Workshop Recordings

 

Day/Date Time Workshop Description
Mon, 5/4 3:00-4:15pm Keynote - Angus King
  7:15-8:15pm Second Life – Rez your Teaching - Tim Hart
     
Tue, 5/5 2:30-3:30pm iTeam Project-based Service to the Ambassador Actors - Stephen Spaeth, Ian Hathaway, and Sue Snow
    Enablemath 360 – a terrific web-based program that is to numeracy what Read 180 is to literacy - Maryjane Stafford
    Vital Signs – Developing Student Understanding and Application of Inquiry using GIS technology to Monitor Invasive Species - Anita Bernhardt and Sarah Kirn
    When Essays Move – Bringing Content-Area Writing to Life through Multimedia - Dave Boardman
  3:45-4:45pm Mathematics in Design - An Investigation using GeoGebra - Judy Chandler
    Low cost interactive whiteboard and EcoBeaker Maine Explorer (EBME) - Ann Marie Hutton and Ginny Brackett
    Literacy and Technology across the Curriculum with a Graphic Novel - Laura Richter and Katie Yando
    Visualizing Numbers - Olga Laplante and Ed Latham
  7:15-8:15pm Rethinking Presentations – Prezi and Dynamic Narrative - Dr. Ruben Puentedura
     
Wed, 5/6 2:30-3:30pm Maine is My World GIS! - Joel Alex and Stephen Engle
    Blogging it Up! - Argy Nestor and Carol Waldron
    PowerPoint Based Portfolios – Sharing a format that can be used in any content area for students and instructors to build portfolios - Jake Langlais
    Applications of Calculus – A Resource Wiki
  3:45-4:45pm BackChannel Chats as Classroom Tools - Sarah Sutter and Deb Taylor
    Rural Voices Radio - Ken Martin and Ron Smith
    Art Meets GIS! - Bryan Thompson
   
  7:15-8:15pm Let Your Laptop Do The Talking - Cynthia Curry
     
Thu, 5/7 2:30-3:30pm Creating a Tessellation Screen Saver - Suzanne Watson
    A Wider World: Google Earth for Research, Writing and Sharing - Jim Wells
    American History – Family Narrative - Sarah Sutter and Mary Ellen Bell
    Exploring Cultural Differences - Thomas Landberg
  3:45-4:45pm GeoGebra – Redefining Math Instruction and Learning - David Bowie
    Why Wait For the Science Test? - Phil Brookhouse
    Using podcasts in the classroom to engage students and improve student comprehension - Brendan Murphy
    Google Earth, Ancient Rome, and the 21st Century - Ben Johnson
  7:15-8:15pm Promoting Literacy with Cartoons, Comics and Graphic Novels - Barbara Greenstone