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iTeach 2014 is our third annual 1:1 iPad conference. Join us for hands-on workshops, student and teacher panels, and breakout sessions featuring technology using educators from San Domenico School and other leading 1:1 schools. Follow us and join in on TodaysMeet and #iteach2014 on Twitter.
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Sunday, June 15
 

2:30pm PDT

iPad Basics
Co-Presenter
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Jason Clarke

Director of Information Technology, San Domenico School
Jason has been with San Domenico for the past 4 years and is an integral part of its iPad success. Before crossing over to Education Technology, he worked for Myspace and FOX in the Los Angeles area. Having been in the tech field for 10+ years, he brings a wealth of knowledge to... Read More →
avatar for Wynn Richards

Wynn Richards

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Wynn teaches Global Studies and US History in San Domenico's high school and has also taught 6th and 8th grade in the middle school. She was instrumental in rolling out the one-to-one iPad program at San Domenico five years ago. Wynn has presented iPad sessions at numerous conferences... Read More →
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Robert Valdivia

Technology Support Specialist, San Domenico School

Presenter
avatar for Kali Baird

Kali Baird

Director of Education Technology, San Domenico School
As the Director of Education Technology for San Domenico School, an Apple Distinguished School, Kali works with teachers and students of many levels, K-12, designing and supporting the use of technology and digital citizenship. In this role, she also collaborates with others to implement... Read More →


Sunday June 15, 2014 2:30pm - 4:30pm PDT
Dominican Hall
  Workshop
 
Monday, June 16
 

10:00am PDT

Apps for the English classroom
iPads in the English classroom: overview of app use. Reviewing Book Creator, Socrative, Edmodo, Educreations, Box Portfolios, Notability, Shakespeare. No need to download ahead of time. Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 2 and 6.

Co-Presenter
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Dana Kindig

MS Teacher, San Domenico School

Presenter
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Laura Caldwell

8th grade English teacher, San Domenico Middle School


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 107
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Coding With Kids on the iPad
Kodable and other Apps help students learn the basics of coding. We will explore a sequence of programming tools and platforms from cup stacking, to robots. This workshop will get participants programming in as many platforms as we have time for and will focus on iPad based programming instruction. Kodable is a very structured interaction, Hopscotch is more open design, and the Sphero robots use a variety of interfaces, all on the iPad.

Presenter
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Sam Patterson

Technology Integration Specialist K-5, Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School
I am a connected educator. I am connected to my students through a cultivated relationship that reaches through the content listed in the course description. I am connected to my school community. From puppets to podcasts I am always trying something new and creating resources for... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 207
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Comparing Workflow Systems

Join me to compare several cloud based, workflow systems: eBackpack, Google Drive and Dropbox. We will focus on the pros and cons of each system, organizational strategies and uses for faculty vs. students.


Presenter
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Shushan Sadjadi

Hillbrook School
I am passionate about teaching math in new and engaging ways as well as integrating technology into education. I feel technology, when used conscientiously, can provide unique learning opportunities far exceeding the capacity of more traditional approaches to education.


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 206
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Haiku Deck & Prezi How To
In this "how to" session, we will give an overview of two user-friendly presentation apps that are both free. Haiku Deck is very clean, sleek, and kid-friendly app that can be used and shared easily with students, as well as teachers. Prezi is also very intuitive and has some additional functions that many of the upper primary students will gravitate towards. Please come to this session with both Prezi & Haiku Deck apps, as well as an account created in each app!

Presenter
avatar for Ryan Hopper

Ryan Hopper

4th Grade Teacher & Tech Enthusiast, San Domenico School
I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and have lived as far south as Santa Barbara and as far east as Italy.  I draw upon my own immersion in the multiculturalism of the Bay Area and diversity of interests to foster a multidimensional learning space for different... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 106
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Increasing EdTech Innovation in Schools
EdTech is an exciting field, leading to new teaching tools and models. But what if more development and innovation occurred within schools? Just as educators want their students to be producers of—not merely consumers of—information, so, too, should schools be developers of—and not merely consumers of—EdTech solutions. Join us for an interactive session in which we'll discuss the barriers to and opportunities of EdTech innovation within schools, as well as share some examples of internally-developed EdTech innovation projects.

Presenter
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Gabriel Lucas

Director of Technology, Castilleja School


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 112
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Making and Editing Videos with iMovie Pt. 1
The iPad’s camera has made “publication” of student learning by video extremely accessible to classrooms of all ages. In this hands-on workshop, participants will be introduced to the iPad iMovie app and will create and edit a short movie including video footage, Camera Roll photos, background music, voice over, transition effects and titles. Please download the iMovie app to participate. Optional app downloads: GarageBand, Backwards and iMotion HD (or a free stop motion app!) Please note: this is the first half of a 2 part workshop.

