2024 Concurrent Sessions

Session handouts are available HERE and are password protected for SLATE attendees only. (Please refer to your program for the password.) 

Session Tracks:
DATL:  Digital Age Teaching & Learning
LPD: Leadership & PD
Special Session Notes: Listed at end of tracks.

 

Experience Level:
N: Novice
INT: Intermediate
A: Advanced
TP: Tech Professional
Audience:
DA: District Administrator
SA: School Administrator
CI: Curriculum & Instruction
IC: Instructional Coach
IT: IT Director/Coordinator
TI: Technology Integrators
LMS: Library Media Specialist
GE: Teachers/All Educators

Concurrent Sessions Round One

10:15 - 11:15 | Tuesday

Learn how to engage every student through the power of innovation by empowering student voice, designing creative learning experiences, and leveraging the power of media. 

Speakers: Darren Ellwein & Matt Dick 

Room: Africa 10

Grades: K-8
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA, IC, DA, IT, CI, TI, LMS, GE

How do you know when your district is ready to take the next step in your data game? Join the WISEdash Local consortium and West Allis-West Milwaukee School District to explore one version of the journey to making the most of student data. From rethinking administrative roles, honing district vision, leveraging tools, and supporting stakeholders to streamlining your processes, validating your data and implementing use of dashboards. Gain an understanding of the following Implementation Levels and success criteria for examination of student data: Purpose Building, Infrastructure, Initial Implementation, Full Implementation.

Speakers: Shelby Renoos & Korinne Sack

Room: Africa 20

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Join us for a fun and energetic session on how AI can enhance your work and life.  Discover the benefits of using some of the most amazing, magical‚ and free AI-powered tools to support personalized learning, foster student engagement, and save you time. We will dive into practical demonstrations and share invaluable resources to help you get started or continue your AI journey.  Don’t miss out on discovering the cutting-edge advancements in AI!

Speaker: Rita Mortenson & Jason Rubo

Room: Africa 30/40 

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Just like choice boards allow students to work at their own pace and drive their own learning, teachers can also reap the benefits through doing their own professional development in a similar manner. Choice Boards in Professional development boost teacher engagement and incentivize trying new things and broadening the classroom experience. By giving professional staff choice, they can choose PD in areas that they see fit to aid in their professional life and the classroom. In the three years since implementation, we have seen an average of 46% of professional staff choose to participate, earning an average of 13 squares a year.

Speakers: Amber Houslet

Room: Africa 90

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Advanced
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS

In this session, we will present an overview of the many types of virtual learning environments, from charter schools, consortium schools, local programs, flexible course options, and more. Learn about the various curriculum choices, instructional models, schedules, tools, and more, using free documents and tools from the Wisconsin Resource Center for Charter Schools. Our team is here to promote best practices across all schools for all kids (not just for charter schools). Whether you have a charter, are partnered with the WVS (Wisconsin Virtual School), WEN (Wisconsin eSchool Network), or are just dabbling in virtual learning, we are excited to explore this growing space of public ed in WI!

Speakers: Sarah Hackett, Tim Scottberg, & Gabby DeShambo 

Room: Guava/Tamarind

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,GE

Mastering Operational AI Transformation is a programmatic approach to help you separate the signal from the noise and provide true AI sovereignty. We will explore the use of AI to enable creativity, efficiency, collaboration, and security to deliver a complete AI integration for your district from the business department to the classroom. The process equips leadership with a common language, agility, and actionable understanding of opportunities and threats to all aspects of a K12 School district. It’s a multi-step, programmatic AI strategy that facilitates moving your district from AI awareness to AI transformation.

Speaker: Thomas Ashley & Jason Schmidt

Room: Portia/Wisteria

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI

Unleash the power of Pages in education! Join our session to learn the art of creating high-impact interactive workbooks. These dynamic tools go beyond content distribution, enabling authentic assessment and giving students the freedom to express themselves through photos, video, audio, drawing, and more. You’ll learn practical steps to create engaging workbooks tailored to your subject and teaching goals. From personalized portfolios to social studies and ELA masterpieces, you’ll learn how to amplify student participation and comprehension. Whether you’re a tech enthusiast or a beginner, gain hands-on skills to navigate Pages effectively.

Does this session focus on specific hardware? While Pages is available via the web, this session is best suited for iPads/Macs.

Speaker: Bethany Nugent

Room: Suite A

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,GE

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, the integration of profession-based projects has emerged as a powerful strategy to engage high school students and inspire/inform of jobs and careers. Leveraging technological advancements, these projects provide authentic learning experiences that foster critical skills essential for success in life. This session aims to empower school leaders with the knowledge and tools necessary to effectively implement profession-based projects and ecosystems within their schools, drawing from the success of our LAUNCH program, which has experienced exponential growth over the past eight years, reaching over 400 students.

Speakers: Robert Hall

Room: Suite B

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,CI,GE

Since implementing a digital hall pass system (SMARTPass), Berlin High School has seen a dramatic decrease in the number of students wandering the hallways and congregating in the bathrooms or other less-supervised areas during instructional time. A schoolwide digital hall pass system allows us to collect and report data on missed class time, control how many students are out of class at a time, prevent encounters between certain students, provide accommodated breaks, and is a clean system for student movement during FLEX time. If you are thinking of implementing a digital hall pass system or want to get control of your hallways, this is the session for you.

