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In this session, we will look to explore how we can best maximize Google tools in a remote learning situation.

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 will provide hands-on time to practice essential tasks necessary to pass the test. Please note: this is not an introduction to Google. Participants are required to have a Google account and an internet-connected device to attend.

Computer Science Discoveries is an introductory computer science course for 6 - 10th grade students. Mapped to CTSA standards, the course takes a wide lens on computer science by covering topics such as problem solving, programming, physical computing, user centered design, and data, while inspiring students as they build their own websites, apps, animations, games, and physical computing systems.

During this session we will dive into how teachers can leverage Google Slides and Google Drawings to create engaging learning experiences for their students.

The Level 1 Certification workshop will prepare participants to take the Google Educator Level 1 certification exam (not included).

Teaching with Chromebooks is a practical workshop that will help you unlock the potential of Chromebooks and web-based tools in your classroom. Are you using your Chromebooks to their full potential? This workshop will help you use them for more than just math games and Google Docs. You will learn useful Chromebook tips and implement strategies that will help you design better lessons and work more efficiently.

This workshop will explore ways to design engaging instructional activities that will support student learning.

During this session we will dive into how teachers can leverage Google Slides and Google Drawings to create engaging learning experiences for their students.

Code.org Computer Science Principles introduces students to the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges them to explore computing and technology can impact the world.

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 will provide hands-on time to practice essential tasks necessary to pass the test. Please note: this is not an introduction to Google. Participants are required to have a Google account and an internet-connected device to attend.

This workshop is designed for participants who are looking to bring coding, robotics, computer science, and project-based learning to the classroom.

In this session, participants will learn a variety of ways that Google Forms can transform their classrooms.

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. This workshop is more exploratory than Level 1. Participants will have time to build content and share with other attendees. Participants are required to have a Google account and an internet-connected device to attend. While attending Google Educator Level 1 isn’t required, it is encouraged. This is not a beginner’s course.

As more school districts develop E-Learning & Remote Learning Day Plans, it is vitally important that teachers develop strong and meaningful Remote Learning Day activities for students.

Event Description In this workshop, you will explore the basic functions and features of Google Classroom. You will learn how to assign class material and activities. We will also look at all of the features available to hold a Google Meet with your students. If you have access to two devices that may help you during the workshop, but it is not necessary. Presenter Bio Lisa Schwartz, Regional Educational Technology Coordinator. Lisa facilitates professional learning events regionally, provides consultation and