Co-Presenter
avatar for Kali Baird

Kali Baird

Director of Education Technology, San Domenico School
As the Director of Education Technology for San Domenico School, an Apple Distinguished School, Kali works with teachers and students of many levels, K-12, designing and supporting the use of technology and digital citizenship. In this role, she also collaborates with others to implement... Read More →

Presenter
avatar for Doris Brown

Doris Brown

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Doris Brown has 29 years of teaching experience in secondary school sciences and 15 years of scientific research experience. During her scientific research years, she studied embryonic development in mice using molecular genetic, transgenic and stem cell technologies. Since joining... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Pinterest and Jeopardy on the iPad

Welcome to Pinterest and Jeopardy on the iPad. Learn from others who have paved the way by pinning their cool ideas for the classroom.  We will take a close look at Pinterest and see how it could be useful for you, the teacher, to find new and creative ideas to integrate into your curriculum.  We will also show you how to make and teach students to create a Jeopardy game on the iPad for students to use as a review before assessments. 


Co-Presenter
JP

Jain Pak

6th/8th Grade Math Teacher, San Domenico School
After completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington with a bachelor's degree in mathematics, she took some time off to travel around the world. Most of her time traveling was spent in Asia. She has lived in Seoul, South Korea for 3 years... Read More →

Presenter
avatar for Elizabeth Miranda

Elizabeth Miranda

MS Teacher, San Domenico School
Elizabeth received her B.A. from Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, Ca. She is a Fulbright scholar and holds a teaching credential in both Florida and California.  She describes her classroom as a positive and fun environment where students are encouraged to try their... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 102
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Windows into Thinking: Explain Everything and Skitch for the English Classroom

We will explore ways to use these two powerhouse apps, Explain Everything and Skitch, to understand your students better as readers and writers.  Participants will leave with concrete lesson ideas to use for the beginning of next school year as well as ways to set up assessment routines with these tools.  


Presenter
avatar for Kelly Scholten

Kelly Scholten

Instructional Tech Coach and Librarian, Hillbrook
Kelly Scholten serves as the librarian and Lower School Instructional Technology Coach at Hillbrook, working with students and teachers in grades JK-4 to facilitate learning through the use of technology. Kelly has a passion for how technology can redefine teaching and learning, and... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 202
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Algebra, iMovie and DoInk Screen. Oh My!

We will review a project I did with my Algebra class which focused on scientific notation and scale factor by creating a scale model of the solar system. Students used Green Screen by DoInk to create videos about their planets which I then combined and enhanced in iMovie. Participants will develop a project strategy for their own class.


Presenter
SS

Shushan Sadjadi

Hillbrook School
I am passionate about teaching math in new and engaging ways as well as integrating technology into education. I feel technology, when used conscientiously, can provide unique learning opportunities far exceeding the capacity of more traditional approaches to education.


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 206
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Augmented Reality
Augmented reality provides for some very engaging lessons and brings the iPad to life. In this session we will focus on how to use Aurasma with specific examples from 4th grade math and social studies. We will also provide some other exciting 4D apps that can be used in middle and high school science. Please come to this session with the Aurasma app and an account already created!

Co-Presenter
MY

Melissa Yazzolino

4th Grade Teacher, San Domenico School
Melissa is a graduate of the University of San Diego. She has her CA Teaching Credential and her Master in Teaching with an emphasis on Reading from National University. She also holds a California Reading Certificate. She has taught in California Catholic elementary schools for seven... Read More →

Presenter
avatar for Ryan Hopper

Ryan Hopper

4th Grade Teacher & Tech Enthusiast, San Domenico School
I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and have lived as far south as Santa Barbara and as far east as Italy.  I draw upon my own immersion in the multiculturalism of the Bay Area and diversity of interests to foster a multidimensional learning space for different... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 106
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

iPad Misuse Outside of the Classroom
In this session we will discuss ways counselors and administrators often become involved in student behavior issues related to iPad and technology use. We will explore some of the methods we use to help students understand and learn from their mistakes. We will also cover rules and techniques that help parents guide their student's use of technology. Our goal is safe and responsible digital citizens within our school community.

Co-Presenter
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Carrie Robley

Director of Middle School, San Domenico School
avatar for Dave Whaley

Dave Whaley

MS Teacher & 3D Lab, San Domenico School
Dave Whaley teaches 6th grade Science and Tinkering electives at San Domenico School. In his 15th year as an educator, he has experience as an administrator, science and math teacher, and Maker/Tinkerer; all at the middle school level. He is enthusiastic and excited about teaching... Read More →

Presenter
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Lisa Richter

Director of Counseling, K-5, San Domenico School
She earned her B.A. from UC Berkeley, in Comparative Literature, and graduated suma cum laude, as a member of Phi Beta Kappa. Lisa has a Masters in Social Work (MSW) from New York University, is a Certified Social Worker in New York (CSW), and a Licensed Clinical Social Worker... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 102
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

iPads and Art
Presenter
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Anne Faught

Middle School Art, San Domenico School
Anne has been teaching art to children, teenagers and adults for 26 years, the last 16 at San Domenico Middle School. She has a BFA in painting from the San Francisco Art Institue and a MA from the University of San Francisco. She is a painter with work in private and corporate... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 213
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

iPads as Assistive Technology for Neuro Diverse Learners
Come learn about the iPad's special potential for supporting learning and teaching for students with learning disabilities. We'll explore the built-in capabilities of the iPad in addition to great apps that work especially well to support organization, note-taking, and study skills. This session is appropriate for teachers and administrators of all backgrounds; no special training in special education is assumed or required. Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 3 and 4.