Speaker: Bryant Bednarek & Molly Wirnsberger

Room: Suite C

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,DA,IT,GE

In our presentation, we’re diving into the exciting world of tech-driven literacy enhancement for educators. Picture this: from creating interactive digital books with Book Creator, to boosting fluency through Seesaw, and even delving into podcast creation using WeVideo – we’re covering it all. Plus, we’ll share how Google for Education + and Canva are game changers in the classroom. Think of it as a hands-on, practical session packed with tips and examples to help teachers level up their literacy game using tech tools that are as fun as they are effective.

Speaker: Dee Price & Emily Cornell

Room: Suite D

Grades: K-8
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,GE

Learn more about Indigenous cultures with PBS multimedia collections. These free, standards-aligned resources span all grade levels and readily work to fulfill Act 31, which requires all Wisconsin public schools to teach the histories, cultures, and tribal sovereignties of its First Peoples. Moreover, these multimedia collections are filled with engaging material for educators and students alike, including readings, videos, games, and more. Join PBS Wisconsin Education to learn more about resources that encourage educators to enrich their Indigenous literacy and, as David O’Connor, American Indian Studies Consultant for DPI, describes, “teach culturally, rather than teach about culture”.

Speaker: Jami Hoekstra Collins & Nick Ostrem

Room: Suite E

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,LMS,GE

Brisk, Canva, and UDL…three powerful tools educators can use to design accessible and equitable learning environments. In this session, participants will not only discover the key features of Brisk and Canva but also learn how to leverage them effectively in learning design. There will also be time during the session to apply your learning to an authentic task for you to use in your classroom. Participants will leave with practical examples of how Brisk and Canva can be used to design learning experiences through the lens of UDL. The presenter will also model several UDL strategies for participants to reflect on as learners.

Speaker: Mia Chmiel                                                                

Room: Suite F

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI,GE

Executive functioning skills are crucial for student success in online learning. Join us to discover how to integrate these skills into your virtual learning program, boosting student success and preparing them for the future in education and the workforce.

Speakers: Lindsey Jentzsch

Room: Suite G

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,GE

As part of our focus, this session will dive into how AI can be naturally incorporated into STEM subjects, enhancing both teaching and learning experiences. We’ll discuss practical examples and case studies where AI has successfully enriched STEM education, offering insights into how these practices can be adapted for different age groups and learning environments.

Speaker: Janette Camacho (Keynote Speaker)

Room: Suite H

Grades: 
Experience Level: 
Convention Track: 
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12:45 - 1:45 | Tuesday

Learn how Barrington HS is leveraging the power of technology to empower student choice which makes learning more meaningful and fulfilling for students.
 

Room: Africa 10

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: Sa, IC, DA, IT, CI, TI, LMS, GE
 

This session will walk participants through the process of building awareness and understanding around what computer science learning can look like at the K-6 level. We will include specific steps we have put in place to engage staff, gather feedback and make decisions around curricular resources to support this learning. We will also explore creative solutions for integrating this work into already full days.

Speaker: Caroline Haebig & Jennifer Schlie-Reed

Room: Africa 20

Grades: K-6
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI,LMS

Hello, Google users! Are you already familiar with Google but interested in learning some handy tips and tricks to share with your students and colleagues? Are you ready to discover creative ways to use Google’s features? Join me for an energetic presentation where we’ll explore time-saving hacks and innovative ideas that you can start using right away. I’ll introduce you to some new features in Google that I’ve found incredibly useful, as well as essential tools that can transform your classroom or school. Let’s kick off this season with Google and get ready for some fun!

Speakers: Rita Mortenson 

Room: Africa 30/40

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Prepare to be astonished as we delve into the depths of Google Arts and Culture, uncovering its hidden treasures and untapped potential. In this eye-opening presentation, we challenge preconceived notions and invite you to reimagine what this remarkable platform truly offers for all grade levels. From its revolutionary tools for exploring art and history to its innovative educational resources, Google Arts and Culture is far more than meets the eye. We’ll shatter misconceptions and reveal the wealth of opportunities awaiting discovery. Whether you’re a seasoned user or a newcomer, this presentation will expand your understanding and ignite your imagination.

Speakers: Cathy Houchin

Room: Africa 90

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: CI,TI,LMS,GE

Are you looking to spice up a review day or an end of the unit project? Try a breakout box with your students. This session will give you the tools to customize your own breakout box.

Speakers: Emily Barber & Katie Berg

Room: Guava/Tamarind

Grades: K-6
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: GE

Cyberattacks are a serious threat to schools. In this session, you will learn how to build support inside and outside of your district and discuss considerations for prioritizing your layered protections. You will learn about the need for incident response playbooks and will also began to build your own playbook to run when an event happens. You will leave the session with the tools to be better supported and prepared for what is to come. Whether you are an administrator, or IT professional, this session will help you on your cybersecurity journey.

Speaker: Tom Ashley

Room: Portia/Wisteria

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,GE

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, traditional assessment methods often fall short in capturing the full spectrum of student abilities and progress. This workshop offers educators a deep dive into leveraging Artificial Intelligence (AI) tools to revolutionize their assessment practices and foster a more inclusive and effective learning environment. Participants will explore cutting-edge AI technologies tailored for educational settings to unpack standards, link standards to state assessment data and create valuable assessments at different DOK levels that they can use for formative or summative work. Participants will walk away with a replicable process for their schools.

