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Wednesday, June 19
 

9:20am EDT

(C1) Flipping Out
Flipgrid is a powerful media tool that allows students to present in a safe online format. Flipgrid can be used to share, and teachers can set specific parameters and specifications. Students are even able to provide feedback by “dropping the mic” and respond to their peers’ videos. Teachers are able to “spark” videos and engage in a feedback process all through the Flipgrid interface. Flipgrid has many uses in the classroom like a quick exit ticket or an in depth analysis, and it is great for all grade levels.

Speakers
avatar for Meghan Siemieniak

Meghan Siemieniak

Instructional Technology Specialist, Lynnhaven Middle
avatar for Richard Siemieniak

Richard Siemieniak

School Improvement Specialist, Corporate Landing Middle


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C1

9:20am EDT

(C11) Stay Afloat with Schoology Rubrics
As students begin to submit a variety of work in Schoology, we have the opportunity to also grade the work and provide feedback digitally, and this task is made even easier with Rubrics! In this session, we will learn how to create, attach, and assess with a rubric in the Schoology platform.

Speakers
avatar for Amber Nordwall

Amber Nordwall

Instructional Technology Specialist, Plaza MS
Former middle school English/Language Arts teacher turned ITSUsing technology to support reading and writing across disciplines; digital citizenship and media literacy


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C11

9:20am EDT

(C21) Riding the Wakelet Wave A Simple Platform to Organize Digital Information in One Place
Wakelet is a FREE and easy to use platform to organize articles, videos, and links in one place. I will introduce teachers to the platform and have them create their own Wakelet account. I will walk them through how to create a collection and share it with others.

Speakers
avatar for Amanda Tatum

Amanda Tatum

Teacher, VBCPS
I have been a kindergarten teacher for 22 years. I am interested in the social emotional learning of students. I want to learn more about how to improve a school's culture in order to support our students' SEL growth.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C21

9:20am EDT

(C8) Google Expeditions Field Trips Anywhere Anytime
Learn how to use a Google Expedition cart equipped with tablet, phones, and virtual reality goggles to take your students on a field trip anywhere on the globe. Step into the shoes of the student as the presenters take you on a full expedition with both visual and verbal information. Browse through expeditions that correlate with your curriculum and engage in asking questions for additional information.

Speakers

Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C8

9:20am EDT

(Library Left) Giving Your Children a Voice Through Podcasts
Podcasts are all the rage now. Why shouldn't your children be part of this growing trend? During this session we will give Chromebook friendly options to Podcasting, how Podcasting hits all 5Cs, "do this not that" suggestions and tips, classroom management strategies, equipment needs, and hands on experience as budding Podcasters!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
Library Left

9:20am EDT

(C12) Flipgrid Deep Dive
Already know the Flipgrid basics? Want to take it to the next level? Join us for ideas on how to get your students actively engaged using tools such as Flipgrid Hunt, Grid Pals, and MixTapes!

Speakers

Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C12

9:20am EDT

(C13) Google and Schoology Go Hand in Hand
Google and Schoology were made for each other! Learn how to use Google apps to encourage students to create, collaborate, communicate and think critically. Use Google slides, drawings, docs and forms to foster the 5 C's, using Schoology to deliver and direct learning.

Speakers
avatar for Kellie Weisenbeck

Kellie Weisenbeck

Instructional Technology Specialist, Virginia Beach City Public Schools


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C13

9:20am EDT

(C23) A BEEP ing journey through BrainPOP
Have you always enjoyed Tim, Annie, and Moby? Of course you have; they are fun, funny, and informative. Did you know that there is way more to BrainPOP than the movies and quizzes? Join me on a "Beep"ing journey through BrainPOP. You'll discover ways to entertain yourself and your class and do lots of learning along the way. Oh, teachers can assess and gather data, too. "BEEP"! Please, have a device with you that can access BrainPOP/BrainPOP Jr.

