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TABLE OF CONTENTS
FEATURES
Conference Schedule. . . . . .
Shuttle Service . . . . . . . . . .
HUB@CUE . . . . . . . . . . . . .
General Session . . . . . . . . .
Kickoff Session . . . . . . . . . .
Closing Session . . . . . . . . .
Orientation Session . . . . . . .
College Credit . . . . . . . . . .
CUE Corner . . . . . . . . . . . .
CUE Karaoke. . . . . . . . . . .
CUE Media Festival. . . . . . .
Exhibit Hall . . . . . . . . . . . .
Photo Gallery . . . . . . . . . . .
Student Showcase. . . . . . . .
CUE Wireless . . . . . . . . . . .
CUE Guide . . . . . . . . . . . .
Bloggers Cafe . . . . . . . . . .
ITM Live!. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Future Professional
Development Opportunities .
Professional Learning . . . . . .
Acknowledgements . . . . . . .
Education & Media Partners.
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SESSIONS
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Optional Conference Activities .
CUE Rock Star Jam Sessions .
CUETips . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Poster Sessions. . . . . . . . . . .
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PRESENTERS
Opening Keynote . . . . .
Kickoff Keynote. . . . . . .
Closing Keynote. . . . . .
Spotlight Speakers . . . .
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EXHIBITS
Directory of Exhibitors. . . . . . 61
MAPS
Hilton Palm Springs Resort. . .
Hotel Information . . . . . . . . .
Renaissance Hotel &
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IS WIRELESS!
Please be a responsible Internet
user and do not create your own
mifi or private wifi network.
Wifi instructions are located on
your conference badge sheet.
FOR UP TO DATE SESSIONS,
EVENTS AND PROGRAM
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HELP US PLAN
CUE 2015 Fall Conference . . 14
Call for Participation:
CUE 2016 Conference. . . . . . 71
CODE OF CONDUCT
Please remember to act in a respectful and considerate manner during
CUE events. For more information on the CUE Code of Conduct please
visit cue.org/codeofconduct.
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SCHEDULE
POWERFUL LEARNING
Wednesday,
March 18
CUE Corner Lobby PSCC
5:00 – 8:00 pm
Badge Pickup & Information
Lobby, PSCC 5:00 – 8:00 pm
Thursday, March 19
Friday, March 20
Saturday, March 21
Lobby, PSCC 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
CUE Corner Lobby PSCC 7:00 am – 5:00 pm
7:00 am – 5:00 pm
7:30 am – 1:00 pm
GENERAL SESSION & KEYNOTE
SUGATA MITRA
Oasis 4, PSCC 8:00 – 9:45 am
Academies Hilton Hotel*
8:00 am – 2:30 pm
First-Timer’s Orientation
Pasadena, Renaissance 7:45 – 8:45 am
8:00 am – 4:15 pm
CUE Rock Star Jam Sessions
Hilton Hotel* 8:00 am – 4:15 pm
Diverse Learners Symposium
Hilton Hotel 9:00 am – 3:00 pm
Sessions
1 9:00 – 10:00 am
2 10:30 – 11:30 am
CUE Tips, HUB@CUE Exhibit Hall
10:30 am – 4:30 pm
Exhibit Hall Oasis 1, PSCC
10:30 am – 4:30 pm
Exclusive Exhibit Hall and Lunch
11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Sessions
3 12:30 – 1:30 pm
4 2:00 – 3:00 pm
Poster Sessions
Ballroom Foyer, Renaissance Hotel
1:30 – 3:30 pm
First-Timer’s Orientation
Pasadena, Renaissance 3:15 – 4:15 pm
Learning Network Meetings
3:15 – 4:15 pm
KICKOFF KEYNOTE
JENNIE MAGIERA
Oasis 4, PSCC 4:30 – 5:30 pm
CUE Media Festival
Mojave Learning Center, Renaissance Hotel
5:30 – 6:30 pm
* Requires an additional fee
and pre-registration to attend.
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
10:00 am – 5:00 pm
10:15 am – 4:45 pm
Sessions
5 10:00 – 11:00 am
6 11:30 am – 12:30 pm
Poster Sessions
11:00 am – 1:00 pm
Information Literacy Summit
(Curated by CSLA)
Catalina, Renaissance Hotel
8:30 am – 2:30 pm
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
9:00 am – 1:00 pm
Sessions
9 8:30 – 9:30 am
10 10:00 – 11:00 am
Student Showcase
12:30 – 2:00 pm
11:00 am – 12:00 pm
Meet the Board Candidates
at the HUB@CUE
12:45 – 1:00 pm
Meet the Board Candidates
at the HUB@CUE
11:15 – 11:30 am
CUE Raffle at the HUB@CUE
1:00 – 1:15 pm (Must be present to win)
CUE Raffle at the HUB@CUE
11:30 – 11:45 am
(Must be present to win)
Sessions
7 2:00 – 3:00 pm
8 3:30 – 4:30 pm
Affiliate Meetings 5:00 - 6:00 pm
CUE Karaoke
8:00 - 9:30 pm
Continued
professional
development
opportunity!
Poster Sessions
12:00 pm – 2:00 pm
Sessions
11 12:00 – 1:00 pm
12 1:30 – 2:30 pm
CLOSING SESSION & KEYNOTE
ADAM BELLOW
Oasis 4, PSCC 2:45 – 3:45 pm
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SHUTTLE SERVICE
Shuttle service is available between the Palm Springs
Convention Center (PSCC) to the Hilton Hotel, Hyatt Hotel,
Sagurao Hotel, Ace Hotel, Courtyard by Marriott and Riviera
Hotel. Shuttle pick up is located at the front of each hotel
and the PSCC. If you are staying at the Hard Rock Hotel,
Comfort Inn, or the Marquee Villas please walk over to the
Hilton to pick up the shuttle. If you are staying at the Palm
Mountain Resort please walk over to the Hyatt Hotel to pick up
the shuttle. There is no shuttle service from the Palm Canyon
Resort, Desert Princess or any other hotels.
Wednesday, March 18 • 4:30 - 8:00 pm
Thursday, March 19 • 6:30 am – 6:30 pm
Friday, March 20 • 6:30 am – 6:30 pm
Saturday, March 21• 7:00 am – 4:30 pm
The shuttle will arrive about every 15 minutes during the
scheduled hours listed.
hub @
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STOP BY THE
HUB@CUE
The HUB is a one-stop
informational hub for
all your CUE needs,
Booth 424.
Learn Tips and Tricks at CUE Tips
(listing on page 16)
Connect with CUE Board Members
Get updates on future conferences, local events,
workshops and activities
Check out the Hall of Fame
Featuring CUE award winners from 1978-2015
Enter the Friday and Saturday Raffle
Turn in your raffle tickets any time during
the conference then show up at 1:00 pm on
Friday, and 11:30 am on Saturday for the drawing
Must be present to win
Meet the 2015 candidates for the CUE Board of Directors
Friday at 12:45 pm and Saturday at
11:15 am. For the list of candidates look at page 71
OnCUE
Get the latest issue
Friday, March 20
8:00 - 9:45 am
Oasis 4
Palm Springs
Convention Center
POWERFUL LEARNING
GENERAL SESSION
All conference attendees are invited to a special General Session Friday morning.
We will be honoring CUE members and friends through our annual CUE Awards Ceremony.
Join us as we present the Gold and Platinum Disks, the Legislator of the Year and Technology
in Learning Leadership awards.
Attendees will also get a glimpse of the future as we introduce the 2015 Board of Directors candidates.
The session will conclude with a 45 minute Keynote address, presented by Sugata Mitra. Keynote is also streamed live in
Primrose B at the PSCC, Pasadena at the Renaissance Hotel and Horizon Ballroom 2 at the Hilton Hotel.
KEYNOTE — SUGATA MITRA
The Future of Learning
In this talk, Sugata Mitra will take us through the origins of schooling as we know it, to the
dematerialisation of institutions as we know them. Thirteen years of experiments in children’s
education takes us through a series of startling results – children can self organise their own
learning, they can achieve educational objectives on their own, can read by themselves.
Finally, the most startling of them all: Groups of children with access to the Internet can learn
anything by themselves. From the slums of India, to the villages of India and Cambodia, to
poor schools in Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, the USA and Italy, to the schools of Gateshead
and the rich international schools of Washington and Hong Kong, Sugata’s experimental
results show a strange new future for learning. Using the TED Prize, he has now built seven
‘Schools in the Cloud’, of which some glimpses will be provided in the talk. TED Prize winner
Sugata Mitra is at the forefront of a new approach to education which challenges how we
teach today’s children in a technological age.
TED Prize winner Sugata Mitra is at the forefront of a new
approach to education which challenges how we teach today’s
children in a technological age.
He is Professor of Educational Technology at Newcastle University,
UK and previously a Visiting Professor at MIT in the US.
Sugata is currently working on the School in the Cloud,
which is the culmination of over a decade of research and
observations from all over the world. The School in the Cloud
is learning at the edge of chaos - a community, place and
experience to discover and explore children’s learning as a
self-organising system.
From his earliest experiments while working at NIIT in Delhi
with the Hole in the Wall project, through to setting up SOLEs
(self organised learning environments), Sugata discovered that
children’s innate sense of learning is magnified when they are
given the freedom to explore the internet in small groups.
Children in these environments, regardless of who they are or
what language they speak, can competently search for answers
to ‘big questions’, drawing rational, logical conclusions from
their research. These are questions far ahead of what is
expected of them in their school curriculum.
In 1999 Sugata and his colleagues at NIIT made a hole
in a wall bordering an urban slum in Delhi, installed an
internet-connected PC, and left to see what happened. Almost
immediately, children from the slum began playing with the
computer and in the process taught each other how to use it
and get online.
This experiment, which inspired the book ‘Slumdog Millionaire’
that went on to become the Oscar winning film of 2009, was
replicated in other parts of India, both urban and rural, with
similar results.
It challenged some of the key assumptions of formal education,
demonstrating that, even in the absence of any direct input from
a teacher, an environment that stimulates curiosity could result in
learning through self-instruction and peer-shared knowledge.
However, his research has shown that it’s not simply a case of
taking teachers out of the equation: children in remote areas
often perform poorly at school because they do not have
access to good teaching.
As a result of further research which showed the importance of
an encouraging adult in these circumstances, the Granny Cloud
was born, after Sugata put out a plea for retired teachers in the
UK to come forward who were willing to interact with children
in India via Skype.
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KICKOFF KEYNOTE
Thursday, March 19
4:30 – 5:30 pm
OASIS 4
Palm Springs
Convention Center
All conference attendees are invited to our Kickoff Keynote Thursday afternoon presented
by Jennie Magiera. Join us after the Keynote for an opportunity to win a BrainPOP one
year 24/7 school subscription, sponsored by BrainPOP. Keynote is also streamed live in
Primrose B at the PSCC, Pasadena at the Renaissance Hotel and Horizon Ballroom 2 at the
Hilton Hotel.
KEYNOTE — JENNIE MAGIERA
Beware the Transformation Trap:
Making Meaningful Change
So often we hear about how new devices, pedagogies or teaching philosophies are
“transforming education”. We hear about models focused on redefinition and innovation.
However, how closely aligned are these strategies, ideas and devices to the real focus
of our schools - our students? This session explores the transformation trap - the idea that
simply being “different” or new is better. It refocuses the discussion of innovation and
educational technology back on the students and how these changes can truly support
their learning in real classrooms.
Jennie Magiera is the Digital Learning Coordinator for the Academy for Urban School
Leadership, a network of 32 Chicago Public Schools, and previously taught math to 4th
and 5th graders. A White House Champion for Change, Apple Distinguished Educator,
Google Certified Teacher and CPS’ 2012 Tech Innovator of the Year, Jennie has been
working to redefine education through effective technology use. She explores how to
leverage 1:1 devices such as Chromebooks and iPads to increase student collaboration,
self-efficacy and creativity. Jennie is also passionate about transforming professional
learning, co-founding PLAYDATE and other new conference concepts. Aside from her students, Jennie’s great loves in life
are sci fi, mashed potatoes, Tabasco sauce, her dog and her husband. You can follow Jennie on Twitter at @MsMagiera or
through her blog TeachingLikeIt’s2999.
CLOSING SESSION
Saturday, March 21
2:45 - 3:45 pm
OASIS 4
Palm Springs
Convention Center
All conference attendees are invited to our Closing Session Saturday afternoon. Gather as a
community to reflect on your conference experience. We will also be honoring CUE members
and friends through our annual CUE Awards Ceremony. Join us as we present the Outstanding
Teacher, Outstanding Emerging Teacher and Site Leader awards. The session will conclude with
a 45 minute Keynote presented by Adam Bellow. Keynote is also streamed live in Primrose B at
the PSCC, Pasadena at the Renaissance Hotel and Horizon Ballroom 2 at the Hilton Hotel.
KEYNOTE — ADAM BELLOW
Crossroads
We live and teach in a remarkable time. But it is not without problems. This session looks back
at the past, present, and future of education with a lens on technologies role on how we can
help to bring education forward. Quick paced and filled with humor and engaging videos.
Adam Bellow is one of today’s leading speakers on educational technology and infusing
technology to aid school reformation. He is the founder of eduTecher and eduClipper. In
addition to these free resources, Adam launched the popular “Change the World” studentfocused charity campaigns.
Bellow was honored by ISTE in 2010 as an emerging leader and then again in 2011 when
he was named Outstanding Young Educator of the year. Bellow has been a sought after speaker in the education and educational
technology circuit over the past few years because of his particular high-speed delivery which blends humor and rapid fire visuals
in a style that re-defines slide-aided presentation. He has given memorable talks at conferences such as ISTE, #140edu, and
TEDxNYED amongst others.
Bellow is currently serving as CEO of eduClipper, the edtech startup that he founded in 2012. eduClipper is a free web tool focused
on helping students and teachers find, share, and build valid learning experiences in a K-12 safe educational social platform.
SPOTLIGHT SPEAKERS
POWERFUL LEARNING
CUE INVITES NATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SPEAKERS TO PRESENT AT OUR CONFERENCES.
Jon Corippo
Jon Corippo is currently
best known for being the
Chief Instigator of the CUE
Rock Star Teacher Camps,
as well as being an Apple
Distinguished Educator and
Google Certified Teacher.
Jon was also the co-creator
of the 1:1, all Macbook,
Google Apps and Project
Based Minarets HS, literally
building it from scratch in 2008. Jon was part of the Lead
Learner team at the Google Teacher Academy in Mountain
View in July 2014 and has lead PD all over the US and even
once in Europe. In 2012, Jon and 5 other intrepid educators
created the CUE MACUL Roadtrip, traveling all the way to
Detroit in RV to do 36+ presentations in 2.5 days.
Currently, Jon is serving as the Assistant Superintendent of
Curriculum and Instruction and Director of IT for the Mariposa
COE. With Jon’s assistance, Mariposa is now a Google Apps
County, has take home iPads for all 7th and 8th graders and
has 1:2 Chromebooks at Mariposa HS (1:1 in 15-16). MCOE
is also deploying 3D printers, Programming
and Minecraft servers countywide.
Hall Davidson
Hall Davidson has worked from think tanks
in Turkey to classrooms in Tennessee. He has
collaborated with thought leaders including
teachers, superintendents, and consortiums
from across the world. A former bilingual
math and language arts teacher, he left
the classroom to became part of an Emmywinning team creating math programs.
For thirty years, he was an educational
innovator in broadcasting and technology.
His talks blend humor, deep insight, and
data from both education and industry.
He blends the big picture with nuts and
bolts. He has worked with transformational
industry groups, education ministries, and
with thousands of students through guidance of the nation’s
oldest student media festival. Across four decades of work with
education, he identifies right now as the most transformative
and important time for teaching and learning.exploration,
and was the beneficiary of changes in the US educational
system that promoted and developed interest in STEM (science,
technology, engineering, and math) skills. He now is engaged
in helping a new generation of students and their teachers
infuse these skills through the mechanism of inquiry-driven
project-based learning.
Leslie Fisher
Leslie Fisher’s
interest in
technology
began while
studying music
at the University
of Southern
California.
She quickly
realized the
value of utilizing
computers for
music mixing and
recording. She
grabbed her 300
baud modem,
jumped on the
Internet (before
anyone really called it the internet) and started looking for
music resources. She soon realized she was spending more
time discovering technology than playing music so she
changed her major and tried to figure out what geeky thing
she could do for the rest of her life.
After graduating from USC with a Business
and Marketing degree in 1989 and a
quick stint as a Trainer, Leslie joined Apple
Computer in 1992. When the Internet took
off in 1994, Leslie was one of the first Apple
employees assigned to study Internet growth
and implementation.
In 1997, Leslie was roadkill on Apple’s road
to recovery and part of their massive lay off.
Leslie planned to spend most of her huge
severance package golfing and waiting a few
months to look for a job. The day after her
layoff, her phone began to ring with Apple
customers requesting consulting, training and
presentation services. Before she could say
fore, Fisher Technologies Inc. was created
to help educators with their technology
implementations and decisions.
Fisher Technologies Inc. is now a worldwide company
(meaning one employee named Leslie gets to travel the
world teaching) specializing in presenting technology
solutions for educators as well as Digital Photography,
editing and workflow.
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Spotlight Speakers’ concurrent sessions are part of your full conference registration.
No additional fee is required to attend these sessions.
Kathy Schrock
Joy Zabala
Kathy Schrock has been a school district Director of Technology,
an instructional technology specialist, a middle school,
academic, museum, and a public library librarian. She is
currently an online adjunct graduate-level professor at two
universities and
an independent
educational
technologist.
She has been
involved with
technology to
support teaching
and learning
since the early
1990’s, and is an
Adobe Education
Leader, a Google
Certified Teacher,
and a Discovery
Education STAR
and Guru. In
1995, Kathy created the award-winning site, Kathy Schrock’s
Guide for Educators and, in 1999, she partnered with
Discovery Education and maintained the site until late 2012
when the site was retired. Kathy writes a monthly blog,
Kathy’s Katch, for the Discovery Educator Network and her
other online resources may be found on Kathy Schrock’s
Guide to Everything!
Joy Smiley
Zabala, Ed.D. is
a frequent
presenter on AT
decision-making,
implementation,
and evaluation
of effectiveness.
She also presents
often on how
Universal Design
for Learning
(udlcenter.cast.
org) and AT work
together as complementary supports for student achievement
and has also published on the topic. She is the developer of
the SETT Framework, a collaborative decision-making tool
(www.joyzabala.com/), a founding member of the QIAT
Community and facilitator of the QIAT List (www.qiat.org), and
a past-president of the Technology and Media Division (TAM)
of the Council for Exceptional Children (www.tamcec.org). She
currently serves on the Advisory Boards of the Family Center
for Technology and Disability (www.fctd.info) and Bookshare
(bookshare.org).
Dr. Zabala is the Director of Technical Assistance at CAST
and the National AEM Center. She is the developer of the
SETT Framework and a founder of QIAT. She strongly supports
Universal Design for Learning, accessible materials and assistive
technology as complementary supports for the participation and
achievement of all students across the lifespan.
SPOTLIGHT SESSIONS
Spotlight Sessions are noted
in the session listing pages
with the spotlight icon.
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CUE LEARNING NETWORK MEETINGS
CUE AFFILIATE MEETINGS
THURSDAY, 3:15 - 4:15 PM
FRIDAY, 5:00 - 6:00 PM
Administrator Network
Cahuilla CUE
Room 102, PSUSD
(980 Tahquitz Canyon Way)
The mission of the Administrator Network is to encourage school administrators
at all levels (site, district, county, and state) to take an active role in planning,
implementing, and evaluating the use of instructional technology in our schools. In
addition to semi-annual meetings held in conjunction with the CUE Conferences,
our Innovative Ed Leader twitter newsletter offers the best resources from several
hundred administrators. Mesquite B, PSCC
eLearning Network
The mission of the eLearning Network (the California chapter of iNACOL) is to
increase educational opportunities and enhance learning through collaborative
expertise and leadership in online teaching and learning. Mesquite A, PSCC
Higher Education Network
The Higher Education Network’s mission is to serve the broad College and
University faculty within CUE’s membership. We seek to connect faculty and staff
at public and private colleges and universities, to inspire and nourish a dynamic,
cutting-edge, collegial network of professionals dedicated to excellence in higher
education through the effective and appropriate use of technology for teaching and
learning. Agua Caliente, PSCC
Technology Leader Network
The mission of the CUE Technology Leader Network is to bring technology leaders
together in a supportive and productive environment. The Learning Network meets
at each CUE Conference and is an open forum for all technology leaders to share
experiences and resources that will assist in making all of our jobs more effective
and efficient. Mesquite C, PSCC
Central Valley CUE
Smoketree AB, PSCC
CUE Los Angeles &
Beach Cities CUE
Mesquite C, PSCC
CUE San Francisco
Mesquite A, PSCC
East Bay CUE
Mesquite B, PSCC
Inland Area CUE
Smoketree F, PSCC
KERN CUE
Agua Caliente, PSCC
Orange County CUE
Technology Training Room A/B, PSUSD
(1000 Tahquitz Canyon Way, Building
A, Next to Margarita’s restaurant)
San Diego CUE
Rocks Terrace, Renaissance Hotel
San Gabriel Valley CUE
Mesquite DEF, PSCC
San Luis Obispo CUE &
Santa Barbara CUE
Mesquite GH, PSCC
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in appreciation, we are pleased to
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FEATURES
First Time At CUE Conference –
Orientation Session
First time at CUE? Want to jump-start your experience? Find
out how the conference REALLY works — and meet some
movers and shakers in the process. This session will be held in
Pasadena, Renaissance Hotel on Thursday, 7:45 - 8:45 am
and 3:15 - 4:15 pm.
College Credit
Fresno Pacific University is pleased to be able to offer
professional growth credit for attendance at the CUE
Conference. Onsite registration will be available in the
Mesquite Hallway of the Palm Springs Convention Center on
Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Tuition fee is $75 for each
unit. Payment may be made by check, Visa, MasterCard or
Discover Card. A written assignment will be required. Details
provided at the time of registration. Please call the School of
Professional Studies at Fresno Pacific University at (800)3725505 for more information. Open Thursday, 9:00 am –
5:00 pm, Friday, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm, and Saturday,
8:00 am – 12:00 pm. Located in the Mesquite hallway
of the Palm Springs Convention Center.
CUE Corner
Stock up on CUE Gear! CUE Corner is located in the badge
pickup area of Lobby of the Palm Springs Convention Center.
Open during badge pickup hours.
CUE Karaoke
CUE Karaoke, brought to you by CUE members passionate
about performance and technology. Stop by to become a soloist,
back up singer or just enjoy the fun. Special thanks to the crew
from the Music Media and Entertainment Technology (MMET) of
Huntington Beach High School and Rock Our World founder,
Carole Anne McGuire. A no-host bar will be provided.
Friday 8:00 - 9:30 pm in the Ballroom Foyer, Renaissance Hotel.
CUE Media Festival –
Celebrate Student Media!
Join CUE as we celebrate the best of the student media festivals
from across California and Nevada. See winners from the
California Student Media Festival and many others. Learn
tips from the winning student filmmakers, their teachers and
festival organizers. Get curriculum ideas for your next student
masterpiece! Past Board Member Hall Davidson will emcee.
CUE Festival will be on Thursday, 5:30 - 6:30 pm, Mojave
Learning Center, Renaissance Hotel. CUE registration is not
required to attend.
POWERFUL LEARNING
Exhibit Hall
The exhibit area features vendor displays of current hardware,
software and other materials related to educational technology.
Show hours have been scheduled to allow maximum time for
attendees to interact with exhibitors. For a full list of exhibitors
see page 61.
Photo Gallery:
CaliforniaStreaming Photo Contest Winners
Need to recharge between sessions? Stroll through the gallery
and take in the inspiring student and teacher-produced winning
photos from the CaliforniaStreaming Digital Photography
Contest. Learn about future contests and pick up FREE posters
highlighting the breathtaking winning images from previous
years--compliments of the CaliforniaStreaming.org community.
Gallery available for viewing Wednesday - Friday during
badge pickup hours in the Lobby, PSCC
Optional Conference Activities
Additional conference academies, summits and activities
available for an additional fee. Visit Cashier counter, Lobby,
PSCC, or go online at www.cue2015.org to sign up for any
remaining seats. For a full list of activities see page 15.
Student Showcase
The CUE 2015 Student
Showcase, a partnership
with CUE and the Orange
County Department of
Education (OCDE), features
student technology projects
from across California
along with exhibits from
the Two Bit Circus STEAM Carnival. The projects align to
support the integration of technology within the Common Core
State Standards adopted by the State Board of Education. The
showcase has been a feature of the CUE Conference since
2003, when originally produced by the California Department
of Education. Over the years, it has been presided over by
State, County and District Superintendents and local Legislators,
and featured the work of thousands of students from across
the Western US. The showcase is open to the community at no
charge. A handout listing the presentations is located in your
conference bag.
The Showcase is Saturday. The opening is 10:00 - 10:15 am
with an overview of event, announcements and awards.
Student presentations are from 10:15 am - 12:00 pm
(Student Showcase photo: Rachel Wente-Chaney, 2011)
Thank you to our raffle sponsors.
Your generous donations are greatly appreciated.
Engaging Web Apps
OtterBox
Shuttle Service
See page 5 for details and schedule.
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CUE – CONNECT. COLLABORATE. CONTRIBUTE TAGS: #CUE15, CUE15
CUE brings the full power of social media to the conference with these amazing tools:
CUE 2015 is WIRELESS!
Enjoy wireless access at the Palm Springs Convention Center,
the Renaissance Hotel and the Hilton Hotel! Look at your
badge sheet for instructions. In order that we will all have an
excellent wireless experience, we ask that attendees please use
the bandwidth responsibly.
THE BLOGGERS’ CAFÉ
Lobby, Renaissance Hotel
The Bloggers’ Cafe is an informal, couch, chairs, floor
gathering area in the Renaissance Hotel for bloggers,
social media mavens, and anyone else who wants to find
and connect with others. A beehive of constant activity and
conversation, the Bloggers’ Cafe makes it hard to go do
anything else once you discover it.
ITM Live!
Infinite Thinking Machine is CUE’s Internet TV
show. Every year, we broadcast from CUE’s
Annual Conference in Palm Springs as ITM Live!
Through an engaging talk show format, leading
education and technology experts discuss the ways that
innovative uses of technology are making a positive impact on
education across the world. Members of CUE’s Communication
Committee conduct the interviews and produce the episodes.
Each show is archived and available online allowing the
thousands of CUE attendees to reconnect with their experience
after the conference in Lobby, PSCC. View these at www.
youtube.com/cueinc and www.infinitethinking.org after the
conference and don’t forget to subscribe!
CUE Guide
Use the CUE Guide to explore CUE 2015 sessions, strands, summits,
and academies. Build your own custom schedule. Don’t forget your
session evaluations, program addendum, and speaker resources are also
available on the CUE Guide! 2015.cue.org.
SESSION HIGHLIGHTS
Information Literacy Summit
Information literacy - the ability to assess
the need for information, access information
sources effectively and efficiently, evaluate
information for accuracy and quality, and use
it appropriately - is a cross-disciplinary skill
crucial for college and career readiness and a foundation
for lifelong learning. This summit, led by teacher librarians
from the California School Library Association (CSLA), will
hone your information literacy skills with which you can
empower your students. Don’t forget to tweet with #cue15
#cueils. Summit sessions are noted next to the session code
with the code - ILS.
Corporate Sessions
Meet representatives from your favorite companies up close
and personal! Learn about their newest tools to help you in
the classroom! Corporate sessions are listed in the session
listing pages under a 3000 code.
CUE TIPS
These quick, 20-minute presentations focus on emerging and
existing innovations to enhance learning, productivity, or
understanding. They will focus on one or two tips, techniques,
or resources. CUE Tips are located in HUB@CUE, Exhibit hall,
PSCC all three days. For a full list of CUE tips see page 16.
Held concurrently on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of the
conference at the Hilton Hotel - Horizon 1, Horizon 2 and
Tapestry Rooms.