Presenter
PM

Patricia Monticello Kievlan

Academic Support Director, Convent of the Sacred Heart High School, Schools of the Sacred Heart
Tricia is a teacher and educational consultant most recently based in San Francisco at Convent of the Sacred Heart High School. At Convent, founded the Academic Support Program, the school's primary support center for all students' academic needs and specifically for the needs of... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 107
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Making and Editing Videos with iMovie Pt. 2
The iPad’s camera has made “publication” of student learning by video extremely accessible to classrooms of all ages. In this hands-on workshop, participants will be introduced to the iPad iMovie app and will create and edit a short movie including video footage, Camera Roll photos, background music, voice over, transition effects and titles. Please download the iMovie app to participate. Optional app downloads: GarageBand, Backwards and iMotion HD (or a free stop motion app!) Please note: this is the second half of a 2 part workshop.

Co-Presenter
avatar for Kali Baird

Kali Baird

Director of Education Technology, San Domenico School
As the Director of Education Technology for San Domenico School, an Apple Distinguished School, Kali works with teachers and students of many levels, K-12, designing and supporting the use of technology and digital citizenship. In this role, she also collaborates with others to implement... Read More →
RV

Robert Valdivia

Technology Support Specialist, San Domenico School

Presenter
avatar for Doris Brown

Doris Brown

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Doris Brown has 29 years of teaching experience in secondary school sciences and 15 years of scientific research experience. During her scientific research years, she studied embryonic development in mice using molecular genetic, transgenic and stem cell technologies. Since joining... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Twitter and the Classroom
How you can use twitter to build an ongoing professional network. We will talk about setting up an account and what to do when your boss follows you and other real dilemmas. In this session you will be inspired to give twitter the opportunity to change your teaching life. We will have a guided tour of twitter and then a live demo of a twitter chat. We will likely start on today’s meet.

Presenter
SP

Sam Patterson

Technology Integration Specialist K-5, Gideon Hausner Jewish Day School
I am a connected educator. I am connected to my students through a cultivated relationship that reaches through the content listed in the course description. I am connected to my school community. From puppets to podcasts I am always trying something new and creating resources for... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 207
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Using Subtext
We will explore ways that using Subtext can create a community of readers who are excited about sharing their ideas and growing from their classmates' perspectives. We'll discover ways to quickly assess comprehension as students interact within the text, and we will also find some great sources of free content to engage a wide range of readers.

Presenter
avatar for Kelly Scholten

Kelly Scholten

Instructional Tech Coach and Librarian, Hillbrook
Kelly Scholten serves as the librarian and Lower School Instructional Technology Coach at Hillbrook, working with students and teachers in grades JK-4 to facilitate learning through the use of technology. Kelly has a passion for how technology can redefine teaching and learning, and... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 202
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

"Elementary" Art!
Welcome to 3rd-5th grade art! I will share painting and stop motion animation projects completed this year on iPads. An overview of what worked and what should be tweaked for next year will be discussed along with trying this medium. Apps needed are Brushes and iMotion. The first level free apps will suffice.

Co-Presenter
DG

Dalene Gray

San Domenico School

Presenter
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Suzanne Kelly

LS Teacher, San Domenico School
Suzanne currently teaches Visual Art to grades 1 - 5 at San Domenico. She has taught art to elementary and high school students for the past 12 years. Prior to teaching she worked as an Art Director for a clothing designer as well as a social service agency. She has studied graphic... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 213
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Explain Everything and Skitch in the Flipped Math Classroom

Learn several ways to use Explain Everything, specifically focusing on uses in flipped teaching and student assessment. We will also discuss ways to screencast with Quicktime and strategies for posting (or submitting) recorded media. Bonus! We will also review a math scaling project using Skitch.


Presenter
SS

Shushan Sadjadi

Hillbrook School
I am passionate about teaching math in new and engaging ways as well as integrating technology into education. I feel technology, when used conscientiously, can provide unique learning opportunities far exceeding the capacity of more traditional approaches to education.


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 206
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Google Forms and Flubaroo for Assessment
Google Forms as assessment; from warm ups, quick check ins, quizzes, and exit slips, to surveys, polls, or a quick class vote, see how Google forms can work for you. They are easy to set up and provide you with easy to read results. Add Flubaroo and it will grade it for you! Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 4 and 8.