Speakers: Eric Larsen & John Graf

Room: Suite A

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,CI

The School District of Beloit Turner’s library and technology departments will share their process for growing their EC- 5th Grade STEM program where teachers are empowered to lead lessons. Aligning our lessons with standards provides students with STEM learning experiences that encourage creativity and exploration. We’ll share how our library media specialist and IT director develop instructional activities that include VR, Legos, Ozobots, Bloxels, WeVideo, Digital Storytelling, Bee-Bot, Sphero, 3D printing, and more. You’ll see how we were able to create and coordinate STEM lessons that teachers of all comfort levels are able to deliver successfully.

Speaker: Lisabeth Langer & Mike Sindahl

Room: Suite B

Grades: K-6
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Teaching dual credit courses in high school can often feel like a solitary endeavor. You’re the sole college-credit teacher of [insert course here] at your school, so it may seem natural to go it alone. But connecting across institutions is both possible, and, as we assert in this presentation, necessary for professional development and growth, especially when considering new concepts, strategies, and technologies that influence our work with students. Join five English educators who are part of the St. Norbert College Jumpstart program as they detail the ways they share resources and manage the use of generative AI within/across the contexts of their dual credit high school English courses.

Speakers: Katherine Daily O’Meara, Tim Hoffman, & Steven Stary

Room: Suite C

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI,GE

There are benefits for ALL students when we proactively design learning environments and resources that are accessible. Armed with simple but effective best practices, we can begin to remove barriers to learning with online content. These improvements will benefit all learners, including students with disabilities, language needs, and varying learning styles. Designing accessible resources requires time, resources, and knowledge to implement, which is why we highlight “Low Effort, High Impact” tips that can help any educator or team get started. Participants will have a chance to apply the tips learned. NOTE: This is Level 1 of a 2-part series.

Speaker: Meri Tunison & Larissa Zompolas

Room: Suite D

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Students’ lives are increasingly saturated with media and the barriers to creating media are lower than ever. Helping students become better media producers empowers their voices and makes them savvier media consumers. In this session you will see how elements of documentary filmmaking, journalism and media production can be applied to your classroom instruction regardless of discipline. We will give examples of accessible production techniques and resources. Participants will come away with ideas on how to implement these approaches with little or no technical abilities, while learning more about PBS Wisconsin’s free Media Literacy PD opportunities.

Speakers: Nick Ostrem

Room: Suite E

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

This session will explore our favorite AI tools, as we share how we use them as a teaching companion, enhancing our educational toolkit. We’ll cover integrating AI into lesson planning, creating engaging lectures, developing projects, constructing assessments, and providing meaningful and rapid feedback. Additionally, we’ll examine AI’s role in narrowing the achievement gap for English-language learners. Our focus extends to tools ranging from standalone applications to Chrome extensions and Google Drive add-ons, aimed at easy integration. Our goal is to boost educator productivity while reducing stress, allowing more time for student engagement, and fostering growth.

Speakers: Nicholas Rankin & Nathan Klein

Room: Suite F

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,GE

Have you been looking for a replacement to Google Jamboard? Well, look no further – Figjam is here to not only fill that replacement need, but to elevate a collaborative workspace to a new level. Learn how to utilize this FREE application in your classroom or workspace.

Speaker: Tricia Louis

Room: Suite G

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,TI,GE

Designed for educators seeking to bring AI to life for their students, this workshop will focus on hands-on activities and projects that make AI accessible and fun. Special emphasis will be placed on integrating computer science from K through 12, showcasing how basic AI activities can be introduced and existing projects enhanced to foster a deeper understanding of AI among students.

Speaker: Janette Camacho (Keynote Speaker)

Room: Suite H

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Experience Level: 
Convention Track: 
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2:15 - 3:15 | Tuesday

Learn how one early learning center is leveraging the power of innovation to teach literacy. 

Speakers: Jaclyn Valley & Shannon Steers

Room: Africa 10

Grades: K-6
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA, IC, DA, IT, CI, TI

Join us for an engaging journey through the latest educational innovations and insights from the Wisconsin DPI. We’ll be showcasing initiatives and sharing key updates that promise to shape the future of teaching and learning in our state. Whether you’re an educator, administrator, or simply passionate about public instruction, this session will equip you with the knowledge and inspiration to lead and make a difference in your community. Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of educational excellence and transformation!

Speakers: Amy Bires, Benjamin Miller, Monica Treptow, Lucas Munz, Laura Roeker & Amanda Albrecht

Room: Africa 20

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Join this session to learn about all things new with Google for Education! Program Managers Jenn Brown and Samantha Reeder will take you through some recent updates to tools and programs with Google for Education. There will also be time at the end for live questions and interactions on all things Google! Bring your Chromebook & Google Workspace for Education account to follow along!

Speakers: Samantha Reeder & Jennifer Brown

Room: Africa 30/40

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

The 5 Voices serves as an important lever to develop new skills and support the ever-changing school environment. During this fast paced and interactive workshop participants will leave with the tools to inspire others and maximize your influence.