Sessions devoted to the needs of our diverse learners! The
Diverse Learners Symposium will expand the outreach of CUE
to the Assistive Technology Community and to those seeking to
increase their knowledge of Universal Design for Learning and
implementation of Assistive Technology supports that expand
the world of language and access to learning for students
with disabilities. The symposium is part of your full conference
registration. Diverse Learners Symposium sessions are noted
next to the session code with the word - DLS
Poster Sessions
All poster session stations will be located in the Ballroom Foyer
of the Renaissance Hotel, Thursday, 1:30 - 3:30 pm,
Friday, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm and Saturday, 12:00 - 2:00 pm
during the conference. For a full list of Poster sessions see
page 18.
Save the Dates!
2015 FUTURE PROFESSIONAL
LEARNING OPPORTUNITIES
April 16-17,
Lead 3.0 Symposium produced by ACSA, CUE and TICAL
Crown Plaza Redondo Beach, Redondo Beach, CA
lead3.org
May 2-3
CUE Learning Revolution
Online Summit Featuring Google for Education
2015-05online.giesummit.org
May 9
NBCUE Napa Common Core Tech Jam
New Tech High School, Napa, CA
sites.google.com/site/cuenorthbay/
CUE ROCK STAR CAMPS
(SPACE IS LIMITED)
cuerockstar.org
June 17-19
Tulare County, Sundale School
June 23-25
La Jolla, Muirlands Middle School
July 7-9
Google Edition Oxnard, Rio Vista Middle School
July 7-9
Saugatuck, MI hosted by MACUL, Saugatuck Middle School
CUE 2015 FALL
CONFERENCE
October 23-24, 2015
Registration opens May 1, 2015.
Space is limited so register early.
Call for
presenters
now open!
cue.org/
fall/present
August 3-5
Manhattan Beach, Mira Costa High School
August 4-6
Boston, MA hosted by MassCUE, EDCO Collaborative
August 5-7
Las Vegas, NV, Southwest Careet & Technical Academy
August 12-14
Crescent City, Del Norte High School
Find out more information at cuerockstar.org
October 10-11
CUE Learning Revolution
Online Summit Featuring Google for Education
2015-10online.giesummit.org
www.cue.org/events/
American Canyon High School,
Napa Valley, CA
www.fallcue.org
#fallcue
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OPTIONAL CONFERENCE ACTIVITIES
Visit Special Circumstances, Lobby, PSCC, or go online at www.cue2015.org to sign up for any remaining seats.
GIE015
$110
CUE West Coast Summit featuring
Google for Education
Saturday, 4:00 - 5:30 pm Sunday, 7:45 am - 3:30 pm
B5
$225
Google Workshop for Educators
(Advanced)
CUE Lead Learner
Friday, 10:00 am - 5:00 pm
A1
$110
Creating with the Chromebook
Kathy Schrock
Thursday, 8:00 am - 11:00 am
R4
$30
Show Me the Sites
Lisa Nowakowski, Nancy Minicozzi
Friday, 10:15 am - 12:00 pm
A2
$665
iPad Academy 101
(includes iPad Air 2 wifi only 16GB)
CUE Lead Learner
R5
$30
Punk Rock DIY in the New Tech,
Full Tech, You Tech Classroom
Bob Kelly, David Theriault
Friday, 12:30 pm - 2:15 pm
A7
$225
Google Workshop for Educators
(Beginners/Intermediate)
CUE Lead Learner
Thursday, 9:00 am - 4:00 pm
R6
$30
Leveraging Mobile Photography to
Create Powerful and Engaging Learning
Reuben Hoffman, Karl Lindgren-Streicher
Friday, 2:45 pm - 4:30 pm
R1
$30
Hacking the Daily 5: Practical Tech
Integration in Elementary Language Arts
Victoria Olson, Sara Boucher
C3
$130
Minecraft Academy 201
John Miller, Diane Main
Saturday, 8:00 am - 11:00 am
R2
$30
Mobile Devices & Movie Making:
“I’m Ready for My Close Up”
Ryan O’Donnell, Brian Briggs
R7
$30
Google Forms: May the Forms
Be With You
Will Kimbley
Saturday, 8:15 am - 10:00 am
A4
$130
Minecraft Academy 101
Diane Main, John Miller
C4
$110
iPad Academy 201
CUE Lead Learner
Saturday, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm
R3
$30
Move over Hollywood!
Alice Chen, JR Ginex-Orinion
Thursday, 1:15 pm - 3:00 pm
C5
$110
Common “Chrome” Academy 201
Randy Kolset, Gerardo Martinez
Saturday, 11:30 am - 2:30 pm
R8
$30
La Cucina Matematica
on online and blended learning.
John Stevens, Matt Vaudrey
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Gerardo Martinez, Randy Kolset
Friday, 1:45 pm - 4:45 pm
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POWERFUL LEARNING
CUE TIPS
TIPS
20-minute presentations for attendees to learn fun and helpful tips and tricks!
THURSDAY
Students, Science, and Social Media:
Tweeting for the Common Core
Andrea Aust
8023
Bring social media into the classroom to
engage high school students in discussing
current science events, make real-world
connections with science topics, and promote
critical thinking, communication and literacy
skills.
10:30 am - 10:50 am
Creating an Online
Community of Artists
Kacey Kim
8017
This presentation will focus on the benefits of
creating an online art gallery that provides
students with the opportunity to engage in the
arts, interact with one another, and develop
21st century skills.
11:00 am - 11:20 am
Get Kids Coding K-12
Carissa Williams
8025
Come hear how the Tustin USD rolled out the
Hour of Code to 24,000 students.
11:30 am - 11:50 am
Have iPad; Can Video Conference
Karen Vogt
8028
Video Conferencing is a great way to extend
learning beyond your campus. PORTS and
CILC are two resources that you can use to
connect your classroom to outside content
using your iPad.
12:00 pm - 12:20 pm
Total Student Engagement with
Nearpod
Jessica Vannasdall
8012
Are students checking out, coasting along,
or waiting for the answer? Nearpod is an
interactive presentation tool that will engage
and inspire students of all ages and in all
content areas.
12:30 pm - 12:50 pm
Using QR Codes in the Classroom
Natalie Valles
8016
Students today have grown up with a smart
device in their hands. What better way to
hand out information or provide access to
students, scan and go!
1:00 pm - 1:20 pm
A 20-minute Tour of Google
Classroom
Scott Smith
8009
Get an “over the shoulder” look at Google
Classroom as it’s played out in a real
classroom. Learn an effective workflow to
distribute and grade assignments as well
as provide timely formative feedback and
facilitate online class discussions.
1:30 pm - 1:50 pm
20ish Chrome Extensions in
20 Minutes
Chris Scott
8006
Stop by for a quick look into some of the best
Chrome Extensions for the classroom. In 20
minutes you’ll learn about Chrome Extensions
that’ll help your math, science, language arts,
chemistry and more.
2:00 pm - 2:20 pm
CUE would like you to be a
Conference Presenter
Burt Lo
8002
Are interested in sharing your instructional
technology ideas during an upcoming CUE
event? Stop by to find out how to submit a
proposal to be a CUE Conference presenter.
Learn about the different types of session
proposals and how sessions will be selected
for the 2015 Annual Conference.
2:30 pm - 2:50 pm
Developing your PLN
Through Edmodo
Shane Sands, Mike Bunten
8022
Learn how to engage with other educators
with greater precision in developing
relationships to build your professional
learning community through the use of
Edmodo.
3:00 pm - 3:20 pm
Making Mobile Magnificent!
Simple Yet Powerful Tech Tips
Jon Roepke
8015
Turn your Mobile Devices into Interactive
Digital Creation and Presentation Tools!
Got iPads or tablets? Discover new ways of
leveraging these powerful mobile devices
inside - and outside - your classroom.
3:30 pm - 3:50 pm
Student Created Video Tutorials
Kris Posavec, Melanie Formaneck 8019
Utilize technology to increase student
collaboration, engagement, and subject
matter comprehension. Help your students
take ownership of their learning by showing
them how to create their own video tutorial.
4:00 pm - 4:20 pm
FRIDAY
Common Core & NGSS STEAM ++
Graphic Organizers for K-12
Bob Barboza
8003
Teachers are using high motivational graphic
organizers to meet Common Core and Next
Generation Science Standards. Students
improve long and short-term memory; testing
skills, project based-learning and planning
skills.
10:00 am - 10:20 am
Create, Collaborate, and Share
Using Virtual Bulletin Boards
JR Ginex-Orinion
8004
Get your students to think visually, create,
collaborate, and contribute on virtual bulletin
boards. Follow their thought processes and
check their contributions with Padlet, Muraly,
Google Drawings, and Thinglink.
10:30 am - 10:50 am
Using the iPad and Green Screen
Technology with the Classroom
Teresa Lightle
8010
Teachers will how and why they can use
green screen technology on the iPad to
engage students and make them appear as if
they are anywhere, anytime, and place.
11:00 am - 11:20 am
CUE would like you to be a
Conference Presenter
Burt Lo
8001
Are interested in sharing your instructional
technology ideas during an upcoming CUE
event? Stop by to find out how to submit a
proposal to be a CUE Conference presenter.
Learn about the different types of session
proposals and how sessions will be selected
for the 2015 Annual Conference.
11:30 am - 11:50 am
Personalized Learning With PBS
Productivity Tools
Almetria Vaba
8020
Learn how to personalize learning with
new productivity tools from PBS including
personalized storyboards and interactive
lessons. Illustrate complex concepts by quickly
designing interactive web pages using
resources, graphics and images from PBS
LearningMedia.
12:00 pm - 12:20 pm
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TIPS
CUE Tip sessions located in the HUB@CUE, Exhibit Hall.
Remix, Rebuild and Collaborate:
Tech Tools You Can Use Today
Almetria Vaba
8026
This CUE Tip will demonstrate how to successfully integrate a range
of free media-making apps and tools into your classroom. You will
explore top applications, practical tips, and solutions for overcoming
barriers along the way.
1:30 pm - 1:50 pm
Desmos: the Graphing Calculator
Playground for Math
Andrew Stadel
8021
Use the graphing calculator playground (web-based or
downloadable) to build beautiful math functions, interact with data
and model functions by creating stunning visual representations that
strengthen student understanding.
2:00 pm - 2:20 pm
Teach Computer Programming and 3D Modeling
(Don’t Tell It’s Math)
Pavel Solin
8011
Computer programming and 3D modeling are essential 21st century
STEM job skills. We show their connection to math standards, and
give an overview of free online tools to teach them.
2:30 pm - 2:50 pm
#NoWorksheetWeek Teacher Challenge
Rae Fearing, Tracy Campbell
8007
The #NoWorksheetWeek Teacher challenge is an opportunity for
teachers to push their pedagogy forward and meet the needs of the
students coming to our classrooms every day. See how this global
movement is changing learning and how you can start a challenge in
your own school or district.
3:00 pm - 3:20 pm
Use Twitter to Develop a
Professional Learning Community
Eamonn O’Brien
8005
Instead of spending time you don’t have looking for new ideas and
techniques, let the ideas come to you by using Twitter to develop a
PLC available when you want it, tailored to your specific needs.
3:30 pm - 3:50 pm
20 Blenders in 20 Minutes
Thomas Nixon
8029
Need to differentiate instruction? Blended learning provides you with
the necessary tools to meet the needs of all students. Get introduced
to twenty free resources you could use tomorrow.
4:00 pm - 4:20 pm
SATURDAY
Engaging 21st Century Learners Using Pear Deck
Jennifer Brant
8013
Engage learners in a BYOD or 1:1 classroom by using Pear Deck.
Learn how to use this program to create engaging presentations and
use formative assessments within your presentations.
9:00 am - 9:20 am
Providing Effective Feedback Using
Time-Saving Technologies
Courtney Calfee, Jennifer Reese
8014
Increase student achievement through constructive, encouraging
feedback that simultaneously takes advantage of online resources like
ScrapBook to allow for maximum grading efficiency.
9:30 am - 9:50 am
Informing with Infographics
Rachel Diephouse
8024
Infographics engage students in non-fiction topics and inspire them to
make a difference. Empower students to raise awareness by giving
them the space to create their own infographics.
10:00 am - 10:20 am
LEGO to the Movies: LEGO + iPads = Movies
Ben Gallagher
8018
During semester 1, 2014, Ben Gallagher, a teacher of grade 1/2,
realized how much his students loved to create with lego. They were
really enthusiastic about producing a film in animation with their lego
models and so they did! The film was then screened at a 700 seat
cinema and received excellent comments and support from Academy
Award winning animator, Adam Elliot.
10:30 am - 10:50 am
CUE would like you to be a Conference Presenter
Burt Lo
8000
Are interested in sharing your instructional technology ideas during an
upcoming CUE event? Stop by to find out how to submit a proposal
to be a CUE Conference presenter. Learn about the different types
of session proposals and how sessions will be selected for the 2015
Annual Conference.
12:00 pm - 12:20 pm
Google Sites for Project Management
Katherine Kinsey
8027
Reach beyond your Learning Management System and organize your
classroom projects from start to finish with Google Sites. GoogleSites
for Project Management includes project directions, work samples,
rubrics, templates, peer evaluations, and publishing of student work.
12:30 pm - 12:50 pm
POSTER SESSIONS
THURSDAY
POWERFUL LEARNING
Poster sessions are located in the
1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
STEAM ++ Common Core & NGSS Occupy Mars
Classroom Learning Centers
Bob Barboza
4004
Teachers at Super School K-12 International University are
collaborating using STEAM ++ (science, technology, engineering,
visual and performing arts, mathematics, computer and foreign
languages). Explore ePortfolios, graphic organizers & learning centers.
Library of Congress Online:
The Power of Primary Sources
Esther Kligman-Frey, Deb White
4029
Explore online learning opportunities with the Library Of Congress.
Discover the power of primary sources and how to use them in your
classroom. Learn how to navigate this dynamic site.
The Learning Hub: A Blended Learning Model
Kamiya Kumar, Kayhan Sanyal
4007
We will be presenting our Pilot Project through a Prezi, and look
forward to engaging in discussion with our audience.
Student Tech Leadership: Digital Media Projects
Supporting Schools and Communities
Connie Mitchell
4019
Students who collaborate, create, and use digital technologies
present engaging projects supporting schools and communities.
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math) skills, along
with Common Core Standards alignment, are demonstrated.
4 Main Features of Learner-Centered
Videos to Scaffold Learning
Astrid Solvberg, Marit Rismark
4014
Looking for steps to follow when designing videos? Learn about
learner-centered videos and how they can scaffold student inquiry,
knowledge construction and learning.
FRIDAY 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
How to Build a Personalized Learning System
Barbara Bray
4016
You can build a coaching program that uses your own staff to
personalize learning across your school or district. Start with shared
beliefs that grows into a self-sustainable system.
Minecraft Madness: Collaboration and Team Building Skills
Tim Hibsman, Haley Hibsman
4011
Minecraft has the possibility of huge educational benefits for
children; it can help teach numerous subjects in a team building
environment. Learning in Minecraft could be faster than traditional
methods of education, as children are often far more motivated, get
more practice, and feel that what they are learning is useful.
Mentoring with Teachers and Teacher Educators on
TPACK Integration
Malia Hoffmann
4013
Often technology is taught as a stand alone course in K-12 and
teacher training. This session will cover the ways a university
formed teacher mentorships with teacher educators, key technology
educators, content knowledge educators to integrate TPACK
strategies into everyday instruction supporting a better model of
instruction for future teachers.
ELL and Technology:Tools for Growth
Becky Lopez
4008
Attendees will be given tools that are engaging and will move
language learners towards proficiency. The rationale behind the
use of each tool as well as examples will be discussed.
AAUW Tech Trek: Awesome Girls in STEM
Debra White
4005
Discover Tech Trek, a science, technology, engineering and math
summer program for middle school girls, now becoming a National
Program sponsored by AAUW. Learn about the program and why it
works. Hear from Tech Trekkers about their experiences. Learn how
to get your students involved.
SATURDAY 12:00 pm - 2:00 pm
Gamification of Teacher Technology Integration
Brooke Carey Ahrens, Melanie Duffin
4006
We motivated our teachers to use technology through gamification.
Our badge reward system, focused on technology integration and
skill expansion, created an environment of self-motivation, excitement
and friendly competition.
Coding in Middle and High School Intervention Education
Tim Gillis, Mark Hailwood
4028
Programming concepts help students make effective use of computers
in 21st century intervention classes. Coding takes the physical world
and makes it digital creating enthusiasm for content and collaboration.
Create the Innovators of Tomorrow Through a
Makerspace
Kimberlie Linz, Gretchen Renshaw
4003
Provide a space for your students to impact the future through
innovative creation and design. Pacific Elementary School’s
Makerspace provides high and low technology tools for students
in first through fifth grades to explore STEAM and next generation
science concepts, change the physical world around them and create
prototypes that don’t currently exist to solve problems of today. Learn
how to bring this exciting new concept to your school!
Book Club Digital Project Connecting College,
Middle/High School Students
Kathleen Ralph
4024
Using an online social media reading/sharing tool (Tumblr.com),
college, middle and high school students participated in book club
activities on a shared reading of the young adult novel, Skinny.
Minecraft Crafting Learning
Chris Scott, John Miller, Diane Main
4018
Minecraft has a power of its own, stop by this Poster session to
see how powerful it can be for your classroom. Your students love
it, join us to learn how you can put the power of Minecraft to
work in your classroom
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A CLOSER LOOK AT A SAMPLE LISTING
Topics
A session may address numerous topics. The topic
listed with each session is not necessarily the only
topic that will be addressed, but is provided to assist
you in planning which sessions you want to attend.
CC
Content Curriculum
FL
Foreign Language
PE
Health/PE
SS
History/Social Studies
MA
Mathematics
LA
Reading/Language Arts
SC
Science
VPA
Visual and Performing Arts
ELL
English Language Development (ESL)
AD
Leadersip & Administration
IT
IT Professionals
OL
Online Learning
PD
PLC
Professional Learning Communities
RTI
Response to Intervention/Instruction
GR
Social Change/Green
ST
STEM
UDL
Universal Design for Learning (Dif Inst)
WT
Webtools
CO
Common Core
Multi
Multiple topic areas
CONFERENCE SITES
Hilton Hotel 400 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way
PSCC - Palm Springs Convention Center
277 N. Avenida Caballeros
PSUSD - Palm Springs USD
1000 Tahquitz Canyon Way, Building A
(Next to Margarita’s restaurant)
Renaissance Hotel 888 Tahquitz Canyon Way
CUE Guide - Program Addendum
For the most up to the date program session listings,
visit the CUE online program Guide at 2015.cue.org
Spotlight Speaker Sessions
This icon indicates a Spotlight Speaker session.
Please see above for more information.
Featured Strands
Look for our featured strands by finding the following after the
session code.
CC
Common Core strand
DLS
Diverse Learning Symposium
ILS
Information Literacy Summit produced by CSLA
IT
IT Professional strand curated by CETPA
Commercial Sessions
“This is a commercial session.” at the end of a description
indicates the speaker has some vested interest in the
presentation—talks by commercial companies, a school with a
product to sell, or a teacher sponsored by a company or helped
develop a classroom product. These sessions have content
regarded as valuable for our attendees. Commercial session
codes are a 3000 code.
PRESENTER(S)
TITLE
DESCRIPTION
SESSION CODE
Amazing Title of a Session
Fab Presenter
2309
Discover fabulous, free, open source programs and Web 2.0 tools
no teacher or classroom should be without. In an era of decreased
funding, we’ll share innovative tools to help your students connect to the
curriculum in new ways and create an authentic audience for their work.
Intermediate, 4 – 8
CC, OL, Multi
Ventura
PSCC
AUDIENCE
TOPIC
ROOM
EDUCATIONAL/
GRADE TARGET
SITE
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CUE 2015 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
SESSION 1: THURSDAY, 9:00 - 10:00 AM
SESSION 1 • THURS. 9:00-10:00 AM
How they do it! Effective Technology Integration in
Special Education Instruction
Jennifer Courduff, Peter Mercado
2484 DLS
This presentation explains the process leading to exemplary
integration of technology into special education instructional practice.
Four foundational themes leading to successful technology adoption
into the classroom will be presented. While obstacles exist, they can
ultimately be overcome or overlooked. Implications provide insight that
can improve pre-service coursework and professional development for
technology integration within special education instruction.
Intermediate, K - 12, College
AD, PD, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
UDL Apps From an APPoholic
Tracey Antista
2225 DLS
Participants will learn the What, How, and Why of UDL (Universal
Design for learning) and what iOS apps support the principles that
will help create an inclusive classroom.
New, Beginning, K - 6
UDL, LA
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Your Google Classroom Ecosystem
Kyle Brumbaugh
2328
Each classroom has its own ecosystem, the way teaching and
learning happens. Google tools, including Classroom, allow you
to completely manage this process for you, your students and their
parents.
K - 12
CC, PLC
Palm Canyon Suite AB
Hilton Hotel
Common Core for Uncommon People
Amy Duncan
2502 DLS
The CCSS present both opportunities and challenges for students
with special needs. This session will answer your most pressing
concerns and support you in applying the best tools and resources
that can immediately help your students succeed.
UDL
Tapestry Room
Hilton Hotel
MindShift Teacher Community: A Deep Dive
Robin Mencher, Randall Depew, Ki Sung
2176
Delve into MindShift for interactive professional learning and join the
community of educators focused on exploring the future of learning.
Learn how you can grow as a professional through the launch of
MindShift’s teacher community. Start your journey with like-minded
colleagues today.
ALL, Not grade-level specific
Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Open the Shed
Lisa Nowakowski
2095
Successfully integrating Speaking, Writing, and ELD is as easy
as 1-2-3. See how using The Literacy Shed has transformed one
classroom from boring to dynamic.
ALL, 2 - 8
ELL
Mesquite B
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
Applying Best Practices in a 1:1 Environment
Andrew Thomasson, Cheryl Morris, Sam Patterson
2330
Join three teachers, one with a 1:1 classroom with MacBooks, one
with a mostly 1:1 classroom with Chromebooks, and a technology
integration specialist with a 1:1 class of iPads, in looking at the best
practices for those environments. We will discuss lesson design and
pedagogy, classroom and device management, and student-created
media. Together, we represent three very different 1:1 classrooms
spanning many content areas and grade levels and we will help you
implement or optimise your own 1:1 environment.
ALL, K - 12, College
CO, UDL, Multi
Mesquite C
PSCC
Playful Learning:
Bringing Game-Based Learning to your Classroom!
Jennifer Groff, Zack Gilbert
2092
Deeper learning with a game? YES! Playful Learning is a national
initiative supporting and connecting educators on the benefits and
strategies of harnessing the exploding field of high quality learning
games.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, Not grade-level specific
CC, WT, Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Information Gone Wild!
Geri Coats
2383
Have students create infographics to demonstrate critical thinking
skills from their Google account. In a few simple steps, you and your
students can make beautiful infographics illustrating their learning!
ALL, 4 - 12, College
CO, WT, Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Genius Bar: Promoting Student Leadership
Alicia Johal, Marielle Venturino
2062
Create student technology leaders! Genius Bar is a student-run
technology leadership organization where students help their peers
and teachers with technology needs. Students are paired with a
staff buddy and support their teacher/administrator in implementing
technology in the classroom and throughout the school.
Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Stop Teaching and Start Learning
Karl Lindgren-Streicher, Diane Main
2101
Let’s talk about why we teach and work so much when students
should be doing all the work. How can we change? This WON’T be
a lecture. Participation is CHERISHED.
ALL, Administration, Not grade-level specific
Primrose B
PSCC
Multi
Student Publishing in Primary Grades with
Book Creator and iPads
Ellen Kraska
3031
Discover student voices with digital authoring. Learn to leverage
Book Creator in the Writing Workshop to develop young writers
ideas, skills, and understandings of writing for diverse purposes and
audiences. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Apple Leadership and Learning Event
Apple Education Development Executives
3043
Engage in the start of a discussion about what’s working in
education, what’s possible, and new strategies for personalizing
learning. Hear from a panel of visionary leaders who are leveraging
mobile technology to transform teaching and learning in their
districts. Ask questions and share ideas for creating a learning
environment where all students can excel. The Apple Leadership and
Learning Event is intended for district curriculum directors, associate
superintendents of curriculum, and principals who want to explore
how digital content is changing the education landscape.
This is a commercial session.
Primrose D
PSCC
Can I Use That? Fair Use for the Remix Generation
Gail Desler, Jane Lofton
2309 ILS
Are your students copyright confused? This session addresses
copyright, fair use, Creative Commons, and remix culture in a CCSS
and information literacy framework. Help student creators harness
their rights/responsibilities!
ALL
Multi
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Working SMARTer In Your 21st Century Classroom
SMART Representative
3083
Educators need a platform that supports quick and easy transitions
between whole-class, small-group and individual learning activities
that encourage student collaboration on individual devices. In this
hands-on session put-to-practice the strategies teachers are using to
increase the effectiveness of their student device implementation.
Product Spotlight includes: SMART Notebook Software, SMART
Response VE, XC Collaboration and SMART Notebook Maestro.
Smoketree C
PSCC
The Ultimate Collaboration Tool - OneNote
David Lopez
3061
With Microsoft OneNote, you can create digital notebooks that
support academic standards and education outcomes across
disciplines and tasks, such as writing, reading, mathematics, science,
history, CTE, and elective courses. Students may use OneNote across
content areas and grade levels, and use OneNote to compile and
organize unstructured information, research, and content. OneNote
also supports research, collaboration, information management,
communication, note taking, journaling, reflective writing, and
academic requirements. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
EdTech Teacher Leadership for the 21st Century:
One District’s Journey
Tamatha Williams, Elene Kallimanis, Jennifer Wagner 2433
Districts are working towards meeting 21st century demands.
It’s imperative schools build teachers’ capacity for technology
integration. Learn about Pomona’s journey: sustaining teacher
leaders through its Technology Teacher Leader Initiative.
Multi
Smoketree F
PSCC
You Can Use Social Media For That??
Research Supported Strategies To Engage
Salima Hudani
2241
In this one hour session, learn how you can meet the student learning
expectations of your curriculum in an engaging and collaborative
way. Social Media, with the right supports in place can extend your
curricular boundaries and create and environment where learning for
all in an exponential way is attained.
ALL, K - 12, Administration
PD, WT, Multi
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
SketchUp in the Classroom for Conceptual Thinking
Gerardo Martinez
2461
Come, learn, create and see how you can instruct with your own
3D models and teach students to communicate the mental models
that lie dormant in their minds with SkecthUp. Not recommended for
programs with tablets.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, 4 - 12
CC, Multi
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Read Naturally’s Read Live!
Kristi Vincent
3005
This web-based intervention efficiently applies the research-based
Read Naturally Strategy to accelerate reading achievement. Visual
and auditory prompts guide students through the motivating steps
to develop fluency and phonics skills, support comprehension, and
improve vocabulary. Track student progress easily and use the data
to differentiate instruction with Read Naturally Live. Because the
software and data are “in the cloud,” there’s no server to set up or
maintain. Students can access the program from desktop computers,
laptops, Chromebooks, or iPads. This is a commercial session.
ALL, K - 8
CC, CO, LA
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
STEAMy to the CORE
Jeff Brain
2294 CC
Games and comics are gaining credibility as viable education tools.
This presentation gives teachers design ideas for both game design
and comics creation that integrate common core standards in an
artistic, multimedia rich environment. Turn students from content
consumers into content creators in a project-based learning structure.
Not recommended for programs with tablets.
Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Writing to and From Sources by
Creating Interactive iBooks!
Michele Dawson, Kathryn Marinos
2093
Learn how iBooks can enhance writing and how easy it is to create
one! Students quickly create iBooks with text, drawings, music,
audio narration, and videos using Book Creator App.
Intermediate, Not grade-level specific
Multi
Mojave Learning Center Renaissance Hotel
Remixing the Do Now and Exit Slip in a 1:1 Classroom
Angela Estrella
2045
In this interactive session, participants will walk away with practical
tips on how-to maximize student learning during the first and last five
minutes of class in a 1:1 classroom.
New, Beginning, 6 - 12
Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
21
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2015.CUE.ORG
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SESSION 2: THURSDAY 10:30 - 11:30 AM
SESSION 1 CONTINUED
SESSION 2 THURS. 10:30-11:30 AM
Hapara Teacher Dashboard and
Interact for Google Apps
Mitch Derr, Allison Winston
3094
Hapara makes tools for Google Apps using educators that turn
ongoing formative assessment into a habit. Teacher Dashboard
organizes the Google Apps environment by class, by application,
and then by student. Educators see dashboards of activity in Drive,
Gmail, Sites, Blogger, even Google Plus. Hapara Interact provides
educators real-time views of student browser activity in Chrome on
any machine. This is a commercial session.