Speakers
JR

Juliet Rickman

5th Grade Teacher, Bettie F Williams ES


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C23

9:20am EDT

(C9) Collect Collaborate Create Wakelet Can Do It All
You can put all your sources together into one collection by including links, videos, bookmarks, images, PDFs, and more. You can even edit the sources by giving them their own name and descriptions. Take this a step further and have your students create their own Wakelets! Students can collaborate together, work on Genius Hour projects, complete PBLs, and share their Wakelets with anyone in the world. Let them take their learning into their own hands!

Check it out at: wakelet.com

Speakers
avatar for Jen Malit

Jen Malit

4th Grade Teacher, Glenwood ES
I'm an ITS that loves learning about new technology in education. I’m passionate about sharing ideas with teachers so they can get excited about using technology as well!
AT

Anthony Trovato

Admin Asst ES, Glenwood ES


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C9

9:20am EDT

(D13) Baby Steps for Coding Two lefts don't make a right but three do
Need some hands-on help with the basics of what coding is? In this session you will learn some of the super easy basics so you can feel confident when your students are doing computer science projects.

Speakers
avatar for Tim Bakner

Tim Bakner

Instructional Coach, Virginia Beach City Public Schools
avatar for Brian Smith

Brian Smith

ITS, VBCPS


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
D13

9:20am EDT

(D2) Discussions Within Schoology
Participants will learn how to utilize the discussion options in Schoology for each subject area. We will discuss the benefits of using discussions, activities that can be added to discussions, and how to moderate and grade discussions in classes.

Speakers
avatar for Nicole Cabral

Nicole Cabral

ITS, VBCPS


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
D2

9:20am EDT

(D4) Balancing Seesaw in the Special Ed Classroom
Participants will learn how to utilize Seesaw for social skills, academics, data collection and family communication. This will be specially geared towards special education and self-contained classrooms; however, these skills can be used in any class kindergarten on up. Please be sure to bring a charged Chromebook or iPad to use at session. Participants will leave with a list of ideas for the classroom and several activities to use within your classroom. *This class is listed for experienced users, however differentiation will be provided.*

Speakers
avatar for Debbie Gibbs

Debbie Gibbs

Library Media Specialist, Virginia BeachPublic Schools
avatar for Paula Ott

Paula Ott

ITS, VBCPS
VBCPS educator, mom of 3, EdTech Enthusiast, learning & development trainer, Seesaw Certified Educator, BrainPop Certified Educator, FlipGrid Ambassador, Level 1 Google Certified,& lifelong learner. I am addicted to my family, soccer, the beach, boating, and warm weather!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
D4

9:20am EDT

(C14) Diving into Coding Moving from the Virtual to physical world
This session is designed to introduce the BBC Micro:Bit and how it can be used in the educational setting. We will show you how you can start your students coding on a virtual Micro:Bit and transferring that knowledge to the Micro:Bit Unit. Diving into coding causes great excitement in the classroom, but Diving deeper and transferring that skill to a physical object raises that excitement to a whole new level!.

Speakers
avatar for Ken Smead

Ken Smead

Instructional Tech Specialist, White Oaks ES
Instructional Technology Specialist White Oaks Elementary School
avatar for Kim Winingear

Kim Winingear

Instructional Tech Specialist, North Landing Elementary School


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C14

9:20am EDT

(C17) Hyped up on Hyperdrawings
Using Google Hyperdrawings to promote inquiry, build research skills, encourage student collaboration, and foster students natural curiosity and creativity. Teachers will learn how to create Hyperdrawings to support the VBCPS curriculum.

Speakers
KS

Kimberly Spruill

Reading Specialist, Pembroke Meadows ES


Wednesday June 19, 2019 9:20am - 10:20am EDT
C17

10:30am EDT

(C10) Stop Repeating Yourself Screencast Instead
If you often find yourself repeating the same directions to the same class, come see how to record your screen. You'll see how to use Screencastify and Loom, two tools for recording your screen, your face, or both. We'll also talk about how students can use these tools to demonstrate understanding.