Co-Presenter
JP

Jain Pak

6th/8th Grade Math Teacher, San Domenico School
After completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington with a bachelor's degree in mathematics, she took some time off to travel around the world. Most of her time traveling was spent in Asia. She has lived in Seoul, South Korea for 3 years... Read More →

Presenter
BG

Brooke Gelber

MS Teacher, San Domenico School
She has been teaching for over 15 years, eight of which she spent at a private school in Daly City, CA teaching sixth grade, middle school math, and first grade. She has a Masters in Elementary Education/Language & Literacy from San Francisco State University, and a BA in Psychology... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 202
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

iPad With Educreations & Doodlecast
Digital whiteboards are wonderful tool to showcase a student's learning and creativity. It can also be used to flip the classroom and provide scaffolding outside the classroom for struggling students. In this session we will compare two "primary school friendly" whiteboard apps and show you how to use them as both a student and a teacher. Please come to this session with the Educreations app and an Educreations account already created!

Co-Presenter
ZG

Zoe Ghazi

5th grade Math teacher, San Domenico School

Presenter
avatar for Ryan Hopper

Ryan Hopper

4th Grade Teacher & Tech Enthusiast, San Domenico School
I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and have lived as far south as Santa Barbara and as far east as Italy.  I draw upon my own immersion in the multiculturalism of the Bay Area and diversity of interests to foster a multidimensional learning space for different... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 106
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

iPads as Assistive Technology for Neuro Diverse Learners
Come learn about the iPad's special potential for supporting learning and teaching for students with learning disabilities. We'll explore the built-in capabilities of the iPad in addition to great apps that work especially well to support organization, note-taking, and study skills. This session is appropriate for teachers and administrators of all backgrounds; no special training in special education is assumed or required. Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 3 and 4.

Presenter
PM

Patricia Monticello Kievlan

Academic Support Director, Convent of the Sacred Heart High School, Schools of the Sacred Heart
Tricia is a teacher and educational consultant most recently based in San Francisco at Convent of the Sacred Heart High School. At Convent, founded the Academic Support Program, the school's primary support center for all students' academic needs and specifically for the needs of... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 107
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

iPads for the Language Classroom

An overview of useful apps for the language classroom, including Notability, iMovie, BookCreator, and more. We'll discuss the challenges and advantages of using this technology in an ESL classroom, and share best practices that will tranlate to any classroom.


Presenter
JC

Janet Christensen

San Domenico School


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 112
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Notability: How to make this versatile app work for you and your students!

Notability is a versatile app for use in any classroom! Join the learning process that will guide you through the many tools that support student learning goals and individual student styles. Notability allows users to write, type, highlight, organize, add pictures, insert voice recording, stickies and more! It is a dynamic digital notebook with many creative capabilities. 


Co-Presenter
JS

Jared Spires

Technology Support Specialist, San Domenico School

Presenter
avatar for Kali Baird

Kali Baird

Director of Education Technology, San Domenico School
As the Director of Education Technology for San Domenico School, an Apple Distinguished School, Kali works with teachers and students of many levels, K-12, designing and supporting the use of technology and digital citizenship. In this role, she also collaborates with others to implement... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Teaching Digital Citizenship
Learn how to create a useful digital citizenship program for your school. Discussion will include the critical importance of such a program, how to put it together and teach the sessions, and what follow-ups are needed throughout the year. Wynn is a certified digital citizenship educator and has been teaching and revising her program for 3 years.

Presenter
avatar for Wynn Richards

Wynn Richards

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Wynn teaches Global Studies and US History in San Domenico's high school and has also taught 6th and 8th grade in the middle school. She was instrumental in rolling out the one-to-one iPad program at San Domenico five years ago. Wynn has presented iPad sessions at numerous conferences... Read More →


Monday June 16, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 207
  Workshop
 
Tuesday, June 17
 

10:00am PDT

Four Skills To Help You Discover, Use, and Share Great Digital Tools for Learning
Your classroom is ready for digital learning, but how do you find quality apps, games, and websites for students and integrate them into your teaching? Learn four important skills that will help you integrate edtech into your curriculum. First, learn how to discover new tools rated for learning, mapped to Common Core, and see how other teachers are using them. Second, learn how to evaluate and review the learning potential of digital tools through the lens of three important dimensions. Third, learn how you can curate by organizing content into useful, easy-to-access collections. Fourth, learn ways to innovate by transforming your lesson designs into App Flows, a framework that helps you seamlessly include technology in your curriculum with pedagogical intent. You ll also learn how App Flows connect with the SAMR model. See how these skills can be applied using Graphite, a free service by Common Sense Media, that helps teachers discover, use, and share the best apps, games, and websites for learning._x000B__x000B_Common Sense Media Description:_x000B_Common Sense Media is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in a world of media and technology.

Presenter
AW

Amy Wilson

Senior Manager, Education Marketing, Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media provides resources to educators to empower students to harness the potential of technology for learning and life. Our K-12 Digital Literacy and Citizenship Curriculum, Digital Passport suite of games, and related materials, teach important lessons about how to behave... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 206
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Learning in a Digital Age
Learning in a Digital Age will focus on the broad technological, economic and social changes that are reconfiguring what it means to learn and work in the new millennium. After providing some context from a birds-eye view, the session will then zoom in on the classroom level to explore how the iPad can be leveraged to enhance teaching and learning - while keeping in mind the kinds of knowledge and skills students will need to thrive in life beyond school. Apps and/or technology that will highlighted: iBooks (and iBooks Author), ShowMe, YouTube, podcasting and blogging.

