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Wednesday, June 5
 

8:30am EDT

Welcome
Wednesday June 5, 2019 8:30am - 9:00am EDT
Auditorium

9:00am EDT

Keynote: Creative Chaos and the #ImprovEducator
Giving students voice and choice in their learning is imperative, but with new technologies drastically changing the way our students learn and our classrooms operate, how do we as educators transition from sage on the stage to guide on the side? Often times, the idea of "straying from the script" can make teachers feel as if they are welcoming chaos into their classrooms. However, it is in those moments of "creative chaos" that true learning can take place. In this keynote, the audience will participate in an #ImprovEducator exercise following the 4 rules of improvisation. Through this balance of structure and creative flexibility, both students and teachers can learn to embrace the #ImprovEducator mindset into their teaching and learning.
Speakers
avatar for Jessica L. Williams

Jessica L. Williams

Tech Integration Specialist, Manchester Public Schools
Get ready for pertinent, high-energy training! Jess has been providing professional development on tech integration since her early days as a 7-12 Reading and Language Arts teacher. Now a Technology Integration Specialist for Manchester Public Schools in Connecticut, she has overseen... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 9:00am - 10:00am EDT
Auditorium
  Keynote Speaker

10:15am EDT

What is Th-AT? Assistive Tech Exploration
 Creating an engaging classroom including multiple means for expression and reception can be fun and exciting! Come learn about new pieces of educational technology in this hands-on exploration session! No experience is needed and open minds are welcome! In this interactive session, participants will explore various assistive technology tools and learn about best practice use and assessment. This session will address assistive technology within universally designed educational environments with practical suggestions across the community, school, and home.
Speakers
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Kelli Suding

PATINS Specialist, PATINS Project
Kelli holds a M.Ed. with licensing in both general and special education K-6. Kelli has keynote, national, state and regional presentation, and training experience. She does have a strong understanding of and ability to connect theory to practice. Her instructional experience has... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 148
  Accessibility Specialist

10:15am EDT

What is Applied Educational Neuroscience?
This session is a foundational lesson outlining the Applied Educational Neuroscience framework, based on the work of Dr. Lori DeSautels, (Butler University), and Deanna Nibarger (MSDWashington Township). *This session would be for non-TSC employees.
Speakers
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Anne Marshall

Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Anne Marshall, Currently gratefully serving TSC as the inaugural Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator. Previously taught most grade levels K-5 in the TSC and Muncie Community Schools. Past assignments also include teaching pre-school, and college! Extensive experience working... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 107
  Behavior Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

BookCreator - Creating a Fluency Journal
Monitoring fluency growth can be a challenge in the classroom. Learn how creating a fluency journal in BookCreator can allow you to track your students' fluency levels. Great session for primary teachers!
Speakers
avatar for Claire Brown

Claire Brown

Kindergarten Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Wife, mother, kindergarten teacher. EdTech enthusiast. @BookCreatorApp Ambassador, @RemindHQ Connected Educator, @RecapThat Pioneer.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 140
  Elementary Teacher

10:15am EDT

Edpuzzle-Make any video your lesson
Make any video your lesson. With Edpuzzle, you can use preexisting videos to do just that. You'll learn how to filter and annotate a wide variety of videos, while assessing student understanding.
Speakers
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Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 2
  Elementary Teacher

10:15am EDT

Ignite a Passion for Learning
What if they loved learning? Imagine a classroom full of students excited to read and learn each day- motivated by the content they are learning and empowered by the projects they are preparing to make. Come learn about passion projects: engage in a student-friendly thinking process, take away strategies for implementation, and find a renewed passion for teaching and learning!
Speakers
avatar for Amanda Moore

Amanda Moore

Teacher, MSD Wayne Township
Amanda Moore is a fourth grade teacher at Chapelwood Elementary School in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is passionate about using technology to redefine the classroom experience for her students. She implements gamified blended learning and encourages her students to take an active role... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

10:15am EDT

How do you CREATE Dynamic Presentations?
This session will tackle a question I get asked often...What sites or resources do I use to create presentations, digital lessons and hyperdocs? Come and learn all of my trade secrets! Attendees will dabble in design layout, polyline and scribble tools. Create vectors, pngs and even 360 degree images all within Google Slides and Drawings. This session is designed to help ANY teacher who is looking to make their content more interactive and engaging.
Speakers
avatar for Nadine Gilkison

Nadine Gilkison

District Tech Integration Supervisor, Franklin Township Schools
I have been a District Technology Integration Specialist for 8 years in Franklin Township Schools and also served as an Innovation Specialist for the Office of eLearning/IDOE under Candice Dodson. I am a Google Certified Innovator, part of cohort NYC#19, with a project focus on #dyslexicmindset... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Modules: The Hidden Treasure of Canvas LMS
Modules are the unsung hero of Canvas LMS. Not only do they provide a file-folder structure for grouping documents, but they allow interactivity and gamification too! Learn how to create modules, help students navigate them, and make them interactive PLUS a fun trick for making them cute! You will leave with practical ideas you can use.
Speakers
avatar for Suzy Lolley

Suzy Lolley

Technology/Instructional Coach, Kennesaw State University iTeach (Georgia)
Suzy Lolley is in her sixteenth year in public education. She has served as both a middle and high school English teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist for teachers of grades K-12. In her current role as a Kennesaw State University iTeach Education Technology Specialist... Read More →

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Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 120
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

OneNote Class Notebook- A Game Changer
OneNote Class Notebook is an interactive digital notebook that allows teachers to share, collaborate, and connect with one another. Gone are the days of collecting student notebooks to assess to check and give feedback. With OneNote, students can view your resources, while you access each of their notebooks on any device, from any location. You can even create assignments in OneNote that sync with your classroom LMS.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Beimfohr

Kyle Beimfohr

Technology Integration Specialist, Zionsville Community Schools
Kyle Beimfohr is the technology integration specialist at Zionsville Community Schools. He has been working as an educator for the last 22 years, with classroom experience in elementary and middle school. He has developed and leads the student technology leadership team (Zeek Squad... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 103
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Put the SPARK back in your classroom
Want your students to be more CREATIVE in your classroom? Want them to COMMUNICATE their learning in a new and fun way? How about COLLABORATING on a project and THINKING CRITICALLY about the content? Let's take a look at Adobe Spark and the rich tools that are available to teachers and students for FREE while helping your students learn the skills of the 4Cs at the same time!!
Speakers
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Robbie Grimes

Technology/Instructional Coach, MSD Wayne Township
Robbie Grimes believes that to be successful, learners must have the knowledge to use and the ability to choose the most relevant resources when it comes to learning. And high quality professional development and training is key to that success. A champion for all things EdTech, Robbie... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Ready Set Design
Ready Set Design, created by Cooper Hewitt, is an easy way to implement design challenges in any classroom. In this session, teachers will receive the resources for design tasks and participate in design challenges. Teachers will be able to collaborate with others and find ways to integrate design challenges in their classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Erin Scott

Erin Scott

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
5th grade STEM teacher and leader of Sunnyside Girls STEM Club

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 142
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Stop Motion, Green Screen, and Clips: WOW Factor Videos
Bring your iPad and learn how to combine iMotion, Do Ink, and Apple Clips to create stellar stop motion videos for learning. Students are unleashed to creatively show what they know using these simple apps. We'll show sample student projects and then YOU will have time to make your own samples using each of the apps. Come, join in the fun, and see how combining these apps can really up-level the learning in your classroom.
Speakers
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Wes Molyneaux


Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 146
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Twitter for Teachers and Techies
Twitter is not just a tool to follow celebrities. It is one of the most powerful ways educators can connect with other teachers, discover new resources, be challenged to grow, and share your ideas. Learn the basics of Twitter, and then how to go deeper with hashtags, Tweetdeck, Twitter chats, and more. Transform your professional learning with Twitter!
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Technology Quick Hits
Looking for ways to increase student engagement? Have you heard of Quizlet, Nearpod, Gimkit, and Flipgrid, but want to see how they might fit into your instruction? In this session, we will demonstrate how you can use and easily incorporate these tools into your classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Gregory Smith

Gregory Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Veteran social studies teacher at Jefferson High School who has been using Nearpod for three years
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Alyce Myers

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
I am a Life Science Teacher at Lafayette Jefferson High School. This is my 14th year teaching and have taught elementary school and high school. I currently teach Biology, Zoology, and Dual Credit Anatomy and Physiology classes.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 117
  High School Teacher

10:15am EDT

What Mister Rogers Taught Me About Tech in the Classroom
Mister Rogers is the spirit animal of any educator, parent, or anyone else who loves to enrich the lives of students. Through this fun talk complete with video clips, we'll learn the important, time-tested lessons that one superfan (and dad of a toddler superfan) learned from the Land of Make Believe.
Speakers
avatar for Phil Wrighthouse

Phil Wrighthouse

Teacher, Community Schools of Frankfort
Phil is an English teacher at Frankfort HS originally from Attica, Indiana. He's Flipgrid, PearDeck, and Google Certified. He lives in Attica with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

10:15am EDT

Igniting Student Choice with Digital Learning Menus
“…at its core, differentiated instruction means addressing ways in which students vary as learners.” – Carol Ann Tomlinson
Learning Menus (aka choice boards) are a form of differentiated learning that gives students a menu or choice of learning activities. Come learn the why's, what's, and how's of giving students choice in demonstrating what they know. Attendees will receive sample templates and even start creating their own choice board during this session.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Kline

Kyle Kline

Math Curriculum & Tech Integration Specialist, Delphi Community Jr.-Sr. High School
Kyle Kline is a Google Certified Trainer and in his fourth year as a math curriculum and technology integration specialist at Delphi Community High School. Previously he spent 13 years teaching mathematics at the high school level. He regularly integrated Twitter (@MrKline_EdTech... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 104
  Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

The inclusive classroom: Improve engagement, comprehension, and literacy skills with Learning Tools
Students enter the classroom with a wide range of learning styles, experiences, and abilities, but ALL students deserve tools that will help them reach their fullest potential and be better learners. Microsoft provides free tools for meeting the needs of all types of learners that are built right into Office 365 and Windows 10, such as Immersive Reader, Dictation, Picture Dictionary, and Parts of Speech. These learning tools are built-in, mainstream, non-stigmatizing and free! Come and discover all the ways these amazing tools can benefit your students in the classroom—and in life—urging them to want to learn more!
Speakers
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Jacob Wanner

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Jacob graduated from Saint Joseph’s College with degrees in sports management and marketing. In 2014, while working various other jobs, Jacob started coaching football at Lafayette Jeff. Working with and helping shape young adults on the football field inspired him to work with... Read More →
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Summer Winrotte

Digital Instructional Coach & Math Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Summer holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Education in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. She works as a digital instructional coach and math teacher at Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette, Indiana. In her digital... Read More →

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Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 119
  Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

Using Technology to Enhance Learning for ELLs
Participants will walk away with ideas and resources to gamify their lessons, integrate technology into the 4 WIDA domains, as well as strategies to embed speaking opportunities seamlessly for not only ELLs, but all learners.
Speakers
avatar for Carrie Painter

Carrie Painter

EL Coordinator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Carrie is a Purdue University graduate who has been in education for 16 years. Prior to her current role as English Learner Coordinator for Tippecanoe School Corporation, she was a middle school English teacher. Her interests include technology, reading, all things Disney and Marvel... Read More →
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BeAnn Younker

Administrator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Dr. Younker has been in education for over nearly 30 years, wearing many hats along the way. She currently serves as Tippecanoe School Corporation's Director of Student Services which oversees High Ability, Title I, Title III, and numerous other programs.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

Canvas for Beginners
New to Canvas? Don't feel comfortable using Canvas? This session will put you at ease and help you learn how to navigate, set up courses, and create assessments using Canvas.
Speakers
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Scott McTaggert

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 143
  Intermediate Teacher

10:15am EDT

enVision Math 2.0 Digital Showcase- 6th Grade
In this session, participants will receive a demo of how to effectively manage the enVision Math digital resources for their grade level. EnVision Math offers a large variety of digital tools including an eText for students and teachers, online assessments, visual learning animations, digital homework, adapted homework, digital manipulatives and more! This session will offer teachers a meaningful engaging and differentiated learning experience that will optimize time and technology and attend to diverse learning needs. The presenters will model specific strategies and provide concrete classroom examples in a range of grade levels for immediate transfer.
Speakers
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Laurie Thompson

Pearson

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

10:15am EDT

Introduction into DreamBox Learning
This session provides an interactive introduction to DreamBox. Participants learn how the program adapts for all learners, along with best practices for implementing DreamBox in the classroom. Educators will also log in to their dashboards to learn how navigate through the settings and resources.
Speakers
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Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Wednesday June 5, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

11:15am EDT

Lunch
Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Cafeteria

11:15am EDT

Starting your own Makerspace
Wanting a makerspace in your building or classroom? Come and learn about how Earhart Elementary implemented the use of a makerspace! The presenters will share how the tools and products were used for student innovation and design. Attendees will learn about some of the products from a student perspective and play with fun and engaging activities!
Speakers
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Ryan Habben

Principal, Lafayette School Corporation
Ryan is the principal and technology leader at Earhart Elementary School.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Administrator

11:15am EDT

Apps for ELLs
We will show you some great apps that you can use to help reach and engage your ELL learners and your whole class!
Speakers
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Tiffany Walley

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
My name is Tiffany Walley! I teach first grade at Miami Elementary! I love reaching all my students. My favorite thing to do is travel and experience different cultures. That is why ELL students are my passion and I love learning more to help my students.
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Nancy Harshbarger

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Nancy Harshbarger teaches kindergarten at Miami Elementary. She is a loving, dedicated, and wonderful kindergarten teacher. She is a teacher who pours her heart and soul into teaching and loving every kid. Nancy is working on getting her ELL Certification. She is great with all things... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

Don't Ditch That Tech: Differentiated Instruction Using Technology: K-4
Daunted by differentiation AND lots of devices? The key isn’t to throw it away--it’s to know the right tool, for the right teacher, for the right moment for ALL the right students! Try practical ideas on creating effective attention-grabbers, differentiating content, building metacognition, and more. Be BAD & (Bring A Device)!
Speakers
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Dr. Angelia Ridgway

Teacher, University of Indianapolis
Dr. Angie Ridgway began her career in middle and high school Spanish teaching. She's now working with future secondary teachers and new faculty members at University of Indianapolis. Her passion lies in supporting new teachers' work in the implementation of original pedagogies that... Read More →
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Nate Ridgway


Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

Empatico- Connect Your Classroom to the World
Empatico empowers teachers and students to explore the world through experiences that spark curiosity, kindness, and empathy. We combine live video with activities designed to foster meaningful connections among students ages 6-11.
Speakers
avatar for Brittany Bredar

Brittany Bredar

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Brittany Bredar’s mission is to instill a love for learning in all her students. She started her teaching career with the Tippecanoe School Corporation after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from Western Governors University of Indiana. Brittany is now in her fourth year teaching... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

Leveling Up! Gamified Learning
Come embark on an epic journey! Experience gamified blended learning firsthand and see why students thrive in this environment. Level up your teaching game by increasing engagement, promoting a positive class culture, and encouraging students to take risks. Take away tips and strategies for classroom management, content delivery, and personalized learning.
Speakers
avatar for Amanda Moore

Amanda Moore

Teacher, MSD Wayne Township
Amanda Moore is a fourth grade teacher at Chapelwood Elementary School in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is passionate about using technology to redefine the classroom experience for her students. She implements gamified blended learning and encourages her students to take an active role... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

Digital Citizenship - A secondary look
What does your digital footprint look like? What kind of impact might that footprint have on your future? These are questions you should be asking your students. We’ll ask these questions and more in this session that can be taken and used with your own students.
Speakers
avatar for Robbie Grimes

Robbie Grimes

Technology/Instructional Coach, MSD Wayne Township
Robbie Grimes believes that to be successful, learners must have the knowledge to use and the ability to choose the most relevant resources when it comes to learning. And high quality professional development and training is key to that success. A champion for all things EdTech, Robbie... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Google Tools for Mathematics
Learn how Google tools can be used to teach and learn mathematics including Google Drawings (for symmetry, angles, polygons, pictographs, line plots, area, fractions, algebra and more), Google Forms and Sheets (for collecting and analyzing data), natural handwriting tools for math including Equatio and the Classroom app, and other apps and extensions including Geogebra, Desmos, virtual rulers and protractors, and more.
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Office365 for Littles
Feel like technology always works for big kids but never for your students? In this session, learn how to navigate Office365 in the primary grades, from sign-on to online, and everything in-between. Leave with at least ten practical lessons you can use with your students to help them with both future-ready tech skills and classroom content.
Speakers
avatar for Suzy Lolley

Suzy Lolley

Technology/Instructional Coach, Kennesaw State University iTeach (Georgia)
Suzy Lolley is in her sixteenth year in public education. She has served as both a middle and high school English teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist for teachers of grades K-12. In her current role as a Kennesaw State University iTeach Education Technology Specialist... Read More →

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Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Podcast Me: Help Your Students Voice be Heard
You want to share the awesomeness your students are creating, but how do you reach a larger audience? Ask the person next to you right now what podcasts they listen to? Whether they rattle off a few favorites or give you a crazy look, bring them to this session to find out how you or your students can start up a podcast. Participants will leave this session with the nuts and bolts of starting a podcast as well as the stories and structures for involving podcasts as a vehicle for amplifying your student voice. Deeper learning is not meant to take place in a vacuum. Sharing the work can be the most important part, so put this session on your agenda!
Speakers
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Eddie Small

CTE Innovation Coach, Central Nine Career Center
Currently serving as the CTE Innovation Coach for Central Nine Career Center in Greenwood, Indiana, Eddie Small has had direct involvement in school systems as a Technology Integration Specialist and Teacher for the past 11 years. Eddie uses his knowledge and experience in classroom... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Thinkers and Tinkers
Simple reports and poster projects are dull. Learn how to redesign your lessons and projects for more hands-on learning while utilizing Google Tools to document the learning process. The balance of student voice / choice and structure will create memorable learning experiences that will LAUNCH your students’ creativity, resilience, teamwork, and grit. You’ll never look at ordinary cardboard the same way !
Speakers
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Jessica L. Williams