ALL, K - 12
Multi
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Use Augmented Reality to Differentiate Instruction
Jenn Park
2352 DLS
Heard of Augmented Reality (AR)? Work with Special Needs
students? Want to create dynamic, out of this world learning
experiences? Come and learn how Augmented Reality can bring
education to life for Special Needs students.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, Pre K - 12
UDL, WT, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
How We are Flipping the Script
Sarah-Jane Thomas
2008
“Flipping” is a hot educational buzzword of 2014, but what exactly
does it mean? Discover why a middle school ELA/Technology
Integration teacher has fallen head over heels.
ALL, College, Administration, Not grade-level specific
Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Using Probeware in the Science Classroom
Leann Iacuone
2009 CC
Have you felt the pressure of meeting the needs and goals of the
Math Common Core Standards? Do you see the need and have
the desire to integrate with science but are unsure of how to move
forward? Come and see how to take baby steps to integrate math
and science in the classroom.
Beginning,
6 - 12
ST, SC
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Get Organized with Google Calendar!
Ashley Williams
2446
Come get organized using Google Calendar! Learn to create events
and calendars, share them with others, attach items from Drive to
events, and start a video chat in an event. Not recommended for
New, Beginning, Administration, Not grade-level specific
PD, WT
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
POWERFUL LEARNING
OT for ATs & TeachersA Glimpse Through the Therapist’s Lens
Greta Binkley
2482 DLS
Learn to consider underlying motor capabilities in your decisions
about accommodations, strategies & technology for your struggling
students from the perspective of an Occupational Therapist. How
Motor, Perceptual & Sensory Processing Abilities Affect a Student’s
Academic Performance & Potential for Greater Success with
Technology.
Multi
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
iPad Content Creation Awesomeness
Shelly Moses, Dianne Shapp
2393
iPads are not $500 worksheet generators! Come have fun, as we
explore apps that enable you and your students to create content that
demands critical analysis and synthesis of learning.
ALL, Pre K - 12, College, Administration
Multi
Hilton Hotel
From Common Chore to Common Core:
Repurposing iPad Apps to Engage ALL Learners
Chris Wenger
2490 DLS CC
This session will discuss how iPad apps and other technology can
be repurposed in order to help meet the rigorous demands of the
CCSS. A variety of technology tools and apps will be discussed and
interactively demonstrated. This session will benefit educators of both
general and special education students, in all age groups.
Multi
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
National Certification for Innovative Educators Be Leading Edge
Danielle Forst
2486
Discover a certification program designed for innovative educators
like you. Leading Edge Certification prepares educators to be
digital age leaders and learners. Certifications include Online and
Blended Teacher, Digital Educator, Administrator, and Professional
Learning Leader.
PD, Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Blogging Across the Curriculum: Inspire Student Voice,
Address Common Core
Jane Lofton
2222
Help students practice writing, reflection, find their voices, explore/
share personal interests, learn information literacy, technology, and
digital citizenship skills, and connect with a global community - all
through blogging.
ALL, 6 - 12
Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
Top 10 Questions Educators Must Ask
BEFORE Launching 1:1 Programs
Ann McMullan
2297 IT
One-to-One Computing can be great boosts for learning or dismal
failures for districts. We will examine the critical elements for leading
and implementing successful, sustainable 1:1 programs in K-12
classrooms
Multi
Mesquite C
PSCC
Using Notability with Google Drive to
Monitor Close Reading
Jason Seliskar
2443
Notability is an annotation app that allows students to import
documents to annotate and then turn in via Google Drive. Students
take notes or write short answers to be turned in digitally.
Beginning, Intermediate
CC, CO, Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Online Broadcasting and Your School News Team in
Today’s Digital Learning Environment
Jon Ruffridge
2324
A showcase and presentation of best practices for implementing a
daily, school-wide news program that is designed to meet the needs
of the 21st Century Classroom, character education and school
information.
ALL, 4 - 12, Administration
Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
50 of My Favorite Apps
Carol Anne McGuire, Macy McGuire
2497
Need some new app ideas for your K-6 classroom? These apps have
been tested in classrooms all over the world! Come and see my 50
favorites and share some of yours, too!
ALL, Pre K - 6
Multi
Oasis 4
PSCC
Choose Your Own Web Tool Adventure
Reuben Hoffman, Dan McDowell
2117
Modern Technology Has Changed Teaching FOREVER! “Choose Your
Own Adventure” as we explore how to increase student engagement
by using cutting edge, web-based tools. Not recommended for
CO, WT, Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Google Forms: May the Forms be With You
Will Kimbley
2251
Take your Google Forms to the next level. Create Google Forms
to use for quizzes, surveys, rubrics, and assignment dropboxes.
Create quizzes in Google Forms, then use Flubaroo to autograde
and provide student feedback. Take control of student Docs sharing
nightmares and tracking assignments with Forms dropboxes.
Create self-grading rubrics, use data validation and branch logic,
and much, much more (Best on a laptop). Not recommended for
Intermediate, Experienced, Not grade-level specific
WT
Primrose B
PSCC
Create Your Own Interactive
Learning Materials with iBooks Author
Matt Baier
3032
Stop searching for just the right resource. Make it! Teachers and
students can create interactive books for the Mac and iPad to reach
learning goals and communicate ideas. Come see possibilities and
experience iBooks Author. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Apple Leadership and Learning Event
Apple Education Development Executives
3043
Engage in the start of a discussion about what’s working in
education, what’s possible, and new strategies for personalizing
learning. Hear from a panel of visionary leaders who are leveraging
mobile technology to transform teaching and learning in their
districts. Ask questions and share ideas for creating a learning
environment where all students can excel. The Apple Leadership and
Learning Event is intended for district curriculum directors, associate
superintendents of curriculum, and principals who want to explore
how digital content is changing the education landscape.
Primrose D
PSCC
Scratch Crash Course
Cory Robertson
2258
So, you’re ready to start, but a little scared of the “easy to use”
Scratch? We’ll create a game in one hour that hits all the basics and
is fun to play! Not recommended for programs with tablets.
ALL, K - 8
ST, MA, SC
Smoketree AB
PSCC
SMARTer Makerspaces & Learning Commons
3084
There are a lot of conversations happening in education around
how to facilitate collaboration as a core skill and the benefits of a
collaborative studio space for creative endeavors. Looking for student
centered approach to teaching and learning? Interested in learning
how to make the most of your existing technologies while seamlessly
integrating individual devices in your classroom? This interactive
session will demonstrate how to create and sustain innovative
learning environments that inspire the 4 C’s: Communication,
Collaboration, Creativity and Critical Thinking in your classroom.
Product Spotlight includes: SMART Kapp, SMART’s newest
collaborative board that functions without a projector and SMART
amp collaborative software. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree C
PSCC
30 Free Microsoft Tools in 60 Minutes
David Lopez
3062
Come for a whirlwind ride through 30 free tools from Microsoft.
Find out about Photosynth, Photo Gallery, Chronozoom, Microsoft
Math, AutoCollage, Songsmith and many more. Learn how these
tools can engage students and be used in a problem-based learning
environment. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Going Digital! Google Forms for School Administrators
Jen Alcazar
2029
As a school administrator, your list of tasks is endless. Digitize
it! Leverage the power of Google to transform your intervention/
discipline logs, registration records, classroom observation forms,
and more. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
ALL, Administration
AD, PLC, RTI, Multi
Smoketree F
PSCC
Your Online Class is Ready to Start: Did You Do it Right?
Jenna Linskens
2034
Your online class is almost set to begin. How do you get your
students going in the right direction? Attendees will acquire a list of
Web 2.0 Tools they can use to design effective Icebreakers to get the
online class started.
Beginning, Intermediate, Not grade-level specific
OL, Multi
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
23
2015.CUE.ORG
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Immerse Learners with Augmented Reality
Rebecca Girard, Anne Schaefer Salinas
2339 CC
Make lessons jump off the page… LITERALLY! Wow students with
immediately engaging experiential learning opportunities. Harness
the power of augmented reality to immerse learners into the content.
Learning has never been so much fun!
WT, Multi
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Transform Science Learning with
PASCO’s Latest Hands-On Technologies
Lance Mayhofer
3014
Explore PASCO Scientific’s award-winning science learning
environment, offering hands-on, inquiry-based science labs for
Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and Environmental Science. Integrating
the latest standards-based content, probeware, and data collection
and analysis software, PASCO solutions are easy to use, costeffective, and work on your devices: iPad, Chromebook, Android
tablets, computers, and netbooks. This is a commercial session.
ST, SC
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
Common Core = Technology Integration
Jeremy Davis
2506 IT
Gone are the days of teaching a “technology lesson” a few times
a year, as the Common Core State Standards have technology
integration and digital literacy skills embedded in standards
starting in Kindergarten. Come dig into the standards and discuss
the need for cultural change towards technology integration into all
curriculum areas.
ALL
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Don’t Wait: Create Math Curriculum on Your iPad Now!
Glenn Kenyon
2302 CC
The story of how San Francisco Unified leverages technology to
implement Common Core Math Standards with Nearpod on iPads.
Sample lessons will be demonstrated. iPads with Nearpod app
highly recommended.
ALL, 4 - 12
CO, ST, MA
Mojave Learning Center
Renaissance Hotel
Common Core Performance Tasks... and Zombies
Danica Marsh, Kelly Baker
2057
This presentation focuses on engaging all learners in a crosscurricular performance task for 8th graders using technology to
research and write about an imaginary trip culminating in the
Zombie Apocalypse.
ALL, 6 - 12
Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
POWERFUL LEARNING
Empower Students with
Industry Certification
Brent Clark, Lori Monson
3016
Discuss how the combination of learning (curriculum, courseware,
textbooks, e-learning), practice tests, and certifications from
companies such as Microsoft, Adobe, and Autodesk, can be
effectively implemented to prepare students with a successful
pathway to career and college readiness. This is a commercial
session.
ALL, 6 - 12, College, Administration
CC, ST, VPA
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Connect and Collaborate with Edmodo
Gregg Eilers
2161
Come and see why Edmodo, a safe and secure social media tool
for education, has connected over 30,000,000 people globally.
You will learn the basics of Edmodo and how it can enhance your
classroom connectivity and dynamic.
Beginning, Intermediate, K - 8, Administration
CO, PLC, Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
21st Century Note-Taking
Adrian Lucero, David Allen
2458
The digital focused-note creates a living document with which
students interact. Participants will be able to implement an important
teaching strategy and use the digital tools in their classroom
that meets the demands of our 21st Century digital age. Not
recommended for programs with tablets.
Intermediate, Experienced
Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
The Connected Classroom:
Hangouts On-Air & Virtual Field Trips
Andrew Moriates
2268
This workshop addresses the educational benefits of maintaining
a connected classroom by participating in virtual field trips via
Google+ Hangouts On-air. We will practice how to access virtual
field trip opportunities within Google+ Communities, prepare you
and your students for upcoming events using tools like the Google+
Q&A app, and apply practical activities that support and encourage
student engagement before, during, and after the virtual field trip
experience.
Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 3 • THURS. 12:30 - 1:30 PM
Students Show They Can Do It!!
Angela Moss
2469 DLS
Participants will be given ideas on using tools that are inexpensive or
available in most classrooms to help provide students with access to
curriculum.
RTI, UDL, MA, LA
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Redefining Learning in a Blended Classroom
Ymasumac, Maranon-Davis
2181 DLS
Embrace learning in the 21st century where students use multiple
devices for learning! In this BYOD session explore how to redefine
learning through the lens of inquiry based learning.
OL, UDL, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Coding on iPads
Vicky, Sedgwick
2344
Is it possible to learn to code if iPads are the devices available in
your classroom? Come discover just some of the apps that available
to do just that!
Beginning, Intermediate, K - 8
ST
Hilton Hotel
Screencasting for Diverse Learners
Timothy Downey
2491 DLS
Overview and practical application of screen casting for tutorials,
personalized learning, and assessment in the diverse learner’s
community.
Multi
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
You are the Infinite Thinking Machine
Chris Walsh, Mike Lawrence, Ramsey Musallam
2496
Join the producers of the hit Internet TV show, the Infinite Thinking
Machine, as we take a fun romp through our favorite tools, ideas,
and classroom innovations featured in the shows. Warning: it may
get ridonkulous!
OL, WT, Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Docs to Blogs, Sharing Our Stories
Jennifer Anderson, Kristin Thompsen
2276
Come learn how to help your elementary students tell great stories
with their lives and learning using Google Apps and Kidblog.
Intermediate, 2 - 6
CO, GR, LA
Mesquite B
PSCC
1:1 Classrooms-Management,
Instructional Strategies, and More!
Susan Brooks-Young
2053
Ensuring educators’ digital capacity is a cornerstone for successful
1:1 initiatives. Attend this session to explore strategies for classroom
management and instruction in 1:1 environments.
New, Beginning, Not grade-level specific
AD, PD, Multi
Mesquite C
PSCC
Collaboration Via Pinboards: Using Pinterest in Education
Devrah Lawver
2223
Effectively learn to use the fastest growing social network in
education, Pinterest, in the classroom for everything from building
PLNs, collaborating around the world, to project-based learning!
New, Beginning, Pre K - 12, College
Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Enhance Your Digital Story Using Photoshop
Ivan Taylor
2406
Increase your knowledge of Photoshop and learn how you can
create, enhance and edit slideshows and video making them more
engaging without learning yet another program. Not recommended
for programs with tablets.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, 4 - 12, College, Administration
Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
You Must Do These Things!
Hall Davidson
5010
Get on the train or lay on the tracks. How and why you should:
Reemphasize voc-ed with new virtual tools; open up closed captions
for reading instruction; make math digital; use a 3D printer; start
a media festival; get ban-dwidth from surprising places. Most
important, explore building examples that expose students to thinking
they’ll need for career and life.
Oasis 4
PSCC
Competency Based Education: Dashboard to Success
Melanie Borrego, Ellen Derwin, Kat Ringenbach,
Sheila Steinberg, Leigh Ann Wilson
2027
Brandman University is running the first fully online competency-based
degree program in California. Join the CBE General Education team
for the “behind the scenes” story of the program’s development.
Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Teaching Above the Line
Holly Steele, Pablo Diaz, Ann Kozma
2120 CC
Increase student digital literacy by teaching above the line. Define
the use of technology by giving students a chance to develop their
own voice and purpose in learning through SAMR.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, K - 8
CO, ST, Multi
Primrose B
PSCC
Digital Literacy: Publishing for a Wider Audience
Elaine Wrenn, Trang Lai
3033
In our digital age, we don’t have to confine publishing to print on
a page. Discover other ways that students can share and receive
feedback on their work through social media, iTunes and more!
Primrose C
PSCC
Coding: It’s Elementary (K-5)
Anne Jenks, Letty Batista
2189
Coding is the new language that everyone needs to know. Research
shows that in order to meet the future need for programmers, it is
crucial to reach children in the early years of their education - grades
K-5. Learn how websites, applications and hands-on activities
are providing a code rich environment for students at McKinna
Elementary School.
Intermediate, Pre K - 6
CO, ST, MA, SC
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Working SMARTer In Your 21st Century Classroom
3085
Educators need a platform that supports quick and easy transitions
between whole-class, small-group and individual learning activities
that encourage student collaboration on individual devices. In this
hands-on session put-to-practice the strategies teachers are using to
increase the effectiveness of their student device implementation.
Product Spotlight includes: SMART Notebook Software, SMART
Response VE, XC Collaboration and SMART Notebook Maestro.
Smoketree C
PSCC
25
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Are you in the MIX?
David Lopez
3063
Turn your PowerPoint presentation into an interactive online lesson?
Cool! We call this a mix. Everything you need to create and share
your mix is included - right there inside PowerPoint. Add audio
and video of yourself giving your presentation or add a video from
elsewhere, write on slides as you talk to your students/colleagues,
insert quizzes, practice exercises, and more - all from within
PowerPoint. It’s like an AWESOME screencast.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
You’re Going to Keep Letting Me Take the iPad Home?
Mark Hailwood, Bill Kvitli, Rayann Rockwell,
Lorena Guerrero-Lopez
2413
As your district or school moves towards a 1:1 program for iPads,
wouldn’t it be great to hear from a group that has already done it?
Listen to tips and tricks from a district that is three years into a 1:1
iPad deployment.
Multi
Smoketree F
PSCC
Opening Doors to Collaboration:
The US-Russia Social Expertise Exchange
Yvonne Andres
2508
US-Russia Social Expertise Exchange “opens the doors” to projectbased learning involving youth development, service-learning, and
successful school/community models of collaboration that support
new education standards in the US and Russia.
Beginning, Intermediate
OL, PLC, SS, LA, SC
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
The Library of Congress Online:
A Navigation Guide for Educators
Esther Kligman-Frey, Deb White
2390
Tour the Library of Congress online; learn to navigate the site and
explore the LOC’s dynamic curriculum. Discover how primary source
lessons meet the Common Core standards.
CC, CO, SS, LA, VPA
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
IXL: A New Vision for Adaptive Software
Corey Zilli
3011
One out of every ten students uses IXL software due to our
unique philosophy. No test banks or generic remediation—true
personalization. Find out why IXL is the most widely used Math/ELA
subscription site in the world. This is a commercial session.
ALL, Pre K - 12
OL, WT, MA, LA
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
Go Big, Go Pro, Go Now- The PBL Kit
Daniel Ching
2197
This session will demonstrate how your classroom and your school
can take project based learning to the next level. We will provide
student work examples and the framework within which these
ground breaking projects have been created. We don’t have all of
the answers but we can give you the tools to make Project Based
Learning successful for students in your context. Your students can
be young professionals who are authoring, directing, researching,
presenting, and creating amazing projects that are public. Not
CC, CO, Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
POWERFUL LEARNING
Improving iPad Workflow in a Google World
Karen Larson, Gene Tognetti
2103
Using iPads and looking for apps the seamlessly integrate with
Google Drive? Learn about apps that students can use to climb the
SAMR ladder and play nice with Drive!
WT
Renaissance Hotel
Tame the Monitoring Monster with
Effective Progress Monitoring
Geri Coats, Cathleen Petty
2354
RTI is daunting and one of the most difficult parts to manage is
monitoring students’ progress. Come hear how we implemented a
successful progress monitoring system that supported student success!
ALL, 6 - 12
AD, RTI, MA, LA
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Collaborate to the Core
Mimio Representative
3098
How using the new Interactive MimioClassroom to establish
a collaborative environment in classrooms is a key method of
empowering students to live and thrive in the real world. Discussion,
cooperation, open-mindedness, a variety of viewpoints, higher order
thinking skills, different curricular areas, disagreement, and debate
are all elements that help students learn how to collaborate with
others and thus become better educated individuals.
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Transforming a District:
Bringing Technology Infused PBL to ALL Students
Peter Abboud, Karen Nelson
2127 CC
This session will detail the work that leaders within Napa Valley USD
are doing to transform the entire district to be a student focused, 21st
century learning organization that focuses on bringing technology
infused project based learning to all students.
ALL, 9 - 12
AD, PD
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
21st Century Learners in a Primary Classroom
Christina Garcia
2305
Come see how Google Apps can be integrated into your primary
classroom instruction and which iPad apps you can use to effectively
teach math and computer science, plus much more!
ALL, Pre K - 3
CC, CO, Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Research Using Google Tools
Melissa Hero
2299
Learn how to use Google tools to complete research projects
including how to successfully search the web, find credible sources,
organize research, collaborate on writing and editing, and cite
sources. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
CO, WT, Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 4 • THURS. 2:00 - 3:00 PM
UDL Tools for All Learners (Especially Diverse Learners)
Donna Mawhorter
2488 DLS
Participants will learn about various UDL tools, from low to mid
tech levels. These tools will help all learners, especially the diverse
learners, be successful in all types of classroom settings.
UDL
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Use Infographics for Data Instruction
Jenny Thomas
2183 DLS CC
Diverse learners can create and use Infographics to make sense
of data, while addressing the Standards of Mathematical Practice.
Bring a laptop to create an Infographic with us!
Intermediate, 4 - 12
UDL, WT, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Cross-Curricular 21st Century Digital Interactive Notebooks
Genevieve Pacada, Susan Peers
2248
The ease of pushing out assignments in Google Classroom makes
it simple for students to organize work in Drive. Learn how students
can go paperless and digitize their interactive notebooks.
ALL, 2 - 12
Multi
Hilton Hotel
Preparing Students with Disabilities to Participate
Successfully in the CAASPP
Natalie Valles
2500 DLS
Many teachers are unaware of some very basic computer skills
that students with disabilities may be lacking in order to participate
successfully in the upcoming CAASPP testing. How will your students
be impacted by CAASPP testing? Though CA is still in the emerging
stages for the test and is still running pilot assessments, understand a
few difficulties students with disabilities may experience and a few
simple items you can do to help improve student motivation and
success when they participate in the assessments.
ALL, 2 – 12
UDL, WT, MA, LA
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Digital Resources: An Overview of the
Best Practices and Solutions for Educators
Steve Smith, Karen Holst
2494
This workshop focuses on the different Web based platforms
providing digital resources and community group collaboration to
county, district, and school staff to improve student outcomes.
ALL, K- 12
Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
iNACOL Blended Teaching Competencies
2473
Allison Powell
As blended learning models become more prevalent, the need
to identify and foster core educator competencies for strong
instructional practice becomes greater. iNACOL developed a
blended teaching competency framework which will be shared.
Multi, PD
Mesquite B
PSCC
Fusing 3D Printing with Language Arts to
Inspire Young Entrepreneurs
Bryan Kerr, Katherine Roederer
2453
Learn how we used 3D printing to teach language arts to eighth
graders and give them a feel for running a business without letting
the technology hamper their learning. Not recommended for
ALL, 4 - 12
Multi
Mesquite C
PSCC
Social Media: Bringing the Classroom Home
Marielle Venturino, Alicia Johal
2064
Extend your classroom out to the home and community through
social media. We will present the pros and cons of twitter,
Instagram, and Pinterest, then provide examples and how-to’s
for using social media. This presentation is for the beginning or
intermediate social media user.
Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Digital Storytelling Using iMovie in the
Common Core Classroom
Brett Hardy, Mary Hardy
2370
iMovie as a digital storytelling tool demonstrates and reinforces
students’ understanding while ensuring they are learning through
the 4 C’s of the Common Core: Critical Thinking, Creativity,
Collaboration and Communication.
ALL, K - 12
CO, Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
#CAedchat Live!
Jo-Ann Fox, Ryan Archer, Sam Patterson,
Karl Lindgren-Streicher, John Stevens, Lisa Dabbs,
David Theriault
2237
Join #caedchat moderators and your #caedchat PLN for a live and
in person edchat! Be prepared for an interactive experience as we
discuss issues in education.
OL, PD, PLC, Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Planning, Funding, and Implementing a
1:1 Mobile Learning Initiative
Darryl Adams, Michelle Murphy, Israel Oliveros
2023 IT
Mobile Technology has greatly impacted education today. Come
learn the nuts and bolts process Coachella Valley USD used to
implement a district-wide 1:1 Mobile Learning Initiative.
ALL, Administration
AD, GR, Multi
Primrose B
PSCC
Programming, Coding, and 3D Printing Using iPads
Trisha Callella
3034
Programming is a transformational literacy for today’s learners. Learn
how to get started, lessons learned, and extension ideas including
how to PLAN + DESIGN + 3D PRINT - straight from an iPad. See
examples for K-5 implementation. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Apple Tech Update for Education Q&A
Apple Systems Engineers, James Brennan
3044
Apple continues to provide breakthrough software and amazing
devices for education, offering a complete environment for learning.
Apple System Engineers will answer your questions about how the
latest product releases can support teaching and learning.
Primrose D
PSCC
Robotics and Programming for the 21st Century Classroom
Sara Boucher, Sam Patterson
2411
Come play using programming and robots to teach content in
grades K-5. We’ll create an environment with stations modeling
programming and robots based learning for STEM, art, and
computer science.
ALL, K - 6
ST, MA, SC, VPA
Smoketree AB
PSCC
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SMARTer Makerspaces & Learning Commons
3086
There are a lot of conversations happening in education around
how to facilitate collaboration as a core skill and the benefits of a
collaborative studio space for creative endeavors. Looking for student
centered approach to teaching and learning? Interested in learning
how to make the most of your existing technologies while seamlessly
integrating individual devices in your classroom? This interactive
session will demonstrate how to create and sustain innovative
learning environments that inspire the 4 C’s: Communication,
Collaboration, Creativity and Critical Thinking in your classroom.
Product Spotlight includes: SMART Kapp, SMART’s newest
collaborative board that functions without a projector and SMART
amp collaborative software. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree C
PSCC
The Cloud Wars
David Lopez
3064
What is th e Cloud, and how do I ride? This session will explore
several options using cloud technology, Pros & Cons, and how some
cloud technologies can transform the classroom for collaboration
projects. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Learn, Teach, Help, Enjoy!
Enhancing Your EdTech Superpowers!
Martin Cisneros
2418
We’ll examine the emerging technology leader’s role (site, district,
etc) and how, through technology planning, tools and resources, they
can be a more effective Technology Leader.
ALL, Pre K - 12, Administration
AD, PD, Multi
Smoketree F
PSCC
Advanced Scratch: Going Beyond the Basics
Eamonn O’Brien
2337
Come learn how to implement an advanced game design lesson
in Scratch that can be easily adjusted for all levels from advanced
youngsters to new to Scratch older students.
ALL, 4 - 12
Multi, MA, SC
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
QRazy Codes
Cory Robertson
2256
We’ll go over 20 different ways to start using QR Codes in your
classroom tomorrow! Easy, quick, and VERY powerful!
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, K - 8
CO, WT, Multi
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Safe, Mobile, Collaborative:
Making Mobile Learning Work
Craig Graham
3002
Mobile Learning Essentials combines a content filter, LMS (My
Big Campus) and MDM so you can do it all -- easily, safely, and
effectively. This is a commercial session.
K - 12
CC, CO, Multi
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
POWERFUL LEARNING
OER 101: Open Educational Resources to
Support CCSS & Student Learning
Jennifer Wagner, Tamatha Williams
2125
Learn about OER, Creative Commons, and how educators
can expand the classroom to help students access content for
personalized learning opportunities, through online resources like
Gooru, ConnectEd and CK12.
Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
iPads with no Wi-Fi, No Problem
Teresa Lightle
2030
This session will focus on how iPads can be used with limit or no
access to to wi-fi
Multi
Renaissance Hotel
Connecting and Collaborating,
Real Examples from Real Classrooms
Brian Crosby
2088 CC
The CCSS demand students connect and collaborate. How do you
make powerful connections safely? See students do deep reading,
writing, and mathematics because they are doing compelling,
inquiry-based work.
ALL, 2 - 8
ST, WT, Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Measuring What Matters:
Common Core Tools for Teachers
Monica Vallejo
3091
Join us to hear and see real examples of how teachers are using
SchoolCity’s Common Core Assessment & Curriculum platform to
help prepare their students for the Common Core.
CC, CO, Multi
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
WSQing your way to Flipclass Success
Crystal Kirch
2343
“Watch-Summarize-Question” (WSQ) is a flipped learning strategy
that helps students to engage with the content both in class and at
home, providing accountability, processing, organization, feedback,
and discussion.
Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Using Technology to Help Girls Connect,
Collaborate, and Create
Genevieve Morgan, Shauna Callahan
2108
Technology enables teachers to capitalize on the way girls learn
best--through connection and collaboration. Increasingly diversified
cloud-based tools enable authentic connections, collaborative
opportunities, and the chance to create original work.
Beginning, Intermediate, 6 - 12
Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Google Apps for Digital Feedback
Kristina Mattis, Bryan Twarek
2090
Participants will explore Google Apps as a way to provide written
commentary, audio streaming, and video recordings on student work
to provide efficient feedback. Not recommended for programs with
tablets.
Beginning, 6 - 12, College, Administration
GR, WT, Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 5 • FRI. 10:00 - 11:00 AM
The SETT Framework: Straight from the
Horse’s Mouth
Joy Zabala
5006 DLS
Join Joy Zabala, the developer of the SETT Framework, for a lively
discussion of the myths that have developed over the last two
decades and the realities that clarify the intents, purposes and uses
of the SETT Framework as a collaborative decision-making tool.