Presenter
AL

Aran Levasseur

Academic Technology Coordinator, San Francisco University High School


Tuesday June 17, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 102
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Presentation Pizzazz!
Presentation Pizzazz: Keep your students' attention with visual/interactive learning and apps for the Spanish classroom. How to use Wordreference, Pages, Duolingo, Lotería, Quizlet, TuneIn....Help the students fall in love with learning a language by making it interactive, visual, engaging and fun! We will show you a variety of ways to integrate these apps into your daily lessons and help students try new strategies for learning the language.

Co-Presenter
RS

Rob Shashoua

MS Spanish Teacher, San Domenico School
I have a BA in Spanish from the University of Wisconsin, Madison and MEd in Early Childhood / Elementary Education from Rutgers University in New Jersey. I lived and studied abroad in Ecuador, Chile, and Mexico, and have taught Elementary through High School l (primarily Middle... Read More →

Presenter
avatar for Elizabeth Miranda

Elizabeth Miranda

MS Teacher, San Domenico School
Elizabeth received her B.A. from Point Loma Nazarene University in San Diego, Ca. She is a Fulbright scholar and holds a teaching credential in both Florida and California.  She describes her classroom as a positive and fun environment where students are encouraged to try their... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

The iPad in Writing and Social Studies
This session will highlight a variety of apps that will enhance your social studies curriculum and could also be applied in writing. We will take a look at some great, kid-friendly biography apps (People HD and Bio). I will share some cool apps that will make research easier, more fun, and school safe! We will also take a look at how I have used the Augmented Reality app "Aurasma" in my 4th grade gold rush unit. Please download Aurasma, InstaGrok and a QR scanner before joining us for this session!

Co-Presenter
MY

Melissa Yazzolino

4th Grade Teacher, San Domenico School
Melissa is a graduate of the University of San Diego. She has her CA Teaching Credential and her Master in Teaching with an emphasis on Reading from National University. She also holds a California Reading Certificate. She has taught in California Catholic elementary schools for seven... Read More →

Presenter
DL

Diana Long

San Domenico School


Tuesday June 17, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 106
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Using Animation as an Educational Tool - Part I
The workshop will explore ways that creative animation projects can combine traditional media with digital tools to enhance communication and deepen learning across different age levels and academic disciplines. Come prepared to become totally engrossed in hands-on collaborative animation projects of your own.
Apps you'll want to download for this workshop include:
- Animate It by Aardman
- iMovie
- Green Screen by DoInk
Please note: This is the first part of a two part workshop.

Presenter
avatar for Sam Gliksman

Sam Gliksman

Educational Technology Consultant & Author, Educational Mosaic
Sam has been leading technology applications in business and education for over 25 years and is currently working as an independent educational technology consultant to a number of K-12 schools – both large and small. He also advises and give workshops to administrators, parents... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 10:00am - 11:00am PDT
Room 207
  Workshop

10:00am PDT

Apps for the English classroom
iPads in the English classroom: overview of app use. Reviewing Book Creator, Socrative, Edmodo, Educreations, Box Portfolios, Notability, Shakespeare. No need to download ahead of time. Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 2 and 6.

Co-Presenter
DK

Dana Kindig

MS Teacher, San Domenico School

Presenter
LC

Laura Caldwell

8th grade English teacher, San Domenico Middle School


Tuesday June 17, 2014 10:00am - 2:30pm PDT
Room 202
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Flipping the Classroom Using Educreations
Flipping the classroom: the why and the how of it. Come see why it works and how to get started quickly and easily using interactive whiteboard apps. We will focus primarily on Educreations.

Presenter
BG

Brooke Gelber

MS Teacher, San Domenico School
She has been teaching for over 15 years, eight of which she spent at a private school in Daly City, CA teaching sixth grade, middle school math, and first grade. She has a Masters in Elementary Education/Language & Literacy from San Francisco State University, and a BA in Psychology... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 202
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Hopper's Elementarty Math Apps!
This session will highlight a variety of math apps used at San Domenico School in grades 3-5. We will also go over some app utilities that can be used with kids as young as kindergarten age, so come to this session with both your "math hat" on and an open mind!

Presenter
avatar for Ryan Hopper

Ryan Hopper

4th Grade Teacher & Tech Enthusiast, San Domenico School
I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and have lived as far south as Santa Barbara and as far east as Italy.  I draw upon my own immersion in the multiculturalism of the Bay Area and diversity of interests to foster a multidimensional learning space for different... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 102
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

iPads in the Social Studies Classroom
An overview of useful apps for social studies, including BookCreator, Timeline, InstaGrok, iMovie, ROMA, and many, many more. Let's share our project ideas! Join the discussion and tell us what you are doing in your class as well.