Speakers
avatar for Ellen Nesbit

Ellen Nesbit

Instructional Technology Specialist, Brandon Middle School
Instructional Technology Specialist in Virginia Beach, Virginia; Certifications: Google Certified Educator Level II, Microsoft Office Specialist;Masters in Instructional Technology from Old Dominion University (and oddly, a bachelor's in Spanish Literature from Salem College in Winston-Salem... Read More →


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
C10

10:30am EDT

(C12) Snorkeling With Screencastify
Have you ever used Screencastify? No? Then this session is for you! This session will show participants how to utilize Screencastify to turn a basic slideshow or website into a shareable, narrated video. Examples of use across grade levels and subject areas that encourage student agency, communication, creativity and critical thinking will be shared. The presenter will provide participants with step-by-step directions and digital handouts for implementation.

Speakers
HS

Helen Sissel

LMS, VBCPS
I am a life long learner and career educator. I have taught at all levels - ES, MS & HS.What do I enjoy most about my role as a librarian? Collaborating, co-teaching and brainstorming with my colleagues and delivering rich, engaging lessons to all learners at all levels.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
C12

10:30am EDT

(C16) Podcasts By Students For Students
Less screen time? Sounds like a dream! Get your students engaged in the process of creating their own podcast with their classmates. They'll love to listen to their ideas come to life, and be able to share them with the world. Also great for PBLs and student clubs. 

Check out my podcast for an example: anchor.fm/bookseekers

Speakers
avatar for Jen Malit

Jen Malit

4th Grade Teacher, Glenwood ES
I'm an ITS that loves learning about new technology in education. I’m passionate about sharing ideas with teachers so they can get excited about using technology as well!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
C16

10:30am EDT

(C26) Riding the Wakelet Wave A Simple Platform to Organize Digital Information in One Place
Wakelet is a FREE and easy to use platform to organize articles, videos, and links in one place. I will introduce teachers to the platform and have them create their own Wakelet account. I will walk them through how to create a collection and share it with others.

Speakers
avatar for Amanda Tatum

Amanda Tatum

Teacher, VBCPS
I have been a kindergarten teacher for 22 years. I am interested in the social emotional learning of students. I want to learn more about how to improve a school's culture in order to support our students' SEL growth.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
C26

10:30am EDT

(C4) Spark Joy in your Classroom with Adobe Spark
Adobe Spark empowers anyone to turn ideas into graphics, web stories, and animated videos in minutes. Spark is easy to use - pick a design theme that speaks to you, drop in photos here and there, add your text, and you’re done! Spark Joy in your classroom with this fun, engaging, and creative tool.

Speakers
avatar for Caroline Altman

Caroline Altman

Instructional Technology Specialist, Glenwood Elementary
avatar for Heather Moore

Heather Moore

Instructional Technology Specialist, VBCPS - Salem Middle School


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
C4

10:30am EDT

(D4) Schoology Using Playposit to Engage Students and Check for Understanding with Video
In this course, learners will engage with PlayPosit in Schoology through guided practice and hands-on exploration in Schoology. Time is also provided for each learner to apply what they learn to their own subject area. Learners will have time to reflect and set goals on how this topic will support transformational and blended learning. Please contact the instructor through their e-mail address for any questions or concerns.

Speakers
SH

Shawn Hirano

School Improvement Specialist, Green Run High
SJ

Scott Jordan

Instructional Technology Specialist, Virginia Beach City Public Schools


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
D4

10:30am EDT

(D18) Technology Tools for the Special Education Classroom
Learn how to use a variety of instructional tools to support the special education student. In this session we will highlight using the discussion board and assignment features within Schoology with your SPED students as well as creating grading groups to assign audio online to students by subject, and how to create your own audio files with a text to speech website. We will also discuss strategies with the Read & Write extension for SPED students and the Google ability to use speech to text.