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Welcome to the (Google) Classroom of the Future
Will Kimbley
2252
Google Classroom is a free LMS (learning management system)
for Google Apps for Education designed to simplify the workflow
of using Google Drive with students. Teachers can view, create,
collect, & grade assignments, including one-click create an individual
Google Document for each student and organize them into
automatically created Drive folders for each assignment.
Multi
Hilton Hotel
Dive Deep into Discovery Education Streaming
Discovery Education Team
3053
Join us and we’ll talk about the new and exciting enhancements
and uncover some resources that you never knew you had! From the
Common Core Standards in the Classroom to the new My Content,
this session will prepare you to dive into deeper Discovery Education
Streaming integration. This is a commercial session.
Technology Training Room A/B
Palm Springs USD
State and Federal Legislation What is the Status for Ed Tech?
Vanitha Chandrasekhar, John Fleischman
2481
Learn about the future of educational technology legislation in
California.
ALL
Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Hey, Administrator! Transform Your School T
hrough Personal Example
Warren Dale
2485
This practical session goes beyond giving you a shopping list for
great apps; we discuss how and why you’d want to use them! Come,
power up your creativity and efficiency!
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, Administration
AD, Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
Going Mobile
Louise Colbert, Matt Soeth
2154
Separate yourself from the noise! Take your message beyond the
classroom as you inform and connect your students and school
community to learning opportunities through media and their
mobile devices.
AD, WT, Multi
Mesquite C
PSCC
Global Games - Connecting Your Classroom to the World
Scott Bedley, Jo-Ann Fox
2451
Eleven games you can play your first day back in your classroom
after CUE and all the “How to” for creating a connected classroom
globally through creative games and connected tools.
CC, CO, Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Graphic Design Tips for Creating Infographics
Steven McGriff
2353
Learn graphic design principles to transform your infographic from
“ok” to WOW! Focused on the non-graphic designer educator, this
session presents easy to apply graphic techniques for classroom
projects.
CO, UDL, Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
The Maker Movement:
Interactive Electronics Without Programming
Roger Wagner
2384
See a physical model where students have created projects with
sensors and other electronic interactivity, without any pre-requisite
knowledge of scripted programming. Requires a Mac or Windows
OS device.
ALL, 4 - 12
Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
With-it-ness: Becoming a
Media Master for Classroom Engagement
Jon Corippo
5000
Award winning Media and EdTech teacher Jon Corippo will share
how kids, because of YouTube, Facebook and Instagram (for starters)
have much higher expectations for media skills in the classroom.
Teachers who aren’t skilled in media production risk becoming
irrelevant to their students. Don’t be that teacher. Learn techniques
and models for being a better teacher in EVERY subject, including
video, photography, presentation, student made tutorials and more.
Primrose B
PSCC
Student-Centered Authoring: iBooks Author in Action
Kaj Kibak
3035
Stop searching for just the right resource. Make it! Teachers and
students can create interactive books to reach learning goals and
communicate ideas. Come see possibilities and experience iBooks
Author. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Programming, Coding, and 3D Printing Using iPads
Trisha Callella
3045
Programming is a transformational literacy for today’s learners. Learn
how to get started, lessons learned, and extension ideas including
how to PLAN + DESIGN + 3D PRINT - straight from an iPad. See
examples for K - 5 implementation. This is a commercial session.
Primrose D
PSCC
Redesigning Professional Development Creating and Growing Teacher-Driven EdTech Events
Krystle Miller
2185
Ever experienced bad PD? Learn how to grow and plan a grassroots
PD experience created by teachers for teachers. Plant seeds to
harvest an edtech learning experience like no other.
PD
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Engage Students and Empower Teacher
with the Premier ELA Program
Ryan Bubalo
3079
Explore StudySync, the leading digital ELA curriculum, designed
to fully engages today’s students and advance reading, writing,
language, speaking, and listening skills while addressing every
language standard for grades 6 - 12. This is a commercial session.
ELL, LA
Smoketree C
PSCC
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Office 365 in the Classroom
David Lopez
3065
Office 365 provides virtually anywhere access to familiar Office
tools, free e-mail, sites, online document editing and storage, IM,
and video conferencing for students, faculty, and staff - and it is FREE
to your district. In addition, your district may be eligible to provide
Office to your students for their HOME USE.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Making 1:1 Matter - Set Vision and Inspire Learners!
Hilda Flores, Susie Wren
2156
Are teachers implementing 1:1 as islands? Engage meaningfully
with CCSS! Learn how school-wide vision and strategic planning
foster teacher and student creativity. Gain resources to reinforce
1:1 initiatives.
ALL, K - 6
CO, AD, SS, LA, SC
Smoketree F
PSCC
The Top Ingredients to a Blended Learning Classroom
Marcia Kish
2098
What are the top ingredients to mixing up a blended learning
classroom? Join this session as we walk you through the different
types of data collection, tools, techniques, and design needed to
generate a blended learning classroom.
Beginning, Intermediate, 2 - 12, College, Administration
OL, PD, Multi
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Informative Writing with Online Inquiry Tools
Greg Pitzer, Luke Hibbard
2426
Learn how to research, organize, collaborate, peer edit efficiently
using Google Tools, Investigate tools to lead your students in inquiry
based activities as they prepare for informative writing.
CC, CO, SS, LA, SC
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Introduction to the New Aeries Gradebook
Camden Iliff, Scott Knuckles
3095
The Aeries Gradebook has been completely redesigned in the last
12 months. Come see the latest new features and functionality.
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
YouTube on Your Side
Chris Scott
2273
Learn how to leverage YouTube tools to benefit your students. In this
session you’ll make playlists, discover the best education content and
leave ready to use the tools on Monday.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, Pre K - 12, College, Administration,
Not grade-level specific
Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Have iPad, Will Write!
Kerri Willa
2346
Want to add some pizzazz to your writing unit? Learn to use several
great iPad apps to support the prewriting process and enable your
students to create dazzling digital books.
ALL, K - 8
Multi
Renaissance Hotel
POWERFUL LEARNING
Digital Literacy Skills for the Common,
Core Next Generation Assessments
Kelly O’Brien
2290 CC
As the Next Generation, Common Core assessments become our new
way of assessing students, digital literacy skills must be integrated into
daily lessons. Prepare your students using Web 2.0 tools.
CO, WT,
Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
What do I do with all this Data?
Karen DeSchryver
3007
Edmentum will provide a workshop to show how to track progress
and insure that a school/district is on pace to meet and exceed its
goals. This is a commercial session
PD, UDL, Multi
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Project Based Learning in the Digital Age
Eamonn O’Brien
2115
Project Based Learning can take a digital leap forward in the 21st
Century. Come learn how to leverage the technology you already
have in your school or can get for free to get students interested in
learning and sharing their knowledge with their peers, digitally!
ALL, 2 - 12
Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
From Playlist to Proficiency: Sequencing Learning
Activities to Propel Achievement
Neil Spears
2037 CC
On its own, a learning activity can bring instruction to life, but
strategically combining multiple activities can lead to true content
mastery. Learn how to sequence online activities into playlists that
comprehensively address the Common Core. Not recommended for
ALL, K - 12
CO, OL, Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
FALL IN! Get in Google FORMation!
Ann Kozma, Holly Steele, Pablo Diaz
2415
Attention! We want YOU to get in Google FORMation! Join us as we
train you how to create Google Forms that will keep your students
engaged and on task. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 6 • FRI. 11:30 AM - 12:30 PM
Flipping Over Edmodo
Chantal Cravens
2468 DLS
What does a flipped classroom look like? How does it help students?
Use Edmodo to flip classroom instruction.
CO, ELL, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Show Me A Story- Video Modeling in the Classroom
Sam Rosener, Parvin Shaker
2168 DLS
Video modeling of appropriate behaviors is an excellent tool to help
teach social skills. Learn how to create scripts and review sheets, and
use video to enhance learning and behavior.
ALL, 2 - 12
AD, RTI, VPA
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Maximizing Google Drive on Student iPads
Jody Green
2182
Come learn how to easily and effectively use Google Apps for
Education with students on iPads. Participants will learn navigation
and workflow solutions for using Google Apps on iPads.
WT, Multi
Palm Canyon Suite AB Hilton Hotel
Accessibility - Unleashing the Power of Mobile Devices
2483 DLS
You hold it in your hand, but do you really know about all it has
to offer? By law, mobile devices must include support for persons
with vision, hearing, learning, physical, and motor disabilities. For
example, did you know that you could set your device to read a
selection of text to you? Did you know that you could limit student
access to just one App? In this session, participants will “speed date”
through the accessibility features offered on iOS8 and Androidbased devices.
UDL, LA
Tapestry Room
Hilton Hotel
50 Ways to Integrate Discovery Education
Streaming
3054
Did you know that Discovery Education Streaming has images,
speeches, and sound effects? Did you know that Discovery Education
is platform agnostic? From English to STEM, you will walk away from
this session with hundreds of new integration strategies for the new
Discovery Education Streaming! This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
YouTube in Education - Are You Using It?
Danny Silva
2501
Come and find out all the cool ways you can use YouTube in the
Classroom. You’ll be amazed at all the hidden gems that YouTube
has to offer, both for the teacher and the student. Sure, YouTube has
100 hours of video uploaded every minute but there is so much more
to YouTube than watching videos. Let us show you how YouTube can
be a valuable creative tool in your classroom.
WT, Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Good Questions + Good Answers = Thoughtful Projects
Sara Armstrong
2134 CC
Developing good questions and effective search strategies through a
variety of sources including Google, Common Sense Media, current
brain research, and the Right Question Institute help address CCSS
and NGSS.
ALL, 4 - 12
CC, CO, SS, LA, SC
Mesquite B
PSCC
It’s Just a Tool: A 1:1 to Blended Learning Journey
Alison Lopez, Michael Magboo
2180
This is an overview and discussion of our shift from a 1:1 school to a
blended learning environment with a focus on student tasks and the
tools we are using to implement Common Core.
Multi
Mesquite C
PSCC
Civic Engagement: 20% Projects and Beyond
Andrew Moriates
2263
Involving students in civic engagement projects - 20% time - provide
a myriad of valuable real world learning opportunities. This session
will have participants applying Google Apps for Education to
communicate, brainstorm, maintain, and assess effective 20%
Projects in their classroom. This workshop will also introduce
Google Apps teachers can use to teach digital literacy within civic
engagement projects by using Google Docs or Presentations to
research effectively, using the Blogger App to write for an authentic
audience, and applying the Feedly app to maintain organization.
Multi, FL, PE, SS, MA, LA, SC, VPA
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Making Films to Save Lives
Scott Smith
2146
Learn about the new Whitehouse-endorsed program addressing
mental health and stigma associated with mental disorders. See
how video, pictures, and FREE editing tools can empower students
to save lives.
ALL, 9 - 12
GR, SS, VPA
Mesquite GH
PSCC
10 Things You Should Know About Augmented Reality
Carol Anne McGuire, Macy McGuire
2498
All things AR! Learn what it is and how you can enhance your
current curriculum with this fascinating and exciting tool!
Multi
Oasis 4
PSCC
#YOURCHAT? Leveraging Twitter for Maximum
Kelly Eveland, Kristen Eveland,
Tiffani Brown, Joseph Kemery
2073
Create and join networks of other educators and organizations.
Session leaders will explore how they began a local Edchat.
Discover the tools, tips and pitfalls to avoid in creating your own
educational community on Twitter.
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, Not grade-level specific
PD, PLC, Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Minecraft Projects for Every Classroom
John Miller
2013
This session is for educators that are familiar with Minecraft and are
looking for project ideas to use in their classroom. Examples will
be shared that can be applied to multiple grade, topic, and content
areas such as STEM, literacy, second language acquisition, history,
and performing arts.
Multi
Primrose B
PSCC
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Create Powerful Learning Experiences with
iMovie for iPad
Mark Hammons
3036
With an iPad, every student is a videographer with the power
to create digital stories with moving pictures, still images, stop
motion, green screen and more. Learn how iMovie invites students
assignments in creative ways.This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
SAMR SLAMR! Maximizing the ?
Potential of Apps in the Classroom
Julie Garcia, Matt Baier, Nicola Labas
3046
An app is just an app. It’s in your hands to design transformative
learning experiences. Participate in a showdown where we move
great learning apps up the SAMR model to maximize their learning
potential. This is a commercial session.
Primrose D
PSCC
Coding in the Classroom
Brian Briggs
2351
Want to incorporate coding in the classroom and not sure where
to begin? Come and learn some fun activities to use with your
curriculum with some hands on fun!
CO, ST, MA, LA
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Leverage Technology to Teach
Common Core Literacy Standards
Ryan Bubalo
3080
Many teachers are asked to teach 21st century skills without access
to 21st century technology. Explore strategies for low-tech classrooms
to get students reading, writing, and collaborating online using a
variety of web 2.0 tools! This is a commercial session.
CO, LA
Smoketree C
PSCC
David Lopez
3066
disciplines and tasks, such as writing, reading, mathematics, science,
history, CTE, and elective courses. Students may use OneNote across
content areas and grade levels, and use OneNote to compile and
organize unstructured information, research, and content. OneNote
also supports research, collaboration, information management,
communication, note taking, journaling, reflective writing, and
academic requirements. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Transformative Leadership for
21st Century Educational Program Design
Michael Niehoff
2100
Learn to break or re-write the rules. Leaders need to be innovators,
not managers. We need educational leaders that are prepared to
re-design the learning experience for all students. Learn to address
the culture of learning at your site. This presentation goes beyond
standards, assessments and the usual jargon/acronyms.
ALL, Administration
Multi
Smoketree F
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
Sway into the Mix: New Office Apps to Present Ideas
Delaine Johnson
2303
Seeking new ways to capture attention and student responses? Learn
how to create interactive online lessons and presentations using
Mix. We’ll also build an interactive, web-based Sway to showcase
ideas. Participants will need a free Microsoft account and Office
2013 for Mix, and OneDrive for Sway. Not recommended for
WT
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Using Webtools to Create Collaborative Spaces for
Revision in the English Classroom
Felicia Hellman, Genevieve Morgan
2159
Make student thinking and work visible by using web tools in
your English classroom. Explore ways to give students multiple
opportunities to share their work, workshop as a class, and model
and encourage revision.
New, Beginning, 6 - 12, College
CC, CO, WT, LA
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Standards Based Grading in Aeries
3096
Come see how the Aeries Gradebook handles Standards Based
Grading across all grade levels. This session will go over both
Elementary and Secondary Standards Based Grading and Report
Cards and show how this information is communicated to Parents
and Students. This is a commercial session.
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
Technology in the Common Core Age
Dennis Large
2141 IT CC
Common Core and the Smarter Balanced assessments are changing
our classrooms. This session examines the specific role of technology
in this transformation - including research, best practices, and the
ideas gaining traction.
Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Free iPad Apps for Language Development
Valerie Sun, Jacqueline Olson, Monica Bennett
2216
Three elementary dual-immersion teachers will present a handful
of free, easily-implemented iPad applications for developing oral
language, highlighting particular apps best suited for teacher and/
or student use.
ALL, K - 12, Multi
Renaissance Hotel
Using Infographics in the Classroom to
Support Common Core
Trish d’Entremont, Mark Grisafe
2220
Students love to create, design and use images. Let them! Be efficient
with your classroom time. Use Infographics across all content areas
to support CCSS and student understanding.
New, Intermediate, Experienced, 2 - 12
Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Measuring What Matters:
Common Core Tools for Teachers
Monica Vallejo
3092
Join us to hear and see real examples of how teachers are using
SchoolCity’s Common Core Assessment & Curriculum platform to
help prepare their students for the Common Core.
This is a commercial session
CC, CO, Multi
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Blended Learning in K-2 Math? It Adds Up!
Carrie Middleton, Diane Wharton
2280
Learn how to organize and develop a blended instructional
approach in a K-2 math classroom. Discover tools and strategies for
creating independent and differentiated math activities to personalize
learning.
ALL, K - 3
CC, UDL, MA
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Your Apps Are Watching: Digital Security &
Privacy Skills for Educators
Terrence Loftus
2055 IT
Digital privacy and security issues have recently become public
conversation. Educators also face a range of threats; this session,
geared toward security novices, will raise awareness and provide
simple solutions.
ALL, Pre K - 12, College, Administration, Not grade-level specific
AD, PD, Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Google Drive-ing the Common Core Classroom
Chris Scott
2275
Want to encourage self-directed learning while ensuring your students
master Common Core Standards? Join us as we breeze through
Google Drive basics to learn the best Google Drive workflows.
Multi, FL, PE, SS, MA, LA, SC
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 7 • FRI. 2:00 - 3:00 PM
Who Says you Need Paper for Reading Comprehension?
Dana West, Kayla Bastedo
2190 DLS
Explore apps and Web 2.0 tools to support your special needs
students in Common Core Reading Comprehension. Increase
student engagement, understanding and enthusiasm. Take student
involvement to a new level!
ALL, K - 6
CO, WT, LA
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
21st Century Skills and CSCS in the Classroom
Carol Cao
2287 DLS
Using technology, especially the Google Suite, can aid students
with learning disabilities in the classroom as they learn to access the
curriculum and improve on their 21st Century Skills. Presentation will
include a pragmatic approach in the classroom.
ALL,6 - 12
ST, UDL, SC
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
3 - 2 - 1 iPad! 30 Tools, 20 Student Examples in One Hour
Ryan Easton
2206
Take the pain out of looking for apps and websites for the iPad and
come check out proven tools for the classroom.
Hilton Hotel
CO, PD, Multi
Excel Basics to Support Differentiated
Common Core Instruction
Peter Mercado,Jennifer Courduff
2489 DLS
This interactive presentation will guide participants through the
basics of Excel. It will include strategies for effective teaching of 21st
Century skills and Common Core learning activities.
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Discovery Education Board Builder
3055
Board Builder from Discovery Education empowers students to
curate, create, and synthesize content to express their personal
curiosity, solve problems and demonstrate their acquisition of
knowledge like never before. In this session, explore Board Builder
and how the newly enhanced My DE for Students makes it easier
than ever for students to explore content, complete assignments, and
connect with the world. This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
Gamify your Professional Development
Eduardo Rivera, Karen Foerch
2495
Having difficulties with PD attendance? Come and learn how the
Palm Springs USD has gamified their professional development as an
incentive to teachers to attend trainings. Teachers progress through
the levels until the reach the ultimate level of Chrome Warrior.
AD, IT, PD
Mesquite A
PSCC
From Dreams to Designs: Writing Programs for
3D Printable Objects in OpenSCAD
David Thornburg
2138
This session explores a rich prgramming language students can use
to create printable objects that would be hard to design any other
way. The free programming tool we use, OpenSCAD, runs equally
well under the MacOS and Windows. The goal is to transcend the
mechanics of programming and to show pathways that dreams can
become designs that can be made on any 3D printer available to
students. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
Intermediate, 4 - 12, College
ST, MA, SC
Mesquite B
PSCC
Implementing the New CA ELD Using Technology
Maria Cordero, Lorena Guerrero-Lopez
2240 CC
CCSS and New ELD Standards? This presentation focuses on using
the iPad and Power apps to help English Language Learners become
lifelong learners, problem solvers and critical thinkers.
CC, ELL, LA
Mesquite C
PSCC
Got Ideas? Curriculum to Share? Publish in iBooks Author
Marlena Hebern
2403
Explore iTunes U, how to “publish” your (or student’s) work/
curriculum, beginning basics of how to make your own iBook using
iBooks Author. Required: Mac with iBooks Author installed.
CC, OL, PD, Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Picture This: Enhancing Student Projects Through
Photography in Elementary Classrooms
Kay Little, Sandy Patterson
2221
In this session, participants will be shown ways to enhance student
projects through digital photography principles using iPads.
Exemplary student projects will be shown, and attendees will receive
project ideas and tips to get started!
ALL, K - 6
CC, Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
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Tricorders of the Brave New World
Hall Davidson
5011
Your device reveals outer space (live), your own follicles, or closeups of Van Gogh’s brush strokes. From opening locks to making
replacement organs, see where life is headed and how classroom
technology awakens student perspectives. Seismographs, sensors,
heart beats, orrery, eyes for the blind, and more. Wearable tech,
VR and AR have changed the world from auto repair to walks in the
park. Let’s match Monday morning with tomorrow.
Oasis 4
PSCC
Google Certified Teachers Panel
Alice Chen, Jen Roberts, Scott Moss, Catina Haugen,
Kevin Fairchild, Lisa Nowakowski, Danesa Menge,
Jo-Ann Fox
2160
Google Certified Teachers share their favorite tips, tricks, and tools
for Google Apps and other Googly things. These fast-paced micro
presentations will enlighten and inspire. Prepare to be amazed.
ALL, K - 12, College, Administration, Not grade-level specific
CO, WT, Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Telling the Story: Lessons Learned from the
Outside World
Kathy Schrock
5003
Research states facts and figures only activate the part of the brain
where we make sense of words. But, when listening to a digital
story, a recent article reports “not only are the language processing
parts in our brain activated, but any other area in our brain that we
would use when experiencing the events of the story are, too”. To
get their point across, the business world is shifting from bullet points
to stories. How can we do this in schools? Presenting content using
storytelling can be captivating, compelling, and can help students
grasp the content. This presentation will include the research to
support this pedagogical shift, various examples of content presented
this way, and an overview of the process and tools that can be used
to create these rich digital stories.
Primrose B
PSCC
Student Publishing in Primary Grades with
Book Creator and iPads
Ellen Kraska
3037
Discover student voices with digital authoring. Learn to leverage
Book Creator in the Writing Workshop to develop young writers
ideas, skills, and understandings of writing for diverse purposes and
audiences. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Redefining Learning: Leveraging Apps to
Engage and Challenge Today’s Learners
Ashley Tarquin
3047
Transform lessons into authentic learning experiences. Explore ways
to design instruction that leverages technology beyond substitution
and augmentation with student-created projects using Explain
Everything, Garageband, iMovie, iBooks, Book Creator and more.
Primrose D
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
Scratch - Hands-On Lab
Jacqueline Olson, Monica Bennett, Valerie Sun
2218
Three elementary dual-immersion teachers will present the uses
and benefits of implementing Scratch in the classroom in alignment
with CCSS and digital media citizenship. Not recommended for
Intermediate, Experienced, 4 - 8
CO, ST, LA, SC
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Engage Students and Empower
Teacher with the Premier ELA Program
Ryan Bubalo
3102
Explore StudySync, the leading digital ELA curriculum, designed
to fully engages today s students and advance reading, writing,
language, speaking, and listening skills while addressing every
language standard for grades 6-12. This is a commercial session.
ELL, LA
Smoketree C
PSCC
30 Free Microsoft Tools in 60 minutes
David Lopez
3067
Come for a whirlwind ride through 30 free tools from Microsoft.
Find out about Photosynth, Photo Gallery, Chronozoom, Microsoft
Math, AutoCollage, Songsmith and many more. Learn how these
tools can engage students and be used in a problem-based learning
environment. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Essentials for Building an Ed Tech Department
Michelle Murphy, Darryl Adams,
Israel Oliveros, Edward Simoneau
2022 IT
An Educational Technology Department is essential for any
technology rollout. Learn how CVUSD created an Educational
Technology Department to facilitate deployment and provide PD to
prepare staff for Common Core.
ALL, Administration
AD, PD, Multi
Smoketree F
PSCC
Applying the SAMR Model to Blended Learning Programs
Rob Darrow, Diane Darrow
2261
The SAMR Model identifies how technology can be used to transform
teaching and engage learners. This session will show how the SAMR
Model can be a measure for blended learning.
New, Beginning, 4 - 12, Administration
AD, OL
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Digital Tools for Reading and Writing
Jonathan Brubaker
2422 CC
This sessions will present digital tools to help engage students in
the reading and writing strands of the CCSS, along with practical
strategies to help teachers use the tools effectively.
New, Beginning, Intermediate
CO, WT, SS, LA
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Early Identification of At-Risk Students
Using Aeries Analytics
3097
Aeries Analytics provides advanced data analysis to identify At-Risk
Students. This Early Warning System leverages multiple indicators
to highlight students at an early age who are at greatest risk for not
graduating. This is a commercial session.
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
SAMR SLAMR: Maximizing the Potential of
Technology in the Classroom
Julie Garcia, Matt Baier, Nicola Labas
2105
The ability to transform learning lies in the hands of the educator
who designs the learning experience using technology. Join us for a
showdown where we will take great learning opportunities and move
them up the SAMR model to show their maximum potential.
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, 2 - 12
Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
So Flipping Cool! Flip Teaching with the iPad
Stacy Olson
2295
Want to maximize your time in the classroom while making
homework less stressful? Learn how to flip your classroom using your
iPad and creativity.
CC, CO, Multi
Renaissance Hotel
Creativity in Education:
How to Transform Teaching and Learning
Sam Patterson, Cheryl Morris, Andrew Thomasson
2327
As educators, we are always looking for ways to make our lessons
engaging and relevant to students, and for us, creativity is the key
to both engagement and relevance. By leveraging technology and
using a variety of innovative techniques, we have seen our students
shift from consumers to creators. Join this panel discussion about
the ways in which we make our classroom a haven of creativity,
curiosity, and challenge.
ALL, K - 12, College
CO, UDL, Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Complete Classroom Management:
Chromebooks, BYOD, and Distance Teaching
Chris Christensen
3082
Technology should enable education, not inhibit it. Come learn
how LanSchool Classroom management software helps minimize
distractions, enables collaboration and gives teachers the confidence
to use technology to teach. This is a commercial session
ALL, Pre K - 12, College
IT, OL
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Up Your PBL Game with Technology: Panel Discussion
Heather Wolpert-Gawron, Lisa Dabbs,
Todd Finley, Monica Burns, Andrew Marcinek
2243
Talk to a panel of Edutopia bloggers about their experiences using
technology in Project Based Learning. From iPads to Chromebooks,
these PBL enthusiasts are here to help. Come with questions!
Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
No Paper. No Pencil. No Problem.
The Paperless ELA Classroom
Heidi Gillis, Tim Gillis, Mark Hailwood
2421
Students use iPads, LMS, and more to digitally create, collaborate,
and submit in a paperless ELA classroom. Learn to create your own
paperless classroom to effectively utilize technology.
CC, CO, LA
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Chrome Ninja Training Takes You Beyond the Browser
MaryFran Lynch
2097
Chrome can be a powerful tool. With Apps and Extensions, you and
your students can use Chrome for more than just Search, Google
Docs, Spreadsheets, and Presentations. Not recommended for
WT, Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 8 • FRI. 3:30 - 4:30 PM
EVERY Day is a High Stakes Day!
Joy Zabala
5007 DLS
Much attention is currently focused on accommodations in
high-stakes testing. What do they “look like?” Who makes
decisions about which students can use them? What impact do
the accommodations allowed during the five days of large-scale
assessment have on opportunities to learn during the other 175 days
of the school year? Come participate in a discussion around these
important issues and more!
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Simplify Your Life with Your Digital Swiss Army Knife
Elizabeth Calhoon, Kyle Brumbaugh
2325
Sharing model tools from practicing administrators; simplify and
streamline your life and work. Learn about how to use and create
powerful, simple tools that work for you.
Multi
Hilton Hotel
Common Core with Discovery Education
Streaming Plus
3056
Discovery Education Streaming Plus is a multimedia offering that
simultaneously excites and engages students while providing
educators with instructional support to effectively implement the
Common Core State Standards. In this session, explore how
Discovery Education Streaming Plus provides concrete tools and
practical resources that empower educators to meet the demands of
the CCSS with digital content, instructional strategies, model lessons,
and assessments that are designed to address specific Mathematics
and English Language Arts standards.This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
Turbo Charge Your (SLO)
“Student Learning Objectives” Use Canvas Tools
Dave Anderson
2157
Instructure’s Canvas “MagicMarker” a free download for tablets
integrates with Canvas grade book and the teacher in collecting real
time data on student performance without increasing the teacher
workload.
ALL, 4 - 12
RTI, Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
3D Printing for the Younger Learner
Norma Thornburg, David Thornburg
2139
3D printing is often thought of as something for older children. We
highlights tools and projects that can be used with children as young
as second grade. Some projects require some adult assistance, but
this is changing rapidly as new design tools for young users are
becoming available. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
Do THIS, Not THAT Simple Answers to Complicated 1:1 Questions
Andrew Smith
2202
Attendees will experience best practices for 1:1s. This presentation
covers Do’s and Don’ts because a guiding list of don’ts will expand
your list of gotta-do’s for any 1:1.
