Thursday, April 11, 2013
4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Seattle Pacific University
Otto Miller Hall Room 244 (Parking in lot 49 north of Otto Miller Hall)
The Technology Integration Puzzle:
Make the Connection
Featuring
Carina Pierce and Carrie Willenbring (Teacher-Librarians, Bethel School District)
* Based on presentation at the Washington Library Media Association Conference
Presenters
Carina Pierce,Teacher-Librarian, Bethel School District
Ma.Ed, Antioch University, BA Washington, 4th year Teacher-Librarian, 6th year teaching (formerly LA), Presenter WLMA, NCCE, ISTE, Bethel SD, Teacher Peer Coach with OSPI/PSESD, WLMA Webmaster, Social Media Chair, NBCT Candidate, Library Media; @carinapierce on Twitter
Carrie Willenbring, Teacher-Librarian, Bethel School District
M.Ed. Lesley University, BA Pacific Lutheran University, 7th year Teacher-Libriarian, 9th year teaching, WLMA Middle Level Chair, NBCT Candidate, Library Media, @c_willenbring on Twitter
Focus of this presentation:
Between Washington State Ed Tech Standards, 21st Century Skills, NETS, and the CCSS, technology integration is here to stay. Preparing our students for the digital world in which they live, study, and will work is a primary part of our jobs as classroom teachers and media specialists. Creating opportunities for classroom teachers to make the integration simple, meaningful and more engaging for learners really is easier than ever. It seems complicated, but we can make those connections fun, purposeful and with much less angst than teachers expect. In this interactive session, you will explore a variety of websites for assessment, instruction and student access to digital literacy skills.
4:30 p.m. – 7:30 p.m.
Seattle Pacific University
Otto Miller Hall Room 244 (Parking in lot 49 north of Otto Miller Hall)
The Technology Integration Puzzle:
Make the Connection
Featuring
Carina Pierce and Carrie Willenbring (Teacher-Librarians, Bethel School District)
* Based on presentation at the Washington Library Media Association Conference
Presenters
Carina Pierce,Teacher-Librarian, Bethel School District
Ma.Ed, Antioch University, BA Washington, 4th year Teacher-Librarian, 6th year teaching (formerly LA), Presenter WLMA, NCCE, ISTE, Bethel SD, Teacher Peer Coach with OSPI/PSESD, WLMA Webmaster, Social Media Chair, NBCT Candidate, Library Media; @carinapierce on Twitter
Carrie Willenbring, Teacher-Librarian, Bethel School District
M.Ed. Lesley University, BA Pacific Lutheran University, 7th year Teacher-Libriarian, 9th year teaching, WLMA Middle Level Chair, NBCT Candidate, Library Media, @c_willenbring on Twitter
Focus of this presentation:
Between Washington State Ed Tech Standards, 21st Century Skills, NETS, and the CCSS, technology integration is here to stay. Preparing our students for the digital world in which they live, study, and will work is a primary part of our jobs as classroom teachers and media specialists. Creating opportunities for classroom teachers to make the integration simple, meaningful and more engaging for learners really is easier than ever. It seems complicated, but we can make those connections fun, purposeful and with much less angst than teachers expect. In this interactive session, you will explore a variety of websites for assessment, instruction and student access to digital literacy skills.
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