Tech Integration Specialist, Manchester Public Schools
Get ready for pertinent, high-energy training! Jess has been providing professional development on tech integration since her early days as a 7-12 Reading and Language Arts teacher. Now a Technology Integration Specialist for Manchester Public Schools in Connecticut, she has overseen... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 008
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Create Interactive Lessons with Nearpod
Create powerful interactive lessons easily with Nearpod. Learn how to turn a simple PowerPoint into an engaging way to reach and assess your students. You will transform an existing PowerPoint or create a new lesson in this session by adding quizzes, polls, drawings, and more. Syncs with Canvas. Great for all subject areas - math, science, English, social studies, etc.
Speakers
avatar for Gregory Smith

Gregory Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Veteran social studies teacher at Jefferson High School who has been using Nearpod for three years

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 117
  High School Teacher

11:15am EDT

Facilitating Project-Based Learning
Want to try project based learning but do not know how to begin? Learn to plan, create, and facilitate PBLs using the Google Suite and other helpful technology tools. This session focuses on designing authentic PBLs that inspire student collaboration and creativity.
Speakers
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Angela Bien

Teacher, East Porter County School Corporation
Angela Bien is passionate about learning, teaching, and designing innovative lessons. With 12 years of teaching experience, a Master’s in Learning Design and Technology, and as a Google Certified Educator Level 1 & 2, Angela encourages teachers to utilize the most effective technology... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

11:15am EDT

Everyone Can Be an Author and Illustrator
In this iPad-specific session, we will explore ways for students to be creative authors and illustrators. This session will provide a closer look at Apple's (free) Pages app and its unique features for creating and sharing books. In addition, we will also take a brief look at how to create using the paid-app, Book Creator. With an iPad, every student can be a creator, author, and illustrator -- join us as we learn how!
Speakers
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Lindsey Sickler

Technology/Instructional Coach, Lafayette School Corporation
Lindsey Sickler is a teacher and digital instructional coach at Sunnyside Intermediate School, located in Lafayette, IN. Her background includes a decade’s worth of teaching experience in the K-6 setting, as well as a serious passion for educational technology. Lindsey is an Apple... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 140
  Instructional Coach

11:15am EDT

Kickin' it with Keynote: More than Just a Slideshow
Keynote is a powerful app that can be used to create much more than just your basic slideshow. In this iPad-specific session, we will explore tools and features that will allow you and your students to take your Keynote presentations to a whole new level. Discover innovative, creative ways to make Keynote a part of your curriculum.
Speakers
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Kaleigh Hesher

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Kaleigh Hesher is a 5th grade teacher at Sunnyside Intermediate School, located in Lafayette, IN. As a certified Apple Teacher, Kaleigh excels at finding new and creative ways for students to share their understanding.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Intermediate Teacher

11:15am EDT

TSL: Teen as a Second Language
While the world of edtech can provide you with many tools to use in your classroom, sometimes it is hard to figure out how to leverage these great resources to maximize effect in the 21st Century classroom. It helps to know TSL (Teen as a second language). In this session geared toward middle and high school educators, you will learn how to create a classroom environment that effectively utilizes the tech resources available to "speak the language of teens." Particular focus will be placed on using 1:1 devices and an LMS.
Speakers
avatar for Neil Radtke

Neil Radtke

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Neil Radtke is a Google Level 1 certified educator that teaches 8th Graders US History at Klondike Middle School in West Lafayette, Indiana. He is also involved in many extra-curricular activities such as speech team coach and KMS 8th grade murder mystery director.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 2
  Middle School Teacher

11:15am EDT

enVision Math 2.0 Digital Showcase- 3rd - 5th Grade
In this session, participants will receive a demo of how to effectively manage the enVision Math digital resources for their grade level. EnVision Math offers a large variety of digital tools including an eText for students and teachers, online assessments, visual learning animations, digital homework, adapted homework, digital manipulatives and more! This session will offer teachers a meaningful engaging and differentiated learning experience that will optimize time and technology and attend to diverse learning needs. The presenters will model specific strategies and provide concrete classroom examples in a range of grade levels for immediate transfer.
Speakers
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Laurie Thompson

Pearson

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

11:15am EDT

Getting Started with Edulastic
Come to this session to learn how to use Edulastic to get immediate feedback on student learning. Create digital assessments from our bank of more than 30,000 standards-aligned questions, create your own technology-enhanced questions, share with colleagues, or mix and match. Then analyze the data as it rolls in automatically without grading!
Speakers
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Melissa Rocco

Edulastic
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Melissa Wheatley

Product Specialist/Customer Success Manager, Edulastic
I am a Customer Success Manager for Edulastic. I live in Northeast Ohio, near Youngstown. I am a prior educator and administrator from the Youngstown area and came into the Edtech world about 7 years ago. I am here to help teachers, administrators, schools and districts implement... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

11:15am EDT

Using Technology to Defeat Student Device Distraction
As technology assists in helping teachers build customized lesson plans a better prepares students for growth in a hyperconnected society, it creates its share of distractions in the classroom setting. Attend to understanding of how new technology can be attached to your school’s 1:1 journey to help defeat classroom distractions. This session will be hosted by Mark Branigan, Business Development Director at Dyknow and Chad Lohmeyer, Connected Learning Specialist at Tippecanoe School Corporation
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Dyknow

Exhibitor, Dyknow
Dyknow is a classroom management solution that helps teachers defeat student device distraction.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

Lunch
Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Cafeteria

12:15pm EDT

Supporting Students with Dyslexia
“Dyslexia robs a person of time; accommodations return it.” - Sally Shaywitz.  Dyslexia is not indicative of one’s intelligence; and with the appropriate accommodations, students will be able to access grade level curriculum in the best way that they learn.  Classroom accommodations make it possible for students to learn and demonstrate their learning through full participation in classroom instruction independently.  

Attendees will leave this fast paced session with low or no cost iOS, PC/Mac, Chrome extension tools for immediate implementation to support all students in improving literacy skills, decrease behaviors and increase self esteem.
Speakers
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Kelli Suding

PATINS Specialist, PATINS Project
Kelli holds a M.Ed. with licensing in both general and special education K-6. Kelli has keynote, national, state and regional presentation, and training experience. She does have a strong understanding of and ability to connect theory to practice. Her instructional experience has... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Accessibility Specialist

12:15pm EDT

ILEARN Prep - Track the Data
This session will show teachers and administrators how they can use Canvas to prepare students for ILEARN and drive data discussions within their building. We will demonstrate how to use Canvas assessment tools to mimic ILEARN performance tasks and tech-enhanced questions. We will also show how we collect, analyze, and respond to common assessment data generated through our school-wide Canvas course.
Speakers
avatar for Lindsey Martin

Lindsey Martin

Assistant Principal, Lafayette School Corporation
Purdue Alum Former Lafayette Jefferson High School math teacher Tough Mudder Participant (17 of 20 obstacles completed) Bowling Extraordinaire Current Lafayette Sunnyside Intermediate Assistant Principal
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Jason Vandewalle

Administrator, Lafayette School Corporation
Purdue Alum Former 5th Grade STEM teacher Hopeless and distraught Purdue fan 2017 Sunnyside March Madness Bracket Winner Current Lafayette Sunnyside Intermediate Assistant Principal

ILEARN Prep Track the Data docx
Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Administrator

12:15pm EDT

Two Teachers in a Room - Personality and Planning
In this session, we'll take a closer look at co-operative planning. Discover strategies for effective communication with a co-teacher; as well as how to deliver explicit, seamless instruction to all learners, and reflect on practices.
Speakers
avatar for Denona Pryor

Denona Pryor

Administrator, Lafayette School Corporation
Denona Pryor is Director of Special Education for Lafayette School Corp.
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Mandy Fisher

Administrator, Lafayette School Corporation
Assistant Principal at Edgelea Elementary School

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Administrator

12:15pm EDT

Classkick - Collaborate with students in realtime
Assess and collaborate with students, as they work in real-time. Give feedback, or allow students to work together to solve a variety of problems. Classkick's versatility and ease of access can give teachers a greater reach as they attempt to help their students. Works on iPads, Chromebooks, and laptops.
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Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 2
  Elementary Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Epic ways to use Epic! in the Classroom
The Epic! reading app is described by teachers as being the Netflix of books (but completely free)! Imagine the possibilities of having thousands of books at your fingertips. In this session, attendees will be exploring the features of Epic! and creating engaging/rigorous lessons to use across the curriculum. Dive in to using Epic! for differentiation, as well as, explore how to use Epic! during center/Daily 5 time. Epic! will leave your students begging to read just one more page!
Speakers
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Samantha Mitchell

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
 Samantha Mitchell is an Elementary Instructional Coach in the Tippecanoe School Corporation. In her 10 years of education, Samantha has taught kindergarten, 2/3 high ability, 4th grade, and 4/5 high ability. She has also been a district-wide technology coach. Samantha received her... Read More →
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Jessica Davis

Teacher, Rensselaer School Corporation
Jessica Davis is a 4th Grade High Ability Teacher in the Renssealer School Corporation. She is a teacher at an Apple Distinguished School. She enjoys using technology to engage her students and take her content to the next level.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

12:15pm EDT

BYOE: Build Your Own Expedition
The release of Google Expeditions in 2015 gave teachers and students the ability to go anywhere in the world in just a few swipes of their app. Unfortunately, teachers were not able to create their own Expeditions. Now it's 2019 where teachers AND students have the ability to create their own own with Google's Tour Creator! Don't miss out on this opportunity to get hands-on experience with creating a 360 degree virtual tour.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Beimfohr

Kyle Beimfohr

Technology Integration Specialist, Zionsville Community Schools
Kyle Beimfohr is the technology integration specialist at Zionsville Community Schools. He has been working as an educator for the last 22 years, with classroom experience in elementary and middle school. He has developed and leads the student technology leadership team (Zeek Squad... Read More →
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Kyle Kline

Math Curriculum & Tech Integration Specialist, Delphi Community Jr.-Sr. High School
Kyle Kline is a Google Certified Trainer and in his fourth year as a math curriculum and technology integration specialist at Delphi Community High School. Previously he spent 13 years teaching mathematics at the high school level. He regularly integrated Twitter (@MrKline_EdTech... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Featured Speaker

12:15pm EDT

Level Up with OERs in your classroom!
Learn how Open Educational Resources can be a game changer in your classroom. Participants will leave with a wealth of FREE resources and see examples of how this content is effectively integrated into classrooms at the building and district level.
Speakers
avatar for Nadine Gilkison

Nadine Gilkison

District Tech Integration Supervisor, Franklin Township Schools
I have been a District Technology Integration Specialist for 8 years in Franklin Township Schools and also served as an Innovation Specialist for the Office of eLearning/IDOE under Candice Dodson. I am a Google Certified Innovator, part of cohort NYC#19, with a project focus on #dyslexicmindset... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

12:15pm EDT

Stop Motion, Green Screen, and Clips: WOW Factor Videos
Bring your iPad and learn how to combine iMotion, Do Ink, and Apple Clips to create stellar stop motion videos for learning. Students are unleashed to creatively show what they know using these simple apps. We'll show sample student projects and then YOU will have time to make your own samples using each of the apps. Come, join in the fun, and see how combining these apps can really up-level the learning in your classroom.
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Wes Molyneaux


Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Featured Speaker

12:15pm EDT

Utilizing DyKnow for Classroom Management
DyKnow is a classroom management tool that can be effectively used, especially when you are walking around the classroom. You don't have to sit at your desk to use the tools and tricks that help keep your students on task. Learn how to set-up blocking plans for daily use, lock screens, and other tools that allow DyKnow to help manage your 1:1 class.
Speakers
avatar for Connie Hahn

Connie Hahn

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Connie is an English teacher at Jefferson High School.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 120
  High School Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Flipping Your Classroom: How To Regain Valuable Minutes for Innovative Instruction
Going to sessions at the IGNITE conference can definitely light a fire when it comes to implementing ideas into the classroom. Flipping the classroom allows students to learn content in a 1:1 environment at home while leaving valuable class time for teacher-assisted help, innovative projects, and more hands-on learning experiences. By making videos through a tool like EdPuzzle, teachers are able to track student viewing data and ask formative and summative questions, all while paving the way for a restructured, engaging, and fun use of classroom time.
Speakers
avatar for Christy Diehl

Christy Diehl

Technology/Instructional Coach, Lafayette School Corporation
After spending 9 years as a classroom teacher, Christy is the current media specialist and instructional coach at Jefferson High School. She has been involved with technology integration and implementation for the last six years. While in the classroom as a social studies teacher... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 117
  Instructional Coach

12:15pm EDT

Make Your Discussions Come to Life! Flip Your Discussions Using Flipgrid
Empower your students to take charge of their discussions using FlipGrid. Are you tired of the classroom discussions where you feel like you are pulling teeth to get the students to talk? Does it feel like "Bueller, Bueller, Bueller?" in your classroom? It's time to give Flipgrid a try! Discussions can come to life when you decide to use Flipgrid to post questions, use as a message board and create video responses. Come and see how you can use FlipGrid in your classroom!
Speakers
avatar for Terra Kline

Terra Kline

Technology/Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
My name is Terra Kline and I have been teaching since 2003. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Family Consumer Sciences Education from Purdue University and my Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University. I am also a Google Certified Trainer and was recently accepted... Read More →
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Alyse and Keegan Kline

student, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Our names are Alyse and Keegan Kline. We are students in the Tippecanoe School Corporation. Alyse just completed her 6th grade year at Battle Ground Middle School and Keegan just completed his 3rd grade year at Burnett Creek Middle School. Alyse's hobbies include dancing at the YWCA... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

12:15pm EDT

Reading E-Texts Successfully: What It Takes
Reading e-texts effectively and efficiently depends on mastery of a complex set of reading skills, study skills, and technical skills. Natasha Ploss and Sarah Powley collaborated to identify these skills and teach the technical skills specific to Chromebooks and the Honors Chemistry e- text to Natasha's students. The presenters conducted student surveys and extensively researched the field of reading comprehension as it relates to e-texts. 91% of the students reported that their ability to use e-texts improved because of what they learned. Individual teachers of all disciplines who use e-texts or are likely to use them in the future can benefit from understanding the complexity of reading e-texts and, beyond that, of reading online. A handout listing the reading and technical skills required to use e-texts successfully will be provided.
Speakers
avatar for Sarah Powley

Sarah Powley

Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
A former English teacher, I am an instructional coach in the Tippecanoe School Corporation, serving secondary teachers 6-12 in all disciplines. I am a member of a professional learning community (PLC) at McCutcheon High School that focuses on literacy, especially as it relates to... Read More →
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Natasha Ploss

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Natasha Ploss teaches Honors Chemistry at McCutcheon High School.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Instructional Coach

12:15pm EDT

Edulastic: Creating Interactive Formative Assessments for Math and Science
Do you desire instant data with minimal prep work? Do you want your students to get authentic interactive questions to practice on a daily basis? Edulastic is an easy to use, quick assessment tool that will give you valuable in-time data as students are working in the classroom. Come check out all that Edulastic has to offer!
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Alicia Gebhardt

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
I am a 6th grade STEM teacher at Sunnyside Intermediate. I am a leader of the First Lego League Robotics Club and Girls Who Code club.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 140
  Intermediate Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Spheros in the Classroom
Want to use Spheros in the classroom but not sure how to justify it? This session will help teachers integrate Spheros with their classroom content. Spheros can be used at any grade level and for any subject! Teachers will also be able to gain some hands-on experience with Spheros and collaborate with others.
Speakers
avatar for Erin Scott

Erin Scott

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
5th grade STEM teacher and leader of Sunnyside Girls STEM Club

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Intermediate Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Canvas and Nearpod
This session is designed to cover the integration of Nearpod through Canvas. Topics will include: how to coordinate student lessons, pushing out both live and self-paced lessons, and how to organize Nearpod when planning.
Speakers
avatar for Colin Kiely

Colin Kiely

Customer Succes Manager, Nearpod
Former ELA and Special Education educator with experiences in publishing. Midwest Customer Success Manager working in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. Notorious for getting off-topic as a teacher.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

Canvas Commons-A place where resources are easily shared and accessed!
Come join the Canvas team to learn more about getting the most out of resources that are already created in the Commons. Canvas Commons is a learning object repository that allows Canvas users to quickly and easily share courses and course content with others. This training provides an overview of Canvas Common features, along with strategies on how to effectively utilize this tool. This is a great session for beginners all the way to our advanced users.
Speakers
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Shannon Gilb

Canvas - Instructure

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

Using DreamBox to Inform and Empower Classroom Learning
This session is for educators who have been using DreamBox in the classroom and are ready to take a deeper dive. Participants will learn how to use powerful DreamBox tools, such as Activity Tab lessons, TeacherTools, and MyFlexPD Resources, to incorporate into classroom learning opportunities with students.
Speakers
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Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

What's new with Follett Destiny?
You know Destiny as your library solution, but did you know you can use it to enhance lessons in your classroom? Come to this session to learn about recent enhancements and a sneak peek into some exciting new features of the Destiny solution. This is a great session for media specialists, librarians, classroom teachers, and tech integrators! 
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avatar for Joe Barry

Joe Barry

Product Specialist, Follett

Wednesday June 5, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

"Awesome! Totally Awesome!" - Jeff Spicoli
How the iconic movie Fast Times at Ridgemont High can serve as a fun affirmation in this crazy tech-driven world we live in. Duuude!
Speakers
avatar for Mike Pinto

Mike Pinto

Administrator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Mike Pinto is the proud principal of James Cole Elementary
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Matt Ridenour

Administrator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Matt Ridenour is the principal of Burnett Creek Elementary.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Administrator

1:15pm EDT

Best Use of Smart Notebook and your BenQ Board
Smart Notebook tools and resources. How to use in them in the classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Jami Yuill

