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…– Executive Director, LTC Opening Keynote (8:50-9:50) Dr. Kristen Mattson, Edvolve Block 1 (10:00-10:50) Media Literacy: Helping Students Make Sense of their Digital World Eric Santos “I’ll Google it,” K-2 Style! Amy Graham Know Your (Copy)Rights : What Educators Can and Can’t Use Emily Pool Internet 101: Stuff You Pretend to Know but Are Afraid to Ask Nicole Zumpano Critical Consumers Become Creative Curators in the ELA Classroom Nicole Stroup Block 2 (10:55-11:45)…
…tools, including GitHub, Ozobot, Google’s Applied Digital Skills, micro:bit, LEGO Education Learning System, and more Who is this Training for?: 6-12 teachers (with or without prior CS teaching experience), librarians and library media specialist, any educator interested in teaching computer science Workshop Length: 5 days Cost: $400 Scholarships: Available Upcoming Trainings June 23-27, 2025 | CS PD Week | Central Illinois Missouri Workshops & Cohorts CS Discoveries | 6-10 Teachers Training Overview Ignite your students’ interest in computer…
…Tours The Learning Technology Center’s Learning Tours are an opportunity for educators and district leaders to visit other districts in order to experience innovative, best practices in learning space design, digital learning tools, 1:1 implementation, personalized learning, and more. The districts hosting Learning Tours drive the agenda, showcasing everything from instructional practices, resource adoption, infrastructure, community partnerships, use of space and time, physical security, and culture. Be a Part of the First Learning Tour On October 18, 2019,…
…first step to solving any problem is identifying that the problem exists. I have seen firsthand lately that being a leader has nothing to do with a title. Being a leader has everything to do with action. I am witnessing kitchen workers, bus drivers, and educators working tirelessly to positively impact students in the face of severe challenges. These are the true leaders in a crisis, and they deserve our recognition. Leadership is about actually doing something. Based…
…with the capacity to influence young people’s thoughts on justice, power, and equity. Participants will learn more about the process of sharing one’s opinion with middle and high school students, as well as some best practices for engaging those students in civic, purpose-driven debates about the issues that matter to them. Where to Start with Teaching Digital Literacy? Many educators today are wondering just that – “what are the first steps to teaching digital literacy in the classroom?”…
…Together, they craft high-impact learning opportunities that address short and long-term needs while also advocating for effective instructional, assessment, and curricular practices. “We’re grateful to SETDA for this recognition,” McIlvain added. “It reflects the vision, talent, and dedication of our staff and their drive to help Illinois students reach their full potential.” About the Learning Technology Center The Learning Technology Center is an Illinois State Board of Education program that supports all public K-12 districts, schools, and educators…
…a reality by partnering district leaders directly with a nationwide organization committed to local education progress. Through this program, K-12 stakeholders gain exclusive access to training opportunities and learning resources that can raise the bar for CS learning in their district in the near-term. Through its District Program, Code.org offers district leaders a golden opportunity to partner at no cost, aiming to: Prepare students for a tech-driven future. Enhance STEM learning and access. Provide professional development for educators….
The DHS Cybersecurity Education Training Assistance Program (CETAP) equips K-12 teachers with cybersecurity curricula and education tools. This resource includes project-driven Curricula (e.g., lesson plans, assessments); programs (e.g., hands-on cybersecurity learning activities for middle-school and high-school students); and Student Resources for students, parents, and activity leaders looking to enhance students’ awareness of STEM, computer science, and cyber topics. View Resource 90244 1…
Diane Sweeney Consulting is an educational consulting group founded by Diane Sweeney, author of several books on Student-Centered Coaching. Diane Sweeney Consulting offers a qualified team of K-12 consultants and partners with school and district coaches, principals, and district leaders to implement a data-driven and student-centered model of instructional coaching and professional development. View Resource 90244 1…
Edhesive makes online learning accessible, personal and meaningful. We combine online instruction from nationally recognized experts with the personal touch of local teachers, who offer students face-to-face guidance and support. Our unique approach is driven by our belief that online learning has the power to reach all learners regardless of their location or resources, yet can only succeed if students feel a personal connection to it. Teachers at local schools who may or may not have expertise in…
