Pennsylvania Educational Technology Expo & Conference - PETE&C

01 Mar 10

Ann Baum (Johnston)

Aly Tapp
Jared Mader
Michelle Krill
Dayna Laur
Michelle Krill
Paula Westerman
Kathy Stetter
Sally Kashner Co-Presenter(s): Pam Cross, Cathy DiPiano
Michelle Krill
Mary Lehman
Aly Tapp
Presenter: Jamie Evans Co-Presenter(s): Kevin Willson
Nathan Hammond
Ann Johnston

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19 Feb 10

Marge Runkle

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12 Jan 10

Diane Thomson

Session Number: AH29 Session Time: Monday 10:30 am - 11:30 am Session Location: Hotel Hershey Program Title: Where in the World am I? Teaching GIS Technologies Program Description: GIS (geographic information systems) has been named by U.S. Department of Labor as one of the top emerging technologies. Come hear about a collaboration that proposes to develop a online, open source curriculum for K12 educators to use to teach these technologies to elementary, middle and high schools students. Affiliated Organization: Tuscarora Intermediate Unit Session Type: IU PETE Member: Room: Starlight Terrace West Presenter: Daniel Berger Co-Presenter(s): Stew Bruce, Chuck Benton Strand(s): Emerging Technologies/Trends, Learning Environments/Distance Learning/Course Management Audience(s): All Level: Introductory
Session Number: BL10 Session Time: Monday 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Project Based Wiki Learning Program Description: Project Based Learning is great for kids to learn new information, but hard for teachers to manage. Learn best practices from a classroom teacher and how to manage twenty students working on projects by utilizing a Wiki for communication, project planning, reflection and evaluation. See http://cpavts.wikispaces.com/ for more info. Affiliated Organization: Cumberland-Perry AVTS / PAECT Session Type: K-12 PETE Member: PAECT Room: Magnolia A Presenter: Christopher Champion Strand(s): Emerging Technologies/Trends, Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices, Learning Environments/Distance Learning/Course Management Audience(s): K-8, 9-12 Level: Introductory
Session Number: BL11 Session Time: Monday 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: What's on TV? Student Videos from Science Class. Program Description: Making an interactive project for your students to learn a challenging concept in your science classroom. The video projects are a great way for students to review a concept before taking an assessment. These projects are also a wonderful way of differentiating the instruction within your classroom to meet each students interests and needs.
Affiliated Organization: Gateway School District Session Type: K-12 PETE Member: Room: Wild Rose B Presenter: Cheryl Kohler Strand(s): Performing/Creative Arts, Professional Development/Teacher Preparation Audience(s): K-8, 9-12, Technology Director or Coordinator/Instructional Technologist Level: Introductory

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08 Dec 09

Michelle Hapich

Moodle: Practical Pointers
Julie Allison
Monday 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Math 2.0: Creativity and Collaboration
Michelle Hapich
Jason Henry
iPods as a Classroom Computing Platform.
Dominic Salvucci
Tuesday 9:15 am - 10:15 am
Open a New Door with Podcasts
Jason Henry
Michelle Hapich

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10 Feb 09

Melanie Hoskins

09 Feb 09

Chris Penny

Session Number: AL03 Session Time: Monday 10:15 am - 11:15 am Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Think Outside the Board; Creative Smartboard Uses Program Description: Is your whiteboard still a "puzzle"? Let me "put the pieces together". By using a few applications and thinking SMARTer, you’ll engage students with these interesting, curriculum-based ideas. We’ll cover creative uses for your Smartboard. This presentation will be given by a 2008 Pa Keystone Educator and Smartboard certified instructor. Affiliated Organization: Propel Schools Session Type: K-12 PETE Member: KEYSTONE Room: Empire D Presenter: Joseph Oliphant Strand(s): Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices, Technology Directions: Issues, Innovations, Research Audience(s): All Level: ALL
Session Number: AL21 Session Time: Monday 10:15 am - 11:15 am Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Beyond School Walls Program Description: Create a quick, easy and free webpage online which excites and interests students and parents. This presentation will review how to connect a class webpage with news, calendars, videos, and more. The discussion will include how to choose elements which improve student learning and connect to local and national standards. Affiliated Organization: West Chester University Session Type: Higher Ed PETE Member: Room: Tower Suite 3 Presenter: Larysa Nadolny Co-Presenter(s): Chris Penny, Jack Kinslow Strand(s): Emerging Technologies/Trends, Standards/NCLB Audience(s): All Level: Introductory
Session Number: AH26 Session Time: Monday 10:30 am - 11:30 am Session Location: Hotel Hershey Program Title: The results of web 2.0 tools in the classroom Program Description: In the summer of 2008 Harrisburg University conducted an educator’s workshop, “Web 2.0 in the Classroom.” Workshop participants implemented web 2.0 technology into their classrooms as part of completing the course work. Attend this presentation to hear about the web 2.0 implementations including benefits, obstacles and learning outcomes. Affiliated Organization: Harrisburg University Session Type: Higher Ed PETE Member: Room: Garden Terrace Ballroom West Presenter: Andy Petroski Strand(s): Emerging Technologies/Trends, Professional Development/Teacher Preparation, Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices, Technology Directions: Issues, Innovations, Research, Technology Leadership Audience(s): K-8, 9-12, Administration/School Board/Business Officer, Higher Ed, Technology Director or Coordinator/Instructional Technologist Level: Introductory
Session Number: BL02 Session Time: Monday 11:30 am - 12:30 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Become a Techno-traditional Teacher Program Description: Technology has revolutionized our educational systems. As an integral component of the curriculum, it is a chameleon-like tool that can be used with any content. Join author Tony Brewer for an informative look at how to use technology in ways that are quick, easy and best of all fun! Affiliated Organization: Brewer Learning Center Session Type: K-12 PETE Member: Room: Crystal A Presenter: Tony Brewer Strand(s): Professional Development/Teacher Preparation, Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices Audience(s): All Level: Introductory
Session Number: CL03 Session Time: Monday 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Using Scratch in the Classroom Program Description: Scratch is a free and innovative programming language developed by MIT that makes it easy for students to create interactive stories, animations, games, music, and art while addressing academic standards. This presentation will focus on the classroom use and practical academic research of this powerful design tool. Affiliated Organization: Bloomsburg University/ Penn State University Session Type: Higher Ed PETE Member: Room: Empire D Presenter: David Magolis Co-Presenter(s): Shawn Vashaw Strand(s): Emerging Technologies/Trends, Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices Audience(s): K-8, Technology Director or Coordinator/Instructional Technologist Level: Introductory

