Summer Workshops continued on in Cambridge this week. At the beginning of the week, we spilt the iPad Classroom into two workshops focusing on Elementary and Middle & High School. Then, we wrapped with two, 2 day workshops. Holly Clark lead Digital Portfolios, and Samantha Morra taught the Flipped Classroom. Check out all of our Summer Agendas below and know that space is still available in many of our upcoming workshops in Cambridge, Austin, and Los Angeles.
Summer Workshop Agendas
We publish all of our Summer Workshop resources under the Creative Commons license. These sites are full of great resources, and we are happy to share.
Cambridge Workshops this week
- iPads in the Elementary Classroom with Beth Holland and Samantha Morra
- iPads in the Middle and High School Classroom with Greg Kulowiec and Holly Clark
- The Flipped Classroom & Innovative Instruction with Samantha Morra
- Empowering Student Learning with Digital Portfolios with Holly Clark
Space is still available in our iPad Classroom, Advanced iPad Classroom, and Google Infused Classroom in Los Angeles and Austin during the week of August 4th. Find dates and locations on our Master Schedule.
ETT Summit Update
Only one week until our EdTechTeacher Summit in Chicago! This promises to be an incredible event focused on the future of learning, and we hope to see you there. Space is still available for both the July 28th Pre-Conference workshops and the July 29-30 Conference.
The full schedule for the ETT Summit is now online: ettsummit2014.sched.org. Conference attendees can plan your entire conference schedule on your tablet, smart phone, or computer. This is an amazing line-up of sessions!
Articles from EdTechTeacher and Guest Bloggers
Just in case you missed some of our more recent posts, here they are!
- 10 Things Every Teacher Should Know How To Do With Google Docs – guest post from Jennifer Carey on Edudemic
- Will Computers ever Replace Teachers? – from Justin Reich in the New Yorker
- 9 Tips to Get the Most Out of Conferences – from Carl Hooker on Edudemic
- Putting the World In Their Hands: Augmented Reality in the Classroom – quest Post from ETT Summit presenter, Courtney Pepe
- 6 uses for Evernote in the Classroom – from Greg Kulowiec on Free Technology for Teachers
- A 1:1 Teacher’s Take On How Students Really Act Online – guest post from ETT Summit presenter, Ginnie Pitler
- Creating a Community of Learners With Coding – from Kate Wilson
Other Great Resources
- NEW History Web Site: We recently redesigned our Teaching History with Technology website and coming soon is an updated Best of History Sites. Do you have a great history website you use? Submit your recommendations.
- Innovative Projects: Check out a collection of innovative projects from teachers and students using technology in the classroom. We have organized them by grade level and subject area. If you have an example you would like to share, please let us know!
- Apps for Every Device: Whether your students will have iPads, Chromebooks, Android tablets, or access to computers, we have app suggestions organized by learning activity.
- What is GAFE? Check out our introduction to Google Apps for Education filled with resources to get you started using Google in the classroom.
Connect with Us This Summer!
Now we have even more ways to connect! Tag your Tweets, Instagrams, Google+ and Facebook posts with #ettipad, #ettsummit, and #ettsummer to connect with us and others!