Intermediate, Administration
AD, IT
Mesquite C
PSCC
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Empowering Parents with Technology Skills
Michael Richardson, Luis Cardenas,
Maricela Hernandez
2230
Empowering Parents with Technology Skills will provide families with
the knowledge and skills to guide their children to behave ethically,
act responsibly, and think critically when using technology.
ALL, K - 12
AD, UDL, Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Digital Storytelling: From Pizza & Starbucks to
Green Screen Movies
Brandon Wislocki
2448
This interactive session will engage attendees and open their minds
to new types of digital storytelling. Leave with a working green
screen (while supplies last) and a new digital story.
New, Beginning, K - 12, College
Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Google Isn’t An Answer Company, It’s a Question Factory
David Theriault, Sean Ziebarth
2439
Why bother teaching if Google has all the answers? We will show you how
to use Google, the BRAWL activity, and the Question Formulaic Technique
to drive Professional Development and learning in your classroom.
Multi
Oasis 4
PSCC
High Motivational K-12 STEAM++ Common Core,
NGSS Project Based-Learning
Bob Barboza
2056
Teachers are collaborating using Invent to Learn, Backpack Science,
Electronics, Robotics and Journalism. Our Project based-learning
includes the Occupy Mars Learning Adventures. Tools include
STEAM++ learning centers, ePortfolios and graphic organizers.
CO, ST, Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Future Ready Schools:
Key Elements to Get your LEA on the Right Track
Jon, Corippo
5001
Are you a leader who seeks to make your school, district or LEA
Future Ready? Is your board or district office asking you to reimagine school? Learn the mindset and strategies to re-imagine,
recreate and prepare your classrooms, teachers and infrastructure to
create a learning space that is Future Ready. Jon Corippo has served
as a Core and Elective classroom teacher, IT Director, HS Principal,
Director of Curriculum and Instruction, and as the Chief Instigator
of the CUE Rock Star Teacher Camps is considered an expert in
professional development.
Primrose B
PSCC
Professional Video Production in Every Classroom
Antonio Manriquez, Stace Carter
3038
Develop techniques for professional results in you and your students’
work. Using a free Final Cut Pro iTunes U Course designed for
educators, Apple Certified Trainers offer step-by-step demonstrations
to support new and experienced users. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Taking your iTunes U Course from Good to Great!
Matt Baier, Cheryl Davis
3048
Take your iTunes U course to the next level. Discover innovative uses
of iTunes U, and explore creative ways to use courses for student
learning or professional development. This is a commercial session.
Primrose D
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
The Way of the SAMRai-Becoming a
SAMR Advanced Instructor
Edward Simoneau, Darryl Adams,
Michelle Murphy, Patrick Beal
2024
A SAMR Advanced Instructor can effectively navigate all levels of
SAMR to enhance learning for all. Becoming a SAMRai requires
courage and commitment, are you ready to begin the journey?
ALL, Pre K - 12, College, Administration, Not grade-level specific
CO, PD, Multi
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Leverage Technology to Teach
Common Core Literacy Standards
Ryan Bubalo
3103
Many teachers are asked to teach 21st century skills without access
to 21st century technology. Explore strategies for low-tech classrooms
to get students reading, writing, and collaborating online using a
variety of web 2.0 tools! This is a commercial session.
CO, LA
Smoketree C
PSCC
Are you in the MIX?
David Lopez
3068
Turn your PowerPoint presentation into an interactive online lesson?
Cool! We call this a mix. Everything you need to create and share
your mix is included - right there inside PowerPoint. Add audio
and video of yourself giving your presentation or add a video from
elsewhere, write on slides as you talk to your students/colleagues,
insert quizzes, practice exercises, and more ‚Äì all from within
PowerPoint. It’s like an AWESOME screencast.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
We Want More Faculty Meetings!
Thoughtful Technology Integration in Meetings
Bill Selak
2410
Administrators expect teachers to use sound pedagogy when
designing lessons, but faculty meetings rarely have engaged
teachers. We’ll talk about how to design professional development
that’s so engaging, your teachers will be begging for more meetings.
AD, PD
Smoketree F
PSCC
Needs More Puppet: How Puppetting Made
Us Better Teachers & Learners
Cheryl Morris, Andrew Thomasson, Sam Patterson 2315
Come learn from three teachers - one elementary, one middle and
one high school - who have used puppets in their classroom to help
students build Common Core literacy skills and content knowledge,
practice the 4 C’s, learn new technology, develop a Growth Mindset,
and most importantly, have a lot of fun. We will share a puppet
pattern that takes an hour to make and costs under $2...and requires
no special skills! If you’ve ever wanted a way to inject some instant
fun into your classroom without sacrificing content or skills, this is the
workshop for you!
ALL, Pre K - 12
CO, UDL, Multi
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
How to Use AR Like a “G”: Engage, Create, Share
Jessica Pack, John Stevens
2362
Yo! Need an Augmented Reality check? Looking for the low down on
AR? Overhaul your teacher-centered AR, amplify student voices, and
learn to rock AR publishing in this energetic session. Beginning,
Multi
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Implementing a Digital Content Solution
for your School
Kevin Coon
3030
Hear best practices from OverDrive, the leading digital distributor to
over 30,000 schools and libraries, to learn the most effective ways
to implement a program that meets your curriculum goals.
CC, CO, Multi
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
Gooru:Create, Remix, and Transform
Tim Downey, Dennis Large
2142 CC
Use Gooru Learning’s free platform of curated digital resources to
create standards-aligned lessons and units. Be part of a community
creating, remixing, and sharing engaging content to unleash student
learning.
ALL, K - 12
Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
IPads, Project Based Learning, ELLs, and Middle School:
A Winning Combination!
Jennifer Gateley, Elizabeth Flores
2366 CC
Participants will learn how to utilize IPad technology to teach ELD
standards in a rigorous and relevant Project Based Learning format
that bridges language objectives with real world connections.
New, Beginning, 4 - 8, Administration
ELL, ST, PE, MA, LA
Mojave Learning Center Renaissance Hotel
Designing Digital Tattoos Helping Students Create Their Digital Presence
Adina Sullivan
2217
We talk about digital “footprints”, but digital identities are really
tattoos, which aren’t easily erased. Help students carefully design a
digital identity to represent them.
Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Leveling the Playing Field of Student Success
Victoria Kiely
3076
An overview of products that serve needs of every classroom: How
to differentiate among varying levels of mastery while covering the
standards required under Common Core, and setting students up for
Smarter Balanced next spring. This is a commercial session
ALL, K - 8
CO, OL, LA
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Flipping and Mixing Science Content:
Students as Collaborative Curators
Jessica Fraser, Olga Cammer,
Jody Green, Tim Green
2040
Explore how students can use free Web-based tools and apps to
collaboratively curate science content. Learn how to help your
students build content knowledge while becoming critical consumers
of media.
4 - 12
Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Who Wants a BLT? Balanced Literacy and Technology
Brandee Ramirez, Amanda Johnson
2281
Our session will provide ways to incorporate technology into your
daily balanced literacy routines. We will provide student samples
and discuss SAMR. You will leave our session full of ingredients to
make your own BLT!
Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Game of Forms
Jeffery Heil
2368
Learn how to transform your classroom with Google Forms.
You will learn how to use forms for formative assessment,
gathering information, peer assessment, and a repository for
student online work.
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, K - 12, College, Administration
PD, WT, SS, LA
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
SESSION 9 • SAT. 8:30 - 9:30 AM
STEAM++ Common Core/NGSS Project-Based Learning
for Diverse Learners
Bob Barboza
2480 DLS CC
We are integrating Common Core and STEAM++ (science,
technology, engineering, visual and performing arts, mathematics,
computer languages and foreign languages). Our NGSS and
Common Core projects now include Backpack Journalism, Backpack
Science and Backpack Robotics.
CO, ST, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Assistive Technology Tools for Students with Disabilities
Penelope Semrau
2289 DLS
This presentation will cover several online assistive technology
resources, mostly free, that can make instructional materials more
accessible to students with disabilities including language translators,
readability index calculators, etc.
Beginning, Intermediate, 4 - 12, College
UDL, WT, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
The Return of “Chromando” Training:
More Chrome Applications & Extensions
JR Ginex-Orinion
2048
New to Chrome? Chromebook user? Don’t miss this session! Learn
how to be a more efficient educator/professional using Chrome
Extensions and Applications.
Multi
Hilton Hotel
Connecting Diverse Learning Educators
Amy Duncan
2503 DLS
There are many resources that keep us connected to effective
instructional tools and exemplary practices as we implement
technology for diverse learners. Gather together with other
educators, add these new tools to your tool kit and explore ways
that we can develop local networks of support.
UDL
Tapestry Room
Hilton Hotel
5 0 Ways to Integrate
Discovery Education Streaming
3057
Did you know that Discovery Education Streaming has images,
speeches, and sound effects? Did you know that Discovery Education
is platform agnostic? From English to STEM, you will walk away from
this session with hundreds of new integration strategies for the new
Discovery Education Streaming! This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
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Shining a Spotlight on Student Creativity:
The California Student Media Festival
Keena Levert, Jamie Myers
2487
This session will highlight the amazing and creative efforts from
winners of the California Student Media Festival. Join us to see the
innovative ways that technology is used in the classroom across the
state. We hope it inspires you to get your students recognized.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, PreK - 12, College,
Administration
OL, WT, VPA
Mesquite A
PSCC
Baby Flaps! Starting from Scratch and
Going Slow with Twitter
Tiffani Brown
2131
What’s this hashtag business? How can twitter benefit you as an
educator? We’ll start at the beginning to create your profile, then dip
our beaks in the twitter birdbath. Fun, social, valuable.
New, Beginning
Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
The Math of Khan (with apologies to Trekkies)
Joe Donahue
2121
Most educators are aware of the Khan Academy’s vast list of
instructional videos. But the Khan Academy has an entire program
that can be used to help students and teachers monitor and master
the full math curriculum. This session will introduce participants to the
Khan Academy’s powerful math program to help students self-direct
their math education. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
ALL, 2 - 12
CO, ST, MA
Mesquite C
PSCC
Flipped PD: Creating Teacher Buy-in and Modeling
Technology Rich Professional Development
Laura Conley
2173
A beginners guide to engaging professional development for your
staff! The facilitator will model every digital tool and share concrete
examples for you to take back to your school.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, Administration, Not grade-level
specific
PD, PLC
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
#POPBOMB: Creating 6 Second Videos that
Can Change the World
Matt Williams
2278
Technology makes media-making extremely accessible and makes
it possible to share with a massive audience using applications
like Vine, Instagram, and GoPop. Learn how students can connect
their natural interest in storytelling to create opportunities for civic
discourse through short and simple media-based arguments.
ALL, 6 - 12
CO, WT, Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Augment Your Reality
Leslie Fisher
5012
One of the fastest growing technology practices, Augmented Reality
takes places, locations and materials and adds an additional
dimension of content and learning that has never been experienced
before. Augmented Reality is not just being used in the classroom,
but the boardroom, billboard, magazine, city and much much more.
We will also show you how easy it is to create your own Augmented
Reality.
Oasis 4
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
Promoting Digital Literacy and
Creativity in the Social Science Classroom
Catherine Cabiness, Loretta Donovan
2336
Come discover innovative ways to integrate technology tools to
promote historical thinking. Lesson plans and student tasks designed
with the SAMR model in mind will be highlighted.
Beginning, Intermediate, 4 - 12, Administration
CC, CO, SS
Primrose A
PSCC
The Common Thread:
Weaving Information Literacy Skills to engage Learners
Kathy Schrock
5005 ILS
By engaging students in problem and project based learning,
impacting their emotions, causing them to question and think about
controversial topics, and presenting content in the form of visuals and
stories, research shows that students more often retrain content and
turn it into personal knowledge. By infusing the information literacy
skill set as the common thread across the content areas, students
have the foundation they need to succeed. Come learn how the team
of classroom teacher, teacher librarian, and technology teacher
can work together to create and teach lessons that intertwine these
literacies.
Primrose B
PSCC
STEAM up Your Class with Apps
That Will Challenge Your Students
Kim Bass
3039
Using a multitude of mostly free apps, including Pages, Keynote,
and iMovie, we will explore the potential of many apps that cover
STEAM elements of Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and
Mathematics. This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Deploying and Managing iOS 8 in Education
Apple Systems Engineers, Sandy Brenner
3049
iOS 8 provides powerful new ways to configure and deploy devices
across institutions with ease. Join Apple System Engineers for a
session on how to configure, deploy, and manage iOS 8 in an
education environment. This is a commercial session.
Primrose D
PSCC
Got PD? Developing Supporting Teachers
Ahead of a 1:1 Rollout
Philip Halbig, Courtney Rudd
2170
Learn how PVUSD, a large Title 1 district, has strategically developed
a professional development plan to correlate with the eventual
district-wide roll-out of 1:1 take home devices.
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, 4 - 12, Administration
PD, PLC
Smoketree AB
PSCC
StoryStarter - Create Confident and Engaged
Readers and Writers with LEGO Education StoryStarter
Kelly Reddin, David Calkins
3087
LEGO Education StoryStarter is a hands-on learning tool that
enhances students’ reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
With StoryStarter, students use LEGO bricks to build storyboards,
write, present, and digitally publish their work. This exciting
approach to ELA results in students who are engaged and motivated
to read and write. This is a commercial session.
ALL, K - 6
Multi
Smoketree C
PSCC
The Cloud Wars
David Lopez
3069
What is the Cloud, and how do I ride? This session will explore
several options using cloud technology, Pros & Cons, and how some
cloud technologies can transform the classroom for collaboration
projects. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
The Latest & Greatest Formative Assessment
Tools for Your Classroom
Maria Vlahiotis
2233
Are you tired of hearing crickets when you ask your students a
question? Incorporate these cutting-edge, FREE formative assessment
tools to give all students a voice, while monitoring their progress.
CO, WT, Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
From Seat Time to Competency-Based
Professional Development: Digital Badges
David Miyashiro, Kari Hull, Steve Regur,
Carmen Restrepo
2151
Blended and personalized learning is good for both students and
teachers. This innovative approach to professional development
allows teachers and administrators to work at their own pace as they
build competencies and earn compensation.
AD, PD, MA, LA,
Smoketree F
PSCC
Teach to Students, Not to Tests:
The Future of Edtech
Aditya Agarkar, Leslie Tyler
3073
Achieve more with education technology. Teachers, schools, and
districts have the opportunity to focus on technology-enhanced
formative and interim assessments‚Äîshifting their gaze away from
high stakes standardized tests. This is a commercial session.
CO, PD, Multi
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Make Learning Personal with Stories
Barbara Bray
2247
Join this session to hear stories why now is the time to personalize
learning and transform the system. Each story includes strategies to
motivate and engage learners.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, Administration, Not grade-level specific
Multi
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Project Based Learning in a Common Core Environment
Vanessa Mello
2112 CC
This presentation is real world experience in establishing projectbased learning in a common core environment, with emphasis
on structuring lessons and actual projects used in a technology
classroom.
ALL, 9 -12
CC, CO, MA
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Technology - Tips, Tricks and Tactics for the
Primary Classroom
Scott Skidmore
2349
This session is about actually using those “productivity” tools to make
your instructional life easier/more effective. Classroom management,
tools and tactics for integration of PC’s, Chrome Books and iPads.
ALL, K - 3
Multi
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
A Plan for Creating Real Change
Billie McConnell
3022
Meaningful change isn’t about buying technology. Many schools
have purchased technology, but had limited success. Discover how
you can create a shared vision, change strategies, and learn new
capacity-building strategies. This is a commercial session.
Multi
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
#NoWorksheetWeek Teacher Challenge
Rae Fearing, Tracy Campbell
2505
The #NoWorksheetWeek Teacher challenge is an opportunity for
teachers to push their pedagogy forward and meet the needs of the
students coming to our classrooms every day. See how this global
movement is changing learning and how you can start a challenge
in your own school or district.
ALL, K - 12
PD, Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Book Creator App Workshop with Google Readium App
Genevieve Kahlweiss
2198
Hands-on workshop: Bring your iPad to create your first ebook in
minutes and post to Google Readium App on a laptop computer.
Students build their digital library of books using Readium to share
with parents. Book Creator and Readium are FREE Apps. Great tools
for CCSS.ELA-Literacy!
ALL
Multi
Renaissance Hotel
Engaging Students through eBooks and ePubs
Jenna Linskens
2036 IT
This hands-on session will provide educators with the tools and
skills needed to create your own, or have your students design
digital eBooks, textbooks and ePubs. Learn how to design,
develop and embed widgets to bring your digital books to
life and engage your students in literacy, comprehension, and
development of 21st century skills.
Intermediate, Not grade-level specific
Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
SAMR-ific:
An Apptastic Journey Through The SAMR Model
Kyle Myers, Alina Mills, Tracy Ramont
2133
Apple Distinguished Program teachers will present this fun and fastpaced SAMR-ific session. Innovative ideas that incorporate project
based learning apps and Common Core will help you climb the
SAMR Model.
CC, CO, Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
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SESSION 10 • SAT. 10:00 - 11:00 AM
UDL, AT and AEM: Complementary Supports
for the Achievement of ALL Students
Joy Zabala
5008 DLS
Explore ways in which the principles UDL are used to flexible,
engaging learning environments that support improved participation
and outcomes for ALL learners and how individualized special
education services such as technology and accessible materials
ensure that EVERY student can actively participate and achieve in
UDL environments.
Horizon Ballroom 2 Hilton Hotel
The Paperless Google Classroom
Jason Seliskar
2408
Session will focus on Google Classroom. How to go paperless with
your students. We will focus on how to brainstorm for writing, short
answer responses and research projects without paper.
CC, CO, Multi
Discovery Education Board Builder
3058
Board Builder from Discovery Education empowers students to
curate, create, and synthesize content to express their personal
curiosity, solve problems and demonstrate their acquisition of
knowledge like never before. In this session, explore Board Builder
and how the newly enhanced My DE for Students makes it easier
than ever for students to explore content, complete assignments, and
connect with the world. This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
The Importance of Research Teaching in a
Common Core Digital World
Deborah Stanley
2219 ILS CC
What happens when Common Core requirements meet
information literacy? Research skills! A customized Website and
handouts will create instant support for library and classroom
research skills instruction.
Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Beginning Blogging: Mastering the Basics
Arisbeth Rossi
2378
Learn how to start your own teaching blog in a step-by-step tutorial!
New, Beginning, Pre K - 12
PD, PLC, Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
3 Act Math Tasks and Tech Tools = Data Rich Engagement
Andrew Stadel
2375
Participants explore tools that enhance 3-Act math problem-solving
tasks and gather rich data. Interact with Reflector, Pear Deck, Google
Forms, and Poll Everywhere. From BYOD to 1:1.
CC, CO, MA
Mesquite C
PSCC
Lessons Learned from the LMS Review
Cynthia Sistek-Chandler, Michael Meyers
2386
Selecting a Learning Management System is a process. Two higher
education faculty share lessons learned and will highlight online tools
to make your teaching more efficient and enhance online learning.
Beginning, Intermediate, 9 - 12, College, Administration
Multi
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
Lucid Press & Canva Be a Graphic Designer without going to Art School
Nick Cusumano
2388
Do you need a way creating engaging graphic content, logos,
infographics and portfolios for you and your students? Come explore
and find the graphic artist within you using Lucid Press and Canva.
Mesquite GH
PSCC
CO, WT, Multi
Tools You Can Use Tomorrow
Leslie Fisher
5013
What a fantastic time to be using technology in the classroom. The
amount of free, affordable and downright cool solutions is amazing!
This class will introduce you to some of the top Websites, Apps and
Tools that you can start using in your classroom tomorrow. We will
also take a peek into the future at some technology that might be
part of your classroom in the future.
Oasis 4
PSCC
A Gentle Introduction to Python for STEM Educators
Mark Miller, Chris Miller,
Ed Loeswick, Len Erickson
2304
This session provides a gentle introduction to Python, including
specifics on how to teach it in grades 4-12, for STEM educators.
Classroom-tested curriculum materials are available free to K-12
educators. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
ALL, 4 - 12
ST, MA, SC
Primrose A
PSCC
Is your District Future-Ready?
Mike Lawrence, Darryl Adams,
Devin Vodicka, Lisa Gonzales
2504
Join a panel of Future-Ready leaders as they discuss the White
House-led initiative and what it means for the future of education. For
more information, visit: http://futurereadyschools.org
CO, AD
Primrose B
PSCC
Go Big, Go Pro, Go Now: Take Your Students to Their Future
Daniel Ching
3040
Positioning students as young professionals creates opportunities for
real and relevant learning. Learn how Keynote, iBooks Author, Final
Cut, iMovie, and more, can build professional skills for success now
and in the future. This is a commercial session.
PSCC
Primrose C
Transforming Assessment with iPad
Mark Hammons, Lainie Rowell
3050
Explore a variety of FREE student response tools that give teachers
the power to make informed instructional decisions.Using your iOS
device,learn how to leverage these tools to personalize learning and
make thinking visible. This is a commercial session.
Primrose D
PSCC
Coding Across the Curriculum
Scott Moss
2319
See various tools, techniques, and examples for integrating
programming (aka, coding) across subject and grade levels. See
how students may apply problem-solving and creativity to create
games, stories, and animations. Not recommended for programs
with tablets.
ALL, 4 - 12
CO, ST, Multi
Smoketree AB
PSCC
WeDo - Tackle Multiple Subjects in
STEM Learning with LEGO Education
3088
Discover how elementary students can practice STEM learning
through digital technology! LEGO¬Æ Education WeDo consists of
LEGO bricks; a simple, age-appropriate software; and a variety
of activity packs correlated to CCSS. Experience how to create
engaging, cross-curricular lessons that develop 21st-century skills
while inspiring students to become lifelong learners.
ALL, 2 - 6
CO, ST, MA, SC
Smoketree C
PSCC
David Lopez
3070
Office 365 provides virtually anywhere access to familiar Office tools,
free e-mail, sites, online document editing and storage, IM, and video
conferencing for students, faculty, and staff - and it is FREE to your
district. In addition, your district may be eligible to provide Office to
your students for their HOME USE. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Get Out of Your Office: Tools & Systems for Leaders
Catina Haugen
2054
I’d rather be with students than spend time at a computer. GAFE and
other tools help buy time and build systems of efficiency. I’ll share
resources and help you get out of your office too!
ALL, Administration
AD, WT
Smoketree F
PSCC
Learning Activities for Advanced Technology Classrooms
Russell Walker
2074
The classroom of the future is here, but how do we use it? Explore
learning strategies designed for immersive technology environments
with multiple screens, write-on walls, and movable furniture.
Multi
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Writing Comes Alive with Augmented Reality
Kristen Eveland, Katy Hammack
2143
Engage your students and augment their writing using this fascinating
new technology. See how student-created auras blend writing with
the 4 Cs, SAMR Model, and Common Core.
Multi
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
How Can Daily Formative Assessment
Revolutionize Literacy Instruction?
Sarah Pugatch
3101
LightSail embeds in-text assessments in the very best books,
delivering instant data that changes the game for educators. Come
learn why Bill Gates calls LightSail a ‘breakthrough tool for teachers.’
This is a commercial session
CO, AD, SS, LA, SC
Chino
Renaissance Hotel
6 Tools to Implement Digital Storytelling in
Common Core Classrooms
Tim Bedley, Scott Bedley, Brent Coley
2355 CC
In this fast-paced, #edulicious, humor-filled session, three veteran
educators will demonstrate how to integrate digital storytelling tools
with the Common Core to radically engage and inspire students.
New, Beginning, Intermediate, 2 - 12, Administration
CO, ELL, Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Creating Digital Books for the iPad with iBooks Author
Steve Young
2357
The session provides an overview of creating an interactive book for
the Apple iPad. The major features, workflow and ‘tips and tricks’ of
the iBooks Author program will be covered.
ALL, 4 - 12
CO, PD, LA
Renaissance Hotel
Showing, Not Telling: Curate and
Create Video to Meet the Common Core
Lee Grafton
2493
The meaning is in the message! This workshop is designed for
teachers interested in curating and creating compelling videos that
will impact student learning. Learn where to look, what to look for,
and how to produce videos that will engage and drive students to
deeper levels of understanding.
CC, CO, Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Next Generation Assessments &
Actionable District Data
Leslie Tyler, Aditya Agarkar
3074
Edulastic makes it easy for teachers to deliver SBAC and PARCCstyled assessment practice to students - allowing K-12 districts and
schools to integrate and manage the performance data to inform
instruction. This is a commercial session.
ALL
AD, PD, Multi
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Flipped Out: An Elementary
Approach to the Flipped Classroom
Joseph Kemery, Gillian Ryan
2083
How could the flipped model look in your class? We explore how
videos enhance student engagement at home and throughout the
school day, expanding learning beyond our classroom walls.
ALL
2 - 12, Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Cloud Computing for Educators
Kevin Scritchfield
2265
Attendees will explore how to create word processing, presentation,
spreadsheet, portfolio, image, video, and web documents with free
tools stored in the ‘cloud’ and accessed from any internet device.
PD, WT, Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
A Walk on the Google Side, Google without GAFE
Geri Coats
2373
Google tools are great for education, but not all schools have
Google Apps for Education. Come see how I use Google Tools with
students without the Apps for Education infrastructure.
ALL, 9 - 12
WT, Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
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SESSION 11: SATURDAY, 12:00 - 1:00 PM
SESSION 11 • SAT. 12:00 - 1:00 PM
Meeting the Needs of Diverse Students:
Differentiating Lessons with 1:1
2164 DLS
Learn how to support diverse students’ needs using 1:1 classroom
technology through engaging apps and differentiated instruction.
Teachers will walk away with their technology toolbox filled with fun
activities and engaging strategies for any student level.
ALL, 4 - 12
ELL, WT, Multi
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Dive into Google Drive App on the iPad
Barbara Barreda
2199
Are you a beginner user to Google drive on the iPad? This session
is for you. Join in on a hands-on step by step process and see
what you can do with your students and workflow on the iPad with
Google Drive apps. Google Drive, Google Docs and Google Sheets
are Free Apps. Download these apps for the session!
Multi
Horizon Ballroom 2 Hilton Hotel
There’s No Place Like Chrome, Toto!
Luke Hibbard, Gregory Pitzer
2137 IT
Bring your Chrome device to learn about apps and extensions that
will create dynamic leraning experiences for your students. Go
beyond the worksheets to engage, captivate and encourage your
class to create!
CC, WT, Multi
Hilton Hotel
Introduction to Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Susan Simmons
2492 DLS
Universal Design for Learning is a set of principles for curriculum
development that gives all individuals equal opportunities,
providing a blueprint for creating instruction and assessments that
work for everyone.
ALL, K- 12
CO, UDL
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Discovery Education Student Technology
Showcase: What’s Old is New
3059
Join us as we feature Discovery Educator Network STAR Bev
Matheson and her students as they share what they’re doing with
digital media and technology in their classroom. You’ll see real-life
projects, hear lessons learned, and engage with your colleagues as
you peek into a classroom. This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
Getting to DOK 4:
Depth of Knowledge and Information Literacy
Janice Gilmore-See
2318 ILS
Engage students with DOK4 intrinsically satisfying assignments
through creative lesson design based on inquiry, challenge,
simulation, experimentation and projects that demand higher order
thinking, information literacy, and collaboration.
ALL, K - 12
CC, CO
Mesquite A
PSCC
POWERFUL LEARNING
Celebrating the Process:
3 Ways to Give Students Feedback
Dan Bennett
2245
Learning is a process and feedback is essential for students to dig
deep and maximize their learning. The session will examine how
to create feedback opportunities for students using differentiated
google forms, the Snagit extension, and the Kaizena app. Not
Beginning, Intermediate, Experienced, K - 12, College
CO, WT, Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
Harness the Power of Technology in the
Language Arts K-6 Classroom!
Maddalena Stodart, Stephanie Hernandez,
Stephanie Cruz, Sheri Hanks
2136
You will learn how to use technology (SMART Notebook, Explain
Everything, Educreations) to make your Language Arts lessons a
place where students can collaborate and thinking critical to come
up with main idea and talk about perspectives using fairy tales.