Jami Yuill

Technology/Instructional Coach and Title 1 Lead Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Jami has been at Lafayette School Corporation for 10 years and a Title 1 Lead Teacher for 8 years now. She works closely with teachers to integrate technology in classrooms daily through the use iPads and BenQ boards.
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Melissa Hunt

Teacher, Lafayette School Cooperation
4th grade teacher at Vinton Elementary

Smart Notebook 17 Smart Lab Activities Handout pdf
Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Elementary Teacher

1:15pm EDT

ELLevation
ELLevation is more than just data and monitoring! We can make your lesson planning easier and improve your instruction. Learn how to reach your ELLs and engage your entire class!!
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Tiffany Walley

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
My name is Tiffany Walley! I teach first grade at Miami Elementary! I love reaching all my students. My favorite thing to do is travel and experience different cultures. That is why ELL students are my passion and I love learning more to help my students.
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Nancy Harshbarger

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Nancy Harshbarger teaches kindergarten at Miami Elementary. She is a loving, dedicated, and wonderful kindergarten teacher. She is a teacher who pours her heart and soul into teaching and loving every kid. Nancy is working on getting her ELL Certification. She is great with all things... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Elementary Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Leveling Up! Gamified Learning
Come embark on an epic journey! Experience gamified blended learning firsthand and see why students thrive in this environment. Level up your teaching game by increasing engagement, promoting a positive class culture, and encouraging students to take risks. Take away tips and strategies for classroom management, content delivery, and personalized learning.
Speakers
avatar for Amanda Moore

Amanda Moore

Teacher, MSD Wayne Township
Amanda Moore is a fourth grade teacher at Chapelwood Elementary School in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is passionate about using technology to redefine the classroom experience for her students. She implements gamified blended learning and encourages her students to take an active role... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Become a Google World Traveler
Have you ever wanted to travel the world with your students? Don’t have the funding? Who does? Become a Google World Traveler using some of the most incredible yet accessible tools available. We’ll investigate tools like Google Lit Trips, Google Cultural Institute, Google Tour Creator, and Google Expeditions to cross curricularly circumnavigate the globe!!
Speakers
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Robbie Grimes

Technology/Instructional Coach, MSD Wayne Township
Robbie Grimes believes that to be successful, learners must have the knowledge to use and the ability to choose the most relevant resources when it comes to learning. And high quality professional development and training is key to that success. A champion for all things EdTech, Robbie... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Clips: Video in the classroom
Want your students to use video in the classroom but don’t know where to start? Clips is an easy to use interface that lets everyone start creating great videos in minutes, regardless of their technology comfort level. Come to this session to learn how to make your own videos using the iOS App Clips on iPad or iPhone. I will share classroom examples and provide plenty of time for hands-on learning.
Speakers
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Wes Molyneaux


Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Create.Collaborate.Celebrate- Canvas!
The Canvas LMS offers both students and staff a plethora of ways to create and collaborate. Learn how to kick up your Canvas course to the next level. We will discuss how to organize your course for a blended learning environment, utilizing tools like modules, Quizzes.Next, and a slew of different LTI tools found in the Edu Apps. Whether you use Microsoft or Google, they both play nicely in Canvas.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Beimfohr

Kyle Beimfohr

Technology Integration Specialist, Zionsville Community Schools
Kyle Beimfohr is the technology integration specialist at Zionsville Community Schools. He has been working as an educator for the last 22 years, with classroom experience in elementary and middle school. He has developed and leads the student technology leadership team (Zeek Squad... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Personalized Learning in the K-5 classroom with Hyperdocs
Learn how to create engaging digital lessons tailored to meet the needs of littles. Best practices of how to integrate this model into whole group, small group and station settings will be shared. Participants who attend will get time to create a lesson based on the needs of their students.
Speakers
avatar for Nadine Gilkison

Nadine Gilkison

District Tech Integration Supervisor, Franklin Township Schools
I have been a District Technology Integration Specialist for 8 years in Franklin Township Schools and also served as an Innovation Specialist for the Office of eLearning/IDOE under Candice Dodson. I am a Google Certified Innovator, part of cohort NYC#19, with a project focus on #dyslexicmindset... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Rock Your Paper + Scissors! Design Thinking
Congratulations, you are HIRED! In this session, attendees will get a hands-on experience with “makers’ mindset” and designing thinking as they are tasked to research, empathize, and prototype a solution for an “eggcellent” creature.  Scaffolded by John Spencer’s “Launch” framework, participants become communicative + collaborative problem solvers that demonstrate creativity, resilience, teamwork, and grit.  Get inspired on how to redesign your lessons and projects for more hands-on learning while utilizing Google Tools to document the learning process. You’ll never look at ordinary paper the same way! 
Speakers
avatar for Jessica L. Williams

Jessica L. Williams

Tech Integration Specialist, Manchester Public Schools
Get ready for pertinent, high-energy training! Jess has been providing professional development on tech integration since her early days as a 7-12 Reading and Language Arts teacher. Now a Technology Integration Specialist for Manchester Public Schools in Connecticut, she has overseen... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 008
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Student Created Storybooks with Google Slides
Google Slides is much more than just a presentation tool. In fact it is a great option for student writing. Learn how students can use Google Slides to create storybooks. Topics will include using templates, adding text, choosing fonts, adding images, making a book cover, and sharing, publishing, or printing the final book.
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Student Voice and Empowerment through Video
Blended learning, flipped classrooms, live-streaming, Vlogs, YouTube Channel - Do these phrases have you break out in hives or make you want to hide? You can’t hide from these anymore, but you also don’t have to get a degree in technology. Come to this session to learn about how structure and voice can turn your next video project into an engaging interactive lesson. Leave this session with a list of processes, equipment/software needs, and success stories to get you up and running...without a tech degree!
Speakers
avatar for Eddie Small

Eddie Small

CTE Innovation Coach, Central Nine Career Center
Currently serving as the CTE Innovation Coach for Central Nine Career Center in Greenwood, Indiana, Eddie Small has had direct involvement in school systems as a Technology Integration Specialist and Teacher for the past 11 years. Eddie uses his knowledge and experience in classroom... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Facilitating Project-Based Learning
Want to try project based learning but do not know how to begin? Learn to plan, create, and facilitate PBLs using the Google Suite and other helpful technology tools. This session focuses on designing authentic PBLs that inspire student collaboration and creativity.
Speakers
avatar for Angela Bien

Angela Bien

Teacher, East Porter County School Corporation
Angela Bien is passionate about learning, teaching, and designing innovative lessons. With 12 years of teaching experience, a Master’s in Learning Design and Technology, and as a Google Certified Educator Level 1 & 2, Angela encourages teachers to utilize the most effective technology... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Technology Quick Hits
Looking for ways to increase student engagement? Have you heard of Quizlet, Nearpod, Gimkit, and Flipgrid, but want to see how they might fit into your instruction? In this session, we will demonstrate how you can use and easily incorporate these tools into your classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Gregory Smith

Gregory Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Veteran social studies teacher at Jefferson High School who has been using Nearpod for three years
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Alyce Myers

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
I am a Life Science Teacher at Lafayette Jefferson High School. This is my 14th year teaching and have taught elementary school and high school. I currently teach Biology, Zoology, and Dual Credit Anatomy and Physiology classes.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 117
  High School Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Graphic Design for the Classroom
In this session we'll explore websites like Canva, Pixabay, Coolors, Remove.bg, and many more! You don't have to spend money on TpT to get great looking graphics for your classroom. Start making your own brand and help students create theirs.
Speakers
avatar for Sarah Margeson

Sarah Margeson

Coordinator of Connected Learning, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Sarah Margeson is the Coordinator of Connected Learning with the Tippecanoe School Corporation in Indiana. Prior to joining the TSC Technology Department, Sarah taught high school math for six years. She holds two degrees from Purdue University, including a Masters in Instructional... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 104
  Instructional Coach

1:15pm EDT

An Admin session on Edulastic
Teachers like Edulastic because it’s an easy-to-use formative assessment tool that includes technology-enhanced questions similar to iLearn, and instant data. Come to this session to see how school leaders can access schoolwide data from common assessments, and the additional collaboration and other features for teachers with a school subscription.
Speakers
avatar for Melissa Wheatley

Melissa Wheatley

Product Specialist/Customer Success Manager, Edulastic
I am a Customer Success Manager for Edulastic. I live in Northeast Ohio, near Youngstown. I am a prior educator and administrator from the Youngstown area and came into the Edtech world about 7 years ago. I am here to help teachers, administrators, schools and districts implement... Read More →
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Melissa Rocco

Edulastic

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

Canvas-Blue Print Courses-Getting the most out of your created courses
Canvas provides a powerful platform and endless options for creating amazing content. Sometimes when faced with vast options and a blank course, teachers may feel unsure of where to start. In this session, you’ll gain the insights of Canvas experts so you can create effective, attractive, and awesome course home pages. Blueprint courses allow admins as well as teams to sync course shells to a template course and lock some or all of the content from being edited by the instructor. We will explore how to associate courses to a Blueprint course, lock specific settings or content items, and manage updates through course syncing. We will also provide best practice ideas for workflow and Blueprint course management.
Speakers
avatar for Shannon Gilb

Shannon Gilb

Canvas - Instructure

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

enVision Math 2.0 Digital Showcase- Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
In this session, participants will receive a demo of how to effectively manage the enVision Math digital resources for their grade level. EnVision Math offers a large variety of digital tools including an eText for students and teachers, online assessments, visual learning animations, digital homework, adapted homework, digital manipulatives and more! This session will offer teachers a meaningful engaging and differentiated learning experience that will optimize time and technology and attend to diverse learning needs. The presenters will model specific strategies and provide concrete classroom examples in a range of grade levels for immediate transfer.
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Laurie Thompson

Pearson

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

NWEA:  Analysis of teacher level “top 5” reports and data
Attendees will dig into the most utilized reports that inform growth and instruction for teachers and their students. We will be looking at the new Student Profile Report, the Class Report, The ASG (Achievement, Status and Growth report), the Breakdown Report by Learning Statements (also called the Learning Continuum Report) and the Projected Proficiency Report. Teachers are welcome to bring hard copies of their own reports or just view the samples on the screen. AUDIENCE: This session is for newer teachers and those who would benefit from a refresher on the many uses of the data.
Speakers
avatar for Laura Riley

Laura Riley

Senior Account Manager, NWEA

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

Preparing Students for the Real World with Free Online Resources
Are your students equipped with the critical life skills they need to thrive beyond the classroom? From financial literacy to career exploration, entrepreneurship, healthy relationships, mental health, substance abuse prevention, and more, EVERFI’s free online resources help tackle the real world issues facing students today. Everyone who attends this presentation will be given access to resources they can start using with students immediately, plus ongoing technical and curriculum support at no cost. To get the most out of the session, make sure to bring your tablet or laptop.
Speakers
avatar for Kaley Esselborn

Kaley Esselborn

Director Of Implementation, EVERFI
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Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

Using AssignFocus™ in DreamBox to Differentiate for All Learners
DreamBox’s revolutionary AssignFocus feature allows educators to create differentiated and personalized assignments using real-time proficiency data about each learner. In this session, educators learn how to analyze student data to support learning progressions. Additionally, participants will learn to create focused assignments using NWEA MAP data, Envision units, and Indiana Academic Standards.
Speakers
avatar for Hillary Rayburn

Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Wednesday June 5, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Going 1:1; Have We Made It? Learn the Information we are Gathering from Performing Technology Audits.
Do you ponder these questions: 1) What were our goals for investing in going 1:1, and 2) Are we meeting these goals?

What were your original goals for going 1:1?
1. To make scheduling on-line testing simpler.
2. To enhance instruction.
3. To provide technology for students as textbook companies move to on-line materials.
4. To equip our students with the most updated technology.
5. To allow our students the same technological opportunities as provided by other districts.
Did you meet your goals? How do you know?
What is a Technology Audit, and what does the data show?
Where do you go from here, now that you know what is happening with 1:1?
Speakers
JH

Judi Hendrix

Executive Director, Wabash Valley Education Center
I have been the Executive Director for WVEC for the past 3 years. Previously, I was employed by Western Boone Schools in the following areas: Superintendent, Assistant Superintendent, Director of Curriculum, Assistant Principal and High Ability Teacher. I also was a kindergarten teacher... Read More →
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Kierston McKinley

Innovative Specialist, Wabash Valley Education Center
Kierston has been a high school English Teacher, Migrant Assistant Director and currently serving in the capacity of Innovation Specialist. Kierston has led multiple workshops in ed tech and provides technology audits to school districts.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Administrator

2:15pm EDT

Age +2=Get Up & Move
Learn the distinguishing characteristics of a brain interval and how it differs from a focused attention practice or brain break. The TSC Neuroscience website will be reviewed and implemented as a resource as session attendees develop an implementation plan for incorporating breath and movement in to their own classrooms.
Speakers
avatar for Anne Marshall

Anne Marshall

Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Anne Marshall, Currently gratefully serving TSC as the inaugural Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator. Previously taught most grade levels K-5 in the TSC and Muncie Community Schools. Past assignments also include teaching pre-school, and college! Extensive experience working... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Behavior Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

Discover the Learning and Literacy Features that make iPads Accessible for All
In this session you will learn how to easily modify your daily lessons for all learners using built in iPad learning and literacy features.  Learn how students can “type” their stories by reading into the Notes app. Also discover how students can listen to their Journey’s stories, tap a word for the definition and pronunciation, and listen again if needed. iPad teachers will not want to miss this session!
Speakers
AW

Ashley Withers

Elementary Reading Specialist, Lafayette School Corporation
Ashley Withers has taught kindergarten and first grade over the past seven years at Lafayette School Corporation. She is excited to help teachers use digital accommodations to aid students in being successful with dyslexia in the classroom.
KJ

Kelly Johnston

Title 1 Lead Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Kelly is the Title I Lead Teacher at Edgelea Elementary School.  She is excited to share information on Think Central and Notes.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Elementary Teacher

2:15pm EDT

Gamification to Inspire your Elementary Students
Learn to inspire your students by adding elements of gamification to your classroom. After two years of implementing with my 4th graders, I have witnessed the excitement and learning potential of gamification. Participants will learn tricks and tips on how to introduce gaming.
Speakers
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Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 2
  Elementary Teacher

2:15pm EDT

Ignite a Passion for Learning
What if they loved learning? Imagine a classroom full of students excited to read and learn each day- motivated by the content they are learning and empowered by the projects they are preparing to make. Come learn about passion projects: engage in a student-friendly thinking process, take away strategies for implementation, and find a renewed passion for teaching and learning!
Speakers
avatar for Amanda Moore

Amanda Moore

Teacher, MSD Wayne Township
Amanda Moore is a fourth grade teacher at Chapelwood Elementary School in Indianapolis, Indiana. She is passionate about using technology to redefine the classroom experience for her students. She implements gamified blended learning and encourages her students to take an active role... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

2:15pm EDT

Best Practices for Chromebooks During Literacy (K-5)
If you have Chromebooks in a 1:1 or cart setting in your elementary, you will leave this session with a solid plan on how to maximize their use during the literacy block. Participants will also gain management and accountability strategies. Nadine will present a 4 level model to help all teachers regardless of their tech level become masters of Chromebooks.
Speakers
avatar for Nadine Gilkison

Nadine Gilkison

District Tech Integration Supervisor, Franklin Township Schools
I have been a District Technology Integration Specialist for 8 years in Franklin Township Schools and also served as an Innovation Specialist for the Office of eLearning/IDOE under Candice Dodson. I am a Google Certified Innovator, part of cohort NYC#19, with a project focus on #dyslexicmindset... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

I didn’t know WE could do that! Teaching and Learning with Office 365
Many people use Microsoft Office applications on a daily basis. Some have been using the applications for so many years that they don’t realize all of the features that are accessible at their fingertips. Does this sound like you? Come and explore a hidden array or both new and old Microsoft Office features!
Speakers
avatar for Suzy Lolley

Suzy Lolley

Technology/Instructional Coach, Kennesaw State University iTeach (Georgia)
Suzy Lolley is in her sixteenth year in public education. She has served as both a middle and high school English teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist for teachers of grades K-12. In her current role as a Kennesaw State University iTeach Education Technology Specialist... Read More →

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Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Super Screencastify Activities for Students and Teachers
It has never been easier than now for students and teachers to create their own videos. Screencastify is a free Google Chrome web extension that lets you or your students record your computer screen, voice, and webcam. The recorded video can then be saved easily to Drive, shared with others, or downloaded. Learn how to install and use this tool, and then explore ways this can be used in schools including instructional videos, student projects, personalized teacher feedback, narrating slideshows, giving speeches, dubbing videos, explaining solutions, and much more.
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Unlocking student creativity and storytelling with Keynote (iOS)
Learn how teachers can empower students to create interactive portfolios, movies and more — with fun animations, personal illustrations, and customizable shapes — using the Keynote app on iPad. More than a presentation tool, Keynote gives students a powerful way to visually think through stories and ideas. Come to this hands-on session to learn how you and your students can get creative and tackle a variety of Indiana Standards.
Speakers
WM

Wes Molyneaux


Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Worlds Converge With Merge
What's all the craze I'm hearing about the Merge Cube? A Merge Cube allows you to easily bring Augmented Reality (AR) into your classroom in the palm of your hand. Join us as we investigate this new technology and how it is transforming learning.
Speakers
avatar for Robbie Grimes

Robbie Grimes

Technology/Instructional Coach, MSD Wayne Township
Robbie Grimes believes that to be successful, learners must have the knowledge to use and the ability to choose the most relevant resources when it comes to learning. And high quality professional development and training is key to that success. A champion for all things EdTech, Robbie... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

In Pod We Trust: Podcasts in the Classroom
Podcasts are a fairly untapped gold mine of resources for educators. They're free, varied in length and content, deeply personal, and did I mention free? This talk will go over how to find podcasts, how to use them in any classroom k-12, and give recommendations on what podcasts could work for your classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Phil Wrighthouse

