the coming year. We will cover basic E-Rate program rules, eligible items, and the process required to complete the first E-Rate form of the year, the Form 470. We will also cover changes to the program for the coming year and provide tips and tools for making your E-Rate life easier. Please bring a wifi-enabled device and current student enrolment data

Event Description This three-hour session will cover the basic requirements for planning and completing the first phase of your E-Rate application for the coming year. We will cover basic E-rate program rules, eligible items, and the process required to complete the first E-rate form of the year, the Form 470. We will also cover changes to the program for the coming year and provide tips and tools for making your E-rate life easier. Please bring a wifi-enabled device and current

Event Description This training is meant to provide your school with checklists, tools, and resources based around the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF). We will examine the NIST CSF's 5 main areas of Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover. To make your school more cybersecure, we will review 23 categories and 108 sub-categories. Presenter Bio Chris Wherley, Network & Technology Services Coordinator Learning Technology Center

The Design Thinking framework gives us the ability to develop a creative problem-solving mindset when looking at situations. This framework can be brought into our classrooms to create an atmosphere that focuses on collaboration, research, and creativity. Participants in this workshop will engage in a deep dive into the Design Thinking framework while completing hands-on challenges.

Event Description This training is meant to provide your school with checklists, tools, and resources based around the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Cybersecurity Framework (CSF). We will examine the NIST CSF's 5 main areas of Identify, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover. To make your school more cybersecure, we will review 23 categories and 108 sub-categories. Presenter Bio Chris Wherley, Network & Technology Services Coordinator Learning Technology Center

Event Description This three-hour session will cover the basic requirements for planning and completing the first phase of your E-Rate application for the coming year. We will cover basic E-Rate program rules, eligible items, and the process required to complete the first E-Rate form of the year, the Form 470. We will also cover changes to the program for the coming year and provide tips and tools for making your E-Rate life easier. Please bring a wifi-enabled device and current student enrolment data

Event Description This three-hour session will cover the basic requirements for planning and completing the first phase of your E-Rate application for the coming year. We will cover basic E-Rate program rules, eligible items, and the process required to complete the first E-Rate form of the year, the Form 470. We will also cover changes to the program for the coming year and provide tips and tools for making your E-Rate life easier. Please bring a wifi-enabled device and current student enrolment data

Event Description This three-hour session will cover the basic requirements for planning and completing the first phase of your E-Rate application for the coming year. We will cover basic E-Rate program rules, eligible items, and the process required to complete the first E-Rate form of the year, the Form 470. We will also cover changes to the program for the coming year and provide tips and tools for making your E-Rate life easier. Please bring a wifi-enabled device and current student enrolment data

E-rate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services, and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28-day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for the application can be discussed with the chosen providers.

Lisa Schwartz, from the Illinois Learning Technology Center, will be providing an overview of Google. From G-Mail to Calendar, Drive, and Sheets, Lisa will show us more efficient ways to use Google in the workplace.

Learn and complete the first phase of your E-Rate application. The session will cover basic E-Rate program rules, eligible items, and the process required to complete the first E-Rate form of the year, the Form 470. We will also cover changes to the program for the coming year and provide tips and tools for making your E-Rate life easier.

This workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 1 certification exam. Certification indicates a fundamental understanding of using Google Tools in the classroom and confirms standard technology implementation skills. This workshop is designed for teachers that have a solid base of implementing the Google tools in their classroom and is not designed as an introduction to Google tools. Educators who pass the certification test can advertise their status with a personalized certificate and badge. Certification lasts 36 months. Participants should bring a Chromebook or laptop to the workshop.

In this workshop, participants will learn the ins and outs of Google Classroom and best practices for integrating this amazing tool with their students! In this session, we will do more than just walk through Google Classroom. Participants will also deep dive into how Classroom integrates with other apps and extensions, and how teachers can successfully manage their digital workflow.

E-rate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services, and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28 day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for the application can be discussed with the chosen providers.

How do you draft an E-Learning Plan that has more than a “snowball’s chance” of being accepted? This informative and interactive session will help school and district administrators navigate the new requirements and draft a high-quality and inclusive E-Learning Plan.

This workshop is meant to provide your school with checklists, tools, and resources based around the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Cyber-security Framework (CSF). We will examine the NIST CST's five main areas of Identity, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover as well as the 23 categories and 108 sub-categories to make your school more cybersecure. The intended audience is Administration, Curriculum Leaders, and Technology Leaders.

Are you new to G Suite for Education? This workshop will explore the ins-and-outs of this amazing platform and help you down the runway to success. From Google Drive to Docs to Forms to Sheets and everything in-between, we will explore how you can get the most out of your G Suite experience! Lunch will be provided by ROE #17.

E-rate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services, and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28-day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for the application can be discussed with the chosen providers.

