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Pre-Conferences
- A Boston Learning Adventure
- Building Learning Communities? It’s Elementary!
- Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling
- Connective Learning – An Introduction to Google Tools in Education
- Nurturing Curiosity: Uncovering the Key to Learner Engagement, Creativity and Success in the 21st Century
- A Few New Things: Learning, Sharing, and Applying 2.0 Tools
- Getting Started with Camtasia Studio
- Go on a Photo Safari: Photography for Critical Thinking and Narrative Inquiry
- Introduction to Scratch
- iPhone Supersession: The Ultimate Teaching Assistant
- Turning Classrooms into Learning Studios: Lights, Camera, Learn!
- Leadership: Managing the Transition
- Motivate and Inspire: Teaching with Primary Source Documents
- Paint the World in a Different Light – Boston City Night Photo Safari
- Building Learning Communities: Putting It All Together
- Readers and Writers Differ: What “New” Literacy and an Expanding Toolset Mean for Our Teaching (and Learning)
- Walden Pond – Observe American History First Hand Through Science
- We Do Robotics with Scratch
A Boston Learning Adventure
John Davitt, Writer, Educator, and Broadcaster, London, UK
Join colleagues in a team learning adventure. Participants will take part in a high-tech scavenger hunt around the parks of Central Boston. Participants will then learn to design their own interdisciplinary projects with geocaching and createascapes. This was a ten on the fun meter according to participants last year!
A resource CD with software and tools to make your own GPS based learning resources will be provided.
Location: Boston Park Plaza Hotel
Price: $225
Note: Limited to 25
Audience: Grades K – 12
Comments from Past Participants:
“An idea that stretched my thinking is that the tools you own currently can be used. You don’t need the latest technology to real the goal. In using group knowledge a project can turn out.”