Phil Wrighthouse

Teacher, Community Schools of Frankfort
Phil is an English teacher at Frankfort HS originally from Attica, Indiana. He's Flipgrid, PearDeck, and Google Certified. He lives in Attica with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

2:15pm EDT

The Virtual Speaker: Bring The Expert to Your Students
In this session, the focus will be on how virtual guest speakers make learning relevant and engage the students of the classroom. I will share with you all of the wonderful guests we have had in the classroom to enhance the lesson/learning. The session will focus on 3 areas: 1) Contact: Using email, phone class and Twitter to reach out. 2) Lesson Discussion: Talk about the protocol/expectations used to interview/talk with the person. 3) Library of Congress Materials: We will examine the Library of Congress Primary Source Analysis Section to show how these resources can assist any lesson in the classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Todd Shriver

Todd Shriver

Technology/Instructional Coach, North White School Corp
I just finished my 30th year at North White Middle-High School in Monon, Indiana. I spent the first 23 years as a middle-high school social studies teacher and the the past 7 years as the corporation technology coach. The speakers program began in October 2013 with original MTV VJ... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 117
  High School Teacher

2:15pm EDT

Add a Little Spark(le) to your Classroom
During this session, we'll explore three creation apps available with Adobe Spark. We'll divide our time evenly between Post, Pages, and Video. Available on iPads, Chromebooks, and completely free for teachers and students, Adobe Spark offers some of the best features of all creation apps out there. Once we create we'll explore how to embed on Google Sites or share to Google Classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Sarah Margeson

Sarah Margeson

Coordinator of Connected Learning, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Sarah Margeson is the Coordinator of Connected Learning with the Tippecanoe School Corporation in Indiana. Prior to joining the TSC Technology Department, Sarah taught high school math for six years. She holds two degrees from Purdue University, including a Masters in Instructional... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 104
  Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

Is It Cheating If...?
In this session, attendees will learn more about the ways we, as educators, can cope with the challenges we face relating to Academic Dishonesty/Integrity or CHEATING. We will explore tools that are available to us, but we will ultimately focus and real and candid discussion about how we can reverse engineer our tasks and projects using the SAMR model as a lens, not a ladder.
Speakers
avatar for Marcus Painter

Marcus Painter

Coordinator of Digital Learning, Logansport Community School Corporation
Marcus has been in education for 18 years as a secondary English teacher, Media Specialist, Tech Integration coach, and in his current role as the Coordinator for Digital Learning.  In his professional life, Marcus is passionate about educational technology, student engagement, and... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

The Struggle is Real: Managing the Work/Life Balance
Do you feel like a juggling act? Are you constantly finding yourself thinking, "how will I get everything done?" Then this presentation is for you! This session will give you some immediate takeaways on how to survive this thing we call, "the work/life balance." It is important to be great at what you do, but it is more important to take care of yourself while doing so!
Speakers
avatar for Terra Kline

Terra Kline

Technology/Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
My name is Terra Kline and I have been teaching since 2003. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Family Consumer Sciences Education from Purdue University and my Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University. I am also a Google Certified Trainer and was recently accepted... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

Welcome to the OneNote App
Have you used or are you using OneNote? This session is for YOU! Just in case you were starting to panic, OneNote 2016 is not going away, at least, not right away. Microsoft is no longer pushing new features to OneNote 2016. All new features are only being pushed to the OneNote Windows 10 App ONLY. Now is the time to learn about the OneNote App and all of the new features!
Speakers
avatar for Summer Winrotte

Summer Winrotte

Digital Instructional Coach & Math Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Summer holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Education in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. She works as a digital instructional coach and math teacher at Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette, Indiana. In her digital... Read More →

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Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

Infusing Creative Chaos & the #ImprovEducator Mindset Into Your Classroom
Looking to add a little Creative Chaos into your classroom ? Improv is the answer ! Get ready to ditch “Yeah, but…” thinking and embrace the #ImprovEducator mindset ! This high energy session will provide you with tons of ideas to recharge & transform your classroom while supporting a variety of learning goals. Leave with a multitude of resources and a newfound zest for “Yes And !”.  And be ready… Audience participation is highly encouraged !
Speakers
avatar for Jessica L. Williams

Jessica L. Williams

Tech Integration Specialist, Manchester Public Schools
Get ready for pertinent, high-energy training! Jess has been providing professional development on tech integration since her early days as a 7-12 Reading and Language Arts teacher. Now a Technology Integration Specialist for Manchester Public Schools in Connecticut, she has overseen... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Auditorium
  Keynote Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Canvas-Tips, Tricks, treats and What's new!
The Canvas team will be sharing the exciting new details on resources that have recently been released. In addition, we will cover tips, tricks and how to get the most out of your user experience with the platform. This session is great for everyone from beginner to advanced users and we will have treats!
Speakers
avatar for Shannon Gilb

Shannon Gilb

Canvas - Instructure

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

enVision Math 2.0 Digital Showcase- 3rd - 5th Grade
In this session, participants will receive a demo of how to effectively manage the enVision Math digital resources for their grade level. EnVision Math offers a large variety of digital tools including an eText for students and teachers, online assessments, visual learning animations, digital homework, adapted homework, digital manipulatives and more! This session will offer teachers a meaningful engaging and differentiated learning experience that will optimize time and technology and attend to diverse learning needs. The presenters will model specific strategies and provide concrete classroom examples in a range of grade levels for immediate transfer.
Speakers
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Laurie Thompson

Pearson

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Introduction to Nearpod: 10+ engagement activities for your lessons
This session is a basic introduction to Nearpod. We’ll cover how to create and launch Nearpod pods lessons and how to leverage our various engagement activities. Activities range from multimedia to virtual field trips to gamification assessments. This is meant to get you a sense of how Nearpod can change your content to connect with different learners.
Speakers
avatar for Colin Kiely

Colin Kiely

Customer Succes Manager, Nearpod
Former ELA and Special Education educator with experiences in publishing. Midwest Customer Success Manager working in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. Notorious for getting off-topic as a teacher.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Measuring Student Growth and Proficiency Using DreamBox Data
This session is for educators who have been using DreamBox in the classroom and are ready to take a deeper dive. Participants use DreamBox reports, such as the Activity Tab, Standards Tab, and Student Overview Tab, to measure progress and proficiency against standards, identify learning gains and areas for growth, and to determine student growth and progress.
Speakers
avatar for Hillary Rayburn

Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Wednesday June 5, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

What is a Calming Corner? What is an Amygdala Reset Room? Come and learn the difference!
This session will illustrate the differences between the regulation spaces of a calming corner vs. amygdala reset room. Time will be provided to research sensory materials and develop a plan for implementation of a calming corner and/or amygdala reset space.
Speakers
avatar for Anne Marshall

Anne Marshall

Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Anne Marshall, Currently gratefully serving TSC as the inaugural Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator. Previously taught most grade levels K-5 in the TSC and Muncie Community Schools. Past assignments also include teaching pre-school, and college! Extensive experience working... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Behavior Instructional Coach

3:15pm EDT

Room Transformations 101
Have you ever wondered how to teach rigorous standards while still engaging your students? A classroom transformation alters a classroom environment to maximize student engagement and teach rigorous content. Students will become immersed into magical moments through hands-on activities, decorations, and technology based projects. Students walk into classrooms transformed into oceans and become marine biologists for the day as they learn/review standards through related content. Students walk into Jurassic World and learn about life science, ecosystems, and participate in close reading activities.

During this session you will see how to plan magical moments for your students to ignite their learning! Participants will also explore their standards and begin planning a room transformation for their own students!
Speakers
avatar for Samantha Mitchell

Samantha Mitchell

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
 Samantha Mitchell is an Elementary Instructional Coach in the Tippecanoe School Corporation. In her 10 years of education, Samantha has taught kindergarten, 2/3 high ability, 4th grade, and 4/5 high ability. She has also been a district-wide technology coach. Samantha received her... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Using Canvas in a K-2 Classroom.
This session will focus on using Canvas to support instruction in the primary grades. Topics include creating a visually appealing home page, developmentally appropriate assignment ideas, and how to use Canvas for eLearning. Participants will see real teacher created materials and leave with detailed how-to instructions.
Speakers
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Bailey Carpenter

Technology/Instructional Coach, North Montgomery Schools
Technology integration specialist for North Montgomery. I taught middle school social studies for 5 years prior to my current position. I currently focus on helping teachers effectively use technology to meet their curriculum needs.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Personalized Learning in the K-5 classroom with Hyperdocs
Learn how to create engaging digital lessons tailored to meet the needs of littles. Best practices of how to integrate this model into whole group, small group and station settings will be shared. Participants who attend will get time to create a lesson based on the needs of their students.
Speakers
avatar for Nadine Gilkison

Nadine Gilkison

District Tech Integration Supervisor, Franklin Township Schools
I have been a District Technology Integration Specialist for 8 years in Franklin Township Schools and also served as an Innovation Specialist for the Office of eLearning/IDOE under Candice Dodson. I am a Google Certified Innovator, part of cohort NYC#19, with a project focus on #dyslexicmindset... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

3:15pm EDT

Science Lock Box Activities
Have some fun in this interactive session while learning how to integrate math and earth science concepts with the periodic table. After participants crash-land on an alien planet, they must make their way through a series of puzzles to correctly identify the fuel source (mystery element) needed by their ship to transport them back home to Earth. This breakout activity begins with a puzzle related to atomic numbers. Each puzzle along the way will lead participants to come up with combinations to locked boxes that reveal new activities including rock identification and a periodic table scavenger hunt. The final activity utilizes prism glasses and a poster of emission spectra to identify the correct fuel source. There is an option to incorporate Google Forms so that student groups can receive launch codes that reveal a hidden message. Tips and tricks related to developing breakout activities for the classroom will be included, along with anecdotal information from our experiences using this activity in the middle school classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Sarah Nern

Sarah Nern

Chemistry Outreach, Purdue University
Sarah Nern is a science and mathematics teacher with fourteen years of classroom teaching experience. She began teaching at North Vermillion High School in Cayuga, Indiana before moving to Seeger High School is West Lebanon, Indiana where she taught chemistry, middle school science... Read More →
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Steven Smith

Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Outreach, Purdue University
Steven Smith is the K-12 Outreach Coordinator for the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at Purdue University. He has a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a masters in Science Education, both from Purdue University. Steven has worked with the College... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 117
  Featured Speaker

3:15pm EDT

YouTube for Schools
With billions of videos on YouTube and over 80% of students using the services, YouTube is a powerful tool for schools. Learn how to locate, manage, and share tons of educational videos, as well as how to create your own channel and make your own videos.
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

3:15pm EDT

Don't Ditch That Tech: Differentiated Instruction Using Technology: 5-12
Daunted by differentiation AND lots of devices? The key isn’t to throw it away--it’s to know the right tool, for the right teacher, for the right moment for ALL the right students! Try practical ideas on creating effective attention-grabbers, differentiating content, building metacognition, and more. Be BAD & (Bring A Device)!
Speakers
NR

Nate Ridgway

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Dr. Angelia Ridgway

Teacher, University of Indianapolis
Dr. Angie Ridgway began her career in middle and high school Spanish teaching. She's now working with future secondary teachers and new faculty members at University of Indianapolis. Her passion lies in supporting new teachers' work in the implementation of original pedagogies that... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 141
  High School Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Flashcard Factory: Interactive Vocab with PearDeck
PearDeck is a fantastic use of technology to create formative, easy, anonymous assesment of your students in a variety of topics. In addition to this, PearDeck has created Flashcard Factory, a way for your students to create flashcards with a given vocab set in a fun, techy, interactive way. In this session, a PearDeck Certified Educator walks you through this easy but powerful vocab review tool. You'll even be able to work at the Flashcard Factory yourself with a demo.
Speakers
avatar for Phil Wrighthouse

Phil Wrighthouse

Teacher, Community Schools of Frankfort
Phil is an English teacher at Frankfort HS originally from Attica, Indiana. He's Flipgrid, PearDeck, and Google Certified. He lives in Attica with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

3:15pm EDT

10 Ways to Stay Organized Using Google Keep & Calendar
Do you need help keeping all of your various activities straight? Do you have trouble shutting off your mind because it is running with all of the tasks that you need to complete? Then Google Keep and Google Calendar are the tools for you. These two Google products can assist with keeping you organized and I will give you some tips and tricks of how I have fallen in love with these two Google products.
Speakers
avatar for Terra Kline

Terra Kline

Technology/Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
My name is Terra Kline and I have been teaching since 2003. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Family Consumer Sciences Education from Purdue University and my Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University. I am also a Google Certified Trainer and was recently accepted... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

3:15pm EDT

From Sub Plans to Student Plans
Does it seem like it takes forever to create sub plans? Are you frustrated when they are not followed as you specified? Do you want your students to take more initiative when you need to be out for the day? You can speed up the process and increase the fidelity to which the plans are followed by using technology. Whether you use an LMS, Google Classroom, OneNote/Office 365, etc., come to this session to learn best practices for how to leverage your technology to efficiently develop your plans and gear them towards student initiative.
Speakers
avatar for Summer Winrotte

Summer Winrotte

Digital Instructional Coach & Math Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Summer holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Education in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. She works as a digital instructional coach and math teacher at Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette, Indiana. In her digital... Read More →

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Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Instructional Coach

3:15pm EDT

Getting Mathy with G Suite
G Suite for Education is used in almost 80% of Indiana's school districts. However, most math teachers still believe they can only create activities in Microsoft Office. Come learn how to use G Suite's tools to incorporate the 4 C's into your math classroom. Attendees will learn how to implement Google Classroom, Slides, and EquatIO into their daily routine.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Kline

Kyle Kline

Math Curriculum & Tech Integration Specialist, Delphi Community Jr.-Sr. High School
Kyle Kline is a Google Certified Trainer and in his fourth year as a math curriculum and technology integration specialist at Delphi Community High School. Previously he spent 13 years teaching mathematics at the high school level. He regularly integrated Twitter (@MrKline_EdTech... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 104
  Instructional Coach

3:15pm EDT

Surprisingly Simple Secrets in Slides
In this session, we will go beyond the typical uses and applications for Google Slides. We will uncover some hidden gems, unique applications, and more innovative ways to use Google Slides in any classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Marcus Painter

Marcus Painter

Coordinator of Digital Learning, Logansport Community School Corporation
Marcus has been in education for 18 years as a secondary English teacher, Media Specialist, Tech Integration coach, and in his current role as the Coordinator for Digital Learning.  In his professional life, Marcus is passionate about educational technology, student engagement, and... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Instructional Coach

3:15pm EDT

Get Creative with Clips: How to Integrate in any Classroom
Join us to learn creative ways to make student-made videos a part of your curriculum. In this iPad-specific session, we will learn how to use Apple’s Clip app and explore some of its unique and engaging features. Discover ways to transform your teaching by providing students with a new, creative way to demonstrate their understanding of a topic or concept.
Speakers
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Kaleigh Hesher

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Kaleigh Hesher is a 5th grade teacher at Sunnyside Intermediate School, located in Lafayette, IN. As a certified Apple Teacher, Kaleigh excels at finding new and creative ways for students to share their understanding.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Intermediate School Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Advanced Nearpod: Empowering your teaching style with Nearpod
This session is meant to discover different ways Nearpod’s activities and content can be manipulated to fit, not only different learners, but different teaching styles. From embedding unique content from the internet to differentiating assessment tools, we’ll discuss methods to experiment with Nearpod tools across different subject areas.
Speakers
avatar for Colin Kiely

Colin Kiely

Customer Succes Manager, Nearpod
Former ELA and Special Education educator with experiences in publishing. Midwest Customer Success Manager working in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. Notorious for getting off-topic as a teacher.

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

Data in Edulastic for Teachers
Edulastic provides extensive data for teachers to differentiate and adjust instruction. Come to this session to learn to use the data Edulastic provides, plus the additional reports available in the premium versions.
Speakers
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Melissa Rocco

Edulastic
avatar for Melissa Wheatley

Melissa Wheatley

Product Specialist/Customer Success Manager, Edulastic
I am a Customer Success Manager for Edulastic. I live in Northeast Ohio, near Youngstown. I am a prior educator and administrator from the Youngstown area and came into the Edtech world about 7 years ago. I am here to help teachers, administrators, schools and districts implement... Read More →

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

enVision Math 2.0 Digital Showcase- Kindergarten - 2nd Grade
In this session, participants will receive a demo of how to effectively manage the enVision Math digital resources for their grade level. EnVision Math offers a large variety of digital tools including an eText for students and teachers, online assessments, visual learning animations, digital homework, adapted homework, digital manipulatives and more! This session will offer teachers a meaningful engaging and differentiated learning experience that will optimize time and technology and attend to diverse learning needs. The presenters will model specific strategies and provide concrete classroom examples in a range of grade levels for immediate transfer.
Speakers
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Laurie Thompson

Pearson

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

NWEA: Basic Overview of MAP Skills
Let’s take a look at how MAP Skills might best be utilized in a classroom setting, an RtI setting, and/or individual work with students who need additional instruction in key content.
We’ll look at ways to streamline the usage (batch assigning) and how/why the Math system is different from the Reading system in MAP Skills. 
Speakers
avatar for Laura Riley

Laura Riley

Senior Account Manager, NWEA

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

Overview of DreamBox Learning
Why DreamBox? In this session, participants learn how the program adapts for all learners, engage in the student experience, and explore the philosophy behind DreamBox Learning. This session is for any educator eager to discover how DreamBox can be a powerful mathematics solution for all students. You do not have to be a current DreamBox user to attend this session.
Speakers
avatar for Hillary Rayburn

Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Wednesday June 5, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist
 
Thursday, June 6
 

9:00am EDT

Welcome
Thursday June 6, 2019 9:00am - 9:30am EDT
Auditorium

9:30am EDT

Keynote: eLearning is Career Learning
Transportable skills are among the most demanded and most valued skills in the job market today.  Problem solving, critical and creative thinking, collaboration, communication, ethical reasoning and mindset are skills most in-demand by the entire labor market.  When combined with technical skills, the request for these assets is even higher.  We will discuss these factors and how we can make a difference as educators.
Speakers
GM

Glade Montgomery

Senior Vice President and Chief of Staff, Project Lead The Way

Thursday June 6, 2019 9:30am - 10:00am EDT
Auditorium
  Keynote Speaker

10:15am EDT

What is a Calming Corner? What is an Amygdala Reset Room? Come and learn the difference!
This session will illustrate the differences between the regulation spaces of a calming corner vs. amygdala reset room. Time will be provided to research sensory materials and develop a plan for implementation of a calming corner and/or amygdala reset space.
Speakers
avatar for Anne Marshall

Anne Marshall

Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Anne Marshall, Currently gratefully serving TSC as the inaugural Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator. Previously taught most grade levels K-5 in the TSC and Muncie Community Schools. Past assignments also include teaching pre-school, and college! Extensive experience working... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 107
  Behavior Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

FlipGrid’s Number One Fans
Come check out two of Flipgrid’s number one fans share their love for the amazing app. They’ll share how they utilized it in their classrooms for different purposes and got to see a whole different side to their students in the process. We will demonstrate how to create your grid and class, and help you practice using the app, so you’ll be ready to share the FlipGrid love with your students next school year!
Speakers
MS

Macy Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
 
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Amy Freeman

EL Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Amy Freeman is a K-4th grade EL teacher at Edgelea Elementary in the Lafayette School Corporation. She has taught for 16 years in grades K-6th. She is a graduate of Ball State and Arkansas State University and is a certified EL instructor. She is taking classes in the fall to achieve... Read More →

Flipgrid eBook 2nd edition pdf
Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 120
  Elementary Teacher

10:15am EDT

Gamification to Inspire your Elementary Students
Learn to inspire your students by adding elements of gamification to your classroom. After two years of implementing with my 4th graders, I have witnessed the excitement and learning potential of gamification. Participants will learn tricks and tips on how to introduce gaming.
Speakers
NS

Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 2
  Elementary Teacher

10:15am EDT

Interactive Coding for Grades 1 - 5
We will be presenting the basics of 3 coding apps for elementary students: Scratch Jr, Hopscotch, and Tynker. The session will have a Google slide presentation that would work as a classroom guide (ready to use) and session attendees will be able to explore the apps from a student's perspective.