Co-Presenter
avatar for Natasha McKeown

Natasha McKeown

MS Teacher & Director of High School Advising, San Domenico School
Natasha McKeown currently teaches World History in the Middle School and is also the Director of High School Advising. She earned her undergraduate degree in history from U.C. Santa Barbara and her graduate degree in English from San Francisco State University. In addition, she has... Read More →

Presenter
avatar for Wynn Richards

Wynn Richards

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Wynn teaches Global Studies and US History in San Domenico's high school and has also taught 6th and 8th grade in the middle school. She was instrumental in rolling out the one-to-one iPad program at San Domenico five years ago. Wynn has presented iPad sessions at numerous conferences... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 106
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Making a Better World: Digital Citizenship Resources for K-12
Young people today grow up in a digital world with potential for communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creation. Yet schools face challenges with behavioral issues that arise from student use of technology, such as cyberbullying, inappropriate sharing, and plagiarism. Digital citizenship is an essential 21st century skill that enables students to be safe, responsible, and respectful participants in the digital world. Learn about Common Sense Media’s free, research-based curriculum and related resources that enable teachers to deliver targeted lessons across a range of topics. The curriculum is available online with videos, downloadable PDF lesson plans and worksheets, as well as interactive assessments. It is also available as a set of multi-touch iBooks Textbooks with Student Workbooks and Teacher Editions. Additional resources include Digital Passport, a suite of games for upper elementary students that teach important digital citizenship fundamentals. Digital Passport is available on the web, iOS, and on Google Play. Lastly, Common Sense Media’s Educate Families program provides schools with tools and resources to engage parents around responsible use of media and technology. Hear about implementation options, family engagement, and tips on how to build a positive, connected culture in your school._x000B__x000B_Common Sense Media Description:_x000B_Common Sense Media is dedicated to improving the lives of kids and families by providing the trustworthy information, education, and independent voice they need to thrive in a world of media and technology.

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Amy Wilson

Senior Manager, Education Marketing, Common Sense Media
Common Sense Media provides resources to educators to empower students to harness the potential of technology for learning and life. Our K-12 Digital Literacy and Citizenship Curriculum, Digital Passport suite of games, and related materials, teach important lessons about how to behave... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 206
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Moodle Learning Management
Moodle is an online LMS (Learning Management System) used by teachers as a safe environment for their students to receive and submit assignments, access lessons, take quizzes and manage their time by using their Moodle calendar. Moodle and the MoodlEZ app for the iPad will be discussed.

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avatar for Doris Brown

Doris Brown

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Doris Brown has 29 years of teaching experience in secondary school sciences and 15 years of scientific research experience. During her scientific research years, she studied embryonic development in mice using molecular genetic, transgenic and stem cell technologies. Since joining... Read More →

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Hilary Staples

US Teacher, San Domenico School
I have been an educator for 20 years, both in the field and in the classroom. I believe in bringing relevance to education by working with the important topics of personal and environmental health, technology in education, brain research, and investigating connections through systems... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Paperless Workflows & Navigating Your Cloud
Is a paperless classroom achievable? There are many tools available for storing and sharing documents created by you and your students. I will present successes, and struggles, with using an assortment of mostly freely available tools for connecting tablets and laptops and your digital creations with those of your students. Apps and services covered will include _x000B_Notability, Dropbox, Google Drive, Tiny Scan, Tonido, Adobe Acrobat on the iOS, OS X and Windows platforms.

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Jon Bretan

Science Teacher & Boys Cross Country Head Coach, Marin Academy


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 107
  Workshop

11:15am PDT

Using Animation as an Educational Tool - Part II
The workshop will explore ways that creative animation projects can combine traditional media with digital tools to enhance communication and deepen learning across different age levels and academic disciplines. Come prepared to become totally engrossed in hands-on collaborative animation projects of your own.
Apps you'll want to download for this workshop include:
- Animate It by Aardman
- iMovie
- Green Screen by DoInk
Please note: This is the second part of a two part workshop.

Presenter
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Sam Gliksman

Educational Technology Consultant & Author, Educational Mosaic
Sam has been leading technology applications in business and education for over 25 years and is currently working as an independent educational technology consultant to a number of K-12 schools – both large and small. He also advises and give workshops to administrators, parents... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 11:15am - 12:15pm PDT
Room 207
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Google Forms and Flubaroo for Assessment
Google Forms as assessment; from warm ups, quick check ins, quizzes, and exit slips, to surveys, polls, or a quick class vote, see how Google forms can work for you. They are easy to set up and provide you with easy to read results. Add Flubaroo and it will grade it for you! Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 4 and 8.

