Whether you’re attending the conference today or not, try to participate in the back channel chat by following the LI Tech Summit on twitter, or by following the hastag associated with the conference: #litechsummit09. You may also fan the LI Tech Summit 09 on facebook and view all of the conference session handouts on drop.io.
The Northern New York Library Network is hosting a 2009 Conference: “Choices & Challenges” on October 5 and 6, 2009 at the Cheel Center, Clarkson University, Potsdam. The special pricing for all attendees is $40.00 for the entire conference, or $25.00 per day.
There are sessions about Digitization, gaming, and Digitizing History. To find out more, go to the NNYLN website.
Attention Long Island and NYC educators! Mark your calendars! Western Suffolk BOCES will be hosting a Day of Discovery on October 6, 2009! Please see the attached PDF for more details on the sessions and how you can register for this event!
Save the date! The SUNY Oswego Department of Technology Annual Fall Conference will be taking place on October 29 & 30, 2009.They are now accepting presenters for the 2009 Fall Conference and registration is open. Please visit their web site for more information.
*Originally Written and Posted on the DEN blog by Steve Dembo
We’ve been busy converting and uploading all the archives from our incredible Summer School webinar series. While we still have quite a few to go, nearly half the webinars have been posted and are ready for you to download and share them with others!
As they get converted, we’re posting them here, so check it out and let us know what you thought of the series!
The NYS Department of Environmental Conservation offers workshops for teachers, youth group leaders and educators using national environmental education programs.The workshop activities and lessons correlate to NYS MST standards, and provide teachers with a curriculum guide and tools to help students strengthen their critical thinking, team building, and problem solving skills.These workshops can be a valuable resource to augmenting an existing science curriculum with hands-on activities and games for your students.
The workshops occur throughout the year. See which ones work for you.
The K-12 Online Conference is coming soon. This FREE (we love free) conference is a great way to learn about new tools, see how other educators use these tools, and find out about new teaching practices. There are archived videos to view and live elluminate sessions in which you can participate. But for now, there is work to be done.
Do you have a great idea for a 20 minute presentation? The K-12 Online Conference is looking for presenters. Let’s show them how great the DEN really is! You have until August 16th to submit your proposal so get them in now.
The conference organizers are also looking for people to help put the whole thing together. No experience is required. Just some great enthusiasm and a bit of time. I know all our DEN members have plenty of enthusiasm! Click here for more information.
This is a valuable conference opportunity. Let’s get excited!
The Capital Region BOCES and the AAC Institute are proud to announce
that the “Local Assistive Technology Specialist” (LATS) Certificate
Training will be held again this summer in Jericho, Long Island, July
20-24. The LATS training supports our Priority Goal of ensuring that
all students with disabilities have access to a trained AT Specialist.
Please help us and take a minute to forward this notice about the LATS
Training and the attachments to your email networks, especially your
local CSE Chairpersons. They or their staff may earn the Local
Assistive Technology Specialist (LATS) Certificate
in Basic Assistive Technology Services. Admission is open to all
special and general educators, administrators and therapists
who provide services to students with learning differences ages 3-21.
The cost is $475 per person for course registration and materials,
computer lab access, and Certificates. CEU’s are available at no
additional cost.
We will provide all participants with opportunities to develop a local
project for systems change that infuses assistive and instructional
technologies to address the needs of all learners in the classroom.
Emphasis will be on practical applications
in the real world of the diverse classroom rather than minimal
compliance with federal mandates for these initiatives.
For Course information, please contact David Grapka at DavidGrapka at gmail.com or at 518-464-6348.
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