SCETV's At-Home Learning Zoom Series, April 23, 2020 (recording), and Common Sense edWebinar, June 22, 2020 (recording)
Packaging Digital Assignments: Creating Efficient and Easy-to-Navigate Lessons for At Home Learning
Are you adjusting to a new and unfamiliar environment of teaching and learning online and need new ways of presenting content? Moving assignments to a digital format can seem daunting, especially with the assortment of tools that are being thrown at teachers. But it doesn’t have to be! In this presentation, examine good practices for at-home learning, discover why packaging digital assignments is important and a few tips for how to do it, and explore two tools for efficiently packaging digital assignments. At the end of this presentation, viewers will feel better prepared to create digital assignments in either Google Slides, Seesaw, or both, so that students will be able to easily navigate them at home.
SCETV's 21st-Century Learners Week, July 24, 2019
#You're It: Why All 21st-Century Educators Must Teach Media Literacy & How

Upstate Technology Conference, July 9, 2019
You Are Here! Google My Maps in the Classroom

South Carolina School Boards Association, February 17, 2018
Boot Up Your Digital Learning Environment

South Carolina EdTech Conference, October 25, 2017, and SCASA Instructional Technology Leaders Roundtable, December 1, 2017
Coding in the Classroom with Little Learners
By integrating content-rich coding opportunities into instruction, teachers are able to provide learning experiences that focus on critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration. These “out-of-the-box” activities engage and empower all types of student learners. Come join us to examine content-based coding in the classroom with primary and elementary age students. Session highlights will include science with Ozobots and digital storytelling with Scratch Jr. Following a brief sharing of ideas and samples, participants will spend time interacting with the Ozobot and Scratch Jr coding platforms.
Coding in the Classroom with Little Learners
By integrating content-rich coding opportunities into instruction, teachers are able to provide learning experiences that focus on critical thinking, problem solving and collaboration. These “out-of-the-box” activities engage and empower all types of student learners. Come join us to examine content-based coding in the classroom with primary and elementary age students. Session highlights will include science with Ozobots and digital storytelling with Scratch Jr. Following a brief sharing of ideas and samples, participants will spend time interacting with the Ozobot and Scratch Jr coding platforms.
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ReplyDeleteI watched your webinar on packaging digital learning. Could you send me the slide that had all of the resource links in it. I want to check out the Slides resources, slides tip a day and the templates. Thank you. I love your stuff.
The slides are linked in the top above in the title of the webinar. Please email me if you have any questions.
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