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2007 Christa McAuliffe Technology Conference
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| Making the Most of McAuliffe |
Making the most of McAuliffe throughout the school year . . .
includes weaving your conference experience into a comprehensive professional development plan for you,
your school, or your district. NHSTE, in partnership with other state organizations such as NHSAA, the
LESCN professional development centers, ATECH, and SERESC, Inc, is making that easier every year!
The following Conference Extensions are currently planned . . .
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| NHSTE presents our Digital Storytelling Series . . . |
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As educators we need to ensure that our students know how to tell an engaging story with words, photographs,
and video imagery; the languages of the 21st century.
NHSTE is addressing this need head-on during the 2007-2008 school year, by bringing three nationally renowned
speakers in the area of digital storytelling to New Hampshire.
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Here is the NHSTE Digital Storytelling line-up planned for the 2007/2008 school year:
- Jason Ohler presents September, 20 & 21st, 2007.
Jason will conduct workshops both full- and half-day sessions on digital storytelling and other related topics.
- Will Richardson presents November 26th, 2007 in addition to his Keynote and concurrent sessions at CMTC.
Will is scheduled to conduct a half-day, hands-on digital storytelling workshop on Monday as a component of our PSDC offerings.
- Dr. Arnie Abrams presents January 23rd, 2008 in addition to his Spotlight Sessions at CMTC.
Arnie will conduct a full-day, hands-on digital storytelling workshop as one of the Tech Teacher SIG integration workshops.
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For more information on any of these and additional CMTC conference extensions, please check out the CMTC or NHSTE
websites:
www.nhcmtc.org
or
www.nhste.org
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| Tech Coordinators SIG ~ ICT Literacy Series |
Dr. Royce Robertson returns to the NHSTE board as Chair of the Technology Coordinators
SIG (Special Interest Group) for the upcoming school year with the emphasis on his passion, digital
portfolios for demonstating Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Literacy.
If you would like to suggest a speaker or topic, please contact Royce at rrobertson@plymouth.edu.
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This year's NHSTE Technology Coordinator's SIG meetings will focus on legal issues, policies, and
technological ramifications of electronic portfolios as student records. Last year's focus involved
a variety of technological and educational topics, and this year we are extending that by focusing
on what aspects of electronic portfolios require policy development or revision. The dates have not
been specified yet; however, the initial plans are to have the meetings in Concord in January, March,
and May of 2008.
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While at the conference, look for sessions with the ICT designation in the conference program to come
up to speed on the latest in ICT literacy skills.
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| Tech Integrators SIG ~ Integration Across the Curriculum Series |
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Kita Maciolek returns to the NHSTE board as Chair the Technology Teacher/Integrator SIG
(Special Interest Group) for the 2007/2008 school year. She continues this exciting series that Cyndy
Currier began for NHSTE. The NHSTE Tech Integrator SIG integration workshops have attracted hundreds
of classroom teachers since they began three years ago.
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To date, the Tech Integrators integration sessions have covered Adaptive/Assistive Technologies,
Reading/Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and the Humanities (art, music,
and physical education). In the coming year, the following topics are on the agenda:
- Secondary Math, Robotics, and Engineering,
Thursday, November 1, 2007
- Digital Storytelling with Arnie Abrams,
Wednesday, January 23, 2008
- Global Warming and Alternative Energies Across the Curriculum,
Thursday, March 20, 2008
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