Speakers: Dennis Pauli

Room: Africa 90

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI

With Canva Pro, available FREE to all educators, it is incredibly easy to make high-quality videos. Canva Video is an impressive feature of Canva that empowers educators to create visually appealing and engaging videos that can help students learn and retain information better. You can start with Canva’s library of free pre-made templates, then use the simple drag-and-drop tools to make awesome videos for your class, school or school’s social meFradia in minutes. In this session, participants will get hands-on experience using Canva Video to edit and customize video templates, add multimedia elements, and publish their videos. Join me for this fun and energetic session!

Speakers: Rita Mortenson        

Room: Guava/Tamarind

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Modeled from the NIST 2.0 standards, be among the first K12 Technology leaders to learn about the new Cybersecurity Rubric designed for Education. This new cybersecurity tool will measure cybersecurity maturity and includes free training, free self-assessment, and free CCRE certification using a special event code provided. Leave knowing the process of creating a continuous security improvement plan. The framework includes a report designed to help communicate the assessment results with leadership.

Speakers: Tom Ashley & Jason Schmidt

Room: Portia/Wisteria

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: DA, IT

As students prepare for life beyond our K12 schools, we need to consider the technology resources and accessibility features that will prepare them for success. Phones and iPads offer built-in features that can assist with learning and functioning for those who have vision, hearing, and motor skill needs. This session showcases versatile tools like iOS17’s Assistive Access as well as AI assisted apps like Live Speech, Google Lens, and Google Lookout.

Does this session focus on specific hardware? iPad, iPhone and Android Phones.

Speaker: Frank Devereaux

Room: Suite A

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate 
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IT,TI,GE

Pewaukee School District will share their second year of strategic implementation of Artificial Intelligence. This three-year strategic plan will highlight the goals and actions taken to integrate AI into the curriculum. Attendees will learn about the district’s vision and implementation while embracing a commitment to promoting digital citizenship and support of teachers. We will showcase the progress made so far, including survey data and artifacts, and discuss the next steps in this exciting journey. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn from the experiences of Pewaukee School District and gain inspiration for your own AI journey in education.

Speakers: Rachel Yurk & Anthony Pizzo

Room: Suite B

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: 
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: TP

As the field of online education continues to grow, digital educators face unique challenges and opportunities in engaging and supporting students in the virtual classroom. This EdCamp aims to bring together online educators from various disciplines to share best practices, strategies, and resources to enhance their teaching skills and ultimately improve student outcomes. This EdCamp will feature participant-driven sessions where educators can discuss a wide range of topics related to online teaching, such as effective communication strategies, engaging online activities, assessment methods, and leveraging technology for online learning.

Speakers: Melissa Schiek

Room: Suite C

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: GE

This session is intended for educators who are familiar with the basics of content accessibility (paragraph styles, fonts/colors, hyperlinks, alt text for images, chunking content, etc) and are interested in more advanced online content design and accessibility opportunities. Topics include video captions/transcripts, audio descriptions, tables & presentations, equations, interactives, complex images, and more. There are benefits for ALL students when we proactively design learning environments and resources that are accessible. Participants will have a chance to apply the tips learned. NOTE: This is Level 2 of a 2-part series.

Speaker: Meri Tunison & Larissa Zompolas

Room: Suite D

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Develop students’ abilities to solve problems by focusing on the process as well as the solution. Learn to navigate information with PBS multimedia collections that feature Engineering Design and Practices. These resources provide the skills and processes that enable learners to deconstruct complex problems and anticipate what may occur in the future. Educators will explore a variety of PBS resources that reinforce the creativity, value and confidence of complex problem solving utilizing the steps of computational thinking in a playful engaging way. Students will learn the tools to tackle the toughest of challenges with some planning, teamwork, and inspiration from PBS.

Speaker: Jami Hoekstra Collins & Mia Forslund

Room: Suite E

Grades: K-8
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,LMS,GE

Wanna transform your classroom in 2024? This session is all about using AI to supercharge your teaching! We’ll dive into awesome tools like SchoolAI, Diffit, MagicSchool.AI, and even Google Gemini. Imagine personalizing learning for every student, making lessons super engaging with AI-powered activities, and getting students instant feedback to boost their understanding. We’ll share real-world strategies you can use tomorrow, plus tips on how to measure the impact and is AI here to stay? You decide! Join us and let’s chat about the future of education!

Speaker: Shane Fisher & Scott Fernholz

Room: Suite F

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TILMS,GE

Whether you are looking to start a high-interest after-school program, ready to jump into the wild world of competitive esports, or looking to expand your STEM course offerings, scholastic esports has something for everyone. This session will focus on how to kick-start your esports programs, where to find STEM-accredited curriculum, and ideas on how to secure funding for equipment, games, and accessories.

Does this session focus on specific hardware? Yes, please bring a personal device to check out resources.

Speaker: Stephen Jacobson

Room: Suite G

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,GE

Why was UDL mentioned 74 times in the most recent National Educational Technology Plan?  Are you looking for a foundational understanding of Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and its connection to educational technology? What does it look like/feel like to be a learner in a UDL environment? In this session, you will learn about the key principles of UDL and how they can be used to create inclusive and engaging learning experiences for all students. Participants will leave with practical examples of how technology can be used to design through the lens of UDL. The presenter will also model several UDL strategies for participants to reflect on as learners.

Speaker: Mia Chmiel

Room: Suite H

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI

3:30 - 4:30 | Tuesday

A discussion with Apple Distinguished School Principals and how they are leading innovation. They will share practical tips and strategies on how to innovate in your school.