Speakers
avatar for Tracy McCarthy

Tracy McCarthy

Teacher, Corporate Landing ES
Education is not just my job, it’s my passion.
avatar for Liz Shovelin

Liz Shovelin

Instructional Technology Specialist, Corporate Landing Elementary School


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
D18

10:30am EDT

(C15) Teaching in the Digital Classroom A review of Deck Toys and Gimkit
This session is for the expert teacher and novice teacher, looking to add to their Digital tool kit, for their Digital Classroom. Participants will be learning about two new exciting teaching tools, Deck.Toys and Gimkitten (formerly Gimkit). Participants will learn how they can effectively use the tools in the classroom for multiple purposes such as; review, teaching new material, and assessing student knowledge. Participants of this session will also receive a novice intro to Quizlet as well.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 10:30am - 11:30am EDT
C15

1:00pm EDT

(C10) 10 Things You Didn't Know Schoology Could Do
Come join us to add 10 new Schoology tricks to your toolbox. This session is for participants who are comfortable with the basic features of Schoology and are looking to transform learning in their classrooms. How to add start and end times to embedded YouTube videos, color-code the Calendar, and pin links as Announcements are just a few of the lesser-known Schoology secrets that will be shared at this session. Come prepared with your Chromebook or Windows device, and leave with at least one technique you can start using right away.

Speakers
avatar for Amber Nordwall

Amber Nordwall

Instructional Technology Specialist, Plaza MS
Former middle school English/Language Arts teacher turned ITSUsing technology to support reading and writing across disciplines; digital citizenship and media literacy
avatar for Jessica Carpenter

Jessica Carpenter

Instructional Technology Specialist, Great Neck Middle School - VBCPS
I am an Instructional Technology Specialist in Virginia Beach, VA and a former math educator. I am passionate about engaging students in learning through student-created products.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C10

1:00pm EDT

(C15) Schoology Level Just the Basics
Learners will explore…
The parts of the Schoology interface.
How to create and organize folders and resources.
How to add resource to Schoology.
How to create an assignment in a Schoology Course.

Speakers
avatar for Suzanne Flach

Suzanne Flach

Instructional Technology Specialist, First Colonial High


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C15

1:00pm EDT

(C17) Gamifying Your Classroom With Classcraft
- Learn the basics of what Classcraft is and how to set it up to gamify your classroom.
- Kellie and I both use Classcraft very differently in our classrooms, so between the two of us, we will be presenting how two different educators can use Classcraft accomplish their goals.
- We will be giving away free resources / stickers / posters / free premium account
- I will also be giving away links to tons of Classcraft (Random Events, Quests, and Boss Battles) that I have made that are aligned with 4th and 5th grade VBOs.
- Learn how to use Classcraft to get students to work together to manage your room for you with Tools like: Volume Meter, Random Name/Team generator, and Countdown clocks.
- Learn how to use Classcraft as a PBIS tool to build a community in your class that gains points to use toward in-game and real-world rewards.

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I will be submitting a second proposal for a session I would like to teach that will be a good commercial for this session as a follow up. In my other proposal, "Going Digital with 4th and 5th Grade Content," I will be sharing ways to teach and review science and social studies VBOs with many different digital strategies and tools. One of these will be with Classcraft, so it would work out great if this came after, so I could steer people toward this session on how to get set up with Classcraft. I would even be willing to do the both sessions back to in the morning and the afternoon, so there would be two chances for people to do both.

Speakers
avatar for Mike Lewis

Mike Lewis

4th Grade Teacher, Parkway Elementary
 
avatar for Kellie Weisenbeck

Kellie Weisenbeck

Instructional Technology Specialist, Virginia Beach City Public Schools


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C17

1:00pm EDT

(C4) Organizing your Google Drive
Does your Google Drive leave you feeling like you're diving for lost treasure? This session will provide you with tips to organize your MyDrive as well as offer tips to help students do the same.