Speakers
avatar for Adelle Marvin

Adelle Marvin

PLTW teacher, Delphi Community School Corporation
I have been the Project Lead The Way teacher at Delphi Community Elementary School for the past four years. I have built a VEX robotics program at the elementary level that includes a summer program and school year competitive season. I partner with Purdue University's EPICS course... Read More →
NN

Nicole Nelson

Teacher, Delphi Community School Corporation
I am a Project Lead the Way teacher for the middle school level. I have been teaching in this area for the past two years. I have been trained in three of the 10 Gateway programs (design and modeling, automation and robotics and app creators). We have grown the program to offer classes... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

10:15am EDT

12 Ready for Tomorrow Tips: Meaningful Formative Assessment with Technology
What does formative assessment look like in in today’s schools? It’s not about taking a test, it’s about gathering information in real-time to make sure the needs of all students are being met. This session provides actionable information to make formative assessment meaningful (so it counts), sustainable (so it lasts), and scalable (so everyone in your school does it too). This interactive session isn’t about the tools, but how you use them to gather data that tells a story of student learning. You’ll walk away practical tips to check for understanding with technology during whole class, small group, and individual lessons including ideas for assessing project-based and inquiry-based approaches and ways to evaluate data and communicate results with families.
Speakers
avatar for Monica Burns

Monica Burns

EdTech & Curriculum Consultant, Class Tech Tips

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 140
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Create.Collaborate.Celebrate- Canvas!
The Canvas LMS offers both students and staff a plethora of ways to create and collaborate. Learn how to kick up your Canvas course to the next level. We will discuss how to organize your course for a blended learning environment, utilizing tools like modules, Quizzes.Next, and a slew of different LTI tools found in the Edu Apps. Whether you use Microsoft or Google, they both play nicely in Canvas.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Beimfohr

Kyle Beimfohr

Technology Integration Specialist, Zionsville Community Schools
Kyle Beimfohr is the technology integration specialist at Zionsville Community Schools. He has been working as an educator for the last 22 years, with classroom experience in elementary and middle school. He has developed and leads the student technology leadership team (Zeek Squad... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 103
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

I didn’t know WE could do that! Teaching and Learning with Office 365
Many people use Microsoft Office applications on a daily basis. Some have been using the applications for so many years that they don’t realize all of the features that are accessible at their fingertips. Does this sound like you? Come and explore a hidden array or both new and old Microsoft Office features!
Speakers
avatar for Suzy Lolley

Suzy Lolley

Technology/Instructional Coach, Kennesaw State University iTeach (Georgia)
Suzy Lolley is in her sixteenth year in public education. She has served as both a middle and high school English teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist for teachers of grades K-12. In her current role as a Kennesaw State University iTeach Education Technology Specialist... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 117
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Student Voice and Empowerment through Video
Blended learning, flipped classrooms, live-streaming, Vlogs, YouTube Channel - Do these phrases have you break out in hives or make you want to hide? You can’t hide from these anymore, but you also don’t have to get a degree in technology. Come to this session to learn about how structure and voice can turn your next video project into an engaging interactive lesson. Leave this session with a list of processes, equipment/software needs, and success stories to get you up and running...without a tech degree!
Speakers
avatar for Eddie Small

Eddie Small

CTE Innovation Coach, Central Nine Career Center
Currently serving as the CTE Innovation Coach for Central Nine Career Center in Greenwood, Indiana, Eddie Small has had direct involvement in school systems as a Technology Integration Specialist and Teacher for the past 11 years. Eddie uses his knowledge and experience in classroom... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 147
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Supercharge Google Docs with Drawings
You can't do that in Docs! If you have ever made this claim, you may not be taking advantage of everything Docs can do. Built into Docs is Google Drawings, a tool that can add more features and make Docs more interactive. See how you and your students can use the integrated Drawings option in Docs to add playable videos, insert text boxes, add captions to images, embed graphic organizers, add interactive activities, provide a whiteboard area for student work, and more.
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Teaching with STEM in Mind
In this ever changing world, the demands and need for collaborative, creative problem solvers increases. Do our classrooms of today prepare students for anything and everything? Are we developing students capable of becoming their own teachers? With so much attention paid to student performance and school achievement, it is imperative to engage and empower teachers and students in deeper learning and help everyone find success in school and beyond. We believe thinking, teaching, and learning with “STEM” in mind can help students find success in anything. This session will focus on problem-based, project-based, inquiry-based, and design thinking processes. Discover your why, network and problem solve with colleagues in the field.
Speakers
avatar for Duke Lines

Duke Lines

Technology/Instructional Coach, CIESC
Duke Lines is the Innovation Learning Specialist for CIESC. Before joining the CIESC professional learning team, Duke served as a teacher, PLC leader, instructional coach, dean of students, and administrator. He is a Certified Google Educator & Trainer and who is focused on being... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Think Like an Instructional Designer: What Teachers Need to Know about eLearning Design
As teachers develop more online content for students, a new educator skillset becomes necessary: digital content design. Often the well-intentioned decisions we make when designing online content can have an unintended negative impact. Participants will learn some research-based strategies to think like an instructional designer and ultimately improve student outcomes while sharing their own tips and resources. Additionally, attendees will leave the session with a free eLearning design handbook.
Speakers
avatar for Michele Eaton

Michele Eaton

Director of Virtual and Blended Learning, MSD of Wayne Township
Michele Eaton is the Director of Virtual and Blended Learning for the M.S.D. of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana and author of the book The Perfect Blend. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and provides leadership for the district's... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

10:15am EDT

Don't Ditch That Tech: Differentiated Instruction Using Technology: 5-12
Daunted by differentiation AND lots of devices? The key isn’t to throw it away--it’s to know the right tool, for the right teacher, for the right moment for ALL the right students! Try practical ideas on creating effective attention-grabbers, differentiating content, building metacognition, and more. Be BAD & (Bring A Device)!
Speakers
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Nate Ridgway

DA

Dr. Angelia Ridgway

Teacher, University of Indianapolis
Dr. Angie Ridgway began her career in middle and high school Spanish teaching. She's now working with future secondary teachers and new faculty members at University of Indianapolis. Her passion lies in supporting new teachers' work in the implementation of original pedagogies that... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 141
  High School Teacher

10:15am EDT

Flashcard Factory: Interactive Vocab with PearDeck
PearDeck is a fantastic use of technology to create formative, easy, anonymous assesment of your students in a variety of topics. In addition to this, PearDeck has created Flashcard Factory, a way for your students to create flashcards with a given vocab set in a fun, techy, interactive way. In this session, a PearDeck Certified Educator walks you through this easy but powerful vocab review tool. You'll even be able to work at the Flashcard Factory yourself with a demo.
Speakers
avatar for Phil Wrighthouse

Phil Wrighthouse

Teacher, Community Schools of Frankfort
Phil is an English teacher at Frankfort HS originally from Attica, Indiana. He's Flipgrid, PearDeck, and Google Certified. He lives in Attica with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

10:15am EDT

Social Media and Cyber Safety
This presentation will discuss issues students face while spending time online - specifically sexting, solicitation, extortion, and cyberbullying - and address ways that we can help them remain safe.
Speakers
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Amanda Giddings

Youth Educator, IN State Police
Amanda Giddings is a Youth Educator with the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Amanda informs students, parents, and teachers about the risks associated with navigating the internet and social media. Through presenting topics like sexting, solicitation... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 104
  Indiana State Police

10:15am EDT

The inclusive classroom: Improve engagement, comprehension, and literacy skills with Learning Tools
Students enter the classroom with a wide range of learning styles, experiences, and abilities, but ALL students deserve tools that will help them reach their fullest potential and be better learners. Microsoft provides free tools for meeting the needs of all types of learners that are built right into Office 365 and Windows 10, such as Immersive Reader, Dictation, Picture Dictionary, and Parts of Speech. These learning tools are built-in, mainstream, non-stigmatizing and free! Come and discover all the ways these amazing tools can benefit your students in the classroom—and in life—urging them to want to learn more!
Speakers
avatar for Summer Winrotte

Summer Winrotte

Digital Instructional Coach & Math Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Summer holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Education in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. She works as a digital instructional coach and math teacher at Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette, Indiana. In her digital... Read More →
JW

Jacob Wanner

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Jacob graduated from Saint Joseph’s College with degrees in sports management and marketing. In 2014, while working various other jobs, Jacob started coaching football at Lafayette Jeff. Working with and helping shape young adults on the football field inspired him to work with... Read More →

COPY Immersive Reader 6 2019 pptx
Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 119
  Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

The Struggle is Real: Managing the Work/Life Balance
Do you feel like a juggling act? Are you constantly finding yourself thinking, "how will I get everything done?" Then this presentation is for you! This session will give you some immediate takeaways on how to survive this thing we call, "the work/life balance." It is important to be great at what you do, but it is more important to take care of yourself while doing so!
Speakers
avatar for Terra Kline

Terra Kline

Technology/Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
My name is Terra Kline and I have been teaching since 2003. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Family Consumer Sciences Education from Purdue University and my Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University. I am also a Google Certified Trainer and was recently accepted... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

10:15am EDT

Spheros in the Classroom
Want to use Spheros in the classroom but not sure how to justify it? This session will help teachers integrate Spheros with their classroom content. Spheros can be used at any grade level and for any subject! Teachers will also be able to gain some hands-on experience with Spheros and collaborate with others.
Speakers
avatar for Erin Scott

Erin Scott

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
5th grade STEM teacher and leader of Sunnyside Girls STEM Club

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 142
  Intermediate Teacher

10:15am EDT

Advanced Nearpod: Empowering your teaching style with Nearpod
This session is meant to discover different ways Nearpod’s activities and content can be manipulated to fit, not only different learners, but different teaching styles. From embedding unique content from the internet to differentiating assessment tools, we’ll discuss methods to experiment with Nearpod tools across different subject areas.
Speakers
avatar for Colin Kiely

Colin Kiely

Customer Succes Manager, Nearpod
Former ELA and Special Education educator with experiences in publishing. Midwest Customer Success Manager working in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. Notorious for getting off-topic as a teacher.

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 143
  Vendor Product Specialist

10:15am EDT

Discover Apple Schoolwork and Classroom: Powerful Tools for Teaching
Learn how to manage iPad devices during class, easily distribute and collect materials, assign activities within apps, follow student progress, and collaborate with each of your students—all in real time. These new teaching tools help you and your students take advantage of the creative power of iPad.
Speakers
MK

Megan Kinsey

Apple

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

10:15am EDT

Introduction into DreamBox Learning
This session provides an interactive introduction to DreamBox. Participants learn how the program adapts for all learners, along with best practices for implementing DreamBox in the classroom. Educators will also log in to their dashboards to learn how navigate through the settings and resources.
Speakers
avatar for Hillary Rayburn

Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

10:15am EDT

Ready to write a grant? What? Not ready? Let us help!
We are fortunate to have many grant opportunities within PLTW and within our state. Let’s work on writing an application that will get your school and district the funds you need to implement or expand opportunities for your students.
Speakers
avatar for Theresa Hall

Theresa Hall

Vice President of Engagement Operations, Project Lead The Way
Theresa works with our nation's largest school districts around the strategic implementation of PLTW’s STEM curriculum.  She began her career as an elementary teacher after graduating from Butler University. Choosing the path of advocating for technology integration and STEM began... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

10:15am EDT

Unlock an egg-citing literacy world with Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress!
We think learning to read should be fun! Edmentum’s dynamic 2-in-1 literacy solution, Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress, is designed to build and reinforce foundational reading skills for preK-6th grade students. A short placement test ensures students receive individualized pathways for building their core reading skills, but did you know there’s more? Join me to learn more about all the awesome features these programs have to offer to support spelling, sight word recognition, language skills, writing and more!
Speakers
avatar for Jackie Weber

Jackie Weber

Education Consultant, Other
Jackie Weber lives in Frankfort, IN and has served in Education for 14 years. She is a former special education teacher and high school administrator. She has been an Education Consultant with Edmentum for the past 5 years. Jackie holds Bachelor of Science in Special Education from... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 10:15am - 11:00am EDT
Room 146
  Vendor Product Specialist

11:15am EDT

Lunch
Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Cafeteria

11:15am EDT

Age +2=Get Up & Move
Learn the distinguishing characteristics of a brain interval and how it differs from a focused attention practice or brain break. The TSC Neuroscience website will be reviewed and implemented as a resource as session attendees develop an implementation plan for incorporating breath and movement in to their own classrooms.
Speakers
avatar for Anne Marshall

Anne Marshall

Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Anne Marshall, Currently gratefully serving TSC as the inaugural Behavior Instructional Coach/Neuro Educator. Previously taught most grade levels K-5 in the TSC and Muncie Community Schools. Past assignments also include teaching pre-school, and college! Extensive experience working... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Behavior Instructional Coach

11:15am EDT

Competitive Robotics 101
The session will cover the ins and outs of starting a competitive robotics team. A timeline of what to do when will be provided. We will cover funding, materials, time commitment, costs, and how to build a program. There will be a Q&A portion of the session.
Speakers
avatar for Adelle Marvin

Adelle Marvin

PLTW teacher, Delphi Community School Corporation
I have been the Project Lead The Way teacher at Delphi Community Elementary School for the past four years. I have built a VEX robotics program at the elementary level that includes a summer program and school year competitive season. I partner with Purdue University's EPICS course... Read More →
NN

Nicole Nelson

Teacher, Delphi Community School Corporation
I am a Project Lead the Way teacher for the middle school level. I have been teaching in this area for the past two years. I have been trained in three of the 10 Gateway programs (design and modeling, automation and robotics and app creators). We have grown the program to offer classes... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

Educreations - A New Way to Assess Students on iPads
Allow students to show mastery or flip your classroom and maximize your instruction time with Educreations. In this sessions you will learn how to record your screen and voice. Sharing your videos with your students or having your students is easy with Educreations.  
Speakers
NS

Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 2
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

Edulastic: Create ILEARN like assessments for ELA
Edulastic assessments prepare students for ILEARN and other standardized assessments with multiple types of technology enhanced questions. In this session, you will learn how to create Reading and Language assessment questions and track students' standards mastery.
Speakers
MS

Macy Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
 
avatar for Jenny Banning

Jenny Banning

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporatin
Jenny is a fourth grade teacher at Edgelea Elementary in Lafayette School Corporation. She is excited to share about the website that will help to prepare your students for technology enhanced assessments.