Speakers: Kelly Reagan, Darren Ellwein, Jaclyn Valley & Steve McWilliams

Room: Africa 10

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA, IC, DA, IT, CI, TI, LMS

Discover the latest features available in Google docs, slides, drawings and more of the Google tools we use on a regular basis. Learn tips and tricks for integrating the Google Tools for Education in creative and time-saving ways. Become proficient at Smart Chips, Building Blocks, video recording, collaboration tools and more!

Does this session focus on specific hardware? Google Workspaces for Education.

Speaker: Debra Norton

Room: Africa 20

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

This session is intended for individuals who may be sitting on an AI Task Force or Working Group in their district, with the goal of providing guidance on the impact of AI in society, occupations, and education, as individuals consider the next steps for their schools regarding the use of AI in the district. We will review research conducted by the Center for Curriculum Redesign in their text, Education for the Age of AI, published in 2023. This session is presented by Google for Education and will additionally include information about Google for Education’s principles, products, and programs for AI in the K-12 space.

Speakers: Jennifer Brown

Room: Africa 30/40

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,CI,IT,GE

Dive into the world of AI with us! Uncover the essentials of data privacy and security, tailored for the K-12 realm. Learn to navigate policies, implement practical strategies, and ensure your digital classroom remains a fortress. In this session, we will discuss practical strategies and policy guidance that will be used in safeguarding your students’ future in the digital age. Join us and lead the charge in creating secure, AI-smart educational spaces!

Speakers: Jason Schmidt

Room: Portia/Wisteria

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Be the talk of your district when you showcase and share what you can create with Canva. There are endless design options. Worksheets? Piece of cake! Social media posts? Easy-peasy! Classroom ideas? Absolutely! Canva, the cloud-based graphic design platform, empowers you to accomplish all this and much more. In addition to the thousands of free templates, graphics, fonts, audio files and worksheets, all educators can upgrade FOR FREE and get the Canva Edu account. This gives you access to thousands of additional features such as classkits, worksheets, the ability to create classes and even upload your school logo and colors. New Canva features will also be showcased!

Speakers: Rita Mortenson

Room: Guava/Tamarind

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,TI,LMS,GE

AI is the next frontier for humans to test and explore how productive it can be. As for educators, it can used in a pinch when you have that great idea for an activity, Lab, project, rubric, lesson plan, and more, but need a little boost to get them created and class ready. Educators can embrace tools like Chat GPT and Magic School to help them save time and get back to that thing they love doing, teaching! These powerful tools can reduce stress and burnout at a time when teachers are asked to do more than ever. This workshop dives into examples of how and when to use AI in curriculum as well as when students can jump in.

Speakers: Keaton Anderson

Room: Africa 90

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

For decades, traditional grading focused on ranking and comparing students. Now, there’s a shift towards standards and competency-based grading systems that prioritize mastery over competition. This session explores the research behind these innovative frameworks and showcases real-world examples from districts implementing the change. Effective feedback is essential for student growth and success. We’ll showcase how leveraging analytic and single-point rubrics along with AI-powered tools can streamline the feedback process while simultaneously aligning it with standards and competency-based learning goals. Be prepared to dream!

Speakers: Frank Devereaux & Beth Clarke

Room: Suite A

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,DA,CI,GE

Often the extent of the requests for tier 2 and tier 3 interventions exceeds the capacity of schools. Using a tool the School District of Beloit Turner calls “Dual Dimension Dashboards” they are better able to determine how best to use the available resources they have by merging cold and hot data for comprehensive MTSS insight. Discover how juxtaposing trend data with recent data on a two-axis system creates nine distinct response groups, enabling targeted interventions and enhancing student support within our MTSS framework.

Speakers: Mike Sindahl & Christopher Koeppen

Room: Suite B

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,TI

In today’s rapidly evolving educational landscape, Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a game-changer for enhancing Universal Design for Learning (UDL) and personalizing instruction. This session explores how educators can use AI to provide equal opportunities and tailor learning experiences for all students. We will examine AI tools specific to education, creativity, and organization. We will practice how these tools can help you save time planning while meeting the learning needs of your students. Attendees will leave with a UDL aligned action plan and AI resources to integrate into their classroom. Unlock AI’s potential to create an inclusive, engaging, and student-centered experience.

Speaker: Shanna Martin & Ty Breitlow

Room: Suite C

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,TI,LMS,GE

Looking for ways to support your learners in accessing content? The digital world is full of a variety of tools that support learners in making learning accessible, but which are the best and who do they best support? This session will highlight a variety of digital accessibility tools and how they can support English Language Learners (ELLs), learners with specific learning needs, and how all learners you teach can benefit from accessibility tools!

Speaker: Larissa Zompolas

Room: Suite D

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,GE

Evaluating the information, they encounter online is an increasingly crucial skill for students. In this session, we will give examples of lessons educators can use to foster critical thinking skills and teach students how to be savvy consumers of online information. Participants will learn skills like fact-checking, lateral reading, identifying misinformation, and how to find reliable sources. In this hands-on session, participants will try out fact-checking strategies that they can later implement in class. Participants will come away with concrete strategies for facilitating the analysis of online media and learn about PBS Wisconsin’s free Media Literacy PD opportunities.