 Session Number: CL06      
 Session Time: Monday 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm                                                                            
 Session Location: Hershey Lodge
 Program Title: Making the Grade with Concept Maps
 Program Description: Assessing students’ learning from a concept map can be a difficult task. This presentation will review the different types of concept maps and appropriate assessment methods for each type. Participants will have access to exemplary concept map examples and rubrics to bring back to the classroom.
 Affiliated Organization: West Chester University
 Session Type: Higher Ed                
 PETE Member: 
 Room: Empire A                                          
 Presenter: Larysa Nadolny
 Strand(s): Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices
 Audience(s): Pre-K, K-8, 9-12
 Level: Introductory

                  
                

Session Number: CL17 Session Time: Monday 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: CyberSafety: A Higher Ed, K-12 Partnership Model Program Description: Over the past year, Millersville University and Penn Manor School District have collaborated on a large-scale community initiative focused on keeping kids safe online. This session outlines our unique Higher-ed, K-12 partnership and provides a sampling of the Internet Safety programs and content delivered to students, parents and the community. Affiliated Organization: Penn Manor School District & Millersville University of Pennsylvania Session Type: K-12 PETE Member: PASBO Room: Cocoa Suite 2 Presenter: Charlie Reisinger Co-Presenter(s): Nazli Hardy, Ph.D Strand(s): Professional Development/Teacher Preparation, Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices, Technology Directions: Issues, Innovations, Research, Technology Leadership Audience(s): All Level: ALL
Session Number: CL22 Session Time: Monday 2:30 pm - 3:30 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Words of Wisdom from CFF Coach Interviews Program Description: What makes a successful CFF Coach? How can we improve technology implementation? What would a coach do differently the next time around? This presentation will discuss the findings from interviews with CFF coaches giving you the benefit of their real life experiences. Affiliated Organization: Penn State Great Valley School of Graduate Professional Studies Session Type: Higher Ed PETE Member: PAECT Room: Tower Suite 2 Presenter: Dolores Fidishun Co-Presenter(s): Robin Clausen Strand(s): Professional Development/Teacher Preparation, Technology Directions: Issues, Innovations, Research Audience(s): K-8, 9-12, Administration/School Board/Business Officer, Technology Director or Coordinator/Instructional Technologist Level: ALL
Session Number: DL15 Session Time: Monday 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm Session Location: Hershey Lodge Program Title: Ending Copyright Confusion Program Description: Copyright and fair use can be confusing to navigate! This introduction to the Code of Best Practices in Fair Use for Media Literacy Education will explain fair use. The participants will engage in examining scenarios, analyzing real student work and exploring fair use of resources for images, audio, & video. Affiliated Organization: Temple Media Education Lab Session Type: K-12 PETE Member: Room: Cocoa Suite 4 Presenter: Kristin Hokanson Co-Presenter(s): Katie Donnelly, Renee Hobbs Strand(s): Instructional Strategies/Successful Practices, Media Centers Audience(s): All Level: Introductory

 Session Number: DL19      
 Session Time: Monday 3:45 pm – 4:45 pm                                                                            
 Session Location: Hershey Lodge
 Program Title: Introducing Mac OS X v.10.5 "Leopard"
 Program Description: Packed with more than 300 exciting new innovations, Mac OS X v10.5 "Leopard" features a completely new Finder and Desktop environment, making it even easier to quickly browse and locate your files; Time Machine, a revolutionary new automated backup and recovery utility; Spaces, an exciting new way to manage desktop windows; and much more!
 Affiliated Organization: Apple, Inc.
 Session Type: Vendor                   
 PETE Member: 
 Room: Cocoa Suite Terrace                               
 Presenter: Andre Downer
 Strand(s): Emerging Technologies/Trends
 Audience(s): All
 Level: ALL

                  
                