The Level 1 Certification workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 1 certification exam (not included). Level 1 certification indicates a fundamental understanding of using Google Tools in the classroom and confirms standard technology implementation skills. This workshop requires a general knowledge of Google tools for education (this is not an introduction to Google). Participants must have a Google account and an internet-connected device to attend.Lake County Google Certification Level 1

E-rate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services, and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28-day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for the application can

The Level 2 Certification workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 2 certification exam. The Google for Education site states: Level 2 status indicates that an educator is able to successfully integrate a wider range of Google for Education tools and other technologies in order to transform their teaching practice. Educators who pass the certification test will be able to advertise their status with a personalized certificate and badge. Certification lasts 36 months.

The Level 2 Certification workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 2 certification exam (not included). The Google for Education site states: Level 2 status indicates that an educator is able to successfully integrate a wider range of Google for Education tools and other technologies in order to transform their teaching practice. Participants must have a Google account and an internet-connected device to attend. While participation in a Google Level 1 workshop is not required, it is recommended.

Have you been looking for a way to bring critical thinking, problem solving, coding, and STEM into your classroom? Look no further than the Piper computer kit! ROE 49 now has Piper computer kits available for educators to check out and use with their students. These kits allow students to build and program their own computers out of simple materials. During this hands-on workshop, teachers will construct a Piper computer using the provided kit. They will then explore the computer’s features, and discuss ways it can be used in their classrooms with students. For more information on the Piper computer visit playpiper.com.

Event Description ERate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services; and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28 day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for

HyperDocs create an interactive learning experience for students, allowing them to explore content, create and curate digital artifacts that demonstrate what they know, think, feel, and understand. This workshop will explore the ideas behind Hyperdocs and student choice. Participants will have guided time to create activities using a variety of G Suite Apps for Education to use with their students immediately.

How do you draft an E-Learning Plan that has more than a “snowball’s chance” of being accepted? This informative and interactive session will help school and district administrators navigate the new requirements and draft a high-quality and inclusive E-Learning Plan.

This workshop is meant to provide your school with checklists, tools, and resources based around the National Institute of Standards and Technology's (NIST) Cyber-security Framework (CSF). We will examine the NIST CST's five main areas of Identity, Protect, Detect, Respond, and Recover as well as the 23 categories and 108 sub-categories to make your school more cybersecure. The intended audience is Administration, Curriculum Leaders, and Technology Leaders.

ERate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services; and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28 day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for the application can be discussed with the chosen providers.

The Level 1 Certification workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 1 certification exam. Level 1 certification indicates a fundamental understanding of using Google Tools in the classroom and confirms standard technology implementation skills. Educators who pass the certification test will be able to advertise their status with a personalized certificate and badge. Certification lasts 36 months.

E-Rate applicants file an FCC Form 471 to request discounts on eligible products and services. Applicants must include information on the recipients of services, discount calculations, costs of service, dates of service, and service provider(s). Please be prepared to provide detailed descriptions of services; and certify compliance with program rules. Applicants must have a 470 filed at least 28 days before filing the 471. After that 28 day window, contracts may be signed, and additional details needed for the application can be discussed with the chosen providers.

In today’s world, students are immersed in technology. From social media to fake news to strangers online, students encounter countless technological challenges on a daily basis. How can we as educators help our students be outstanding digital citizens? Are we doing all we can to teach students the skills they need to safely navigate the Internet? In this workshop, teachers will gain insight into today’s learners and how to help them become media literate. We’ll also explore existing digital citizenship programs to help you get started.

Are you new to G Suite for Education? This workshop will explore the ins-and-outs of the G Suite Apps for Education. From Google Drive to Docs to Gmail and Classroom. We will explore how you can get the most out of your G Suite experience! Please bring a Chromebook with you to get the most out of this training.

The Level 1 Certification workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 1 certification exam. Level 1 certification indicates a fundamental understanding of using Google Tools in the classroom and confirms standard technology implementation skills. Educators who pass the certification test will be able to advertise their status with a personalized certificate and badge. Certification lasts 36 months.

Are you new to G Suite for Education? This workshop will dive into the ins-and-outs of this amazing platform and help get you on the road to success. From Google Drive to Docs to Forms to Sheets and everything in-between, we will explore how you can get the most out of your G Suite experience!

Google Tips and Tricks for Administrative Assistants. Lisa Schwartz, from the Illinois Learning Technology Center, will be providing an overview of Google. From G-Mail to Calendar, Drive, and Sheets, Lisa will show us more efficient ways to use Google in your workplace.

Google Tips and Tricks for Administrative Assistants. Lisa Schwartz, from the Illinois Learning Technology Center, will be providing an overview of Google. From G-Mail to Calendar, Drive, and Sheets, Lisa will show us more efficient ways to use Google in your workplace.