helena tech stuff.09
Facilitators
Mike Agostinelli
Science, Helena MiddleSchool
Christy Benning
2nd Grade, Hawthorne
Brian Cummings
Principal, Jim Darcy
Beth Douglass
5th Grade, Rossiter
Chelsie Jolley
1st Grade, Smith
Sandy Jones
5th Grade, Four Georgians
Shannon Matthies
1-3 Montessori, Smith
Jeanne Morigeau
Librarian, Jim Darcy
Gary Myers
4/5th Grade, Four Georgians
Jason Neiffer
History, Capital High
Jill Nyman
4th Grade, Jim Darcy
Pam Wright
Principal, Smith
And many others...Summer Technology Experience for Teachers and Students.June 22-25, Helena, Montana.www.helenatechstuff.com
Something for Everyone
Four Strands of Integrated Technology Learning:
Sign up for classes in one strand and become an expert...or...sign upfor classes in all four and be a renaissance geek. The choice isentirely up to you!
Digital Stuff
In this Strand, learn how to integrate the latest digital media into yourclassroom, including video creation, podcasting, and much more!
How Stuff Works
Ever wondered how to use a document camera? How to get picturesoff a digital camera? Why an iPod is so cool? This is the strand foryou!
Web 2.0 Stuff
The web ain
ʼ
t just for searchin
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anymore! Explore tools that canenhance learning and add interactive components to your digital skills.
More Web 2.0 Stuff
Classroom walls? Not anymore! Take your digital learning to the nextlevel with social and sharing tools that take full advantage of the web.
Guide for Student Selection
We are thrilled that you will be joining us at Tech Stuff '09,the Helena School District summer tech camp! As you mayknow, among the innovations of our model is that we areasking you to bring a student to Tech Stuff to experiencethe workshops with you in June. Although this model isn'tcompletely new in technology technology training in or outof the Helena District, we have some advice for choosingan ideal student:•Our targeted age is upcoming 4th-12th grade students.•You will be paired with your student for all of theworkshops, which means you should pick a student thatyou are comfortable working with in a variety of trainingopportunities and practical projects.•Our workshops have only one or two project leaders whoare expecting you and your student to have at leastbasic technology skills. If your student doesn't graspfundamentals, the only training available to fill in basicswill be you! There is no bright line on “enough”technology skills, however, you should expect to beexposed to technologies this week that assume youhave at least basic computer or Internet skills.•These workshops will be a variety of formats, includingdemonstration, hands-on, practicum or a hybrid of allthree. You student should be comfortable in payingattention in all three environments.If you have any questions about picking a student, pleasecontact the planning committee! Thanks
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