Tech Camp 2012
Tech Camp for 21st Century Teachers
Please note: It is recommended that you sign up quickly because space is very limited. These courses usually sell out, and Meg is only offering three weeks for graduate credit this year, rather than the usual eight weeks.
Each participant will spend the week engaged with powerful Web 2.0 tools, 21st Century teaching strategies, multimedia, and curriculum resources to use with students.
Teachers will complete a comprehensive unit, multimedia projects, and a digital filing cabinet filled with resources to use throughout the year. Meg serves as a coach, guide and facilitator as each participant creates what they need for a successful school year.
Each participant develops custom projects, so bring your ideas and we will turn them into reality! This is a hands-on week, tailored to individual needs. Class times will vary by location, but plan on a full day starting about 8:30 and ending about 4:30. Three graduate credit hours from Aurora University will be offered for an additional fee, with CPDU’s for other participants.
Here are a few comments from past participants:
Meg was awesome! I am a beginner with technology and I learned so much from this class. There is stuff out there I did not even know existed. I am so excited now about really diving into technology with my classroom. Meg you are outstanding! Clearly!
Meg gave me so much insight into new ways to incorporate technology into my classroom
Hands –on learning – we had time in class to do what she taught. Small group discussions & projects
Everything Meg demonstrated she had us try on our computers & then apply to our final projects
Active participation in creating files and a planning guide
Meg gave us time to explore. She was supportive and sensitive to our needs. She made it fun!
Meg is terrific! She is so knowledgeable, creative, and helpful
I wish it could have been longer. I would have loved to keep going.
The class was awesome – Don’t change a thing!
Catalog Description (Check each location for details)
This course will provide educators new strategies to reach the 21st Century learners. Participants will learn cutting edge instructional strategies to increase student achievement and engagement. Every participant will create curriculum projects and a comprehensive plan to bring these Web 2.0 strategies to students.
Catalog Overview (Check each location for details)
This is a practical course designed for the specific needs of educators as they work with the 21st Century learners. New skills are needed to plan and present lessons that engage students of all abilities. This course is focused on redesigning curriculum and integrating the rich resources in various software packages and in online communities. Teachers will create various multimedia projects that they can use with their students.
Further, participants will learn how to organize digital resources to share with colleagues. Other areas explored through course include assessment, differentiating curriculum, meeting the needs of students of all abilities, and engaging students to increase student achievement. This is a practical class tailored to the specific instructional needs of each participant.
2012 Dates will be posted soon!
Week #1 June 13-17, 2011
Class Title:Tech Tools for Learning and Engagement
Location and Registration: http://www.iarss.org/Inservice/WorkshopDetail.asp?ID=14105
Lee/Ogle ROE
What technology tools are available across the content areas to support learning and technology literacy? How do they work? How can they be integrated into a lesson to support content knowledge? Do you have a tech tool in one of these content areas that you have not had the time or expertise to learn? This class is for you! We know that the new Common Core Standards, the Professional Teaching Standards and the Content Area Standards all emphasize the use of technology in meaningful ways to help students learn content, and this class will help teachers accomplish this. Morning sessions will focus on lesson structure and strategies, afternoon sessions will be lab time on specific tools as decided by the participants. Do you have a content specific tool or software that you want to explore — bring it! $175 for Lee/Ogle SIP Co-op Members; $375 for non-members. REPEAT FROM SUMMER 2004.
7772 Clinton St
Dixon (Grand Detour), IL 61021
Ph: 815-652-2054
Fax: 815-652-2053
Week #2 June 20-24, 2011
Class Title is: Technology in Humanities
Location:
Danville Area Community College
2000 E Main St
Danville, IL 61832
Registration:
ROE School Works
http://www.roeschoolworks.k12.il.us/TechCamp620.htm
200 S College St, Suite B
Danville, IL 61832
Ph: 217-443-4086
Fax: 217-431-2671
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