CC, CO, LA
Mesquite C
PSCC
Effective Math Tasks:
How to Select & Facilitate with Confidence
Nikole Reina-Guerra
2080 CC
Regularly incorporating rigorous math tasks into your practice
provides students with the practice they need to develop mathematical
reasoning. This, however, can be an uncomfortable transition as a
teacher! Learn how to select and facilitate high quality math tasks,
and discover great resources to help develop your practice.
ALL, 2 - 12
CO, MA
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Collaboration Around the Common Core
Using Digital Chalkboard
Edward Avelar
2148
Sharing best practices and exchanging uses of resources to meet the
new expectations of Common Core State Standards makes Digital
Chalkboard a must-use tool for new and veteran teachers.
CO, PLC, Multi
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Digital Citizenship for 21st Century Citizens
Sara Boucher, Victoria Olson
2428
Come and explore the world of digital citizenship. We will talk
about the reasons why digital citizenship is important and provide
examples on how to keep your students safe online.
GR, LA
Primrose A
PSCC
Utilizing Mobile Devices for
Activator and Summarizer Strategies
Kathy Schrock
5004
Determining what students know prior to classroom teaching with
an activation strategy and helping them synthesize and retain what
they have learned via a summarizer strategy is an important part of
informing instruction. This presentation will help you develop ways to
use common activators and summarizers via iPad/Android apps and
tools, as well as presenting some new strategies that take advantage
of the power of these mobile devices.. Each presented strategy
will be mapped to a SAMR level to help you learn more about that
pedagogical structure, too.
Primrose B
PSCC
iOS Photo Editing and Digital Art
Nicole Dalesio
3041
Learn to use your favorite iOS device and your creativity to take
beautiful images. See demos of apps for photo editing and digital
art. Be inspired to use these skills and ideas in your classroom.
Primrose C
PSCC
Literacy for Little Learners
Emily Cruz
2044
Learn how to use creation apps in different ways to build reading,
writing, listening, and speaking skills for primary students while fostering
creativity, collaboration, communication, and critical thinking.
CC, CO, LA
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Extend Your Learning Reach with iOS and
Airplay in the Classroom
Mark Hammons
3051
Teaching doesn’t always need to take place from the front of
the class. Discover how the iPad can make learning mobile and
interactive whether you have a single iPad or one to one.
Primrose D
PSCC
Number Sense Activities and Tech Tools =
Engaging Mathematical Discourse
Andrew Stadel
2416
Participants explore tools that enhance math number sense activities
and gather rich data. Interact with Reflector, Pear Deck, Google
Forms, and Poll Everywhere. From BYOD to 1:1
Beginning, Intermediate , 4 - 8
CC, CO, MA
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
AtoZ’s of Designing Effective Professional Development
to Support Technology Integration
Amanda Johnson, Brandee Ramirez, Steve Regur 2291
This session will provide participants with the opportunity to learn
new ways to incorporate technology in order to provide successful,
highly engaged professional development.
AD, PD
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Putting Yourself Out There Crafting a Digital Dossier for Common Core
Erin Kahn, Rebecca Girard
2348 CC
CCSS requires students to create and publish original content on
the Internet. Come learn how to encourage students to develop
a professional digital dossier through blogging, digital portfolios
and Twitter.
CO, WT, Multi
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Simple & Motorized Mechanisms - Exploring
How Machines Work with the LEGO Education
3089
With the LEGO Education Simple and Motorized Mechanisms Set,
your upper elementary students gain an in-depth understanding of
the mechanical principles built into everyday machines. Through
building, designing, and testing solutions, learners work as scientists
and engineers, all while honing design technology, science, and
math skills. This is a commercial session.
ALL, 2 - 12
CO, ST, MA, SC
Smoketree C
PSCC
David Lopez
3071
disciplines and tasks, such as writing, reading, mathematics,
science, history, CTE, and elective courses. Students may use
OneNote across content areas and grade levels, and use OneNote
to compile and organize unstructured information, research, and
content. OneNote also supports research, collaboration, information
management, communication, note taking, journaling, reflective
writing, and academic requirements. This is a commercial session.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
Harness the Power of the PLN (Partners in Learning Network)
Robert Hochberg
2431
Throughout this session we will explore the Microsoft Educators
Network. The Microsoft Network offers many FREE tools to increase
student engagement and teacher productivity that can be used
Immediately. Not recommended for programs with tablets.
PLC, WT, MA, LA, SC
Smoketree F
PSCC
iChallenge: Using the iPad for Challenge-Based Learning
James Bologna, Julie Gunther
2149
Challenge-based learning demands cross-disciplinary support for
complex problem solving that fully engages students. Use iPads as
the gateway to the world beyond your classroom in support of CBL.
ALL, 4 - 12, Multi
Renaissance Hotel
Pinterest for Teachers
Kevin Scritchfield, Janet Adams
2376
Participants will see what Pinterest has to offer educators by means
of a search, networking, sharing, organizational, and collaborative
classroom tool. Come learn how to get PD units using Pinterest!
CO, PD, Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Accelerating Reading Gains &
Preparing Students for College & Career
Kim Guerin, Rick Lippert, Doug Perme
3081
Attendees will learn strategies they can use in their classrooms to
help develop literacy and comprehension and support Lexile growth
using non fiction text. This is a commercial session.
ALL, 2 - 12,
ELL, RTI, SS, LA, SC
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
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SESSION 11 CONTINUED
CUE Annual Membership Meeting Conference Registration NOT Required
Robert Craven, Ray Chavez, Lainie Rowell,
Suzanne Mitchell, Kyle Brumbaugh
2509
This meeting will feature the introduction of Board of Directors
officers and 2015 Board candidates. CUE’s Board president will
present a review of CUE programs, partnerships and the annual
financial report. There will be a discussion of Affiliate and Learning
Network activities and ways to get involved in their programs. We
will also share and discuss the new Strategic Plan and future of the
organization. The session will end with questions and answers.
Multi
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Beyond the Newsletter - Strengthening School-Home
Communication Using Technology
Brent Coley
2277
Learn practical ways teachers/administrators can use technology
to go beyond the paper newsletter to engage families and provide
parents and students a 24/7 window into the classroom and school.
Multi
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Reading and Writing in the Google Trenches
Dan McDowell, Reuben Hoffman
2113
In a digital world, students need to experience learning how to read
and write in a digital medium. Google Docs and Drive provide us
that opportunity. This session will review classroom tested strategies
to help bring Common Core literacy strategies into your classroom.
Not recommended for programs with tablets.
ALL, 4 - 12
CO, WT, Multi
Sierra
Renaissance Hotel
THE
CALIFORNIA
TEACHERS
ASSOCIATION
is proud to support
CUE
COMPUTER USING EDUCATORS
at their
2015 ANNUAL CONFERENCE
March 19 - 25, 2015
CTA/NEA represents more than 325,000 educators in
California public schools, colleges and universities
POWERFUL LEARNING
SESSION 12 • SAT. 1:30 - 2:30 PM
Accessible Educational Materials in the IEP:
What are They? Where do They Fit?
Joy Zabala
5009 DLS
Educators and families often struggle with AEM questions. Explore seven
points in the IEP process where AEM can be considered and documented.
Hear about consideration questions and examples for each point
that support use of AEM by students who need them for participation and
progress on IEP goals and in general education curriculum.
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Communicating and Learning with iPad Media Projects
Sam Gliksman
2153
Create innovative media across subjects and grades. Engaging
student centered projects blend movies, animations, screencasts,
eBooks and more. Examples from Sam’s “Pad in Education for
Dummies” book are highlighted.
Multi
Flipping the Classroom with Discovery
Education
3060
Put the power of learning at your students’ fingertips with My DE for
Students. Flip your classroom with student accounts where students
can access Discovery Education. We will demonstrate new ways to
deliver resources to motivate students, engage critical thinking, and
achieve learning goals with the support of the Discovery Education
Classroom Manager and Builder Tools. This is a commercial session.
Palm Springs USD
Uncommon Core: Advancing Student Centered Learning
through Gaming and Information Literacy
Glen Warren
2423 ILS
This mini app slam includes my top four classroom tested, student
loved, and device agnostic application programs for student
centered learning on almost any subject through information literacy.
CO, ST, Multi
Mesquite A
PSCC
Windows 8, Students, and Common Core
Darren Alcala, Crystal Cammon
2335
Learn about easy-to-implement Windows 8 apps and other resources
for your classroom. Presentation focuses on student projects that
meet common core standards with a high depth of knowledge. Not
CC, CO, Multi
Mesquite B
PSCC
1:1 in an English Classroom
Jennifer Roberts
2238
What changes in your English classroom when every student has a
device on their desk every day? Come hear what Jen has learned
from teaching with 1:1 for seven years.
CC, CO, LA
Mesquite C
PSCC
Make a Difference - Global Connecting with a Purpose!
Dianne Shapp, Shelly Moses
2441
This session will give attendees lots of resources and ideas for
connecting with the world on projects that have purpose and
meaning. Break down the walls of your classroom.
CC, CO, SS, LA, VPA
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Explore the Sea of Liberty with
Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello
Robin Pulido
2167
This interactive session highlights the resources available on
Monticello’s websites for teachers and its innovative free tools for
teaching the power of Thomas Jefferson’s ideas.
Multi,
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Ultimate Engagement in Your Classroom!
2332
Quickly create whimsical, visual QR codes so students can connect
to resources and share their content. Then for ultimate engagement
in your classroom, let Augmented Reality blow your mind.
Multi
Primrose A
PSCC
Rock Star Lesson Design for
Common Core and 1:1
Jon Corippo
5002 CC
Common Core lesson design is more than just teaching the book
differently or adding more think pair share to workbooks. Rock Star
Lesson Design means a healthy dose of PBL, SAMR, App Smashing,
EdTech, OER and more. IDEALLY ALL AT ONCE. In this session you’ll
learn a MINDSET that will reduce your workload, your planning
and dramatically increase your effectiveness. At least five readyto-go models will be shared, that can be used on Monday in your
classroom. This session is lead by the CUE Rock Star Chief Instigator,
Jon Corippo.
Primrose B
PSCC
Turn Up the Volume!
Carol Anne McGuire
3042
This hands-on session ROCKS! Be free of music copyright concerns
for your next class movie. Create your own soundtrack! It’s simple
to write an original song with Garage Band for iPad. NO musical
talent required! This is a commercial session.
Primrose C
PSCC
Apple Tech Update for Education Q&A
Apple Systems Engineers, James Brennan
3052
Apple continues to provide breakthrough software and amazing
devices for education, offering a complete environment for learning.
Apple System Engineers will answer your questions about how the
latest product releases can support teaching and learning.
Primrose D
PSCC
Metacognition Without Tears: Creating Innovative
Learning Opportunities With Visible Thinking
Tracy Clark
2310
Deep thinking doesn’t have to be a drag. Design powerful learning
opportunities through the intentional use of dynamic BYOD tools and
Visible Thinking Routines.
Multi
Smoketree AB
PSCC
LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 Robotics in
the Classroom - Getting Started
3090
Robotics is a proven and effective way to capture students’
attention and keep them engaged in hands-on science, technology,
engineering, and math lessons. This session is for educators just
getting started with LEGO MINDSTORMS Education EV3 or
considering how to incorporate MINDSTORMS into the classroom.
Learn firsthand how LEGO Education MINDSTORMS EV3 can get
your students excited as they model real-life mechanisms and solve
real-world challenges, all while building the critical-thinking and
creative problem-solving skills that will serve them well for a lifetime.
CO, ST, MA, SC
Smoketree C
PSCC
David Lopez
3072
Office 365 provides virtually anywhere access to familiar Office
tools, free e-mail, sites, online document editing and storage, IM,
and video conferencing for students, faculty, and staff - and it is FREE
to your district. In addition, your district may be eligible to provide
Office to your students for their HOME USE.
Smoketree DE
PSCC
CK-12 OER Platform: Accessing, Adapting, and Authoring
Content and Courses
Stephen Politzer
2322 CC
CK-12 OER - Quality, free common core aligned curriculum. Get an
overview of the CK-12 OER system, learn how to search for and find
courses and specific, copy and edit courses and concepts, and even
author your own courses and concepts. Quality AND free... CK-12!
ALL, 6 - 12
CO, ST, MA, SC
Smoketree F
PSCC
Algebraic Video Game Programming with Bootstrap
Ed Campos
2396
Bootstrap programming uses algebra as the vehicle for creating
images and animations, and is designed from the ground up to be
aligned with Common Core standards for algebra.
CC, CO, ST, MA
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
DigitalPassport.org: Elementary Students Learning
Digital Citizenship Through Games!
Laura Conley
2397
Students, parents and teachers love this free game-based web tool!
Session provides how to get started, collaborative class activities,
and reports. Engage your students with independent learning!
ALL, 2- 6, Administration WT
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
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Beyond Multiple Choice Reading Comprehension
Marlena Hebern
2085
Use your standards to write higher DOK questions for divergent
answers in Google Forms. Scaffold practice with media, grade in a
snap, compliment any reading program - all grades.
New, Beginning,
CC, CO, LA
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
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Let the iPad Tell a (Digital) Story
Roger Pence
2066
Explore the pedagogy, techniques, and application to content using
student-generated digital stories created on the iPad using iMovie.
Authentic research, writing, and speaking become transferable 21st
century skills. Resources provided!
ALL, 2 - 12
Multi
Renaissance Hotel
Teacher Geek is Common Core Chic!
Tammy Brecht Dunbar
2079 CC
Common Core Standards are more exciting than their name
implies. We’ll showcase websites, software and apps you can
use immediately in your class to excite, engage and elevate your
students to uncommon levels.
Multi
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Achieving Visibility With Application
Control and URL Content Filtering
Christopher Moynier
3093
Are you using a separate URL Content Filter with your Next
Generation Firewall? Combining platforms will greatly lower costs
as well as achieve greater visibility with WatchGuard Firebox and
Dimension. This is a commercial session.
AD, IT
Pueblo AB
Renaissance Hotel
Smash that App: PBL style
Emily Cruz, Melanie Valencia
2175
Project Based Learning is a great way to integrate multiple subjects
to teach CCSS in an engaging way with real-world application.
Learn about some simple ways to get extraordinary results.
CC, MA, LA, SC
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
MathemaTECHs:
Integrate Simple Tech Tools to Spice Up Your Lesson
Kristy Andre, Lauren Steinmann
2213
Create an engaging math lesson that shows students’ thinking
process and mathematical understanding by integrating a few
technology tools. This hands-on experience will help you learn the
tools today!
CC, CO, MA
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Empower Thought Provoking Learning with
Google Geo Apps
Mark Hammons
2312
A gamut of amazing tools exist that harness the collaborative power
of today’s learners. Beyond a birds-eye view of the world, Google
offers geographical browsers of the Internet, space, and time. Not
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Peter Abboud
Napa Valley USD
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Session 3
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Coachella Valley USD
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Aditya Agarkar
Edulastic Inc.
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Session 9
Brooke Carey Ahrens
Notre Dame High School
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Darren Alcala
Cucamonga Elementary School
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Session 12
Jen Alcazar
Chaparral Middle School
[email protected]
Session 2
Dave Anderson
Logan City School District
[email protected]
Session 8
Apple Systems Engineers
[email protected]
Session 9
Sara Armstrong
Sara Armstrong Consulting
[email protected]
Session 6
Edward Avelar
K12HSN
[email protected]
Session 11
Matt Baier
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 8
Bob Barboza
Super School K-12
International University
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Sessions 8, 9
Barbara Barreda
Saint Columban School
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Session 11
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Session 9
Jennifer Anderson
Saddleback Valley USD
[email protected]
Session 3
Scott Bedley
Plaza Vista School
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Session 5
Yvonne Andres
GlobalSchoolNet.org
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Tim Bedley
Earl Warren Elementary School
[email protected]
Session 10
Kristy Andre
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Session 12
Dan Bennett
Los Alamitos High School
[email protected]
Session 11
Tracey Antista
J Robert Hendricks Elementary
[email protected]
Session 1
Greta Binkley
Independent Contractor
[email protected]
Session 2
Apple Education
Development Executives
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 2
James Bologna
Windward School
[email protected]
Session 11
Apple Systems Engineers
[email protected]
Sessions 4, 12
Melanie Borrego
Brandman University
[email protected]
Session 3
Sara Boucher
Schorr Elementary School
[email protected]
Session 4, 11
Trisha Callella
[email protected]
Sessions 4, 5
Jeff Brain
Del Mar Middle School
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Session 1
Ed Campos
Visalia Charter Independent
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Barbara Bray
Personalize Learning
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Carol Cao
Summit View School
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Tammy Brecht Dunbar
Lincoln School/Manteca Unified
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Session 12
Vanitha Chandrasekhar
CUE Legislative Advocacy
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[email protected]
Session 5
Brian Briggs
Plumas Lake Elementary SD
[email protected]
Session 6
Susan Brooks-Young
SJ Brooks-Young Consulting
[email protected]
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Tiffani Brown
Santee School District
[email protected]
Session 9
Jonathan Brubaker
Mt. View Middle School
jbrubaker@beaumontusd.
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Session 7
Alice Chen
WVUSD
[email protected]
Session 7
Daniel Ching
Minarets High School
[email protected]
Sessions 3, 10
Chris Christensen
Stoneware, Inc.
[email protected]
Session 7
Martin Cisneros
Santa Clara COE
[email protected]
Session 4
Kyle Brumbaugh
Presentation High School
[email protected]
Session 1
Brent Clark
Certiport
[email protected]
Session 2
Ryan Bubalo
McGraw-Hill Education
[email protected]
Sessions 5, 6
Tracy Clark
EdTechWomen Austin
[email protected]
Session 12
Catherine Cabiness
Garden Grove USD
[email protected]
Session 9
Geri Coats
Ernest Righetti High School
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 3, 10
Elizabeth Calhoon
Santa Clara COE
[email protected]
Session 8
Louise Colbert
Byron Union School District
[email protected]
Session 5
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Brent Coley
Alta Murrieta Elementary School
[email protected]
Session 11
Laura Conley
Take Action PD
[email protected]
Session 9, 12
Kevin Coon
OverDrive
[email protected]
Session 8
Maria Cordero
Valley Center Pauma USD
[email protected]
Session 7
Jon Corippo
[email protected]
Sessions 5, 8, 12
Jennifer Courduff
Azusa Pacific University
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 6
Chantal Cravens
El Monte City SD
[email protected]
Session 6
Brian Crosby
Nevada’s Northwest Regional
Program
[email protected]
Session 4
Emily Cruz
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Sessions 11, 12
Nick Cusumano
Fort Zumwalt South High School
[email protected]
Session 10
Trish d’Entremont
Ada Harris Elementary School
Trish.dentremont@cardiffschools.
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Session 6
Warren Dale
Thornberg Center
[email protected]
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[email protected]
Session 11
Rob Darrow
Blended Teacher Network
[email protected]
Session 7
Hall Davidson
[email protected]
Sessions 3, 7
Jeremy Davis
Capistrano USD
[email protected]
Session 2
Michele Dawson
San Francisco USD
[email protected]
Session 1
Mitch Derr
Hapara, Inc.
[email protected]
Session 1
Gregg Eilers
Modesto City Schools
[email protected]
Session 2
Angela Estrella
East Side Union HSD
[email protected]
Session 1
Heidi Gillis
Valley Center-Pauma USD
[email protected]
Session 7
Kelly Eveland
[email protected]
Session 6
Janice Gilmore-See
La Mesa-Spring Valley SD
[email protected]
Session 11
Kristen Eveland
[email protected]
Session 10
JR Ginex-Orinion
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Session 9
Rae Fearing
Del Norte COE
[email protected]
Session 9
Rebecca Girard
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 12
Leslie Fisher
[email protected]
Sessions 9, 10
Sam Gliksman
Consultant
[email protected]
Session 12
Karen DeSchryver
Edmentum
[email protected]
Session 5
Hilda Flores
Woodcrest
[email protected]
Session 5
Gail Desler
Elk Grove USD
[email protected]
Session 1
Danielle Forst
Leading Edge Certification
[email protected]
Session 2
[email protected]
Sessions 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12
Jo-Ann Fox
Escondido Union SD
[email protected]
Session 4
Joe Donahue
College School District
jdonahue@collegeschooldistrict.
org
Session 9
Jessica Fraser
Anaheim City School District
[email protected]
Session 8
Tim Downey
Riverside COE
[email protected]
Sessions 3, 8
Christina Garcia
Atwater Elementary SD
[email protected]
Session 3
Amy Duncan
Cal State San Bernardino
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 9
Julie Garcia
Innovation Middle School
[email protected]
Sessions 6, 7
Ryan Easton
Claremont USD
[email protected]
Session 7
Jennifer Gateley
Vineyard STEM Magnet School
[email protected]
Session 8
Tim Gillis
VCPUSD
[email protected]
Lee Grafton
Palm Springs USD
[email protected]
Session 10
Craig Graham
Lightspeed Systems
[email protected]
Session 4
Jody Green
La Habra City School District
[email protected]
Session 6
Jennifer Groff
Learning Games Network &
MIT Media Lab
[email protected]
Session 1
Kim Guerin
Achieve3000
[email protected]
Session 11
Phillip Halbig
Pajaro Valley USD
[email protected]
Session 9
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Mark Hailwood
Valley Center Pauma USD
[email protected]
Session 3
Mark Hammons
Fresno COE
[email protected]
Sessions 6, 10, 11, 12
Brett Hardy
Ocean View SD
[email protected]
Session 4
Salima Hudani
Foundations for the Future
Charter Academy
[email protected]
Session 1
Leann Iacuone
John W. North High School
[email protected]
Session 1
Camden Iliff
[email protected]
Sessions 5, 6, 7
Catina Haugen
Grant School
[email protected]
Session 10
Anne Jenks
McKinna
[email protected]
Session 3
Marlena Hebern
Mariposa COE
[email protected]
Sessions 7, 12
Alicia Johal
Mar Vista Academy
[email protected]
Session 1
Jeffery Heil
San Diego COE
[email protected]
Session 8
Amanda Johnson
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Session 11
Felicia Hellman
Milken Community School
[email protected]
Session 6
Delaine Johnson
Fresno COE
[email protected]
Session 6
Melissa Hero
Sequoia Union HSD
[email protected]
Session 3
Genevieve Kahlweiss
Saint Columban School
[email protected]
Session 9
Luke Hibbard
Stanislaus COE
[email protected]
Session 11
Erin Kahn
[email protected]
Session 11
Tim Hibsman
Indiana University of
Pennsylvania
[email protected]
Bob Kelly
[email protected]
Robert Hochberg
Ventura COE
[email protected]
Session 11
Reuben Hoffman
West Hills High School
[email protected]
Session 2
Malia Hoffmann
Concordia University Irvine
[email protected]
Joseph Kemery
[email protected]
Sessions 10
Glenn Kenyon
San Francisco COE
[email protected]
Session 2
Bryan Kerr
Garden Street Academy
[email protected]
Session 4
Kaj Kibak
[email protected]
Session 5
Victoria Kiely
Peoples Education
[email protected]
Session 8
Will Kimbley
Tulare COE
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 5
Crystal Kirch
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Session 4
Marcia Kish
DSD Professional Development
[email protected]
Session 5
Esther Kligman-Frey
Library of Congress
[email protected]
Session 3
Randy Kolset
[email protected]
Ann Kozma
Fullerton School District
[email protected]
Session 5
Ellen Kraska
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 7
Kamiya Kumar
Columbia University
[email protected]
Dennis Large
Riverside COE
[email protected]
Session 6
Karen Larson
Santa Clara COE
[email protected]
Session 3
Mike Lawrence
CUE
[email protected]
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Stone Valley Middle School
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Keena Levert
PBS SoCaL
[email protected]
Session 9
Teresa Lightle
Butte COE
[email protected]
Session 4
Karl Lindgren-Streicher
Hillsdale High School
[email protected]
Session 1
Jenna Linskens
Marian University
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 9
Kimberlie Linz
Pacific Elementary School
[email protected]
Kay Little
Lakeside Union School District
[email protected]
Session 7
Jane Lofton
Mira Costa High School
[email protected]
Session 2
Terrence Loftus
Brea Olinda USD
[email protected]
Session 6
Alison Lopez
Le Grand High School
[email protected]
Session 6
Becky Lopez
Merced Union HSD
[email protected]
David Lopez
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8,
9, 10, 11, 12
Adrian Lucero
Garden Grove USD
[email protected]
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Union School District
[email protected]
Session 7
Carol Anne McGuire
Rock Your Strengths
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 6, 12
David Miyashiro
Cajon Valley Union SD
[email protected]
Session 9
Lisa Nowakowski
King City Arts Magnet School
[email protected]
Session 1
Diane Main
[email protected]
Ann McMullan
Ann McMullan - Educational
Technology Consultant
[email protected]
Session 2
Genevieve Morgan
Milken Community Schools
[email protected]
Session 4
Eamonn O’Brien
Albuquerque Academy
[email protected]
Sessions 4, 5
Andrew Moriates
Mission Viejo High School
[email protected]
Session 6
Kelly O’Brien
San Diego USD
[email protected]
Session 5
Andrew Moriates
Mission Viejo High School
[email protected]
Session 2
Ryan O’Donnell
[email protected]
Antonio Manriquez
[email protected]
Session 8
Ymasumac Maranon-Davis
San Bernardino County
Superintendent of Schools
[email protected]
Session 3
Danica Marsh
Norwalk-La Mirada USD
[email protected]
Session 2
Gerardo Martinez
Orange CDE
[email protected]
Session 1
Kristina Mattis
San Francisco USD
[email protected]
Session 4
Donna Mawhorter
Etiwanda School District
[email protected]
Session 4
Lance Mayhofer
PASCO scientific
[email protected]
Session 2
Billie McConnell
Atomic Learning
billie.mcconnell@
connectedconsulting.com
Session 9
Dan McDowell
Grossmont Union HSD
[email protected]
Session 11
Steven McGriff
Krause Center for Innovation,
Foothill College
[email protected]
Session 5
Vanessa Mello
Minarets Charter High School
[email protected]
Session 9
Robin Mencher
KQED
[email protected]
Session 1
Peter Mercado
West End SELPA
[email protected]
Session 7
Carrie Middleton
Los Altos School District
[email protected]
Session 6
John Miller
Chalone Peaks Middle School
[email protected]
Session 6
John Miller
[email protected]
Krystle Miller
Escondido Union School District
[email protected]
Session 5
Mark Miller
Learningtech.org
[email protected]
Session 10
Mimio Representative
[email protected]
Session 3
Nancy Minicozzi
[email protected]
Connie Mitchell
Nellie N. Coffman MS
[email protected]
Cheryl Morris
Del Mar Middle School
[email protected]
Session 8
Shelly Moses
San Diego Jewish Academy
[email protected]
Session 2
Angela Moss
Mountain View School
[email protected]
Session 3
Scott Moss
Innovation MIddle School
[email protected]
Session 10
Christopher Moynier
WatchGuard Technology, Inc.
christopher.moynier@
watchguard.com
Session 12
Michelle Murphy
[email protected]
Session 7
Kyle Myers
Valencia Park Elementary School
[email protected]
Session 9
Michael Niehoff
Fresno COE
[email protected]
Session 6
Jacqueline Olson
Benjamin Franklin
Magnet School
[email protected]
Session 7
Stacy Olson
Las Lomitas Elementary School
[email protected]
Session 7
Victoria Olson
[email protected]
Genevieve Pacada
Union School District
[email protected]
Session 4
Jessica Pack
James Workman Middle School
[email protected]
Session 8
Jenn Park
West San Gabriel Valley SELPA
[email protected]
Session 2
Sam Patterson
Gideon Hausner Jewish
Day School
[email protected]
Session 7
Roger Pence
Benicia USD
[email protected]
Session 12
Greg Pitzer
Cupertino Union School District
[email protected]
Session 5
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Stephen Politzer
New Haven USD
[email protected]
Session 12
Sam Rosener
Chaffey Joint Union HSD
[email protected]
Session 6
Edward Simoneau
[email protected]
Session 8
Maddalena Stodart
Mitchell Community School
[email protected]
Session 11
Allison Powell
iNACOL
[email protected]
Session 4
Arisbeth Rossi
Redondo Beach USD
[email protected]
Session 10
Cynthia Sistek-Chandler
National University
[email protected]
Session 10
Adina Sullivan
San Marcos Unified
[email protected]
Session 8
Sarah Pugatch
LightSail
[email protected]
Session 10
Jon Ruffridge
Chaparral Middle School
[email protected]
Session 2
Scott Skidmore
Thomas Olaeta Elementary
[email protected]
Session 9
Valerie Sun
Benjamin Franklin Magnet School
[email protected]
Session 6
Robin Pulido
St. Rose of Lima School
[email protected]
Session 12
Kathy Schrock
[email protected]
Sessions 7, 9, 11
[email protected]
Sessions 1, 2, 3, 4
Ashley Tarquin
[email protected]
Session 7
Kathleen Ralph
Whittier College
[email protected]
Chris Scott
Santa Ynez School
[email protected]
Sessions 5, 6
Andrew Smith Rowan
Salisbury Schools
[email protected]
Session 8
Ivan Taylor
Passkeys Foundation
[email protected]
Session 3
Brandee Ramirez
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Session 8
Kevin Scritchfield
Fresno Pacific University
[email protected]
Sessions 10, 11
Scott Smith
Golden West High School
[email protected]
Session 6
David Theriault
Fountain Valley High School
[email protected]
Session 8
Kelly Reddin
Lego Education
[email protected]
Sessions 9, 10, 11, 12
Vicky Sedgwick
St. Martin’s Episcopal School
[email protected]
Session 3
Nikole Reina-Guerra
Robert E. Willett Elementary
[email protected]
Session 11
Bill Selak
Hillbrook School
[email protected]
Session 8
Steve Smith
California Department of
Education
[email protected]
Session 4
Jenny Thomas
San Bernardino County
[email protected]
Session 4
Michael Richardson
[email protected]
Session 8
Jason Seliskar
Covina-Valley USD
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 10
Astrid Solvberg
Norwegian University of Science
and Technology
[email protected]
Sarah-Jane Thomas
Prince Georges County
Public Schools
[email protected]
Session 1
Eduardo Rivera
PSUSD
[email protected]
Session 7
Penelope Semrau
California State University,
Los Angeles
[email protected]
Session 9
Jennifer Roberts
Point Loma High
[email protected]
Session 12
Cory Robertson
Anaheim City School District
[email protected]
Sessions 2, 4
Neil Spears
PowerMyLearning
[email protected]
Session 5
Andrew Stadel
Tustin USD
[email protected]
Sessions 10, 11
Dianne Shapp
SDJA
[email protected]
Session 12
Deborah Stanley
Riverside USD
[email protected]
Session 10
Susan Simmons
Susan Simmons & Associates
[email protected]
Session 11
Holly Steele
Fullerton School District
[email protected]
Session 3
John Stevens
[email protected]
Andrew Thomasson
Forestview High School
[email protected]
Session 1
David Thornburg
Thornburg Center
[email protected]
Session 7
Norma Thornburg
Thornburg Center
[email protected]
Session 8
Leslie Tyler
Edulastic Inc.
