ETC! 2020 Conference

Eduprotocols designed by Marlena Hebern and Jon Corippo take digital templates to a whole new level. During this workshop, we will explore the collaborative nature of Eduprotocols. Topics covered include:  Why should we use these?  How do we build them?  What do we use them for?  Walk away with something you can use next week.

The world of digital formative assessments can be a very scary place--there are so many tools and it's hard to figure out the best ways to implement them.  This session will cover 5 of the most popular digital formative assessment tools: Quizlet Live, Socrative, Poll Everywhere, Kahoot, & Nearpod.  This demo session will show you tips and tricks for using these formative assessment tools and is meant for those who are just starting on their digital path, or those who are just curious about these tech tools. Make sure you bring your device (a laptop or iPad is best).

I was tired of the same old tired study guide worksheets (you know, the same ones that haven't been changed for the last 20 years?) and my students were, too.  I had used the collaborative bulletin board, Padlet, plenty of times, but it wasn't until I changed the way I used it that I hit pay dirt.  Do you want your students to SHOW you what they've learned?  Do you want them to work collaboratively as a team?  Do you want to see information displayed in new, engaging ways?  Do you want your students to use their 21st-century skills?  Learn to create collaborative study guides in Padlet and find out how.  *Participants should bring a personal device to access the internet, a laptop is best.

Learn about alternative ways to show what you know and think about a book that does not involve a worksheet.  This is a hands-on learning session for all grades.  Bring an iPad, Chromebook, or laptop to this session.