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Jain Pak

6th/8th Grade Math Teacher, San Domenico School
After completing her undergraduate studies at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, Washington with a bachelor's degree in mathematics, she took some time off to travel around the world. Most of her time traveling was spent in Asia. She has lived in Seoul, South Korea for 3 years... Read More →

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Brooke Gelber

MS Teacher, San Domenico School
She has been teaching for over 15 years, eight of which she spent at a private school in Daly City, CA teaching sixth grade, middle school math, and first grade. She has a Masters in Elementary Education/Language & Literacy from San Francisco State University, and a BA in Psychology... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 202
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

iPad Apps and Athletics!
One of the most important things an athlete can see is him or herself in action. Tablets and smartphones combine the recording, playback and analysis technologies all into a single device. I will focus on two apps for iOS that can provide athletes with near instantaneous visual feedback on their performance: Coach's Eye and Vernier Video Analysis.

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Jon Bretan

Science Teacher & Boys Cross Country Head Coach, Marin Academy


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 107
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

iPads for Supporting Project Based Learning and Historical Writing
Use iPads to deepen learning in your high school social science classroom through apps and streamlined processes to support peer review in historical writing, reflection in project based work, quick, authentic reenactments of historical events, and best practices in flipped teaching. There will also be a survey of social science content-related apps and games like SimCityEDU and Historia. Recommended apps for the workshop: Edmodo, Explain Everything, BossJock, PicCollage, Popplet, and Maps of Our World.

Presenter
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Christopher Chiang

Middle School Teacher, Sacred Heart Schools
twitter: @chiang140


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 207
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Moonshot Thinking and Sparking Curiosity Pt. 1
Moonshot thinking. Constructive failure. Passionate learning. As educators, we seek to empower our students to be owners and directors of their own learning. In this presentation I will share how integrating a 20% project into your curriculum can revolutionize and refresh your students' desire to learn. This presentation will explore how the utilizing the entire suite of Google Apps (drive, docs, presentation, sites, forms, and much more) can facilitate the implementation of these student-centered learning opportunities. This would be best as a two hour session, but could be compressed into a one hour session. I will share my personal classroom experiences as well as allow time for participants to plan how they will integrate the strategies shown. This is the first part of a two-part workshop.

Presenter
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Kellie Mullen

Teacher, Education Consultant, and Curriculum Design Facilitator, Sacred Heart Schools


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Reinventing Content Creation in My Classroom
Creating unique ebooks is a great way for teachers to present their own curriculum. These digital books include smart layouts, interactive pictures, videos, glossaries, highlighting and note-taking programs. These are books that move, interact, and come alive. In this session we will explore the creation and use of unique teacher-made ebook textbooks. You will learn to use Book Creator, Google Sites, the iBooks Author App.

Presenter
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Mirza Khan

San Domenico School


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 112
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

School Wide Technology Integration Through Visionary Leadership
Next year we celebrate the 20th year since the Netscape Navigator web browser and the breakout moment for the world wide web. But how far have we come toward effectively integrating these new information technology tools into education? With best practice staffing and professional development structures in place schools can transform the learning landscape for students and teachers through technology. Successful growth and support of mobile learning technologies is possible. Let's take a look at how the technology leadership structure of one school works to increase the effective use of technology. We will see concrete examples from a successful K-12 1:1 tablet environment and provide parallels for how these structures can be implemented in other schools and district wide.

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Brad Lakritz

Director of Technology, San Domenico School
Brad Lakritz is Director of Technology at the San Domenico School. This is Brad's 27th year helping students and teachers integrate technology and media in learning. Brad curates the San Domenico School iLearning Blog which highlights the use of iPads and other technologies in learning at San Domenico.He also serves as a consultant and board member for media outlets, non-profit community organizations, and educational institutions. Brad was born and raised in Hanford, CA where he is a graduate of Hanford High School. He i... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 213
  Workshop

1:30pm PDT

Writing With Kid Blog
In this session we will take a look at Kidblog, a great site for student blogging. You will learn how to create a class blog where students can participate in an online discussion about literature, history, or whatever you choose! I will share examples from when my students read a novel with another fourth grade and shared a blog in response to the text. Kidblog has great options that allow teachers to edit responses, approve student comments, add classes, and more. This is a wonderful way to motivate students to interact with each other online in a positive, effective way. Please download the Kidblog app before joining us for this session!

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Diana Long

San Domenico School

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Melissa Yazzolino

4th Grade Teacher, San Domenico School
Melissa is a graduate of the University of San Diego. She has her CA Teaching Credential and her Master in Teaching with an emphasis on Reading from National University. She also holds a California Reading Certificate. She has taught in California Catholic elementary schools for seven... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 1:30pm - 2:30pm PDT
Room 106
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Animation Projects for Test Review
iMotion Animation, using animation to help students review and visualize a process. I will be demonstrating using it to review genetics in Biology. Teachers will use the time to try it themselves.

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Jared Spires

Technology Support Specialist, San Domenico School

Presenter
avatar for Hilary Staples

Hilary Staples

US Teacher, San Domenico School
I have been an educator for 20 years, both in the field and in the classroom. I believe in bringing relevance to education by working with the important topics of personal and environmental health, technology in education, brain research, and investigating connections through systems... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 102
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Augmented Reality
Augmented reality provides for some very engaging lessons and brings the iPad to life. In this session we will focus on how to use Aurasma with specific examples from 4th grade math and social studies. We will also provide some other exciting 4D apps that can be used in middle and high school science. Please come to this session with the Aurasma app and an account already created! Please note: this workshop is duplicated in sessions 3 and 9.