[email protected]
Session 10
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Monica Vallejo
SchoolCity Inc.
[email protected]
Sessions 4, 6
Matt Vaudrey
[email protected]
Marielle Venturino
Sweetwater Union HSD
[email protected]
Session 4, 11
Kristi Vincent
Read Naturally
[email protected]
Session 1
Maria Vlahiotis
Alameda COE
[email protected]
Session 9
Jennifer Wagner
Pomona USD
[email protected]
Session 4
Roger Wagner
[email protected]
Session 5
Russell Walker
DeVry University
[email protected]
Session 10
Kerri Willa
Chinese American
International School
[email protected]
Session 5
Ashley Williams
Petaluma City Schools
[email protected]
Session 1
Matt Williams
KQED Public Media
[email protected]
Session 9
Tamatha Williams
Pomona USD
[email protected]
Session 1
Brandon Wislocki
Stonegate Elementary
[email protected]
Session 8
Heather Wolpert-Gawron
Edutopia - The George Lucas
Educational Foundation
heatherwolpertgawron@
gmail.com
Session 7
Elaine Wrenn
[email protected]
Session 3
Chris Walsh
CUE
[email protected]
Session 3
Steve Young
Fresno Pacific University
[email protected]
Session 10
Glen Warren
McPherson Magnet School OUSD
[email protected]
Session 12
Joy Zabala
[email protected]
Sessions 5, 8, 10, 12
Chris Wenger
Chaffey Join Union HSD
[email protected]
Session 2
Dana West
Sulphur Springs School District
[email protected]
Session 7
Debra White
AAUW, TCAP
[email protected]
Corey Zilli
IXL Learning
[email protected]
Session 3
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How they do it! Effective Technology Integration in
Special Education Instruction
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 1
UDL Apps From an APPoholic
Tracey Antista
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 1
Common Core for Uncommon People
Amy Duncan
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 1
Use Augmented Reality to Differentiate Instruction
Jenn Park
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 2
OT for ATs & TeachersA Glimpse Through the Therapist’s Lens
Greta Binkley
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 2
Chris Wenger
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 2
Students Show They Can Do It!!
Angela Moss
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 3
Redefining Learning in a Blended Classroom
Ymasumac Maranon-Davis
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 3
Screencasting for Diverse Learners
Timothy Downey
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 3
UDL Tools for All Learners (Especially Diverse Learners)
Donna Mawhorter
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 4
Jenny Thomas
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 4
Preparing Students with Disabilities to
Participate Successfully in the CAASPP
Natalie Valles
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 4
The SETT Framework: Straight from the Horse’s Mouth
Joy Zabala
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 5
Flipping Over Edmodo
Chantal Cravens
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 6
Show Me A Story- Video Modeling in the Classroom
Sam Rosener, Parvin Shaker
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 6
Accessibility - Unleashing the Power of Mobile Devices
Tapestry Room
Hilton Hotel
Session 6
Who Says you Need Paper for Reading Comprehension?
Dana West, Kayla Bastedo
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 7
21st Century Skills and CSCS in the Classroom
Carol Cao
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 7
Excel Basics to Support Differentiated
Common Core instruction
Peter Mercado, Jennifer Courduff
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 7
EVERY Day is a High Stakes Day!
Joy Zabala
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 8
STEAM++ Common Core/NGSS Project Based-Learning
Bob Barboza
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 9
Assistive Technology Tools for Students with Disabilities
Penelope Semrau
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 9
Connecting Diverse Learning Educators
Amy Duncan
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 9
UDL, AT and AEM: Complementary Supports for the
Achievement of ALL Students
Joy Zabala
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 10
Meeting the Needs of Diverse Students:
Differentiating Lessons with 1:1
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 11
Introduction to Universal Design for Learning (UDL)
Susan Simmons
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 11
Accessible Educational Materials in the IEP:
What are They? Where do They Fit?
Joy Zabala
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 12
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SUMMIT PRODUCED BY CSLA
Can I Use That? Fair Use for the Remix
Generation
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Session 1
The Common Thread:
Weaving Information Literacy Skills to Engage Learners
Kathy Schrock
Primrose B
PSCC
Session 9
Deborah Stanley
Mesquite A
PSCC
Getting to DOK 4: Depth of Knowledge and
Information Literacy
Janice Gilmore-See
Mesquite A
PSCC
Session 10
Session 11
Uncommon Core: Advancing Student Centered Learning
through Gaming and Information Literacy
Glen Warren
Mesquite A
PSCC
Session 12
POWERFUL LEARNING
IT PROFESSIONAL STRAND (CURATED BY CETPA)
Ann McMullan
Mesquite C
PSCC
Session 2
Common Core = Technology Integration
Jeremy Davis
Madera
Renaissance
Session 2
Planning, Funding, and Implementing a
1:1 Mobile Learning Initiative
Darryl Adams, Michelle Murphy, Israel Oliveros
Primrose B
PSCC
Session 4
Dennis Large
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Session 6
Your Apps Are Watching: Digital Security &
Privacy Skills for Educators
Terrence Loftus
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Session 6
Michelle Murphy, Darryl Adams,
Israel Oliveros, Edward Simoneau
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 7
Engaging Students through eBooks and ePubs
Jenna Linskens
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Session 9
There’s No Place Like Chrome, Toto!
Luke Hibbard, Gregory Pitzer
Hilton Hotel
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COMMON CORE LEARNER STRAND
STEAMy to the CORE
Jeff Brain
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Using Probeware in the Science Classroom
Leann Iacuone
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Session1
Chris Wenger
Tapestry
Hilton Hotel
Session 2
Immerse Learners with Augmented Reality
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Session 2
Don’t Wait: Create Math Curriculum on Your iPad Now!
Glenn Kenyon
Renaissance Hotel
Session 2
Digital Tools for Reading and Writing
Jonathan Brubaker
Catalina
Renaissance Hotel
Session 7
Gooru:Create, Remix, and Transform
Tim Downey, Dennis Large
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Session 8
IPads, Project Based Learning, ELLs, and Middle School:
A Winning Combination!
Jennifer Gateley, Elizabeth Flores
Renaissance Hotel
Session 8
STEAM++ Common Core/NGSS Project Based-Learning
Bob Barboza
Horizon Ballroom 1
Hilton Hotel
Session 9
Project Based Learning in a Common Core Environment
Vanessa Mello
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Session 9
Deborah Stanley
Mesquite A
PSCC
Session 10
Transforming a District:
Bringing Technology Infused PBL to ALL Students
Peter Abboud, Karen Nelson
San Jacinto
Renaissance Hotel
Session 3
6 Tools to Implement Digital Storytelling in
Common Core Classrooms
Tim Bedley, Scott Bedley, Brent Coley
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Session 10
Jenny Thomas
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Effective Math Tasks:
How to Select & Facilitate with Confidence
Nikole Reina-Guerra
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Session 11
Putting Yourself Out There Crafting a Digital Dossier for Common Core
Erin Kahn, Rebecca Girard
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Session 11
Teaching Above the Line
Holly Steele, Pablo Diaz, Ann Kozma
Primrose B
PSCC
Connecting and Collaborating,
Real Examples from Real Classrooms
Brian Crosby
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Digital Literacy Skills for the Common Core
Next Generation Assessments
Kelly O’Brien
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Session 3
Session 4
Session 4
Session 5
Rock Star Lesson Design for Common Core and 1:1
Jon Corippo
Primrose B
PSCC
Session 12
From Playlist to Proficiency:
Sequencing Learning Activities to Propel Achievement
Neil Spears
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Session 5
CK-12 OER Platform:
Accessing, Adapting, and Authoring Content and Courses
Stephen Politzer
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 12
Good Questions + Good Answers = Thoughtful Projects
Sara Armstrong
Mesquite B
PSCC
Session 6
Teacher Geek is Common Core Chic!
Tammy Brecht Dunbar
Pasadena
Renaissance Hotel
Dennis Large
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Session 6
Implementing the New CA ELD Using Technology
Maria Cordero, Lorena Guerrero-Lopez
Mesquite C
PSCC
Session 7
Session 12
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LEARNING NETWORK PICKS
ADMINISTRATOR NETWORK
HIGHER EDUCATION NETWORK
Can I Use That? Fair Use for the Remix Generation
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Session 1
You Can Use Social Media For That??
Research Supported Strategies To Engage
Salima Hudani
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Going Digital! Google Forms for School Administrators
Jen Alcazar
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 2
1:1 Classrooms-Management,
Instructional Strategies, and More!
Susan Brooks-Young
Mesquite C
PSCC
Session 3
Allison Powell
Mesquite B
PSCC
Session 4
Hey, Administrator!
Transform Your School Through Personal Example
Warren Dale
Mesquite B
PSCC
Session 5
Transformative Leadership for
21st Century Educational Program Design
Michael Niehoff
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 6
Gamify your Professional Development
Eduardo Rivera, Karen Foerch
Mesquite A
PSCC
Session 7
Simplify Your Life with Your Digital Swiss Army Knife
Elizabeth Calhoon, Kyle Brumbaugh
Hilton Hotel
Session 8
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Session 9
Get Out of Your Office: Tools & Systems for Leaders
Catina Haugen
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 10
Beyond the Newsletter - Strengthening School-Home
Communication Using Technology
Brent Coley
Santa Rosa
Renaissance Hotel
Session 11
CK-12 OER Platform: Accessing, Adapting, and
Authoring Content and Courses
Stephen Politzer
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 12
Session 1
Your Online Class is Ready to Start: Did You Do it Right?
Jenna Linskens
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Session 2
Competency Based Education: Dashboard to Success
Melanie Borrego, Ellen Derwin, Kat Ringenbach,
Sheila Steinberg, Leigh Ann Wilson
Primrose A
PSCC
Session 3
Allison Powell
Mesquite B
PSCC
Session 4
The Top Ingredients to a Blended Learning Classroom
Marcia Kish
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Session 5
Sway into the Mix: New Office Apps to Present Ideas
Delaine Johnson
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Session 6
SAMR SLAMR: Maximizing the Potential of
Technology in the Classroom
Julie Garcia, Josh Mika, Matt Baier
Madera
Renaissance Hotel
Session 7
Digital Storytelling: From Pizza & Starbucks to
Green Screen Movies
Brandon Wislocki
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Session 8
#POPBOMB: Creating 6 Second Videos that
Can Change the World
Matt Williams
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Session 9
Lucid Press & CanvaBe a Graphic Designer without going to Art School
Nick Cusumano
Mesquite GH
PSCC
Session 10
Harness the power of the PLN
(Partners in Learning Network)
Robert Hochberg
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 11
Make a Difference - Global Connecting with a Purpose!
Dianne Shapp, Shelly Moses
Mesquite DEF
PSCC
Session 12
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TECHNOLOGY LEADERS NETWORK
EdTech Teacher Leadership for the 21st Century:
One District’s Journey
Tamatha Williams, Elene Kallimanis, Jennifer Wagner
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 1
We Want More Faculty Meetings!
Thoughtful Technology Integration in Meetings
Bill Selak
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 8
Ann McMullan
Mesquite C
PSCC
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Learn, Teach, Help, Enjoy!
Enhancing Your EdTech Superpowers!
Martin Cisneros
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 2
Session 4
Redesigning Professional Development Creating and Growing Teacher-Driven EdTech Events
Krystle Miller
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Session 5
#YOURCHAT? Leveraging Twitter for
Maximum Professional Development
Kelly Eveland, Kristen Eveland, Tiffani Brown, Joseph Kemery
Primrose A
PSCC
Session 6
Session 9
Learning Activities for Advanced Technology Classrooms
Russell Walker
Andreas
Renaissance Hotel
Session 10
AtoZ’s of Designing Effective Professional Development to
Support Technology Integration
Amanda Johnson, Brandee Ramirez, Steve Regur
Smoketree AB
PSCC
Session 11
Accessible Educational Materials in the IEP: What are They?
Where do They Fit?
Joy Zabala
Horizon Ballroom 2
Hilton Hotel
Session 12
Michelle Murphy, Darryl Adams, Israel Oliveros, Edward Simoneau
Smoketree F
PSCC
Session 7
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Acer America
Nighi Nayyar
(408)533-7700
[email protected]
www.us.acer.com/education/
143
Achieve3000
532
Scott Page
(760)670.8079
[email protected]
www.achieve3000.com
Achieve3000 is the leader in differentiated
instruction. Our innovative online solutions
are scientifically proven to dramatically
increase reading and writing proficiency
and high-stakes test performance for
students in grades 2-12.
ACSA
159
Janis Rawlins
(916)508-9665
[email protected]
www.acsa.org
The mission of the Association of
California School Administration the
driving face of Education in California
and Beyond, is to ensure the creation of
communities of learning and teaching that
both the aspirations of individuals students
and the greater good society.
Adrylan Communications, Inc.
536
Krista Coleman-Jameson
(951)506-3593
[email protected]
We will be exhibiting EADms. Educators
Assessment Data Management System. It is
a common Care testing Platform for K - 12
School Districts.
Advanced Classroom
Technologies
419, 518
Eric Sweet, Debbie Dotson
[email protected], [email protected]
www.act-ol.com
With 25+ years of combined experience
in the Educational Technology industry,
Advanced Classroom Technologies is
your source for all your district school
and classroom needs from equipment and
professional development to installation
services.
Aeries Software
315, 414
Scott Knuckles
(888)487-7555
[email protected]
www.aeries.com
California premier student information
System Aries CALPADS compliant and
common Core ready. We provide the
ability to bring all aspects of student
information under one login. The Gold
standards for the Golden State.
Amplify Education, Inc.
425, 427
Kate Vershon
(800)823-1969
[email protected]
www.amplify.com
Amplify is reimagining the way teachers
teach and students learn. Our products
and services lead the way in data-driven
instruction, one-to-one mobile curriculum
and assessments.
Anthro Corporation
403, 502
Doug Campbell
(800)325-3841
[email protected]
www.anthro.com
For over 30 years, Anthro has designed
and manufactured furniture for technology.
We have charging carts and cabinets for
all devices - tablets, laptops, Chromebookall designed with crowded classrooms in
mind. Visit us at Anthro.com.
Anywhere Cart
232
Todd McKelvie
(888)650-4488
[email protected]
www.anywherecart.com
Anywhere Cart produces world-class
secure charging carts for a wide range of
devices including iPads, Android Tablets,
Chromebooks and Laptops. With its solid
construction, unique features and budgetfriendly pricing. come see what everyone’s
talking about.
Apex Learning
524
Aaron Roberts
(206)381-5663
[email protected]
www.apexlearning.com
Apex Learning is the provider of blend
and virtual learning solutions. Our digital
curriculum provides an active learning
experience that engages all students in
rigorous coursework to prepare them for
college and work.
Atomic Learning
438
Scott Hubert
(866)259-6890
[email protected]
www.atomiclearning.com/k12
Atomic Learning offers solutions that empower
educators to build tech-rich learning centered
classrooms through vision and leadership
planning, workshops and on-demand professional
development resources focused on improved
student outcomes.
Aver Information Inc.
221
Tina Chen
(408)842-2105
[email protected]
www.averusa.com/education
Aver Information is an award-winning provider
of the next generation of classroom technology,
specializing in wireless streaming cameras,
document cameras, presentation management
apps, tablet sync and charge carts, as well as
surveillance DVR systems.
Barracuda Networks
239
Caitlin Bartunek
(408) 342-5514
[email protected]
www.barracuda.com
Barracuda integrated IT solutions for education
organizations work together to provide the
highest levels of security, productivity, and data
protection. Solutions include: Barracuda Web
Security, Barracuda Firewall, Barracuda Message
Archiever, Barracuda Backup, SignNow, and
copy.
Belkin International, Inc.
515
Andrew Dragotta
(312)493-1932
[email protected]
www.belkinbusiness.com/education
Belkin offers technology solutions to power,
connect, protect and optimize mobile devices for
e-learning. A proven technology leader for over
30 years, educators trust Belkin for its commitment
to product quality and dedication to creating
solutions specifically designed to meet the needs
of teachers and students.
BMS Business Machine Security 339
Doug Avram
(714)990-3218
[email protected]
www.locdown.com
Business Machine Security (BMS) has been
securing and mounting computers & A/V
equipment since 1982. With Anchor Pad’s
acquisition. BMS now offers the most extensive
line of mounting and security devices in the
industry.
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BrainPOP
658
Micah Cooper (212)574-6033
[email protected]
www.brainpop.com
BrainPOP creates animated, curricular
content for use in school, at home,
and on mobile devices. Our awardwinning resources include BrainPOP
Jr. (K-3), BrainPOP Español, BrainPOP
ESL, GameUp, BrainPOP Mobile, and
BrainPOP Educators.
Brenthaven
331, 430
Jillian Ranney
(360)733-5608 x305
[email protected]
www.brenthaven.com/education
The Brenthaven K-12 Education Collection
of laptop cases is designed for the
rigors of student life. We understand the
investment that educators are making
in 1:1 technology deployments, and
protecting that investment is our priority.
Bridges to Leadership
337
Tricia Protzman
(559)662-3858
[email protected]
www.bridges-online.org
Earn your Preliminary Administrative
Services Credential in only 12 months
through Bridges to Leadership Online!
Learn from current practitioners how to
become an engaging and dynamic leader.
Sponsored by the Madera COE.
BrightBytes
447
Rich Allen
(415)271-8280
[email protected]
www.brightbytes.net
BrightBytes, an educational research
organization, partners with industry
experts to create evidence-based
frameworks and translate complex data
into simple, fast actions that improve
student learning.
Britannica Digital Learning
220
Marie Giannda
(800)621-3900
[email protected]
www.info.eb.com
Britannica Digital Learning provides
reliable, high-quality products and
solutions for educators and students in
grades PreK-16. Widely recognized as
the ultimate reliable source for fast facts
or deep research, Britannica also offers
supplemental curriculum resources, all
accessible in the classroom, from the
library, or at home.
BuzzMob
442
Edmond Wong
(949)470-9100
[email protected]
www.buzzmob.com
BuzzMob is a seamless mobile and web
communications system that lets teachers and
staff share daily information and vital updates
to parents and students, within a private
network.
BYU Independent Study
648
Caye Wycoff
(801)361-4713
[email protected]
www.elearn.byu.edu
Make your education as unique as you are.
with over 400 courses in over 100 countries,
we go where you go.
California K-12 High Speed Network
(K12HSN)
231
Teri Sanders
(760)312-6512
[email protected]
www.k12hsn.org
K12HSN is a program funded through the
California Department of Education. In addition
to network services, K12HSN provides teachers
with numerous FREE tools and services, such
as CaliQity, Brokers of Expertise, K20Video,
Calaxy, MyTechDesk, etc.
California School Library
Association
161
Jane Lofton
(888)655-8480
[email protected]
www.csla.net
CSLA advocates for school library programs,
develops leaders in the field, and collaborates
with other educational leaders to ensure
that California students are effective, and
responsible users of information.
California State Parks
PORTS Program
145
Bradley Krey
(619)228-6785
[email protected]
www.ports.parks.ca.gov
PORTS is California State Parks premier
distance learning program. Visit with
us to experience a live videoconference
demonstration and to learn more about this
FREE innovative classroom program.
POWERFUL LEARNING
California State University
Monterey Bay
244
Claudia Carter
(831)582-3789
[email protected]
wwwcsumb.edu/mist
The Masters of science in Instructional
science & Technology is an
interdisciplinary program that integrates
information technology, instructional
design and education technology.
California Western
Visuals
109, 208
Jason WhitLinger
(951)236-1383
[email protected]
www.calwestvisual.com
California Western Visuals--authorized
reseller for SMART Technologies, NEC,
Epson, and other name-brand projectors-provides Interactive Whiteboards, Flat
Panels, and multi-media projectors ideal
for the classroom. Educational discounts
available:
Camcor, Inc.
226
Rob Kukesh
(800)868-2462
[email protected]
www.camcor.com
Instructional Technology & Audio/Visual
solutions products include document
cameras, iPad docks, tablets, headphones,
video equipment.
Canvas
137
Lori Peacock
(801)658-7579
[email protected]
www.CanvasLMS.com
Canvas is the learning management system
that simply makes teaching and learning
easier.
CDWG
319, 418
Russell Keene
(312)705-9019
[email protected]
www.cdwg.com/k12
CDW-G is a leading provider of
technology and solutions to schools, with
a mission of delivering collaborative,
digital learning environments. CDW-G
Solutions: cloud, data center optimization,
MDM, networking, power & cooling,
printers, security, software, storage, UC &
collaboration, and virtualization.
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Certiport
421
Brent Clark
(801)847-3100
[email protected]
www.certiport.com
Certiport provides certification for industryleading software such as Adobe Creative
Suite, Microsoft Office, Autodesk, Intuit
and HP. Ask us how certification will equip
your students for success in college and
careers.
Curriculet
632
Thomas Shields
(202)557-8345
[email protected]
www.curriculet.com
Curriculet is a free reading platform where
students can read any digital text with an
embedded layer of questions, annotations,
videos, and quizzes and provides teachers
invaluable insight into their student’s
reading achievement.
CETPA
157
Andrea Bennett
(916)402-2471
[email protected]
www.cetpa.net
The California Educational Technology
Professionals Association was founded in
1960 and provides benefits to its members
that will improve their ability to support the
technological needs of the administrative
and instructional programs.
Cyber High by Fresno County
127
Rob Cords
(559)265-4067
[email protected]
www.cyberhigh.org
Looking for quality online courses? Cyber
High is simply the best value in online
education for your high school students.
Fully accredited, CCSS, and a-g approved
courses will improve your graduation rates.
Proven winner!
Colvard Learning
618
Alexandra Wilcox
(310)367-2261
[email protected]
www.colvardlearning.com
Colvard Learning is a literacy
focused EdTech publisher developing
comprehensive evidence-based apps for
tablets.
Common Sense Media
149
Sue Thotz
[email protected]
www.commonsense.org
Common Sense Education empowers
educators with free media-rich curricula
and tools that equip them and their
students to harness the power of
technology for learning and foster the skills
they need to thrive in today’s world.
Corwin
Brian Roy
(805)410-7646
[email protected]
www.corwin.com
543
Curriculum Associates
237, 336
Cynthia Austen
(800)225-0248
[email protected]
www.curriculumassociates.com
A fast-growing educational publishing
company, Curriculum Associates is
proud to offer i-Ready Diagnostic &
Instruction‚Äîa powerful online assessment
and instruction program that prepares
students for the increased rigor and
complexity of the Common Core.
D & D Security Resources
Dean Smith
(800)453-4195
[email protected]
www.ddsecurity.com
449
DI Technology Group Inc. 119, 218
Jack Mele
(562)207-9050
[email protected]
www.dataimpressions.com
DreamBox Learning
338
Curt Smith
(877)451-7845
[email protected]
www.dreambox.com
Dream Box Learning is a rigorous, highly
engaging K-8 online math curriculum that
differentiates content pace, and sequence
for the highest levels of achievement so
every student can learn to think like a
mathematician.
Edgenuity
660
Marcia Willson
(281)450-3411
[email protected]
www.edgenuity.com
Edgenuity provides engaging and flexible
online and blended learning solutions that
propel success for every student, empower
every teacher to deliver more effective
instruction, and enable schools and
districts to meet their academic goals.
Edlio
620
Arin Der Gevorkian
(310)598-2846
[email protected]
www.edlio.com
Edlio creates custom designed websites
with an interactive content management
system. 2,000 schools and districts across
the nation choose Edlio as their website
provider.
Edmentum
344
Sue Fackert
(530)908-1800
[email protected]
www.edmentum.com
Edmentum is a leading provider of
online learning solutions designed to
drive learner achievement for academics
success, and offers a variety of innovative
solutions to empower
21st century teaching and learning.
Edmodo
113, 212
Nhu-Anh Can
(408)421-9292
[email protected]
www.edmodo.com
We’ll have demo stations & intro sessions
on Edmodo.
Edulastic
Satish Kumar
(510)509-9806
[email protected]
www.edulastic.com
Edulastic provides next generation
formative assessments for schools &
districts. Inform your Common Core
instruction while meeting students’
individual learning needs.
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eDynamic Learning
342
Scott Carpus
(877)585-2029
[email protected]
www.edynamiclearning.com
Over 50 Career & Elective Courses!
Expand your students’ choices for
preparation into UC and other colleges.
With hassle-Free LMS Integration and
100% online courses, it makes it even
easier to provide more UC G approved
options. #1 G Online Publisher.
ElectroBoard Solutions
537, 539, 636, 638
Don Duterte
(925)400-6175
[email protected]
www.electroboard.com
ELECTROBOARD Solutions has provided
audiovisual educational, technology
and unified communication solutions to
the education industry for the last 29
years. We offer the full range of product
installation, maintenance, service and
professional development needs.
Elite Screens Inc.
345, 347
Dave Rodgers (562)483-8198
[email protected]
www.elitescreens.com
White board solutions & projection
screens.
Engaging Webapps Keyboarding
555
Marie Imbault
(888)740-7119 ext. 701
[email protected]
www.engagingwebapps.com
Engaging Webapps is featuring top-rated,
effective and engaging, keyboarding
programs with environments for all ages,
for computers, tablets, online or network.
We’ll find the program that meets your
needs while providing pedagogical and
technical support.
Epson America
107, 206
Kristan Rudloff
(562)981-3840
[email protected]
www.epson.com/education
Epson, the number-one selling projector
brand worldwide, creates innovative
technologies for education that lead
in quality and reliability. From energy
efficient 3LCD projectors to affordable
printers, Epson is helping to transform
education with cost-effective solutions.
ExploreLearning
439
Eileen Salsmon
(866)882-4141
[email protected]
www.explorelearning.com
ExploreLearning develops online solutions
to improve learning in math and science
including: Gizmos-online simulations for
math and science, grades 3-12; and
Reflex-a powerful math fact Fluency
solution.