Speakers
avatar for Heather Wren

Heather Wren

Instructional Technology Specialist, Virginia Beach City Public Schools


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C4

1:00pm EDT

(C7) Podcasts By Students For Students
Less screen time? Sounds like a dream! Get your students engaged in the process of creating their own podcast with their classmates. They'll love to listen to their ideas come to life, and be able to share them with the world. Also great for PBLs and student clubs. 

Check out my podcast for an example: anchor.fm/bookseekers

Speakers
avatar for Jen Malit

Jen Malit

4th Grade Teacher, Glenwood ES
I'm an ITS that loves learning about new technology in education. I’m passionate about sharing ideas with teachers so they can get excited about using technology as well!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C7

1:00pm EDT

(C9) Elevating Schoology with External Tools
This course will teach you to embed a LTI app that are available with Schoology, such as Gale resources, Playposit, and Discovery Ed. As well as, ways to embed external sites like Quizlet, Peardeck and Flipgrid. This is a great class for anyone ready to up their Schoology game!

Speakers
avatar for Jennifer Blais

Jennifer Blais

ITS, Salem HS
avatar for Arcadia Parson

Arcadia Parson

Instructional Technology Specialist (ITS), Virginia Beach City Public Schools
I am an ambassador for Schoology and for Classcraft. My passions are personalized learning and gamification. I'd love to help you take your class activities to the next level!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C9

1:00pm EDT

(D4) Google Slides The Swiss Army Knife of Google Apps
In this course we will discuss creative tips and tricks for using arguably the most versatile Google application. Ditch the mindset that Slides are only for presentations and get ready to learn how to use this powerful tool for everything from digitizing your typical activity sheets to playing math center games to collaborating to making stop motion animation and more! Additionally, discover the wonderful world of ADD-ONS! All skill levels welcomed, but a basic understanding of basic tools in Slides would be helpful (i.e., inserting shapes, keyboard shortcuts for cut and paste, inserting images).

Speakers
avatar for Travis Bowman

Travis Bowman

4, Christopher Farms ES
I am a brand new instructional technology specialist. I love anything to do with the outdoors. I would love to find new ways to incorporate my loves of hiking, cycling and technology into highly engaging activities, lessons, and student driven projects.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
D4

1:00pm EDT

(Library Left) Giving Your Children a Voice Through Podcasts
Podcasts are all the rage now. Why shouldn't your children be part of this growing trend? During this session we will give Chromebook friendly options to Podcasting, how Podcasting hits all 5Cs, "do this not that" suggestions and tips, classroom management strategies, equipment needs, and hands on experience as budding Podcasters!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
Library Left

1:00pm EDT

(C13) A BEEP ing journey through BrainPOP
Have you always enjoyed Tim, Annie, and Moby? Of course you have; they are fun, funny, and informative. Did you know that there is way more to BrainPOP than the movies and quizzes? Join me on a "Beep"ing journey through BrainPOP. You'll discover ways to entertain yourself and your class and do lots of learning along the way. Oh, teachers can assess and gather data, too. "BEEP"! Please, have a device with you that can access BrainPOP/BrainPOP Jr.

Speakers
JR

Juliet Rickman

5th Grade Teacher, Bettie F Williams ES


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C13

1:00pm EDT

(C5) Podcasting Simplified
Has podcasting in the classroom felt like an overwhelming and unmanageable process? It isn't anymore! Synth is an online podcasting website and app that provides an easy to implement platform for your students' voices to be heard while encouraging collaboration. Create opportunities for agency, authentic learning, and publicly showcasing student voice in your classroom in a variety of ways using a tool that encourages communication and listening skills.