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Melissa Yazzolino

4th Grade Teacher, San Domenico School
Melissa is a graduate of the University of San Diego. She has her CA Teaching Credential and her Master in Teaching with an emphasis on Reading from National University. She also holds a California Reading Certificate. She has taught in California Catholic elementary schools for seven... Read More →

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Ryan Hopper

4th Grade Teacher & Tech Enthusiast, San Domenico School
I was born and raised in the San Francisco Bay Area and have lived as far south as Santa Barbara and as far east as Italy.  I draw upon my own immersion in the multiculturalism of the Bay Area and diversity of interests to foster a multidimensional learning space for different... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 207
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Creating a Dynamic Classroom
Armed with iPads and laptops that give easy access to social media, games and more, students can often seem unengaged and distracted to their frustrated teachers, who can feel like their job is to police their use of these devices. This workshop will focus on how to create a dynamic learning environment in which students are fully engaged technology users who take ownership of their success in the classroom. Instructional approaches to creating a successful technologically infused classroom will include the use of Socratic seminars, working in teams and role playing.

Co-Presenter
avatar for Wynn Richards

Wynn Richards

US Teacher, San Domenico School
Wynn teaches Global Studies and US History in San Domenico's high school and has also taught 6th and 8th grade in the middle school. She was instrumental in rolling out the one-to-one iPad program at San Domenico five years ago. Wynn has presented iPad sessions at numerous conferences... Read More →

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avatar for Natasha McKeown

Natasha McKeown

MS Teacher & Director of High School Advising, San Domenico School
Natasha McKeown currently teaches World History in the Middle School and is also the Director of High School Advising. She earned her undergraduate degree in history from U.C. Santa Barbara and her graduate degree in English from San Francisco State University. In addition, she has... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 206
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Meaningful Middle School Math Apps
Tired of "Drill and Kill" math programs? Want to promote higher level thinking? Join us to look at several apps and online avitivities that align well with the CCSS and can help students gain a more conceptual understanding of basic algebraic concepts. You will walk away with several new lessons (experimental probability, real-life functions) that you can use with little or no prep. Online, we will check out the Center for Algebraic Thinking, Function Carnival, and Graphing Stories. In the app world, we will check out DragonBox, Slope Slider, Lion Grapher, and Function Mystery Machine - check them out and download, ahead of time, ones that you want to try out!

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Krista McKeague

MS/US Teacher, San Domenico School
Krista McKeague has been teaching middle school math for over twelve years. She graduated from UC Santa Cruz with a BA in psychology and earned her single subject (mathematics) teaching credential at Dominican University. In between these two events she had a successful marketing... Read More →


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 107
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Moonshot Thinking and Sparking Curiosity Pt. 2
Moonshot thinking. Constructive failure. Passionate learning. As educators, we seek to empower our students to be owners and directors of their own learning. In this presentation I will share how integrating a 20% project into your curriculum can revolutionize and refresh your students' desire to learn. This presentation will explore how the utilizing the entire suite of Google Apps (drive, docs, presentation, sites, forms, and much more) can facilitate the implementation of these student-centered learning opportunities. This would be best as a two hour session, but could be compressed into a one hour session. I will share my personal classroom experiences as well as allow time for participants to plan how they will integrate the strategies shown. This is the second part of a two-part session.

Presenter
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Kellie Mullen

Teacher, Education Consultant, and Curriculum Design Facilitator, Sacred Heart Schools


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 211
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Student E-Book Creation Projects
Creating ebooks is a unique way for students to publish their own work. Students can add layout, pictures, and audio to their own writing, research reports, or any other work. These student-made ebooks can be turned in digitally or shared with classmates. In this session you will receive coaching to take your own texts, pictures, and videos, and publish them as an ebook for you to use in your own class. Bring the content you would like to work with (texts, pictures, and videos).

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Mirza Khan

San Domenico School


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 112
  Workshop

2:45pm PDT

Using iPads for Art in the Early Childhood Education Setting
Comic books are the perfect vehicle to combine Art, Literacy, and of course Super Heroes! See how The apps Comic Book, Story Kit, and Animation Creator can be utilized to fuel the imaginations and creations of 4-7 year olds! (PreK-2nd)

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Suzanne Kelly

LS Teacher, San Domenico School
Suzanne currently teaches Visual Art to grades 1 - 5 at San Domenico. She has taught art to elementary and high school students for the past 12 years. Prior to teaching she worked as an Art Director for a clothing designer as well as a social service agency. She has studied graphic... Read More →

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Dalene Gray

San Domenico School


Tuesday June 17, 2014 2:45pm - 3:45pm PDT
Room 202
  Workshop
 
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