Focused on teaching students (and adults!) how to evaluate online information,this session will introduce specific strategies and …
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Using Canvas for Face to Face Instruction
Now that classes are back face to face, students and parents may be wondering why you are continuing to use Canvas. This session …
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Twenty Five Websites to Fill Your Toolbox With
Learn about some of my favorite educational tools to use with students and staff. You will leave with new tools to use in your …
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The School Librarian Instructional Objectives & Lessons-at-a-Glance
Research shows that highly effective library programs can significantly impact student achievement. But what does highly effective …
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Collaboration In and Out of School: Building Connections
This session covers neat ways to connect students to the outside world of learning. There are international examples, in-person, …
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Collaborating to Create Policies Against Challenges and Bans
Learn about ways to create policies and procedures that help combat book bans. …
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Around the World in 80 Clicks- Inspiring Yur Students to Design Their Own Virtual Field Trips
Students are more capable than we realize. We can engage them and have them take ownership of their learning by creating their own …
What’s In Your Student’s Backpack – Information Privilege and Equity
According to the 2020-21 National Teacher & Principal Survey, 39% of teachers disagreed that they had the support and …
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