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Elementary Teacher

11:15am EDT

From Consumption to Creation in a Flash - Let’s Place #TasksBeforeApps!
Students of all ages have a story to tell! From personal narratives in the English Language Arts classrooms to sharing the steps of an experiment in a Science classroom. In this session you’ll learn how designing opportunities for creation in the classroom empower students as learners and consumers. After an overview of a handful of creation tools for iPads and Chromebooks, attendees will have an opportunity to make and share as they participate in a model workflow for students. This session will introduce movie-making tools, a website builder tool, an ebook creation tool and a graphic design tool. Attendees will hear see student work samples and find inspiration for learning activities across the content areas.
Speakers
avatar for Monica Burns

Monica Burns

EdTech & Curriculum Consultant, Class Tech Tips

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 140
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Hey ILEARN, I just want to take another look at you: Student Success with Assessment
We are far from the ISTEP now and an ILEARN Assessment was born. In year one we focused on understanding the new assessment and now with a year of the new assessment in the books, we need to better understand how to utilize teaching and learning to set our students and staff up for success. In this session, we will reflect on year one and refresh our ILEARN understanding, better understand the importance of difficulty and complexity (DOK), and focus on best “tradigital” (traditional and digital) tools and strategies for success with assessment. Maybe it’s not time to let the old ways die but it is time to find success for all with assessment.
Speakers
avatar for Duke Lines

Duke Lines

Technology/Instructional Coach, CIESC
Duke Lines is the Innovation Learning Specialist for CIESC. Before joining the CIESC professional learning team, Duke served as a teacher, PLC leader, instructional coach, dean of students, and administrator. He is a Certified Google Educator & Trainer and who is focused on being... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Online Assessments with Google Forms
With Google Forms you can create online quizzes and other assessments. The quizzes can be graded automatically giving you and your students detailed results right away. This is a great tool to help prepare students for online standardized tests, deliver common assessments, and add more formative assessments to your class. Learn how to create quizzes with Forms, add images and videos, and administer and grade the quiz.
Speakers
avatar for Eric Curts

Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Choir Room
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

Ready Set Design
Ready Set Design, created by Cooper Hewitt, is an easy way to implement design challenges in any classroom. In this session, teachers will receive the resources for design tasks and participate in design challenges. Teachers will be able to collaborate with others and find ways to integrate design challenges in their classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Erin Scott

Erin Scott

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
5th grade STEM teacher and leader of Sunnyside Girls STEM Club

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Featured Speaker

11:15am EDT

In Pod We Trust: Podcasts in the Classroom
Podcasts are a fairly untapped gold mine of resources for educators. They're free, varied in length and content, deeply personal, and did I mention free? This talk will go over how to find podcasts, how to use them in any classroom k-12, and give recommendations on what podcasts could work for your classroom.
Speakers
avatar for Phil Wrighthouse

Phil Wrighthouse

Teacher, Community Schools of Frankfort
Phil is an English teacher at Frankfort HS originally from Attica, Indiana. He's Flipgrid, PearDeck, and Google Certified. He lives in Attica with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

11:15am EDT

10 Ways to Stay Organized Using Google Keep & Calendar
Do you need help keeping all of your various activities straight? Do you have trouble shutting off your mind because it is running with all of the tasks that you need to complete? Then Google Keep and Google Calendar are the tools for you. These two Google products can assist with keeping you organized and I will give you some tips and tricks of how I have fallen in love with these two Google products.
Speakers
avatar for Terra Kline

Terra Kline

Technology/Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
My name is Terra Kline and I have been teaching since 2003. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Family Consumer Sciences Education from Purdue University and my Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University. I am also a Google Certified Trainer and was recently accepted... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

11:15am EDT

From Sub Plans to Student Plans
Does it seem like it takes forever to create sub plans? Are you frustrated when they are not followed as you specified? Do you want your students to take more initiative when you need to be out for the day? You can speed up the process and increase the fidelity to which the plans are followed by using technology. Whether you use an LMS, Google Classroom, OneNote/Office 365, etc., come to this session to learn best practices for how to leverage your technology to efficiently develop your plans and gear them towards student initiative.
Speakers
avatar for Summer Winrotte

Summer Winrotte

Digital Instructional Coach & Math Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Summer holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Education in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. She works as a digital instructional coach and math teacher at Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette, Indiana. In her digital... Read More →

Sub to Student Plans 6 2019 pptx
Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Instructional Coach

11:15am EDT

Getting Mathy with G Suite
G Suite for Education is used in almost 80% of Indiana's school districts. However, most math teachers still believe they can only create activities in Microsoft Office. Come learn how to use G Suite's tools to incorporate the 4 C's into your math classroom. Attendees will learn how to implement Google Classroom, Slides, and EquatIO into their daily routine.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Kline

Kyle Kline

Math Curriculum & Tech Integration Specialist, Delphi Community Jr.-Sr. High School
Kyle Kline is a Google Certified Trainer and in his fourth year as a math curriculum and technology integration specialist at Delphi Community High School. Previously he spent 13 years teaching mathematics at the high school level. He regularly integrated Twitter (@MrKline_EdTech... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 104
  Instructional Coach

11:15am EDT

Is It Cheating If...?
In this session, attendees will learn more about the ways we, as educators, can cope with the challenges we face relating to Academic Dishonesty/Integrity or CHEATING. We will explore tools that are available to us, but we will ultimately focus and real and candid discussion about how we can reverse engineer our tasks and projects using the SAMR model as a lens, not a ladder.
Speakers
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Marcus Painter

Coordinator of Digital Learning, Logansport Community School Corporation
Marcus has been in education for 18 years as a secondary English teacher, Media Specialist, Tech Integration coach, and in his current role as the Coordinator for Digital Learning.  In his professional life, Marcus is passionate about educational technology, student engagement, and... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Instructional Coach

11:15am EDT

Canvas for Beginners
New to Canvas? Don't feel comfortable using Canvas? This session will put you at ease and help you learn how to navigate, set up courses, and create assessments using Canvas.
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Scott McTaggert

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Intermediate Teacher

11:15am EDT

Edulastic: Creating Interactive Formative Assessments for Math and Science
Do you desire instant data with minimal prep work? Do you want your students to get authentic interactive questions to practice on a daily basis? Edulastic is an easy to use, quick assessment tool that will give you valuable in-time data as students are working in the classroom. Come check out all that Edulastic has to offer!   
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Alicia Gebhardt

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
I am a 6th grade STEM teacher at Sunnyside Intermediate. I am a leader of the First Lego League Robotics Club and Girls Who Code club.

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Intermediate Teacher

11:15am EDT

Everyone Can Create—Ignite Creativity with iPad
To succeed in today’s world and to shape tomorrow’s, students need to tap into their creative potential and learn to express themselves in new and innovative ways. Join us to learn about Everyone Can Create, a new program from Apple designed to help unleash the creative potential in every student through photography, video, music, and drawing. In this session, you’ll experience engaging lessons that introduce fundamental skills and techniques in music and drawing using free apps available on iPad.
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Megan Kinsey

Apple

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

11:15am EDT

Indiana: #WeGrowBasketball (& STEM) here!
Indiana basketball is legendary across the country! How did we grow basketball here? What if we created the same systems and opportunities into place for growing STEM? Could we become legendary in STEM? Let’s work on it together in this session.
Speakers
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Theresa Hall

Vice President of Engagement Operations, Project Lead The Way
Theresa works with our nation's largest school districts around the strategic implementation of PLTW’s STEM curriculum.  She began her career as an elementary teacher after graduating from Butler University. Choosing the path of advocating for technology integration and STEM began... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 11:15am - 12:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

Lunch
Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Cafeteria

12:15pm EDT

Open Your Windows and Let in the Accessibility
With a new CEO and mission “to empower every person on the planet to achieve more,” Microsoft has really upped their game when it comes to the built-in accessibility features throughout Windows and Office 365. Join Jena Fahlbush to explore some of the latest features that can improve your students’ access to the curriculum. Text suggestions, dictation, and captioning are a few of the tools that will be highlighted. 
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Jena Fahlbush

PATINS Specialist, PATINS
Jena has served as a Specialist for the PATINS Project since 2015. She holds a Bachelor’s in Elementary Education and is licensed to teach grades K-6. Jena has 9+ years of experience as a special education paraprofessional, peer model preschool co-teacher, Title I teacher, and as... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Accessibility Specialist

12:15pm EDT

TSL: Teen as a Second Language
While the world of edtech can provide you with many tools to use in your classroom, sometimes it is hard to figure out how to leverage these great resources to maximize effect in the 21st Century classroom. It helps to know TSL (Teen as a second language). In this session geared toward middle and high school educators, you will learn how to create a classroom environment that effectively utilizes the tech resources available to "speak the language of teens." Particular focus will be placed on using 1:1 devices and an LMS.
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Neil Radtke

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Neil Radtke is a Google Level 1 certified educator that teaches 8th Graders US History at Klondike Middle School in West Lafayette, Indiana. He is also involved in many extra-curricular activities such as speech team coach and KMS 8th grade murder mystery director.

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 2
  Administrator

12:15pm EDT

Discover the Learning and Literacy Features that make iPads Accessible for All
In this session you will learn how to easily modify your daily lessons for all learners using built in iPad learning and literacy features.  Learn how students can “type” their stories by reading into the Notes app. Also discover how students can listen to their Journey’s stories, tap a word for the definition and pronunciation, and listen again if needed. iPad teachers will not want to miss this session!
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Ashley Withers

Elementary Reading Specialist, Lafayette School Corporation
Ashley Withers has taught kindergarten and first grade over the past seven years at Lafayette School Corporation. She is excited to help teachers use digital accommodations to aid students in being successful with dyslexia in the classroom.
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Kelly Johnston

Title 1 Lead Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Kelly is the Title I Lead Teacher at Edgelea Elementary School.  She is excited to share information on Think Central and Notes.

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Elementary Teacher

12:15pm EDT

ELLevation
ELLevation is more than just data and monitoring! We can make your lesson planning easier and improve your instruction. Learn how to reach your ELLs and engage your entire class!!
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Tiffany Walley

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
My name is Tiffany Walley! I teach first grade at Miami Elementary! I love reaching all my students. My favorite thing to do is travel and experience different cultures. That is why ELL students are my passion and I love learning more to help my students.
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Nancy Harshbarger

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Nancy Harshbarger teaches kindergarten at Miami Elementary. She is a loving, dedicated, and wonderful kindergarten teacher. She is a teacher who pours her heart and soul into teaching and loving every kid. Nancy is working on getting her ELL Certification. She is great with all things... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Elementary Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Room Transformations 101
Have you ever wondered how to teach rigorous standards while still engaging your students? A classroom transformation alters a classroom environment to maximize student engagement and teach rigorous content. Students will become immersed into magical moments through hands-on activities, decorations, and technology based projects. Students walk into classrooms transformed into oceans and become marine biologists for the day as they learn/review standards through related content. Students walk into Jurassic World and learn about life science, ecosystems, and participate in close reading activities.

During this session you will see how to plan magical moments for your students to ignite their learning! Participants will also explore their standards and begin planning a room transformation for their own students!
Speakers
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Samantha Mitchell

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
 Samantha Mitchell is an Elementary Instructional Coach in the Tippecanoe School Corporation. In her 10 years of education, Samantha has taught kindergarten, 2/3 high ability, 4th grade, and 4/5 high ability. She has also been a district-wide technology coach. Samantha received her... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Using Canvas in a K-2 Classroom.
This session will focus on using Canvas to support instruction in the primary grades. Topics include creating a visually appealing home page, developmentally appropriate assignment ideas, and how to use Canvas for eLearning. Participants will see real teacher created materials and leave with detailed how-to instructions.
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Bailey Carpenter

Technology/Instructional Coach, North Montgomery Schools
Technology integration specialist for North Montgomery. I taught middle school social studies for 5 years prior to my current position. I currently focus on helping teachers effectively use technology to meet their curriculum needs.

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 117
  Elementary Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Little Learners, Big Learning: Blending an Elementary Classroom
Blended learning is not just for high schoolers! What does leveraging digital lessons look like with our youngest learners? Learn the basics about blended learning models that make the most of the elementary classroom environment, and share implementation tips and tricks. Blended classrooms can mean BIG learning for our “littles.”
Speakers
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Michele Eaton

Director of Virtual and Blended Learning, MSD of Wayne Township
Michele Eaton is the Director of Virtual and Blended Learning for the M.S.D. of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana and author of the book The Perfect Blend. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and provides leadership for the district's... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

12:15pm EDT

OneNote Class Notebook- A Game Changer
OneNote Class Notebook is an interactive digital notebook that allows teachers to share, collaborate, and connect with one another. Gone are the days of collecting student notebooks to assess to check and give feedback. With OneNote, students can view your resources, while you access each of their notebooks on any device, from any location. You can even create assignments in OneNote that sync with your classroom LMS.
Speakers
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Kyle Beimfohr

Technology Integration Specialist, Zionsville Community Schools
Kyle Beimfohr is the technology integration specialist at Zionsville Community Schools. He has been working as an educator for the last 22 years, with classroom experience in elementary and middle school. He has developed and leads the student technology leadership team (Zeek Squad... Read More →

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Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Featured Speaker

12:15pm EDT

Science Buddies- Revolutionizing STEM education
Science Buddies is a peer mentoring program that partners a high school classroom with an elementary (or middle) school classroom. The older students design and implement projects/lessons/activities for the younger students. Both sides are actively invested in the content and learn soft skills such as collaboration, communication, and problem solving. A virtual component has also been added this year using Google Hangouts taking Science Buddies all across the world-pairing TLHS Earth Science classes with a 5th grade class in Georgia and another high school class in the Ukraine. The possibilities with this initiative are endless! We will take you through example lessons and activities and try out a few involving Google Hangouts and spheros!
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Jill Gilford

Teacher, Twin Lakes School Corporation
14 year Earth/Space Science teacher; Space enthusiast; philanthropy specialist; 2017 top 25 Indiana Teacher of the Year; NASA Educator Crew; 2019 Alan Shepard Technology in Education Award Recipient
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Amber McClatchey

Teacher, Twin Lakes School Corporation
Biology and Anatomy Teacher; Boiler up!

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 9
  High School Teacher

12:15pm EDT

The Virtual Speaker: Bring The Expert to Your Students
In this session, the focus will be on how virtual guest speakers make learning relevant and engage the students of the classroom. I will share with you all of the wonderful guests we have had in the classroom to enhance the lesson/learning. The session will focus on 3 areas: 1) Contact: Using email, phone class and Twitter to reach out. 2) Lesson Discussion: Talk about the protocol/expectations used to interview/talk with the person. 3) Library of Congress Materials: We will examine the Library of Congress Primary Source Analysis Section to show how these resources can assist any lesson in the classroom.
Speakers
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Todd Shriver

Technology/Instructional Coach, North White School Corp
I just finished my 30th year at North White Middle-High School in Monon, Indiana. I spent the first 23 years as a middle-high school social studies teacher and the the past 7 years as the corporation technology coach. The speakers program began in October 2013 with original MTV VJ... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 119
  High School Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Social Media and Cyber Safety
This presentation will discuss issues students face while spending time online - specifically sexting, solicitation, extortion, and cyberbullying - and address ways that we can help them remain safe.
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Amanda Giddings

Youth Educator, IN State Police
Amanda Giddings is a Youth Educator with the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Amanda informs students, parents, and teachers about the risks associated with navigating the internet and social media. Through presenting topics like sexting, solicitation... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 104
  Indiana State Police

12:15pm EDT

Get Creative with Clips: How to Integrate in any Classroom
Join us to learn creative ways to make student-made videos a part of your curriculum. In this iPad-specific session, we will learn how to use Apple’s Clip app and explore some of its unique and engaging features. Discover ways to transform your teaching by providing students with a new, creative way to demonstrate their understanding of a topic or concept.
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Kaleigh Hesher

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Kaleigh Hesher is a 5th grade teacher at Sunnyside Intermediate School, located in Lafayette, IN. As a certified Apple Teacher, Kaleigh excels at finding new and creative ways for students to share their understanding.

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Intermediate Teacher

12:15pm EDT

Let's Find Some Funding: 11 Tips for Grant Success
Come to this session for an introduction to grant writing. Learn about grant writing tips, techniques, and best practices. Learn why a catchy title can make a difference, how to develop an award-winning abstract, what kind of research is necessary to get an idea funded and why, after indentifying what the need is, it's important to take two steps back and think about how to get there.
Speakers
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Gina Boyd

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
I earned a B.S. in Elementary Education from Lipscomb University. I have taught every grade from 1st to 8th, but sixteen of my twenty-five years of teaching have been in the self-contained High Ability 4th and 5th grade classroom at Mayflower. As the Elementary School Teacher Advocate... Read More →
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Christine Isbell

Executive Director, Public Schools Foundation of Tippecanoe County
The mission of the Public Schools Foundation of Tippecanoe County is to promote excellence in education and encourage classroom innovation by providing grants to public school teachers in Tippecanoe County. I've been the executive director of the foundation for 20 years and administer... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Public Schools Foundation

12:15pm EDT

Canvas and Nearpod
This session is designed to cover the integration of Nearpod through Canvas. Topics will include: how to coordinate student lessons, pushing out both live and self-paced lessons, and how to organize Nearpod when planning.
Speakers
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Colin Kiely

Customer Succes Manager, Nearpod
Former ELA and Special Education educator with experiences in publishing. Midwest Customer Success Manager working in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. Notorious for getting off-topic as a teacher.