Speakers: Nick Strem

Room: Suite E

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,TI,LMS,GE

Esports is not just about gaming; it’s a multifaceted domain fostering teamwork, strategic thinking, and personal growth. We have designed a course for Esports. Our esports course aims to explore this holistic approach by integrating essential life skills with gaming expertise. In this session, we will discuss the curriculum structure, focusing on elements like code of conduct, mental health awareness, anger management, collaboration, coaching, and career pathways within esports. 

Speaker: Valerie Verhunce & Bob Sliwinski

Room: Suite F

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Digital storytelling is accessible for all students and engages students across content areas and grade levels. In this session, we will share the roadmap for creating a Media Arts Showcase at school or district level. This process includes professional development and coaching for staff in digital storytelling; implementation timelines and submission dates; creating partnerships and marketing. We will also utilize some of the digital tools available to all K-12 educators to engage attendees with content creation.

Speaker: Todd Hartwig, Shanna O’Connor & Suzi Loosen

Room: Suite G

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Need help navigating dozens of open Chrome tabs all day, every day? Join us! We’ll improve your online efficiency by optimizing your toolbar, tabs, bookmarks, and more. Learn useful tricks like how to collapse tabs into groups, create and organize bookmark folders, and customize your Chrome experience. We’ll also organize your Google Drive and learn about several great Google Chrome Extensions to improve your online organization. Instead of adding more to your plate, let’s organize it!

Speaker: Jake Boll

Room: Suite H

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice 
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

8:15 - 9:15 | Wednesday

At Apple, we firmly believe that preparing students for a future in STEM can transform the world. And this transformative journey starts with empowering every student with exceptional learning experiences that are interconnected, collaborative, creative, and deeply personal. These principles are evident in today’s world, the workplace, and the most innovative educational institutions. Join us on this exploration of what’s possible in the field of STEM, using Apple technology in learning, and let’s discuss strategies for shaping the future of education. 

Speaker: Anthony Johnson & Kendra Nalubega-Booker

Room: Africa 10

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How do educators need to rethink Academic Integrity in this new landscape of AI? What does it mean to have Academic Integrity? What is equitable and what is not? What is our goal for students as we prepare them for life after high school? Join us for a thought-provoking session that delves into these questions and more. In this interactive session, we’ll explore the evolving concept of academic integrity in the context of artificial intelligence. Through engaging discussions and thought-provoking scenarios, we’ll collectively examine the ethical implications of AI technology in education and identify equitable practices that support student success.

Speaker: Jenny Seymour    

Room: Suite D

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,LMS,GE

Explore the results of one action research project aimed at improving postsecondary outcomes using future-focused fusion of SEL and academics. Interactive activities and reflection will ensure attendees leave with actionable strategies to reimagine the untapped potential of their systems, cultivate life-long learning, and revolutionize education through the integration of AI and core SEL values. Our session aims to equip participants with knowledge and tools to effectively integrate AI into their teaching to support SEL, fostering environments where all students can thrive academically and emotionally.

Speaker: Britni Walz, Christy Tainter, Jenny Riggle & Mike Beighley

Room: Africa 30/40

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Advanced
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,GE

Are our schools preparing students to succeed on mainly academic measurements, or have our institutions realized that regimented pathways do not always fit all our learners. This session will explore how school innovators and leaders can move away from outdated patterns and prioritize designing human-centered instructional experiences that center on the holistic development of lifelong learners. Digital Promise has research-based models to kickstart and support a district’s journey to inspire curiosity, foster collaboration, and grow civic involvement. Join colleagues in discussions about making this paradigm shift, who needs to be at the table, and how to initiate systemic transformation.

Speakers: Frank Devereaux

Room: Africa 90

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: IC,DA,CI,GE

This session is like no other at SLATE!  Using a conversation caf√© approach, participants will network with other like-role professionals from around the state. The goal is to exchange ideas about the effective integration of technology into the classroom, discuss barriers and solutions to tech integration in schools, and share their takeaways from the conference. By the end of the session, educators will have expanded their professional networks and gained new insights into how to use ed tech collaboratively to improve student outcomes.

Speaker: Linda Schueman, Mia Chmiel & Beth Clarke

Room: Guava/Tamarind

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Topic + Grade Level Audience + Essential Standards = AI aided lesson plans, presentations, assessments, and more! Whether your gradebook is traditional, or standards based, learn how these three basic inputs with various AI tools will help you and your teams align your essential standards with your course content. We know that teaching twenty standards doesn’t mean that students learn twenty standards. For that reason, educators have worked hard to determine the essential standards and then work to spiral assessments for these standards. AI can now help educators align not just their assessments, but their teaching to their essential standards as well.

Speakers: Jake Boll

Room: Portia/Wisteria

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,TI,LMS,GE

This session will share engaging activities for developing students understanding around machine learning and AI. AI presents an opportunity to level-up how students develop their digital citizenship and information literacy skills. During this session we will also share how to guide students in understanding how AI tools work and what they must know in order to act as informed users and consumers of information as AI and machine learning technologies increase rapidly.  During this session we will share activities, tools, and resources that teachers can implement directly with students.

Speaker:  Jennifer Schlie-Reed & Caroline Haebig

Room: Suite A

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Learn how the Hayward teachers brought their core ELA curriculum alive by incorporating various coding programs designed to enhance student creation and critical thinking within the classroom. As part of their WIN (What I Need) time, students participated in challenges that allowed them to demonstrate their understanding of content in new ways. This session is packed with practical takeaways that you can implement in your own classroom. We’ll share ideas on how to foster creativity, empower choice, and leverage technology to create a truly engaging learning experience for your students. Come ready to be inspired and leave with a toolkit of practical activities to transform your classroom!

