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Pre-Conferences
- Building Learning Communities? It’s Elementary!
- Capturing Stories, Capturing Lives: An Introduction to Digital Storytelling
- Connective Learning – An Introduction to Google Tools in Education
- 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!
- Make Your Mark and Lift Up Your Voices
- 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)
- We Do Robotics with Scratch
iPhone Supersession: The Ultimate Teaching Assistant
Lainie Rowell, Consultant and Trainer, November Learning, Huntington Beach, CA
This workshop will explore productivity tools, educational activities and more, using built-in and freely available applications for Apple’s iPhone. Learn how to use your iPhone to develop lesson plans, podcasts and directly access iTunes U content. Also discover tips and tricks to get even more out of your Internet communication device.
New York Time columnist David Pogue describes the iPhone as “…the first widespread pocket desktop computer. You’re witnessing the birth of a third major computer platform: Windows, Mac OS, iPhone.” Don’t miss out on this innovative workshop. Most content also applies to iPod Touch users. Teachers, administrators, IT professionals and technology coordinators are welcome. This session is targeted toward intermediate and advanced users.
Location: Boston Park Plaza Hotel
Price: $225
Note: Limited to 30
Audience: Grades K – 12