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

Measuring Student Growth and Proficiency Using DreamBox Data
This session is for educators who have been using DreamBox in the classroom and are ready to take a deeper dive. Participants use DreamBox reports, such as the Activity Tab, Standards Tab, and Student Overview Tab, to measure progress and proficiency against standards, identify learning gains and areas for growth, and to determine student growth and progress.
Speakers
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Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

12:15pm EDT

Study Island Group Sessions: A Powerful Feature to Ensure ILEARN Success
If you use Kahoot you will love Study Islands 2 NEW Group Session features! Challenge and Race Mode. How do you use Study Island, Edmentum’s K-12 formative assessment and test preparation program, to prepare your students for ILEARN? Join me to discover how you can use Study Island Group Sessions, a great feature to support collaborative group practice, quick formative assessments, and even a little class competition. Built to Indiana Academic Standards, Study Island includes assessment items and practice topics to ensure students can meet grade-level standards just in time for test day—make sure your implementation is as powerful as it can be!
Speakers
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Jackie Weber

Education Consultant, Other
Jackie Weber lives in Frankfort, IN and has served in Education for 14 years. She is a former special education teacher and high school administrator. She has been an Education Consultant with Edmentum for the past 5 years. Jackie holds Bachelor of Science in Special Education from... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 12:15pm - 1:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

What is Th-AT? Assistive Tech Exploration
 Creating an engaging classroom including multiple means for expression and reception can be fun and exciting! Come learn about new pieces of educational technology in this hands-on exploration session! No experience is needed and open minds are welcome! In this interactive session, participants will explore various assistive technology tools and learn about best practice use and assessment. This session will address assistive technology within universally designed educational environments with practical suggestions across the community, school, and home.
Speakers
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Kelli Suding

PATINS Specialist, PATINS Project
Kelli holds a M.Ed. with licensing in both general and special education K-6. Kelli has keynote, national, state and regional presentation, and training experience. She does have a strong understanding of and ability to connect theory to practice. Her instructional experience has... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Accessibility Specialist

1:15pm EDT

ILEARN Prep - Track the Data
This session will show teachers and administrators how they can use Canvas to prepare students for ILEARN and drive data discussions within their building. We will demonstrate how to use Canvas assessment tools to mimic ILEARN performance tasks and tech-enhanced questions. We will also show how we collect, analyze, and respond to common assessment data generated through our school-wide Canvas course.
Speakers
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Jason Vandewalle

Administrator, Lafayette School Corporation
Purdue Alum Former 5th Grade STEM teacher Hopeless and distraught Purdue fan 2017 Sunnyside March Madness Bracket Winner Current Lafayette Sunnyside Intermediate Assistant Principal
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Lindsey Martin

Assistant Principal, Lafayette School Corporation
Purdue Alum Former Lafayette Jefferson High School math teacher Tough Mudder Participant (17 of 20 obstacles completed) Bowling Extraordinaire Current Lafayette Sunnyside Intermediate Assistant Principal

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Administrator

1:15pm EDT

Don't Ditch That Tech: Differentiated Instruction Using Technology: K-4
Daunted by differentiation AND lots of devices? The key isn’t to throw it away--it’s to know the right tool, for the right teacher, for the right moment for ALL the right students! Try practical ideas on creating effective attention-grabbers, differentiating content, building metacognition, and more. Be BAD & (Bring A Device)!
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Dr. Angelia Ridgway

Teacher, University of Indianapolis
Dr. Angie Ridgway began her career in middle and high school Spanish teaching. She's now working with future secondary teachers and new faculty members at University of Indianapolis. Her passion lies in supporting new teachers' work in the implementation of original pedagogies that... Read More →
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Nate Ridgway


Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Elementary Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Gamification to Inspire your Elementary Students
Learn to inspire your students by adding elements of gamification to your classroom. After two years of implementing with my 4th graders, I have witnessed the excitement and learning potential of gamification. Participants will learn tricks and tips on how to introduce gaming.
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Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 2
  Elementary Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Taking a Byte Out of Coding: How to Start Coding in Your Elementary Class
Learn how to teach coding to your students! You will not believe how easy it is to teach your students the basics of computer programming. Your students will be engaged using the individualized program, and you will enjoy learning it with them! I will talk briefly about how to set up your account and discuss how I use Hour of Code in my 3rd grade classroom.
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Kasie Slater

3rd Grade Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
I am a third grade teacher from Murdock Elementary School. I have been at Murdock since 2009. I am a member of the Digital Leadership team for LSC and love to incorporate technology into teaching. I am a mother to a wild 4 year old boy. He is my pride and joy, and I spend my time... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 9
  Elementary Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Inclusive Design: 9 Considerations for Accessible Digital Content
Technology can open doors for our students. However, much of the digital content we use in class is not accessible by all of our learners. It is our responsibility as educators to be proactive and inclusive in our design of digital lessons and materials. In this session, learn about the 9 aspects of accessibility you should consider as you choose, evaluate, and/or create digital materials for your students. Let’s embrace digital equity and ensure access for ALL learners! (All participants will leave with a free accessibility handbook.)
Speakers
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Michele Eaton

Director of Virtual and Blended Learning, MSD of Wayne Township
Michele Eaton is the Director of Virtual and Blended Learning for the M.S.D. of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana and author of the book The Perfect Blend. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and provides leadership for the district's... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 102
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Movie-Making in a Flash with Spark Video
In this hands-on session, learn how to create your movies with the delightfully simple creation tool Spark Video. Accessible on Chromebooks, iPads and from a web browser, Spark Video lets students and teachers make movies in any subject area. You'll see examples, a quick demo, and have a chance to try out this free tool!
Speakers
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Monica Burns

EdTech & Curriculum Consultant, Class Tech Tips

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 140
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

The All New Google Sites
Google has developed a brand new version of Google Sites that makes it easier than ever to quickly create an attractive and useful website. Learn how to use this new tool to make a classroom or organization website including a welcome page, calendar page, files page, links page, pictures page, and more.
Speakers
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Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room Choir
  Featured Speaker

1:15pm EDT

Utilizing DyKnow for Classroom Management
DyKnow is a classroom management tool that can be effectively used, especially when you are walking around the classroom. You don't have to sit at your desk to use the tools and tricks that help keep your students on task. Learn how to set-up blocking plans for daily use, lock screens, and other tools that allow DyKnow to help manage your 1:1 class.
Speakers
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Connie Hahn

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Connie is an English teacher at Jefferson High School.

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 120
  High School Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Social Media and Cyber Safety
This presentation will discuss issues students face while spending time online - specifically sexting, solicitation, extortion, and cyberbullying - and address ways that we can help them remain safe.
Speakers
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Amanda Giddings

Youth Educator, IN State Police
Amanda Giddings is a Youth Educator with the Indiana State Police Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force. Amanda informs students, parents, and teachers about the risks associated with navigating the internet and social media. Through presenting topics like sexting, solicitation... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 104
  Indiana State Police

1:15pm EDT

Flipping Your Classroom: How To Regain Valuable Minutes for Innovative Instruction
Going to sessions at the IGNITE conference can definitely light a fire when it comes to implementing ideas into the classroom. Flipping the classroom allows students to learn content in a 1:1 environment at home while leaving valuable class time for teacher-assisted help, innovative projects, and more hands-on learning experiences. By making videos through a tool like EdPuzzle, teachers are able to track student viewing data and ask formative and summative questions, all while paving the way for a restructured, engaging, and fun use of classroom time.
Speakers
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Christy Diehl

Technology/Instructional Coach, Lafayette School Corporation
After spending 9 years as a classroom teacher, Christy is the current media specialist and instructional coach at Jefferson High School. She has been involved with technology integration and implementation for the last six years. While in the classroom as a social studies teacher... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 117
  Instructional Coach

1:15pm EDT

Reading E-Texts Successfully: What It Takes
Reading e-texts effectively and efficiently depends on mastery of a complex set of reading skills, study skills, and technical skills. Natasha Ploss and Sarah Powley collaborated to identify these skills and teach the technical skills specific to Chromebooks and the Honors Chemistry e- text to Natasha's students. The presenters conducted student surveys and extensively researched the field of reading comprehension as it relates to e-texts. 91% of the students reported that their ability to use e-texts improved because of what they learned. Individual teachers of all disciplines who use e-texts or are likely to use them in the future can benefit from understanding the complexity of reading e-texts and, beyond that, of reading online. A handout listing the reading and technical skills required to use e-texts successfully will be provided.
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Natasha Ploss

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Natasha Ploss teaches Honors Chemistry at McCutcheon High School.
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Sarah Powley

Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
A former English teacher, I am an instructional coach in the Tippecanoe School Corporation, serving secondary teachers 6-12 in all disciplines. I am a member of a professional learning community (PLC) at McCutcheon High School that focuses on literacy, especially as it relates to... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Instructional Coach

1:15pm EDT

Surprisingly Simple Secrets in Slides
In this session, we will go beyond the typical uses and applications for Google Slides. We will uncover some hidden gems, unique applications, and more innovative ways to use Google Slides in any classroom.
Speakers
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Marcus Painter

Coordinator of Digital Learning, Logansport Community School Corporation
Marcus has been in education for 18 years as a secondary English teacher, Media Specialist, Tech Integration coach, and in his current role as the Coordinator for Digital Learning.  In his professional life, Marcus is passionate about educational technology, student engagement, and... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Instructional Coach

1:15pm EDT

Using Technology to Enhance Learning for ELLs
Participants will walk away with ideas and resources to gamify their lessons, integrate technology into the 4 WIDA domains, as well as strategies to embed speaking opportunities seamlessly for not only ELLs, but all learners.
Speakers
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BeAnn Younker

Administrator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Dr. Younker has been in education for over nearly 30 years, wearing many hats along the way. She currently serves as Tippecanoe School Corporation's Director of Student Services which oversees High Ability, Title I, Title III, and numerous other programs.
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Carrie Painter

EL Coordinator, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Carrie is a Purdue University graduate who has been in education for 16 years. Prior to her current role as English Learner Coordinator for Tippecanoe School Corporation, she was a middle school English teacher. Her interests include technology, reading, all things Disney and Marvel... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

1:15pm EDT

Welcome to the OneNote App
Have you used or are you using OneNote? This session is for YOU! Just in case you were starting to panic, OneNote 2016 is not going away, at least, not right away. Microsoft is no longer pushing new features to OneNote 2016. All new features are only being pushed to the OneNote Windows 10 App ONLY. Now is the time to learn about the OneNote App and all of the new features!
Speakers
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Summer Winrotte

Digital Instructional Coach & Math Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Summer holds a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics Education and a Master of Science in Education in Learning Design and Technology from Purdue University. She works as a digital instructional coach and math teacher at Tecumseh Junior High School in Lafayette, Indiana. In her digital... Read More →

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Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Instructional Coach

1:15pm EDT

Kickin' it with Keynote: More than Just a Slideshow
Keynote is a powerful app that can be used to create much more than just your basic slideshow. In this iPad-specific session, we will explore tools and features that will allow you and your students to take your Keynote presentations to a whole new level. Discover innovative, creative ways to make Keynote a part of your curriculum.
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Kaleigh Hesher

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Kaleigh Hesher is a 5th grade teacher at Sunnyside Intermediate School, located in Lafayette, IN. As a certified Apple Teacher, Kaleigh excels at finding new and creative ways for students to share their understanding.

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Intermediate Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Interactive Coding for Grades 6 - 8
We will be presenting MIT App Inventor basic features for the middle school level. We will show some apps that students have created and how this could be used in cross curricular classrooms by and for students. We will then give time to explore the program and guidance in creating a quick app the audience can take back and use in their classroom right away.
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Adelle Marvin

PLTW teacher, Delphi Community School Corporation
I have been the Project Lead The Way teacher at Delphi Community Elementary School for the past four years. I have built a VEX robotics program at the elementary level that includes a summer program and school year competitive season. I partner with Purdue University's EPICS course... Read More →
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Nicole Nelson

Teacher, Delphi Community School Corporation
I am a Project Lead the Way teacher for the middle school level. I have been teaching in this area for the past two years. I have been trained in three of the 10 Gateway programs (design and modeling, automation and robotics and app creators). We have grown the program to offer classes... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Middle School Teacher

1:15pm EDT

Discover Apple Schoolwork and Classroom: Powerful Tools for Teaching
Learn how to manage iPad devices during class, easily distribute and collect materials, assign activities within apps, follow student progress, and collaborate with each of your students—all in real time. These new teaching tools help you and your students take advantage of the creative power of iPad.
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Megan Kinsey

Apple

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

Introduction to Nearpod: 10+ engagement activities for your lessons
This session is a basic introduction to Nearpod. We’ll cover how to create and launch Nearpod pods lessons and how to leverage our various engagement activities. Activities range from multimedia to virtual field trips to gamification assessments. This is meant to get you a sense of how Nearpod can change your content to connect with different learners.
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Colin Kiely

Customer Succes Manager, Nearpod
Former ELA and Special Education educator with experiences in publishing. Midwest Customer Success Manager working in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Michigan and Ohio. Notorious for getting off-topic as a teacher.

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

Study Island Built Tests: A Powerful Feature to Ensure ILEARN Success
How do you use Study Island, Edmentum’s K-12 formative assessment and test preparation program, to prepare your students for ILEARN? Join me to discover how you can use Study Island’s Test Builder to design custom assessments for short standards-based quizzes, unit tests, or benchmark assessments. You will leave with a cross-walk document that pinpoints the Study Island Topic that matches the critical standards identified by the DOE. Learn how to use the reporting features from the built test to help drive instruction. Built to Indiana Academic Standards, Study Island includes assessment items and practice topics to ensure students can meet grade-level standards just in time for test day—make sure your implementation is as powerful as it can be!
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Jackie Weber

Education Consultant, Other
Jackie Weber lives in Frankfort, IN and has served in Education for 14 years. She is a former special education teacher and high school administrator. She has been an Education Consultant with Edmentum for the past 5 years. Jackie holds Bachelor of Science in Special Education from... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Vendor Product Specialist

1:15pm EDT

Using AssignFocus™ in DreamBox to Differentiate for All Learners
DreamBox’s revolutionary AssignFocus feature allows educators to create differentiated and personalized assignments using real-time proficiency data about each learner. In this session, educators learn how to analyze student data to support learning progressions. Additionally, participants will learn to create focused assignments using NWEA MAP data, Envision units, and Indiana Academic Standards.
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Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Thursday June 6, 2019 1:15pm - 2:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Starting your own Makerspace
Wanting a makerspace in your building or classroom? Come and learn about how Earhart Elementary implemented the use of a makerspace! The presenters will share how the tools and products were used for student innovation and design. Attendees will learn about some of the products from a student perspective and play with fun and engaging activities!
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Ryan Habben

Principal, Lafayette School Corporation
Ryan is the principal and technology leader at Earhart Elementary School.

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Administrator

2:15pm EDT

Edpuzzle - Make any video your lesson
Make any video your lesson. With Edpuzzle, you can use preexisting videos to do just that. You'll learn how to filter and annotate a wide variety of videos, while assessing student understanding.
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Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 002
  Elementary Teacher

2:15pm EDT

BYOE: Build Your Own Expedition
The release of Google Expeditions in 2015 gave teachers and students the ability to go anywhere in the world in just a few swipes of their app. Unfortunately, teachers were not able to create their own Expeditions. Now it's 2019 where teachers AND students have the ability to create their own own with Google's Tour Creator! Don't miss out on this opportunity to get hands-on experience with creating a 360 degree virtual tour.
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Kyle Beimfohr

Technology Integration Specialist, Zionsville Community Schools
Kyle Beimfohr is the technology integration specialist at Zionsville Community Schools. He has been working as an educator for the last 22 years, with classroom experience in elementary and middle school. He has developed and leads the student technology leadership team (Zeek Squad... Read More →
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Kyle Kline

Math Curriculum & Tech Integration Specialist, Delphi Community Jr.-Sr. High School
Kyle Kline is a Google Certified Trainer and in his fourth year as a math curriculum and technology integration specialist at Delphi Community High School. Previously he spent 13 years teaching mathematics at the high school level. He regularly integrated Twitter (@MrKline_EdTech... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Chromebook Accessibility Tools
Chromebooks are touted as the computer "For Everyone". To make this true Google has built into Chromebooks many accessibility features. In this session we will examine all of these features including text-to-speech tools (ChromeVox and settings), display options (screen magnifier, resolution, fonts), keyboard options (on-screen keyboard, sticky keys, highlighting, shortcuts), mouse and touchpad settings (cursor, highlighting, tab dragging), and more.
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Eric Curts

Technology Integration Specialist, Control Alt Achieve
Eric has been in education for 30 years, and currently serves as a Technology Integration Specialist for SPARCC in North Canton, Ohio where he oversees Google for Education implementation, training, and support, as well as other technology integration initiatives. Eric is an authorized... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room Choir
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Hey ILEARN, I just want to take another look at you: Student Success with Assessment
We are far from the ISTEP now and an ILEARN Assessment was born. In year one we focused on understanding the new assessment and now with a year of the new assessment in the books, we need to better understand how to utilize teaching and learning to set our students and staff up for success. In this session, we will reflect on year one and refresh our ILEARN understanding, better understand the importance of difficulty and complexity (DOK), and focus on best “tradigital” (traditional and digital) tools and strategies for success with assessment. Maybe it’s not time to let the old ways die but it is time to find success for all with assessment.
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Duke Lines

Technology/Instructional Coach, CIESC
Duke Lines is the Innovation Learning Specialist for CIESC. Before joining the CIESC professional learning team, Duke served as a teacher, PLC leader, instructional coach, dean of students, and administrator. He is a Certified Google Educator & Trainer and who is focused on being... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Office365 for Littles
Feel like technology always works for big kids but never for your students? In this session, learn how to navigate Office365 in the primary grades, from sign-on to online, and everything in-between. Leave with at least ten practical lessons you can use with your students to help them with both future-ready tech skills and classroom content.
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Suzy Lolley

Technology/Instructional Coach, Kennesaw State University iTeach (Georgia)
Suzy Lolley is in her sixteenth year in public education. She has served as both a middle and high school English teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist for teachers of grades K-12. In her current role as a Kennesaw State University iTeach Education Technology Specialist... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 117
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Podcast Me: Help Your Students Voice be Heard
You want to share the awesomeness your students are creating, but how do you reach a larger audience? Ask the person next to you right now what podcasts they listen to? Whether they rattle off a few favorites or give you a crazy look, bring them to this session to find out how you or your students can start up a podcast. Participants will leave this session with the nuts and bolts of starting a podcast as well as the stories and structures for involving podcasts as a vehicle for amplifying your student voice. Deeper learning is not meant to take place in a vacuum. Sharing the work can be the most important part, so put this session on your agenda!
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Eddie Small

CTE Innovation Coach, Central Nine Career Center
Currently serving as the CTE Innovation Coach for Central Nine Career Center in Greenwood, Indiana, Eddie Small has had direct involvement in school systems as a Technology Integration Specialist and Teacher for the past 11 years. Eddie uses his knowledge and experience in classroom... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Science Lock Box Activities
Have some fun in this interactive session while learning how to integrate math and earth science concepts with the periodic table. After participants crash-land on an alien planet, they must make their way through a series of puzzles to correctly identify the fuel source (mystery element) needed by their ship to transport them back home to Earth. This breakout activity begins with a puzzle related to atomic numbers. Each puzzle along the way will lead participants to come up with combinations to locked boxes that reveal new activities including rock identification and a periodic table scavenger hunt. The final activity utilizes prism glasses and a poster of emission spectra to identify the correct fuel source. There is an option to incorporate Google Forms so that student groups can receive launch codes that reveal a hidden message. Tips and tricks related to developing breakout activities for the classroom will be included, along with anecdotal information from our experiences using this activity in the middle school classroom.
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Sarah Nern

Chemistry Outreach, Purdue University
Sarah Nern is a science and mathematics teacher with fourteen years of classroom teaching experience. She began teaching at North Vermillion High School in Cayuga, Indiana before moving to Seeger High School is West Lebanon, Indiana where she taught chemistry, middle school science... Read More →
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Steven Smith

Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Science Outreach, Purdue University
Steven Smith is the K-12 Outreach Coordinator for the Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences at Purdue University. He has a bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a masters in Science Education, both from Purdue University. Steven has worked with the College... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Taming the Wild Text: 15 Tools for Digital Readers
In this fast-paced session, you will learn about 15 favorite technology tools for digital readers. These tools are perfect for K-12 teachers and totally customizable for your learning goals. The goal of this session is to help educators understand the power of technology in the hands of digital readers through the presentation of a series of tools in the context of classroom learning experiences. Join Dr. Monica Burns as she shares her favorites tools for Chromebooks, iPads and any device you have as you help readers across subject areas tame the wild text.
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Monica Burns

EdTech & Curriculum Consultant, Class Tech Tips

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 140
  Featured Speaker

2:15pm EDT

Create Interactive Lessons with Nearpod
Create powerful interactive lessons easily with Nearpod. Learn how to turn a simple PowerPoint into an engaging way to reach and assess your students. You will transform an existing PowerPoint or create a new lesson in this session by adding quizzes, polls, drawings, and more. Syncs with Canvas. Great for all subject areas - math, science, English, social studies, etc.
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Gregory Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Veteran social studies teacher at Jefferson High School who has been using Nearpod for three years

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 105
  High School Teacher

2:15pm EDT

What Mister Rogers Taught Me About Tech in the Classroom
Mister Rogers is the spirit animal of any educator, parent, or anyone else who loves to enrich the lives of students. Through this fun talk complete with video clips, we'll learn the important, time-tested lessons that one superfan (and dad of a toddler superfan) learned from the Land of Make Believe.
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Phil Wrighthouse

Teacher, Community Schools of Frankfort
Phil is an English teacher at Frankfort HS originally from Attica, Indiana. He's Flipgrid, PearDeck, and Google Certified. He lives in Attica with his wife, daughter, and two dogs.

