Just over a week before I board an air plane on my way to San Diego and my third ISTE conference! I am determined to make the most of it since I rather suspect it will be my last for a long time. (Time and cost!). With so many choices and great presenters it is really hard to chose how to get the most out of the time there. I remember writing this down after Philadelphia last year:
As a second time visitor to ISTE I felt pretty confident that I would be able to learn a lot, meet new people and be amazed. I did accomplish all of the above, but wish I had more time, had networked more and had attended more presentations. Not to mention that I did not spend any time at the Bloggers’ cafe.
My advice to first time visitors:
- ISTE’s10 Tips for ISTE 2012 Attendees: Making the Most of Your Conference Experience
- Join the people at the Blogger’s cafe and SocialEdCon, find dates time and info here!
- Look for info here: Cybraryman Internet Catalogue
- Be sure to visit the Newbie Lounge – info here!
- Sign up here to find people to follow on Twitter
My plan this far: attend these presentations and spend time in the Newbie Lounge and Bloggers cafe! See you!
Conference Planner for Ann S. Michaelsen |
Sunday, June 24 | ||
3:00-5:00pm | ISTE 2012 Tweet-up [Other Program Events; Meeting/Gathering] Location: SDCC Halls DE Lobby, Table Table 29 |
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5:45-7:00pm | Redefining Horizons: Encouraging Students’ Passion to Achieve [Sir Ken Robinson Keynote] | |
Monday, June 25 | ||
8:00-10:00am | Block Scheduling in a 1:1 School: Itslearning, PLN, Global Classroom Ann Michaelsen, Ingunn K. Wiig | |
11:00am-12:00pm | Digital Learning Farm: Students as Contributors Alan November |
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11:00am-12:00pm | Personal and Professional Growth Using Web 2.0 Steve Hargadon |
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12:45-1:45pm | Spreading the Word: Eight Ways to Start Conversations around Change Will Richardson |
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2:30-3:30pm | Empathy: The 21st Century Skill Alan November, November Learning |
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4:15-5:15pm | Beyond Googling: Using Technology To Build A Culture of Inquiry Chris Lehmann, Science Leadership Academy | |
5:30-6:45pm | Online Communities of Practice and Their Role in Education Sheryl Nussbaum-Beach, Powerful Learning Practice with Darren Cambridge | |
Tuesday, June 26 | ||
10:30-11:30am | What’s It Means To Be a Digital Leader? Unpacking the NETS*A Steven Anderson with Kyle Pace | |
10:30-11:30am | High Tech High Student Work Larry Rosenstock, | |
12:15-1:15pm | The Many Faces of the Flipped Classroom Aaron Sams, Brian Bennett, Jonathan Bergmann | |
12:15-1:15pm | Networked Educators: The Art of Leveraging Social Media to Connect Beth Still, ESU 13 with Paula Naugle, Nicholas Provenzano and Josh Stumpenhorst | |
2:00-3:00pm | A Broader Perspective on Data: Infographics and Visualization David Warlick, The Landmark Project | |
3:45-4:45pm | The Steep Unlearning Curve: Rethinking Schools, Classrooms, and Learning Will Richardson, | |
5:00-6:15pm | Digital Jam: A Rocking Event with iPads, iPods, and You! Kevin Honeycutt, ESSDACK with Ginger Lewman | |
Wednesday, June 27 | ||
8:30-9:30am | The Evolving Face of Leadership in 21st Century Schools Patrick Larkin, Burlington High School | |
10:45-11:45am | Sneak Preview: Windows 8 – Windows Reimagined Anthony Salcito, Microsoft Worldwide Education | |
11:45am-12:45pm | Data Reveals Stories: How Students Can Use Data for Learning Ewan McIntosh, NoTosh Limited digital | design thinking |
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1:15-2:15pm | Learning 2.0: How Social Media is Redefining Learning and Teaching Steve Hargadon, Classroom 2.0 |
Ann,
Looks like we’ll see a lot of each other, not to mention the condo.
See you soon.
Lisette Casey