Filewave
355, 357
Jason Sagil
(707)387-9493
[email protected]
www.filewave.com
For over 22 years, FileWave has developed the
most complete Mac OS X, Windows, iOS, &
Android Management Software in the Market.
Image, Deploy, Inventory, Track, Update,
Maintain, and More within a single interface.
First Investors Corporation
247
Cheryl Cousino
(858)650-6830
[email protected]
www.firstinvestors.com
First Investors is committed to serving the
retirement needs of educators as a 403(b)
provider. In 2011, ForestersTM, an international
life insurance company dedicated to the
well-being of families and their communities,
acquired First Investors.
Follett
348, 350
Kathleen Paur
(888)511-5114
[email protected]
www.follettlearning.com
Follett provides educationally relevant content,
integrated educational technology solutions,
and value-added services to Pre K - 12 schools
and districts in the US and around the world.
Frontrow
448
(800)227-0735
[email protected]
www.gofrontrow.com
Frontrow offers complete, integrated platforms
for school communication so you can deliver
great education in a more efficient way using
classroom audio, network paging, and AV
control.
GoGo Labs
248
Danielle DeVoe
(208)901-3125
[email protected]
www.3dgamelab.com
Gamify your classroom and personalize student
learning for increased engagement! 3D Game
Lab’s award-winning quest-based learning
platform provides the tools, professional
development, and content to empower teachers
& Students to feel like educational heroes!
Gooru
646
Paulette Donnellon
(760)420-2472
[email protected]
www.goorulearning.org
Gooru’s mission is to honor the human right
to education. We build a free personalized
learning solution that enables teachers to find,
remix, and share collections of web resources
on any K-12 topic.
POWERFUL LEARNING
GovConnection, Inc.
662
Dan Feist
(213)369-4190
[email protected]
www.govconnection.com
GovConnection can help you seamlessly
integrate all the latest technology into
your classrooms and schools to create
productive learning experiences for all
students. Advance your students’ learning
with 21st century classroom technology
through GovConnection!
Grand Canyon University
547
Cameron Whitcomb
(323)514-1367
[email protected]
www.gcu.edu
Founded in 1949, Grand Canyon
University is a premier, private Christian
university that offers over 100 online and
campus-based degree programs and
concentrations. For more information, visit
gcu.edu
Griffin Technology
531, 630
Glen Clem
(615)399-7000
[email protected]
www.griffintechnology.com/edu
Griffin helps educators create today’s
connected classrooms. - Working with our
educational partners, Griffin develops the
products educators need to keep classroom
technology connected, protected, powered
up, and ready for learning.
Hamilton Buhl
509
Melissa Sopata
(800)631-0868 ext 1226
[email protected]
www.hamiltonbuhl.com
Manufacturer of AV + technology.
Apple(tm) + Bluetooth accessories,
headphones, Listening Centers, Media
Players + more.
Hapara
326
Jack West
(650)701-3442
[email protected]
www.hapara.com
Hapara provides cloud-based tools for
educators and administrators in Google
Apps for education, powering deeper
insight into student work, delivering higher
online security and saving time for all
classroom leaders.
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Higher Ground Gear
533
John Geiser
(734)975-7500
[email protected]
www.hggear.com
For decades, Higher Ground has been
protecting technology from the rigors
of students and the classroom. Our
experience can be seen in every product
we design. Each solution a little more
protective, durable and functional than the
last. Accidents happen. Worry less.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
301, 303, 400, 402
Cheryl De La Vega
(714)658-0222
[email protected]
www.hmhco.com
HMH offers integrated, comprehensive
and innovative educational solutions with
more personalization and flexibility than
ever before. We‚Äôve revolutionized
21st Century learning not only with new
Common Core State Standards, but
we also feature a brand new, dynamic
educational environment.
Hovercam
101, 103, 200, 202
Kamille Franchomme
(858)750-349
[email protected]
www.thehovercam.com
Document Cameras & Software
iDESIGN Solutions
538
Steven Gutterman
(909)529-6621
[email protected]
www.idesignsol.com
iDESIGN Solutions provides STEM
solutions including VEX Robotics, VEX IQ,
programming software. Afinia 3D Printing,
2D/3D design software and curriculum
to support these technologies in the
classroom.
Illuminate Education
233
Gary Hanson
(951)314-9918
[email protected]
www.illuminateed.com
Illuminate Education offers the next
generation of data management
with Illuminate Student Information
System, Illuminate Special Education,
and Illuminate Data and Assessment
Management.
Insight Public Sector
Kat Meyer
(480)409-6571
[email protected]
www.insight.com
557
iOgrapher LLC
242
David Basulto
(310)309-0285
[email protected]
www.iographer.com
iOgrapher creates Filmaking and Journalist
cases for iPads & iPhones.
IST
309, 408
Rebecca Jacobs
(805)614-9747
[email protected]
www.hypernet.us
IST provides flexible data management and
classroom management for K-12 education.
Hypernet manage and learn help teachers
and administrators manage Common Core
implementation successfully.
ISTE
444, 446
Dani Steele
(541)434-9582
[email protected]
www.iste.org
The International Society for Technology in
Education (ISTE) is the premier nonprofit
organization serving educators and education
leaders committed to empowering connected
learners in a connected world.
IVS Computer Technology 207, 209,
213, 215, 306, 308, 312, 314
Pam Quattlebaum
[email protected]
(661)205-1422
www.ivsct.com/index.html
IXL Learning
324
Membership Services
(855)255-8800
[email protected]
www.ixl.com
IXL is a standards-aligned math and language
arts practice website for Pre-K through High
School. IXL offers detailed reports for teachers,
and unlimited problems in a visually-stimulating
format students love.
Keyboarding Without Tears
624
Ali Bentolila
(301)263-2700
[email protected]
Keyboarding Without Tears curriculum teaches
pre-keyboarding & keyboarding in grades K
- 5 with engaging lessons & activities that are
based on how children learn best.
KQED
147
Jamedra Brown
(415)553-2482
[email protected]
www.kqed.org/education
KQED Educational provides powerful
tools for using and making media in the
classroom.
L4U Library Software
626
David McClure
(800)667-3634
[email protected]
www.L4U.com
L4U Library Software develops, publishes,
and markets the award winning L4U
integrated Library/Educational Resource
management software.
LapCabby USA
230
Laura Parker
(608)223-2236
[email protected]
www.lapcabbyusa.com
LapCabby’s range of laptop, Chromebook
and tablet carts is a big hit in schools
worldwide and now available in the
US & Canada. Our cleverly - designed
carts provide everything needed in the
classroom : storage safety and simohicity.
Learn360
330
Steve Finch
(310)343-3561
[email protected]
www.learn360.com
Infobase Learning supports the school and
library community with award-winning
digital reference content, including online
databases, eBooks, and streaming video.
Its well-known brands include Facts On
File, The World Almanac, Films Media
Group, and Learn 360.
Learning A-Z
432
Tiffany Thompson
[email protected]
(760)521-6367
www.learninga-z.com Learning A-Z
is affordable, easy-to-use teacher and
student resources fill the gaps left by many
reading, writing, and science education
programs.
POWERFUL LEARNING
LEGO Education
503, 602
David Calkins
(800)569-3890
[email protected]
www.legoeducation.us
LEGO Education produces total solutions
for preschool, K-12, and after-school
programs. Kits include teacher materials,
curriculum, and student worksheets. We
help teachers to use theme-based kits
as essential tools that engage students,
challenging their creativity with a
multidisciplinary approach to teaching.
We are experts in the field of educational
robotics at all grade levels.
Lock N Charge Technologies
556, 558
Stephanie Gassen
(888)943-6803
[email protected]
www.lockncharge.com
Mobile device carts and locks to store,
sync and charge devices.
LightSail
Sarah Pugatch
(201)321-2067
[email protected]
www.lightsailed.com
MAC To School
608
Amber Leimbrock
(415)891-7113
[email protected]
www.mactoschool.com
Purchase and sell refurbished Apple
computers and equipment to public and
private schools and districts throughout all
50 states.
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Lightspeed Systems
320
Katie Camp
(661)301-8348
[email protected]
www.lightspeedsystems.com
With a filter about access, an LMS
about collaboration, and an MDM that’s
made for schools, Lightspeed systems
is redefining the education revolution
by creating safe, mobile, collaborative
learning environments.
Lightspeed Technologies, Inc.
530
Ron Sams
(800)732-8999
[email protected]
www.lightspeed-tek.com
Classroom Audio.... Redefined. New
Flexcat “Access Technology” provides
clear communication during whole group
instruction, and provides two-way audio to
each small group.
Little Bird Tales
133
Amiee Klem
(818)631-4977
[email protected]
www.littlebirdtales.com
LittleBirdTales.com offers easy and
fun digital storytelling and interactive
lessons for K-12 students. Creates stories,
interviews, reports, and custom lessons
with recorded audio, personal artwork,
photos, text, and imagination! STEAM and
Common Core compatible!
Lumens
Chris Skaggs
(888)542-3235
[email protected]
www.mylumens.com
Loading Documents Cameras
501, 600
MakerBot
431
Lauren Goglick
(347)676-3903
[email protected]
www.makerbot.com
MakerBot will be demonstrating our 3D
printing Ecosystem.
Max Interactive Inc.
219, 318
Cameron Moore
(888)799-6837
[email protected]
www.maxcases.com
Max Interactive Inc. Specializes in
protect iPad and Chromebook cases and
accessories. Max can also customize the
cases with a school or district logo.
McGraw-Hill Education
115, 214
Karen Stevens
(760)218-9955
[email protected]
www.mheonline.com
McGraw-Hill Education is a Pre K - 12
partner dedicated to reimagining learning
in a digital world. We promote superior
instructional solutions that are effective
engaging and easy to use resulting
in improved education efficiency and
increased student achievement.
Mentoring Minds
513, 612
Steve Wallace
(800)585-5258
[email protected]
www.mentoringminds.com
Mentoring Minds develops affordable,
effective learning tools that give students
the skills to succeed. Experienced
educators create K-12 print and online
resources that integrate best practices for
instruction, assessment, and learning.
Microsoft Corporation
307, 406
Kudzai Taziva
(425)882-8080
[email protected]
www.microsoft.com/education
Microsoft is dedicated to creating software
and services that deliver real impact for
better education outcomes. Visit us at CUE
and learn how you can inspire, engage
and easily connect with students, parents,
and community - anytime, anywhere.
Mimio
313, 412
Colleen Burns
(915)760-1457
[email protected]
www.mimio.com
A global leader in interactive technologies.
Mimio design innovative and affordable
hardware and software solutions that
increase teacher effectiveness and student
engagement.
National Geographic Learning
201, 203, 300, 302
Emily Ledterman
(562)666-1859
[email protected]
www.ngl.cengage.com
National Geographic Learning provides
quality PreK-12, academic, and adult
education instructional solutions for
Reading, Writing, Science, Social Studies,
ESL/ELD, Spanish/Dual language,
Advance & Electives, Career & Technical
Education and Professional Development.
NCLab
520
Dr. Pavel Solin
(775)848-7892
[email protected]
www.nclab.com
NCLab provides fully supported selfpaced online STEM courses in computer
programming and 3D modeling for K-12
schools and homeschoolers.
Nearpod
Laura Gallagher
(305)677-5030
[email protected]
www.nearpod.com
642
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OtterBox
436
Lisa Flint
(970)980-2022
[email protected]
www.otterbox.com
OtterBox produces premium protective
solutions for mobile devices. Our
innovative protective cases extend the use
of delicate, expensive mobile technology
in the classroom and across the education
system to benefit administrators, teachers
and students alike.
Otto Trading, Inc
243
Adem Kutlug
(714)540-5595
[email protected]
Hand-held portable digital massager
TENS unit.
OverDrive
121
Kevin Coon
(216)573-6886
[email protected]
www.company.overdrive.com/school
Make reading cool! students can enjoy
popular & educational Books and
Audiobooks on most desktop and mobile
platforms. Used by over 30,000 public
libraries and schools worldwide.
PASCO scientific
544
Rosario Rodolfo
(800)772-8700
[email protected]
www.pasco.com
Help students “think science” with PASCO
Scientific’s award-winning, state-ofthe-art science learning environment.
Integrating the latest standards-based
content, probeware, and data collection
and analysis software, PASCO science
solutions are easy to use, cost-effective,
and work on your devices (BYOD)
including iPAd, Chromebook, Android
tablets, Mac and Windows computers,
and netbooks.
Pathway Communications
LTD
224
Becky Thurmon
(619)847-0169
[email protected]
www.pcomus.com
Future-proof tools to build learning success!
Lower your technology refresh rate with
school-wide communication tools with
future-forward technology. Lamp-free
& interactive projectors, built-in IWB’s,
paging, audio, ASL, doc cams, Safari
Montage, integration control, planning &
implementation.
PCMG
445
Ian Padilla
(310)225-4064
[email protected]
www.pcmg.com
PCMG offers 21st Century classroom
technology options to operational
technology infrastructure, our experts
provide clear cut assessments of the
solutions in lace and can design,
implement, manage and support a plan
that updates and optimizes the learning
environment.
Peoples Education
349
Judd Roland
(213)407-7675
[email protected]
www.peopleseducation.com
Measuring Up is a complete approach
to standards-based (Common Core and
California State Standards) supplemental
instruction; delivering assessment,
instruction, and practice in a blended,
multi-medium format; for Reading,
Mathematics, and Science.
Pepperdine University Graduate
School of Education and
Psychology
545
GSEP Recruitment & Admissions
(866)503-5467
[email protected]
www.gsep.pepperdine.edu
The Pepperdine University Graduate
School of Education and Psychology offers
a variety of master’s and doctoral degrees
in the fields of education and psychology.
Prodigygame.com
542
Alex Peters
(289)241-2123
[email protected]
www.prodigygame.com
Prodigy is a free, self-paced math game
for Common Core Grades 1-7 that’s
already being used by 1.5 million teachers
and students. Get started in less than 30
seconds.
Qwizdom, Inc.
526
Jean Knight
(253)845-7738
[email protected]
www.qwizdom.com
Qwizdom offers simple, easy, and costeffective solutions for improving test scores
including curriculum, response solutions,
and online learning. The Qwizdom Virtual
Response (QVR)Solution allows you to
get the most out of Web-enabled devices,
such as tablets and laptops, by providing
curriculum and assessment tools proven to
increase learning outcomes.
Read Naturally, Inc.
225
TJ Ihnot
800-788-4085
[email protected]
www.readnaturally.com
Read Naturally provides reading solutions
for struggling readers. Our Flagship
program, Read Live, engages students with
motivational curriculum on a powerful web
technology platform that support fluency,
vocabulary, comprehension and phonics.
Reasoning Mind Inc.
664
Joel Dylong
(602)481-5635
[email protected]
www.reasoningmind.org
Math education is complicated. Education
technology usually promises a quick fix.
Don’t fall for it. To succeed, we have to
solve for every variable. Come visit our
booth to learn how we can help your
district.
Renaissance Learning
415, 514
Peggy Packer
(715)424-3636
[email protected]
www.renaissance.com
Renaissance Learning is a leading provider
of cloud-based assessment and teaching
and learning solutions that fit the K-12
classroom, improve school performance
and accelerates learning.
Rosetta Stone
443
Lee Ann Sheridan
(714)329-5477
[email protected]
www.rosettastone.com
Rosetta Stone is a leading online language
program that assists schools and districts
with their ELL world language, parent
involvement and professional development
initiatives.
Scholastic Library
Publication
546
John Zick
(951)676-1964
[email protected]
scholastic.com/librarypublishing
Scholastic Library Publishing’s awardwinning digital resource are quickly
becoming the go-to resource for
helping students acquire deeper content
knowledge-providing the most engaging,
highest quality content, and supporting
common core teaching and learning goals.
SchoolCity Inc
656
Omar Ali
[email protected]
(559)696-2877
www.schoolcity.com
SchoolCity provides intuitive Common
Core Assessment, curriculum and reporting
solutions to educators across California.
SchoolCity is your one-stop destination
for meaningful assessment and data
management. We exist so that your
students may achieve.
Schoology
236
Stephanie Herco
(212)213-8333 x 23
[email protected]
www.schoology.com
Schoology is the world’s leading usercentric LMS. It simplifies instruction for
millions of students and educators in k-12
schools and universities around the world.
Sehi Computer Products
332
Phil Lawrence
951-852-3597
[email protected]
www.sehi.com
For over 25 years, Sehi Computer Products
has led the way in helping educators
reduce costs and improve productivity
through delivering integration and support
& interactive technology.
SIGMAnet, Inc
Stephen Monteros
(909)230-7007
[email protected]
www.sigmanet.com
257
SMK-Link Electronics Corp
246
Phil Swift
(805)279-8566
[email protected]
www.smklink.com
SMK-LINK and Gyration products have
been the Educators choice for over 20
years! Control your computer up to 150
feet away, or use our products with Smart
Boards and Projectors. Come visit us at
Booth #246.
SNAP! Learning
519
Mark Sullivan
(559)250-0511
[email protected]
www.snaplearning.com
Mark Sullivan founded Sullivan Learning
Systems to provide tutoring services using
the reading intervention model he created.
In 2011, he started SNAP! Learning which
incorporates his intervention model into a
variety of products.
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Sokikom
644
Doug Reznicek
(949)545-8566
[email protected]
Sokikom is a K-6 game-based social and
adaptive online system that addresses the
need to engage and motivate students
in CCSS mathematics, while supporting
the effort to provide personalized &
differentiated instruction.
Spectrum Industries, Inc. 321,420
Corey Baker
(909)495-0262
[email protected]
www.spectrumfurniture.com
The industry leader in technology furniture
innovations, Spectrum is in touch with
today’s technology for classrooms
and multimedia presentation furniture.
Spectrum offers furniture to meet every
need and budget with multimedia lecterns,
self-storing computer desks, tablet/laptop
charging carts, collaboration tables, and
seating.
SpellingCity.com
437
Robert Laundrie
(954)357-1150
[email protected]
www.spellingcity.com
Vocabulary SpellingCity allows teachers
to create and save word lists. Students can
play a variety of over 35 learning activities
based on their word lists. Build literacy
with Vocabulary and Spelling.
SPINITAR
614
Jeremy Lawrence
(800)722-6444
[email protected]
www.spinitar.com
Since 1986, spintar has been helping
education professionals improve student
achievement and increase student
engagement through the use of audio.
visual, and communication services and
technology. Come see technology make a
difference @ SPINTAR!
Splashtop Inc.
Steve Rokov
(408)861-1088
[email protected]
www.education.splashtop.com
343
Stamping Till Dawn
629, 631
Dawn Wilson
(714)292-9280
[email protected]
www.stampingtilldawn.com
Rubber stamps, stickers, t-shirts, k-12
Common Core materials, Google Doc
Technology & teaching books from Teacher
Created Resources & Carson Dellosa,
Foam Dice, Suzy Toronto designs, “I have,
Who Has?” Games, & more.
Stoneware, Inc.
346
Harvey Cahoon
(801)701-1787
[email protected]
www.stone-ware.com
Stoneware’s Unified Workspace delivers
access to data, reports, and apps from
any device for true BYOD capability
for students and staff. The integrated
LanSchool program enables teacher
interaction, monitoring, and control of
each student.
Studica Inc
549
Keith Wright
(888)561-7521
[email protected]
www.studica.com
We offer 3D Printers, Mechanical Design
software and Fischertechnik training
models for STEM.
Synergyse Training Inc.
433
Varun Malhotra
(416)915-4334
[email protected]
www.synergyse.com
Synergyse is an interactive training
solution for Apps. Helps staff and students
gain proficiency with Google Apps.
Teacher Created Materials 454, 456
Samantha Ozbat
(800)858-7339
[email protected]
www.tcmpub.com
Teacher created materials publishes highquality supplemental curriculum materials
to support all content areas including
professional development for grades PK
– 12
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ThinkWrite Technologies
249
Mike Guerena
(949)237-2651
[email protected]
www.ithinkwrite.com
iPad accessories for the modern classroom
including wired iPad keyboards, keyboard
cases and headsets with talk to text
functionality.
University of La Verne
356
Christy Ranells
(909)448-4464
[email protected]
www.laverne.edu
The University of Laverne is a Carnegie
Doctoral Research institution in Southern
California. Students have the choice of on
campus, online or hybrid instruction.
Toshiba
525
Shelly Carroll
949-587-6027
[email protected]
www.us.toshiba.com
Toshiba’s Education Laptops and accessories.
UZBL
401, 500
Joe Pearce
(714)814-1741
[email protected]
www.uzbl.com
UZBL (pronounced “usable”) designs
rugged iPad and tablet cases and stands
based on feedback from hundreds of
school districts around the country.
Triumph Learning
333
Brad Peters
(602)757-7529
[email protected]
www.triumphlearning.com
Triumph Learning - is your #1 Common
Core Supplemental Resource Solution for
K-12 in California. We are best known
for great content, teacher friendly formats,
engaging activities, and affordable prices
for two decades.
Troxell Communications
407, 409, 413, 506, 508, 512
Mike Rayburn
(415)330-0250
[email protected]
www.etroxell.com
Troxell provides technology products for
Education. Visit us for the latest in AV
Technologies, Chromebooks, Charging
Stations, & Professional Development.
We have over 10 California reps and over
60 years history to serve you.
Typing Pal Online
654
Marie Imbault
(888)740-7119 x 701
[email protected]
www.engagingwebapps.com
Typing Pal Online develops keyboarding
skills for effective writing and online
assessment by engaging students in
age-appropriate environments with
customizable lessons. Provide teachers
with statistics, reporting and grading.
GREAT school/district specials.
30-day trial at http://engagingwebapps.
com/keyboarding-programs/typing-pal-2/
Valley Academies Foundation 125
Patric Leier
(909)373-6689
[email protected]
www.vafonline.org
GoWrite, an interactive, iPad App.
Supports learning the common core
writing process. Includes “Cornell Notes”
and “Custom Essay” dynamic templates.
Content neutral. Save, share and print
features. Audio input, spelling & dictionary
included.
Walden University
548
Aaron Peasley
(760)201-7150
[email protected]
www.waldenu.edu
Walden University is a leading and
nationally accredited University offering
degrees in both Bachelors and Master in
Education Technology and leadership.
Ward’s Media Tech
507,606
Don Zipperman
(818)421-6426
[email protected]
www.wardsmediatech.com
Ward’s provides educational Technology
products, information and training for the
21st century classroom
WatchGuard Technologies, Inc. 238
Sandra Raygoza
(408)605-9687
[email protected]
www.watchguard.com
Network threats can come from anywhere,
at any time, and they can take you down
before you even know they’re there. To
seize them, you need a network security
solution that’s at the top of it’s game. That’s
WatchGuard. The smartest, fastest and
most potent network security solution.
Whizz Education
450
Paul Malone
(206)547-0292
[email protected]
www.whizz.com
Whizz Education works with teachers,
principals and District Administrators to
raise standards in math for grades K-8.
We do this through adaptive tutoring,
whole class training tools and application
of best practices.
ZSpace, Inc
527
Glenn Esser
(408)498-4050
[email protected]
edu.zspace.com
Zspace Delivers a new way of learning
through immersive exploration. Accelerate
learning Through interactive 3D
visualization in STEM.
70 | CUE 2015 ANNUAL CONFERENCE | ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CUE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
POWERFUL LEARNING
THANK YOU TO OUR 2015
ANNUAL CONFERENCE VOLUNTEERS
Officers
Conference Planning Committee
Robert Craven
President
Ray Chavez
Vice President/
Treasurer
Lainie Rowell
Secretary
Members at Large
Left to right: Conference Chair: Eileen Walters
Speaker Coordinator: Burt Lo
Conference Planning Committee Members
Lee Grafton, Shahnaz Lotfipour, Thao Mai, April Maidens,
Suzanne Mitchell, Matthew Miller, Kristan Morales, Debb Oliver,
Erisha Spotville
Diverse Learners Symposium Task Force
Amy Duncan, Gregg Legutki
Kyle Brumbaugh
Assistant Treasurer
Suzanne Mitchell
Supporting Affiliates
East Bay CUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .signs
Members
Cahuilla CUE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .packet preparation
Inland Area CUE . . . . . . . . . . . .CUE corner, information booth
Concurrent Session Proposal Readers
Erin Carson, Karen Foerch, Lesley Farmer, Lee Grafton, Mark
Hammons, Rebecca Maas, Corey Moore, Pam Oehlman, Catherine
Reznicek, Chris Scott, Scott Smith, Erisha Spotville, Sharon Sutton
Jason Borgen
David Malone
Andrew Schwab
Roger Wagner
CUE STAFF
Mike Lawrence Chief Executive Officer
Marisol Valles Chief Operating & Financial Officer
Dana DuRee Director of Marketing
Grace Collins Conference Coordinator
Illustration
Amy Jenkins Office and Membership Coordinator
Peter H. Reynolds illustrated the
Spring and Fall Conference logos
for 17 years, 28 conference logos.
CUE wishes to thank Peter for his
commitment to inspiring kids and
“grown up kids” with his messages
about authentic learning, creativity
and self-expression. For more
information, visit www.peterhreynolds.
com and www.fablevision.com.
Juli Kimbley Professional Learning Program Specialist
Danny Silva Professional Learning Coordinator
Danielle Forst Professional Learning Program Specialist
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2015 BOARD OF DIRECTOR CANDIDATES
Meet the Board of Directors Candidates on Friday
and Saturday in the HUB@CUE, before the raffle.
Ballots available to current members of CUE from
March 21 - April 23, 2015. www.cue.org/election
Darryl Adams Member Nominated
Superintendent, Coachella Valley USD
Alta Loma, CA
Shannon Brown Affiliate Nominated
North Bay CUE
Teacher, Napa Valley USD
Napa, CA
Tim Green Affiliate Nominated
Orange County CUE
Professor of Educational
Technology & Teacher Education,
California State University, Fullerton
La Habra, CA
Suzanne Mitchell Incumbent
Director of Technology, Las Lomitas
Elementary School District
Menlo Park, CA
Roger Wagner Incumbent
Independent Consultant and
Software Designer, HyperStudio
San Diego, CA
CUE AWARDS
Don’t miss the Awards
recognition for 2015
during the General Session,
Friday at 8:00 am
in Oasis 4, PSCC and at the
Closing Session, Saturday at
2:45 pm in Oasis 4, PSCC.
AWAR
DS
CUE is proud to recognize
and support its members in
their endeavors.
Nominations for the
2016 CUE Awards can be
submitted beginning August 1, 2015.
Deadline: December 10, 2015.
Applications available at www.cue.org/awards
or by calling 925.478.3460.
CALL FOR PARTICIPATION 2016
CUE is looking for members and friends to share their
learning, teaching and technology experiences with
their fellow attendees. Presenters who can address the
uses and integration of technology in all disciplines and
at all educational levels are encouraged to apply for
a presentation at the CUE 2016 National Conference,
March 17-19 in Palm Springs, CA. We are looking for
sessions to meet the needs of beginning, intermediate
and advanced technology users. Lead presenters
whose sessions are selected will have their conference
registration fees waived. Submissions will be accepted
online at www.cue.org/conference/present after May
1, 2015. Also, submit to present a concurrent session
at CUE 2015 Fall Conference, October 23-24, in
the Napa Valley. For more information to submit and
attend go to www.fallcue.org.
CURRENT CUE EDUCATION PARTNERS
CURRENT CUE MEDIA PARTNERS
POWERFUL LEARNING
www.cue.org/partners/
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HILTON PALM SPRINGS RESORT - FIRST FLOOR
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Palm Canyon Suite A & B
HOTEL INFO
Palm Springs Convention Center
277 N. Avendia Caballeros
(800) 333-7535
Hilton Palm Springs Resort
400 East Tahquitz Canyon Way
(760) 320-6868
Saguaro Palm Springs
1800 E Palm Canyon Drive
(760) 323-1711
Renaissance Hotel
(Headquarters Hotel)
888 Tahquitz Canyon Way
(760) 322-6000
Hyatt Palm Springs
285 N Palm Canyon Drive
(760) 322-9000
Riviera Palm Springs
1600 N Indian Canyon Drive
(760) 327-8311
Courtyard Palm Springs
1300 Tahquitz Canyon Way
(760) 322-6100
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Thank you to our conference sponsors!
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