Presentations
Jayson Richardson
Justin Bathon
According to research, feedback is one of the most effective ways for students to improve and develop their learning skills.
Taylor Williams
This session will bring together the voices of leader, teacher and coach, that will spark ideas for innovation and change in your own school setting.
Sandra Chow
Nikki Malek
Hodi Haydarov
Dr. John Nash
In this dynamic and engaging workshop, educators will explore innovative strategies to support and empower multilingual learners in diverse classroom settings.
Ceci Gomez-Galvez
Join us in reimagining well-being in our schools, cultivating spaces where everyone can thrive.
Jessica Taylor
Joe Dale will demonstrate how to combine Book Creator’s built-in AI features (dictation, closed captions, transcription) with third-party AI tools that can be imported into projects.
Joe Dale
In this workshop you'll spend time in your library catalog looking at ways you can sort your nonfiction section in a more child-friendly way.
Kimbra Power
This presentation highlights our eyewear design module, a unit developed in partnership with a leading eyewear manufacturer.
Jerry Liu
Computational thinking has become an integral part of education for 21st century learners. MIT App Inventor, a blocks-based programming language, is a useful tool to teach learners, both young and old, how to problem solve and think computationally.
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