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 009
  High School Teacher

2:15pm EDT

Graphic Design for the Classroom
In this session we'll explore websites like Canva, Pixabay, Coolors, Remove.bg, and many more! You don't have to spend money on TpT to get great looking graphics for your classroom. Start making your own brand and help students create theirs.
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Sarah Margeson

Coordinator of Connected Learning, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Sarah Margeson is the Coordinator of Connected Learning with the Tippecanoe School Corporation in Indiana. Prior to joining the TSC Technology Department, Sarah taught high school math for six years. She holds two degrees from Purdue University, including a Masters in Instructional... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

Make Your Discussions Come to Life! Flip Your Discussions Using Flipgrid
Empower your students to take charge of their discussions using FlipGrid. Are you tired of the classroom discussions where you feel like you are pulling teeth to get the students to talk? Does it feel like "Bueller, Bueller, Bueller?" in your classroom? It's time to give Flipgrid a try! Discussions can come to life when you decide to use Flipgrid to post questions, use as a message board and create video responses. Come and see how you can use FlipGrid in your classroom!
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Terra Kline

Technology/Instructional Coach, Tippecanoe School Corporation
My name is Terra Kline and I have been teaching since 2003. I have a Bachelor's Degree in Family Consumer Sciences Education from Purdue University and my Master's Degree in Education from Indiana Wesleyan University. I am also a Google Certified Trainer and was recently accepted... Read More →
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Alyse Kline

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Keegan Kline


Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Instructional Coach

2:15pm EDT

Here's My Idea: What Do You Think?
Our panel of experienced and successful grant writers will provide feedback and specific suggestions on your idea for a classroom or school wide project that needs funding - think speed dating for grant writing. Panelists include Gina Boyd, Debbie Beckett and Alyce Myers.
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Gina Boyd

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
I earned a B.S. in Elementary Education from Lipscomb University. I have taught every grade from 1st to 8th, but sixteen of my twenty-five years of teaching have been in the self-contained High Ability 4th and 5th grade classroom at Mayflower. As the Elementary School Teacher Advocate... Read More →
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Christine Isbell

Executive Director, Public Schools Foundation of Tippecanoe County
The mission of the Public Schools Foundation of Tippecanoe County is to promote excellence in education and encourage classroom innovation by providing grants to public school teachers in Tippecanoe County. I've been the executive director of the foundation for 20 years and administer... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 141
  Public Schools Foundation

2:15pm EDT

Creating PreK-12 Computer Science Pathway with Project Lead The Way
Project Lead The Way is committed to expanding access to high-quality computer science education and professional development across the country and in Indiana. Fewer than 40% of Indiana schools offer Computer Science to their students and in rural counties that number drops to 20%. In Indiana K-8 Computer Science standards will be tested on the new ILearn exam beginning this year, and all high schools will be required to offer at least one CS elective beginning in 2021. Let’s work on creating an aligned pathway for your students! Computer Science is no longer an industry, it is part of every industry.
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Theresa Hall

Vice President of Engagement Operations, Project Lead The Way
Theresa works with our nation's largest school districts around the strategic implementation of PLTW’s STEM curriculum.  She began her career as an elementary teacher after graduating from Butler University. Choosing the path of advocating for technology integration and STEM began... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Everyone Can Create—Ignite Creativity with iPad
To succeed in today’s world and to shape tomorrow’s, students need to tap into their creative potential and learn to express themselves in new and innovative ways. Join us to learn about Everyone Can Create, a new program from Apple designed to help unleash the creative potential in every student through photography, video, music, and drawing. In this session, you’ll experience engaging lessons that introduce fundamental skills and techniques in music and drawing using free apps available on iPad.
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Megan Kinsey

Apple

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 148
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Unlock an egg-citing literacy world with Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress!
We think learning to read should be fun! Edmentum’s dynamic 2-in-1 literacy solution, Reading Eggs and Reading Eggspress, is designed to build and reinforce foundational reading skills for preK-6th grade students. A short placement test ensures students receive individualized pathways for building their core reading skills, but did you know there’s more? Join me to learn more about all the awesome features these programs have to offer to support spelling, sight word recognition, language skills, writing and more!
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Jackie Weber

Education Consultant, Other
Jackie Weber lives in Frankfort, IN and has served in Education for 14 years. She is a former special education teacher and high school administrator. She has been an Education Consultant with Edmentum for the past 5 years. Jackie holds Bachelor of Science in Special Education from... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

Using DreamBox to Inform and Empower Classroom Learning
This session is for educators who have been using DreamBox in the classroom and are ready to take a deeper dive. Participants will learn how to use powerful DreamBox tools, such as Activity Tab lessons, TeacherTools, and MyFlexPD Resources, to incorporate into classroom learning opportunities with students.
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Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

2:15pm EDT

What's new with Follett Destiny?
You know Destiny as your library solution, but did you know you can use it to enhance lessons in your classroom? Come to this session to learn about recent enhancements and a sneak peek into some exciting new features of the Destiny solution. This is a great session for media specialists, librarians, classroom teachers, and tech integrators! 
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Joe Barry

Product Specialist, Follett

Thursday June 6, 2019 2:15pm - 3:00pm EDT
Room 143
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

Supporting Students with Dyslexia
“Dyslexia robs a person of time; accommodations return it.” - Sally Shaywitz.  Dyslexia is not indicative of one’s intelligence; and with the appropriate accommodations, students will be able to access grade level curriculum in the best way that they learn.  Classroom accommodations make it possible for students to learn and demonstrate their learning through full participation in classroom instruction independently.  

Attendees will leave this fast paced session with low or no cost iOS, PC/Mac, Chrome extension tools for immediate implementation to support all students in improving literacy skills, decrease behaviors and increase self esteem.
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Kelli Suding

PATINS Specialist, PATINS Project
Kelli holds a M.Ed. with licensing in both general and special education K-6. Kelli has keynote, national, state and regional presentation, and training experience. She does have a strong understanding of and ability to connect theory to practice. Her instructional experience has... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 144
  Accessibility Specialist

3:15pm EDT

Two Teachers in a Room - Personality and Planning
In this session, we'll take a closer look at co-operative planning. Discover strategies for effective communication with a co-teacher; as well as how to deliver explicit, seamless instruction to all learners, and reflect on practices.
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Denona Pryor

Administrator, Lafayette School Corporation
Denona Pryor is Director of Special Education for Lafayette School Corp.

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 119
  Administrator

3:15pm EDT

Apps for ELLs
We will show you some great apps that you can use to help reach and engage your ELL learners and your whole class!
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Nancy Harshbarger

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Nancy Harshbarger teaches kindergarten at Miami Elementary. She is a loving, dedicated, and wonderful kindergarten teacher. She is a teacher who pours her heart and soul into teaching and loving every kid. Nancy is working on getting her ELL Certification. She is great with all things... Read More →
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Tiffany Walley

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
My name is Tiffany Walley! I teach first grade at Miami Elementary! I love reaching all my students. My favorite thing to do is travel and experience different cultures. That is why ELL students are my passion and I love learning more to help my students.

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 145
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Best Use of Smart Notebook and your BenQ Board
Smart Notebook tools and resources. How to use in them in the classroom.
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Melissa Hunt

Teacher, Lafayette School Cooperation
4th grade teacher at Vinton Elementary
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Jami Yuill

Technology/Instructional Coach and Title 1 Lead Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
Jami has been at Lafayette School Corporation for 10 years and a Title 1 Lead Teacher for 8 years now. She works closely with teachers to integrate technology in classrooms daily through the use iPads and BenQ boards.

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 120
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Classkick - Collaborate with students in realtime
Assess and collaborate with students, as they work in real-time. Give feedback, or allow students to work together to solve a variety of problems. Classkick's versatility and ease of access can give teachers a greater reach as they attempt to help their students.
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Nick Schreyer

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Seventh year teacher, who has had a 1:1 environment for the entirety of their teaching career. I have used both iPads and Chromebooks in the classroom, and have fostered classroom communities that have taken their technology home.

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 002
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Edulastic: Create ILEARN like assessments for ELA
Edulastic assessments prepare students for ILEARN and other standardized assessments with multiple types of technology enhanced questions. In this session, you will learn how to create Reading and Language assessment questions and track students' standards mastery.
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Jenny Banning

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporatin
Jenny is a fourth grade teacher at Edgelea Elementary in Lafayette School Corporation. She is excited to share about the website that will help to prepare your students for technology enhanced assessments.
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Macy Smith

Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
 

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 142
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Empatico- Connect Your Classroom to the World
Empatico empowers teachers and students to explore the world through experiences that spark curiosity, kindness, and empathy. We combine live video with activities designed to foster meaningful connections among students ages 6-11.
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Brittany Bredar

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
Brittany Bredar’s mission is to instill a love for learning in all her students. She started her teaching career with the Tippecanoe School Corporation after graduating with a bachelor’s degree from Western Governors University of Indiana. Brittany is now in her fourth year teaching... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 107
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Epic ways to use Epic! in the Classroom
The Epic! reading app is described by teachers as being the Netflix of books (but completely free)! Imagine the possibilities of having thousands of books at your fingertips. In this session, attendees will be exploring the features of Epic! and creating engaging/rigorous lessons to use across the curriculum. Dive in to using Epic! for differentiation, as well as, explore how to use Epic! during center/Daily 5 time. Epic! will leave your students begging to read just one more page!
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Jessica Davis

Teacher, Rensselaer School Corporation
Jessica Davis is a 4th Grade High Ability Teacher in the Renssealer School Corporation. She is a teacher at an Apple Distinguished School. She enjoys using technology to engage her students and take her content to the next level.
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Samantha Mitchell

Teacher, Tippecanoe School Corporation
 Samantha Mitchell is an Elementary Instructional Coach in the Tippecanoe School Corporation. In her 10 years of education, Samantha has taught kindergarten, 2/3 high ability, 4th grade, and 4/5 high ability. She has also been a district-wide technology coach. Samantha received her... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 105
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Little Learners, Big Learning: Blending an Elementary Classroom
Blended learning is not just for high schoolers! What does leveraging digital lessons look like with our youngest learners? Learn the basics about blended learning models that make the most of the elementary classroom environment, and share implementation tips and tricks. Blended classrooms can mean BIG learning for our “littles.”
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Michele Eaton

Director of Virtual and Blended Learning, MSD of Wayne Township
Michele Eaton is the Director of Virtual and Blended Learning for the M.S.D. of Wayne Township in Indianapolis, Indiana and author of the book The Perfect Blend. She focuses on staff and course development for Achieve Virtual Education Academy and provides leadership for the district's... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 102
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Taking a Byte Out of Coding: How to Start Coding in Your Elementary Class
Learn how to teach coding to your students! You will not believe how easy it is to teach your students the basics of computer programming. Your students will be engaged using the individualized program, and you will enjoy learning it with them! I will talk briefly about how to set up your account and discuss how I use Hour of Code in my 3rd grade classroom.
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Kasie Slater

3rd Grade Teacher, Lafayette School Corporation
I am a third grade teacher from Murdock Elementary School. I have been at Murdock since 2009. I am a member of the Digital Leadership team for LSC and love to incorporate technology into teaching. I am a mother to a wild 4 year old boy. He is my pride and joy, and I spend my time... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 9
  Elementary Teacher

3:15pm EDT

Modules: The Hidden Treasure of Canvas LMS
Modules are the unsung hero of Canvas LMS. Not only do they provide a file-folder structure for grouping documents, but they allow interactivity and gamification too! Learn how to create modules, help students navigate them, and make them interactive PLUS a fun trick for making them cute! You will leave with practical ideas you can use.
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Suzy Lolley

Technology/Instructional Coach, Kennesaw State University iTeach (Georgia)
Suzy Lolley is in her sixteenth year in public education. She has served as both a middle and high school English teacher and an Instructional Technology Specialist for teachers of grades K-12. In her current role as a Kennesaw State University iTeach Education Technology Specialist... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 117
  Featured Speaker

3:15pm EDT

Simple Steps for Website Creation with Spark Page
In this hands-on session, learn how to create your own website with the easy-to-use creation tool Spark Page. Accessible on Chromebooks, iPads and from a web browser, this tool is perfect for student projects and teacher creations. You'll see examples, a quick demo, and have a chance to try out this free tool!
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Monica Burns

EdTech & Curriculum Consultant, Class Tech Tips

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 140
  Featured Speaker

3:15pm EDT

Teaching with STEM in Mind
In this ever changing world, the demands and need for collaborative, creative problem solvers increases. Do our classrooms of today prepare students for anything and everything? Are we developing students capable of becoming their own teachers? With so much attention paid to student performance and school achievement, it is imperative to engage and empower teachers and students in deeper learning and help everyone find success in school and beyond. We believe thinking, teaching, and learning with “STEM” in mind can help students find success in anything. This session will focus on problem-based, project-based, inquiry-based, and design thinking processes. Discover your why, network and problem solve with colleagues in the field.
Speakers
avatar for Duke Lines

Duke Lines

Technology/Instructional Coach, CIESC
Duke Lines is the Innovation Learning Specialist for CIESC. Before joining the CIESC professional learning team, Duke served as a teacher, PLC leader, instructional coach, dean of students, and administrator. He is a Certified Google Educator & Trainer and who is focused on being... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 106
  Featured Speaker

3:15pm EDT

Igniting Student Choice with Digital Learning Menus
“…at its core, differentiated instruction means addressing ways in which students vary as learners.” – Carol Ann Tomlinson
Learning Menus (aka choice boards) are a form of differentiated learning that gives students a menu or choice of learning activities. Come learn the why's, what's, and how's of giving students choice in demonstrating what they know. Attendees will receive sample templates and even start creating their own choice board during this session.
Speakers
avatar for Kyle Kline

Kyle Kline

Math Curriculum & Tech Integration Specialist, Delphi Community Jr.-Sr. High School
Kyle Kline is a Google Certified Trainer and in his fourth year as a math curriculum and technology integration specialist at Delphi Community High School. Previously he spent 13 years teaching mathematics at the high school level. He regularly integrated Twitter (@MrKline_EdTech... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 103
  Instructional Coach

3:15pm EDT

Deep Dive into Dyknow: How to Maximize Classroom Management in 1:1 Student Device Programs
This session will focus on the features and functionality of the Dyknow platform. Attend this session to understand how monitor student devices, implement blocking plans, and gather knowledge on student activities. This session will be hosted by Mark Branigan, Business Development Director at Dyknow.
Speakers
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Dyknow

Exhibitor, Dyknow
Dyknow is a classroom management solution that helps teachers defeat student device distraction.

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 147
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

Overview of DreamBox Learning
Why DreamBox? In this session, participants learn how the program adapts for all learners, engage in the student experience, and explore the philosophy behind DreamBox Learning. This session is for any educator eager to discover how DreamBox can be a powerful mathematics solution for all students. You do not have to be a current DreamBox user to attend this session.
Speakers
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Hillary Rayburn

Professional Development Specialist, DreamBox Learning

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 149
  Vendor Product Specialist

3:15pm EDT

Study Island Group Sessions: A Powerful Feature to Ensure ILEARN Success
If you use Kahoot you will love Study Islands 2 NEW Group Session features! Challenge and Race Mode. How do you use Study Island, Edmentum’s K-12 formative assessment and test preparation program, to prepare your students for ILEARN? Join me to discover how you can use Study Island Group Sessions, a great feature to support collaborative group practice, quick formative assessments, and even a little class competition. Built to Indiana Academic Standards, Study Island includes assessment items and practice topics to ensure students can meet grade-level standards just in time for test day—make sure your implementation is as powerful as it can be!
Speakers
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Jackie Weber

Education Consultant, Other
Jackie Weber lives in Frankfort, IN and has served in Education for 14 years. She is a former special education teacher and high school administrator. She has been an Education Consultant with Edmentum for the past 5 years. Jackie holds Bachelor of Science in Special Education from... Read More →

Thursday June 6, 2019 3:15pm - 4:00pm EDT
Room 146
  Vendor Product Specialist