Does this session focus on specific hardware? We use Chromebooks with our students. Students also use CoSpaces, CoDrone EDU, 360 cameras, and Class VR goggles.

Speaker: Kelly Ryder, Sarah Gunn & David Viner

Room: Suite B

Grades: K-8
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,GE

Unlock the potential of AI in high school classrooms! I will showcase real-life success stories of integrating AI into introductory computer science class this past year. Discover how students engage with AI concepts through hands-on projects, sparking creativity and problem-solving skills. Explore teaching methodologies, resources, and curriculum modules tailored for diverse learning styles. Be inspired by student projects that demonstrate the transformative power of AI education. A chance to revolutionize your computer science curriculum.

Speaker: Mary Walz

Room: Suite C

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,GE

In recognition of the transformative opportunities available through Artificial Intelligence (AI), the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction committed a work group to the task of creating guidance with the vision of supporting educators and enhancing the learning experiences of students through AI. The mission has been to focus on the human-centered element of AI and to consider inclusivity, ethics, collaborative opportunities, data privacy, and pedagogy as just a few of the important aspects of laying a foundation for moving forward. We invite participants to join us as we share our progress and continue the conversation surrounding how we all embrace this fast-paced technology.

Speaker: Monica Treptow, Amanda Albrecht, Amy Bires & Chris Baker

Room: Africa 20

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Join Naomi Louise for an energizing, hands-on morning workshop designed to revolutionize the way K-12 leaders and teachers engage with AI! Discover cutting-edge AI tools and resources that streamline daily tasks, prioritize strategic planning, and bring lessons to life in the classroom. From rubrics and grading to data analysis and personalized feedback, this session dives into the practical ways AI can enhance instructional practices, amplify creativity, and engage students, educators and administrators at every grade level and content area. Get ready to ignite innovation, boost efficiency, and shape the future of teaching and learning with AI!

Speaker: Naomi Louise

Room: Suite E

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We have all experienced an approach to new technology where “techie” teachers move ahead and others don’t. This stalls out development and makes learning inequitable for kids. This session will provide ideas for a practical approach to integrating AI learning across K-12 classrooms equitably. Explore our roadmap for initiating staff development and embedding AI literacy in the curriculum, ensuring an equitable foundation for all grade levels. Gain insights into overcoming challenges and advancing your school’s journey with AI confidently.

Speaker: Sarah Radcliffe

Room: Suite F

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS

Join us in this interactive session where we explore the innovative Lumio teaching tool designed to enhance student engagement, foster collaboration, and inspire creativity in the classroom. Discover how Lumio can transform traditional lessons into dynamic, interactive experiences that cater to diverse learning styles. Learn how to create interactive presentations, quizzes, and activities that will captivate your students’ attention and deepen their understanding of the subject matter. Illuminate your teaching with Lumio and watch your classroom come alive with excitement and learning! You will leave the session with a resource you can use right away.

Speakers: Zoe Rodriguez

Room: Suite G

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

One of the greatest impacts of AI is in other technologies. Nowhere is that truer than AR and VR and in the new headsets from Apple and Meta. See them up close to see how powerful they have become. Which are best for schools? What will be the impact on students’ lives? See mind-bending apps and how they would work in a classroom. Explore why and how this should—and can—be part of any innovative school. And cost less than the first school VCRs.

Speaker: Hall Davidson (Keynote Speaker)

Room: Suite H

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Concurrent Sessions Round Six

9:30 - 10:30 | Wednesday

Discover the strategies and principles for assembling and leading a team that drives creativity and innovation. Perfect for leaders looking to inspire change and unlock their team’s potential.

Speaker: Apple Education

Room: Africa 10

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In this session, we will explore the intersection of neuroscience and technology to uncover the key levers that influence how students learn. By delving into the latest research on brain function and cognitive processes, we will uncover practical strategies for leveraging technology to enhance learning outcomes. From personalized learning algorithms to spaced learning methodology, we will discuss how cutting-edge technologies can be harnessed to optimize the learning experience. Join us to discover how insights from neuroscience can inform the design of educational technologies and revolutionize the way we support student learning.

Speaker: Beth Clarke

Room: Africa 20

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

A comprehensive approach to building community within the online educational setting, emphasizing student engagement, collaboration, and leveraging technology. By implementing the strategies outlined in this presentation, educators can create a supportive and inclusive virtual learning environment that fosters academic success and social-emotional development among students, even in online settings.

Speaker: Leigh Marmes, Nicholas Kelley, Barbara Deacy & Danielle Roznowski

Room: Suite B

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,GE

Join us for an engaging session tailored for experienced PBL practitioners, where we’ll explore innovative strategies for integrating technology into PBL projects while aligning with standards. Discover how technology can enhance student engagement, deepen learning, and expand the possibilities for creativity and collaboration, all while meeting the demands of standards. Learn from real-world examples and leave with practical ideas and tools to take your PBL projects to the next level. Whether you’re new to technology integration or looking to refine your approach, this session will provide valuable insights and inspiration for designing standards-based projects that integrate technology.