Speakers

Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
C5

1:00pm EDT

(D2) Balancing Seesaw in the Special Ed Classroom
Participants will learn how to utilize Seesaw for social skills, academics, data collection and family communication. This will be specially geared towards special education and self-contained classrooms; however, these skills can be used in any class kindergarten on up. Please be sure to bring a charged Chromebook or iPad to use at session. Participants will leave with a list of ideas for the classroom and several activities to use within your classroom. *This class is listed for experienced users, however differentiation will be provided.*

Speakers
avatar for Debbie Gibbs

Debbie Gibbs

Library Media Specialist, Virginia BeachPublic Schools
avatar for Paula Ott

Paula Ott

ITS, VBCPS
VBCPS educator, mom of 3, EdTech Enthusiast, learning & development trainer, Seesaw Certified Educator, BrainPop Certified Educator, FlipGrid Ambassador, Level 1 Google Certified,& lifelong learner. I am addicted to my family, soccer, the beach, boating, and warm weather!


Wednesday June 19, 2019 1:00pm - 2:00pm EDT
D2

2:10pm EDT

(C14) Flipping Out
Flipgrid is a powerful media tool that allows students to present in a safe online format. Flipgrid can be used to share, and teachers can set specific parameters and specifications. Students are even able to provide feedback by “dropping the mic” and respond to their peers’ videos. Teachers are able to “spark” videos and engage in a feedback process all through the Flipgrid interface. Flipgrid has many uses in the classroom like a quick exit ticket or an in depth analysis, and it is great for all grade levels.

Speakers
avatar for Meghan Siemieniak

Meghan Siemieniak

Instructional Technology Specialist, Lynnhaven Middle
avatar for Richard Siemieniak

Richard Siemieniak

School Improvement Specialist, Corporate Landing Middle


Wednesday June 19, 2019 2:10pm - 3:10pm EDT
C14

2:10pm EDT

(C5) Google Expeditions Field Trips Anywhere Anytime
Learn how to use a Google Expedition cart equipped with tablet, phones, and virtual reality goggles to take your students on a field trip anywhere on the globe. Step into the shoes of the student as the presenters take you on a full expedition with both visual and verbal information. Browse through expeditions that correlate with your curriculum and engage in asking questions for additional information.

Speakers

Wednesday June 19, 2019 2:10pm - 3:10pm EDT
C5

2:10pm EDT

(C9) Flip Your Classroom Screencasting with Chrome Apps
Learn to produce instructional screencasts for your classroom using the Chromebook apps Screencastify and Loom. Students will see each product demonstrated and get a some basic directions in their use. They will then have time and opportunity to produce their own screencast to use in their classroom.

Speakers
avatar for Steve Delaney

Steve Delaney

Instructional Technology Specialist, Princess Anne High School
avatar for Kevin  C. Johnson

Kevin C. Johnson

Instructional Technology Specialist, Virginia Beach City Public Schools
Instructional Technology Geek, Integrator, Photographer, and lover of gadgets.


Wednesday June 19, 2019 2:10pm - 3:10pm EDT
C9

2:10pm EDT

(C7) Flipgrid Deep Dive
Already know the Flipgrid basics? Want to take it to the next level? Join us for ideas on how to get your students actively engaged using tools such as Flipgrid Hunt, Grid Pals, and MixTapes!

Speakers

Wednesday June 19, 2019 2:10pm - 3:10pm EDT
C7

2:10pm EDT

(D10) Technology Tools for the Special Education Classroom
Learn how to use a variety of instructional tools to support the special education student. In this session we will highlight using the discussion board and assignment features within Schoology with your SPED students as well as creating grading groups to assign audio online to students by subject, and how to create your own audio files with a text to speech website. We will also discuss strategies with the Read & Write extension for SPED students and the Google ability to use speech to text.

Speakers
avatar for Tracy McCarthy

Tracy McCarthy

Teacher, Corporate Landing ES
Education is not just my job, it’s my passion.
avatar for Liz Shovelin

Liz Shovelin

Instructional Technology Specialist, Corporate Landing Elementary School


Wednesday June 19, 2019 2:10pm - 3:10pm EDT
D10
 


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