Showing posts with label education conference. Show all posts
Showing posts with label education conference. Show all posts

Sunday, September 2, 2012

Learning 2.0 conference aftermath

The week of August 20 was exciting, interesting and educational. If you missed the Learning 2.0 conference with its wealth of sessions on all aspects of educational technology and its use in the classroom, you really missed out. From games in education to creating Google projects for the classroom, to the exciting area of mobile devices, all provided food for the creative teacher and librarian to use in their schools. And, having so many experts and educators willing to share their ideas, practices and insights was truly amazing.

So, what can you do?  Recordings of the keynote addresses are available here,  Especially interesting if you are a librarian was a panel by four librarians who understand technology and how to use it effectively.

Many of the recordings for sessions during the conference can be found here. In order not to miss these educational events, sign up free at Classroom 2.0 or Library 2.0.  You won't be sorry!

Tuesday, April 3, 2012

Upcoming free Social Learning Summit

Put April 21 on your calendar to attend the Social Learning Summit, a virtual, free, worldwide conference being sponsored by the Discovery Educator Network on the use of social media and Web 20 in teaching and learning. Presentation proposals are still being accept through Saturday, April 7. View the list of proposals already accepted HERE. Session blocks are 30 minutes in length, and more information on how to submit can be found HERE.


This one-day session will be an exciting and informative, offering practical ideas on how to use Web 2.0 and social media with your students. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity.

Sunday, February 19, 2012

Set your date for Computer Using Educators Conference (CUE)

Set aside time to attend the CUE conference in Palm Springs, CA on March 15-17. As a past presenter at the conference, I know sessions, networking and other activities are really technologically worthwhile and fun too!

Attend hands-on sessions, workshops, Diverse Learners Symposium, the Bloggers Cafe, CUETips, Poster sessions and so much more.

At the same time as the conference, attend CUE Unplugged, a series of activities that take place in, around, and with the support of the annual conference. All of these events are free and do not require signing up anywhere except to be registered for CUE.