Speaker: Adam Hengel

Room: Africa 90

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Gear up for a fresh wave of inspiration! Join me in a high-energy session, where I’ve assembled a handpicked selection of my favorite Discovery Education resources, activities, Virtual Field Trips, teaching ideas, and studio boards. I will share how to access hundreds of ready-made quizzes, show how to create lessons using content from DE, and share a variety of unique events that we have created around the amazing DE virtual field trips. Explore grade-appropriate, ready-to-use resources designed to streamline your planning process and set the stage for an impactful beginning to 2025!

Speaker: Rita Mortenson

Room: Guava/Tamarind

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS, GE

Receive the gift of a virtual assistant by leveraging AI in your administrative work! We’ll first discuss an overview of artificial intelligence as well as AI benefits and risks. We’ll then explore tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Google Duet, and more in order to appropriately leverage AI to be more efficient in our daily lives.

Speaker: Jake Boll

Room: Portia/Wisteria

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Differentiation is one of the biggest struggles I face as a high school U.S. History teacher. I love having a synthesized textbook as the backbone of my course, but it is impossible to pick one text that hits the variety of language and reading level needs of all my students. However, I have been able to combine several tools to accomplish this. The first tool is the American Yawp textbook – an open-source text from a variety of contributors that encourages modification of the text. The second is the use of digital tools such as AI/LLMs, YouTube, audio hardware/software, and your LMS, to provide a “textbook” that is personalized to your students’ reading levels and primary languages.

Speaker: Brandon Pink

Room: Suite A

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

In the rapidly evolving landscape of education, leveraging innovative technologies to enhance learning outcomes has become paramount. This presentation introduces a groundbreaking methodology to unpack priority standards using ChatGPT. We explore how ChatGPT can be employed to dissect complex educational standards into understandable, accessible, and engaging learning experiences for students across diverse academic disciplines. By integrating ChatGPT into the curriculum design process, educators can tailor instructional materials that not only meet but exceed educational standards, fostering a deeper understanding and mastery of essential concepts.

Speaker: Britni Walz

Room: Africa 30/40

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: SA,IC,CI,GE

In today’s dynamic educational landscape, the instructional coach and tech coach roles must seamlessly merge.  Staying at the forefront of technology integration is imperative in this ever-changing multimedia environment. Now, more than ever, we must invest in our teachers so they can prepare their students for the future, including jobs yet to be created, all coaches must champion technology and innovation, even embracing AI in the classroom. This can be done by executing successful coaching cycles. This session will explore various coaching cycles, focusing on Jim Knight’s impactful coaching cycle. Discover various coaching cycle resources, including cutting-edge AI coaching tools.

Speakers: Aggie Salter

Room: Suite C

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS

Dive into the heart of innovation with this dynamic session! This interactive workshop is designed for forward-thinking library specialists, dedicated elementary teachers, and visionary tech integration coaches ready to revolutionize the traditional classroom. Discover practical strategies and engaging activities that seamlessly blend information and technology literacy standards with core subject matter. By attending, you’ll unlock the secrets to fostering a digitally literate, curious, and capable generation of learners. Expect to leave with a toolkit brimming with ideas and resources.

Speaker: Amanda Albrecht

Room: Suite D

Grades: K-6
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

Discover the transformative power of UDL trials in education, amplified by technology. See how this approach boosts student engagement and academic progress, fostering collective efficacy among educators. Learn how teams effectively use UDL and tech for data collection, analysis, and professional growth. Take away practical tools for collaborative UDL implementation, empowering positive change and student success.

Speaker: JoAnn Miller, Michelle Ring-Hanson & Mia Chmiel

Room: Suite E

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,CI,GE

Wisconsin Educational Technology Leaders (WETL) will highlight how AI is evolving and so are the resources to support it. As technology leaders we want teachers to be comfortable in their use of AI and their ability to deliver positive outcomes to all students. Together we will explore AI through the perspective of technology leadership while dissecting the latest trends and publications available to schools. Teachers will come away from this session with a high level understanding of AI, the impact on the classroom and how to engage their district leadership in paving a path forward for AI in the classroom.

Speakers: Mike Sindahl & Valerie Verhunce

Room: Suite F

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS

Our Virtual Peer Tutoring Center is student-owned and operated! Learn how we created this powerful virtual setting in a very grass-roots way that you can also utilize tomorrow! Hear from our peer tutors about our orientations that focus on questioning, brain research, and coaching each other. See our peer tutoring sessions in action and ask questions of our students, peer tutors, and adult facilitators. See how we move all students to consultants in their learning processes and help positively impact their learning identities and trajectories!

Speaker: Nancy Roncke

Room: Suite G

Grades: K-12
Experience Level: Novice
Convention Track: LPD
Audience: SA,IC,DA,IT,CI,TI,LMS,GE

In an ever-evolving educational landscape, engaging students and fostering their success is paramount. Join us for an enlightening session as we explore the transformative power of podcasting in the classroom. This session will delve into practical strategies and best practices for leveraging podcasts to enhance student learning, engagement, and achievement. From sparking creativity to cultivating critical thinking skills, podcasting offers a dynamic platform for student expression and exploration across diverse subject areas. Through real-world examples and case studies.

Speakers: Tom Mussoline

Room: Suite H

Grades: 9-12
Experience Level: Intermediate
Convention Track: DATL
Audience: IC,CI,TI,LMS,GE

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