IntegratED 2015: Full Schedule

9:30am PDT

Teaching Outside the Box - Auditorium

A fast-paced and fun session designed to teach techniques that will skyrocket creativity. You will learn how to use their brain like Google, create a GPS system for powerful teaching, and magically create new ideas through Creative Alchemy. In addition, learn how to overcome obstacles that stifle creativity by using the Wedding Photographer Principle. You'll leave truley believing you are a creative being and inspired to add memorable experiences for students to your lesson plans.

Speakers

Dave Burgess

Dave Burgess Consulting, Inc.

Dave is the New York Times Best-Selling author of Teach Like A PIRATE: Increase Student Engagement, Boost Your Creativity, and Transform Your Life as an Educator. He was the 2014 BAMMY award winner for Secondary School Teacher of the Year. Dave is also a semi-professional magician... Read More →

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
Auditorium

Keynote Session 1

9:30am PDT

Communication with Remind - 604

This session will explain how I use Remind to communicate with both students and parents on up coming test, homework and projects.

Speakers

Heidi Hazekamp

Currently a math teacher at East Noble Middle School. I use technology on a regular basis in my class, and have attended several technology conferences.

Communication with Remind pptx

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
604

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Get more POW with Powtoons - 602

This will show you what Powtoons are, how to make one, and suggest how to use it with students.

Speakers

Deb Blaz

World Languages, MSD of Steuben County

Author of 6 books on teaching strategies. Talk topics: Languages (any) Differentiated Instruction. Active learning strategies. Performance assessments. Formative and summative assessment.

powtoon handout docx

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
602

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Grading from the Cloud - 609

If you love the idea of grading papers directly from your computer and moving toward a paperless classroom, come to this session to help manage and organize this type of grading. Means for grading will include screencasting and voice grading, using rubrics with online assignments, and commenting/marking digital assignments.

Speakers

Dr.Chantell Manahan, CETL

Director of Technology, MSD of Steuben County

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
609

Session 1

9:30am PDT

It's About Time You Flipped Your Classroom - 619

This presentation is dedicated to the concept of "flipping your classroom" using technology. It is intended to be a "how I did it" rather than a "how to".

Speakers

Shawn Kimmel

Jake Swartz

Teacher, ENSC

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
619

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Magic of McMillen Health Education - 614

McMillen Center professional educators can connect to students anywhere whether in a face to face format or through the internet with interactive presentations that align to Indiana’s Health and Wellness Standards. The Magic of McMillen presentation will highlight an elementary bullying program called "Don’t Give Me Any Bull," a middle school drug education program called "Informed Decisions," and a high school nutrition class called "Balance Your Act." Each of these programs is interactive and attendees will be able to participate in activities that are part of these programs - including balloons, chocolate candy and plastinated human organs. Come experience how health education is fun, participatory, and take away some useful information for yourself as well.

Speakers

Linda Hathaway

McMillen Center for Health Education

Linda Hathaway joined the McMillen Center in August of 1993. Linda graduated with a Bachelor’s Degree in Vocational Home Economics Education from Purdue University. Since 1989, she has been Certified in Family and Consumer Sciences through the American Association of Family and... Read More →

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
614

Session 1

9:30am PDT

No More Snow Days! Successful eLearn Days - 513

Explore an eLearing day from beginning to end. How to meet the guidelines and walk through the process of implementing an eLearning day program. What applications work and how to implement best practices using online tools in classrooms for a smooth transition to a virtual learning day.

Speakers

Annette Spear

Technology Supervisor, Pioneer Regional School Corporation

My twenty years of experience in Indiana Education and background in technology allow me a unique bridge between the education and technology worlds. I am Pioneer Regional School Corporation’s Technology Supervisor and Coach/Google Certified Educator. During my time with Pioneer’s... Read More →

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
513

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Practical Tech Tools for Struggling Learners - 612

This presentation will focus on tech tools that can adapt grade level text for students who struggle to access content in the general education classroom. Tech tools will be introduced that assist to provide access to grade level curriculum such as OCR converters, web based text to speech as well as helpful apps. Tech tools to assess understanding of content will also be introduced such as Evernote. Examples of a technology plan will be provided that will include how to combine tech tools for students to access information and share what they have learned with others.

Speakers

Rachel Burley

I am a special education teacher searching for effective methods to adapt, adjust and overcome barriers for those who learn differently. I have worked with students with different needs for 10+ years in a variety of settings. Currently, I teach Functional Skills at Ryan Park Elementary... Read More →

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
612

Session 1

9:30am PDT

QRevolution - 616

Many students have mobile devices just waiting to be utilized for educational purposes. QR codes are an efficient tool for accessing internet sources from students' mobile devices. This presentation will highlight a variety of creative ways that teachers can use QR codes in their classrooms. Every presentation participant will receive a coupon for a free eBook--QRevolution-- that offers even more uses for QR codes. Take advantage of the numerous ways students can interact with your course material through the use of QR codes.

Speakers

Kelli Stair

teacher, Concord HS

Kelli Stair is currently in her 12th year teaching secondary English. She has been an active member of Hoosier Writing Project--a regional affiliate of the National Writing Project--for eight years and has facilitated the advanced writing institute for the last three years. After... Read More →

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
616

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Snag-it - 615

This session will be for any teacher who wants to have an electronic conference with students regarding their written/essay submissions. We will focus on how to score (via screen cast) and deliver the MP4 to students. Strategies regarding rewrites will also be presented.

Speakers

Matt Rickey

Technology Integration Specialist, East Noble School Corporation

e-mail: mrickey@eastnoble.net twitter: @mrickey74 Bio: I have been in the classroom for 33 years teaching both HS students in AP English Language, government, and sociology.

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
615

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Technology Enhanced Formative Assessments - 622

We will be discussing some of the great websites that allow you to set up your own formative assessment, use it with students, and have it grade it for you! Some of these feel more like play, but you are determining what your students have learned (or already know)! Some of the websites we will be looking are: Quizlet, Socrative, Kahoot!, LearnZillion (grades 2-12), and Edulastic

Speakers

Rachel Ruse

Mild Disabilites 5th & 6th, East Noble

I have taught K-12, one year as a Gen Ed teacher, and 14 years as a Special Education teacher. Most of my experience has been at the elementary level, but I enjoyed High School too. A few years ago, I started a blog where I shared my Pinteresting projects.

Technology Enhanced Formative Assessments pptx

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
622

Session 1

9:30am PDT

The Power of Inforgraphics - 613

Focusing on ELA INCCR Standard W.5, students need to be able to gather relevant information from multiple sources and annotate sources. An infographic is a great tool for students to display this research. Participants will learn how to create an infographic using Piktochart and raise student engagement with research skills.

Speakers

Becca Lamon

Assistant Superintendent, East Noble

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
613

Session 1

9:30am PDT

Using Web Creation/Documentary Film Making as a Unit of Study - 603

From Idea to Production, this presentation will show the step by step process of bringing tools such as Web Design and Documentary Film Making into your classroom, aligning to your standards, and creating meaningful authentic assessment type projects that cover an entire Unit of study.

Speakers

Luke Amstutz

Teacher, Football Coach, ENSC

Luke Amstutz is about to begin his 12th year as a Social Studies and Business Teacher. He has taught at the High School and Middle School levels at MSD of Steuben County, and most recently, at East Noble High School. Aside from teaching, Luke is in his 8th year as a Head Football... Read More →

Tuesday July 21, 2015 9:30am - 10:20am PDT
603

Session 1