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Hello! Over the day if you have trouble accessing any sessions please email jsmith@catestutoring.com and Jason will be happy to help. Please provide the Session Name and Block Number. Have fun! The MLTI 2020 TEAM
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Kern Kelly
Device Type:
Apple/PC, Tinkercad free account
Description:
Flat is boring! Let's create models for Minecraft, legos, or 3D printing with TinkerCad! (You'll need a free Tinkercad account)
We'll start with the basics, the build models from code, and finish with your own custom designs.
Kern Kelley is a Technology Integrator at Regional School Unit #19 in central Maine has provided support to educators for over a decade and has conducted professional development across the globe. He has always loved working with students with a special focus on having them teach others. He advises student presenters, the Tech Sherpas who he had brought to numerous conferences around the world and helped co-author the Google Apps Guidebook.
Zoom Password: 058825
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner
Presenter(s):
Phelan Gallagher
Device Type:
Description:
Augmented reality is a powerful way to engage people with their environment. Inherently place-based, AR’s super-power to “reveal the unseen” presents a unique opportunity to combine art and science to communicate stories about place and environment. Come see AR in action, brainstorm ways you could leverage this exciting new tech, and experiment with creating your own AR experiences!
Zoom Password: 859449
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Lindsey Carnes
Device Type:
iMovie, Apple
Description:
Animate yourself to fly through a Maine Bicentennial themed iMovie. You’ll learn the ins and outs of big screen animation. Think Maine pirates, wizards, dragons, and lobsters flying through your animated movie. Bring your MLTI Apple device (MacBook) with iMovie installed to create animated scenes in this hands-on session. Lindsey Carnes, Apple Inc.
Password: apple1
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Mauri Dufour
Device Type:
GarageBand installed and updated on your MLTI device, Apple
Description:
Create a unique song about Maine. Make a personal birthday song for Maine using GarageBand. Possibilities include; history, cities, counties, and animals. This hands-on session will encourage you to create a personalized sound track about Maine. Have GarageBand installed and updated on your MLTI Device.
Password: apple1
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Ann Marie Quirion Hutton
Device Type:
Apple Device, Pages app
Description:
Build understanding of Maine’s history by using design-thinking and Shapes. Create meaning by building icons, logos, and illustrations to depict your knowledge of Maine. Using the power of Apple’s productivity tools, this hands-on session will walk you through designing an infographic to represent Maine’s rich heritage and leave you with the ability to create endless representations to show deep learning and understanding in all subjects. Have the app Pages installed and updated on your MLTI device.
Password: apple1
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: 40
Presenter(s):
Teacher: Kelly Goodfield, Student Leader: Maddie Buzzell, Student Leader: Isabella Libby
Device Type:
PC/Apple laptop or iPad
Description:
Participants will learn how to creatively use a program called Flipgrid and gain confidence in their own presentations. Participants will create videos while adding fun features. By the end of the sessions, participants will have the skills to create these videos by themselves. Flipgrid allows you to use fun stickers and filters to add to your video to make them more interesting and eye capturing. Join us and have some fun with Flipgrid!
Info.Flipgrid.com Student Leader: Maddie Buzzell I am seventeen years old and a Junior at Sacopee Valley High School located in Hiram Maine. Outside of school, some of my favorite things to do include playing basketball, riding ATVs, and spending time with my family and friends. At school I enjoy math, reading, and science. I am a member of SVHS Student Council, National Honor Society, TV2's Station Manager and class president for the last three years. I hope that Flipgrid will inspire you to create fun, outside of the boxes projects like it did me! Student Leader: Isabella Libby I am seventeen years old and a junior at Sacopee Valley High School. I am the Vice President of SVHS Student Council, a member of the Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Program and National Honor Society. I am very excited to teach students about a very creative learning tool that has been taught to me. MLTI is a very important program and I am happy to share my technological knowledge!
Zoom Password: 320070
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: unlimited
Presenter(s):
Hilary Chase
Device Type:
Apple/PC, Google Suite installed
Description:
Use Google to learn different ways to keep yourself organized and on top of things so that you can focus on your learning, and not struggle with navigating a digital workspace and workday. The session includes: Gmail filters, organizing Gmail, utilizing calendar, organizing Drive, bookmarking important documents (and organizing bookmarks), navigating and using classroom efficiently, and possibly using tasks.
Hilary Chase has taught math in Maine for 18 years, 10 in South Portland, 1 each in Freeport and Scarborough, 5 at Maine Connections Academy, is currently working at Massabesic Middle School. While her undergraduate degree is in chemistry, she graduated from the MAT program and the University of Maine with a Master's Degree in teaching, and a concentration in secondary mathematics education. In 2012, she presented at the ATOMIM State Conference on running a flipped classroom. From 2015-2019, seh was an adjunct professor at the University of Maine at Fort Kent through their Rural University program
Zoom Password: 108934
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: 20
Presenter(s):
Dr. Laura Gurney
Device Type:
This session works best on laptops and desktops, tablets will not work well.
Description:
Using laptops or desktop computers, this session will introduce participants to HTML, CSS, and simple JavaScript to create webpages!
Liveweave is an online sandbox for experimenting with HTML/CSS/JS and BangorCourses has links and resources used in the presentation - copy and paste code to use in the activities of exploring introductory web design. See also BangorCourses.com.
Dr. Laura Gurney teaches computer/technology related courses at Husson University including web design, programming, drones, 3D printing, and computer repair. Sharing technology with others is a passion and leads to presentations at local conferences, workshops, and schools on topics including: web design, programming, technology, and integrating digital and online safety into the classroom.
Zoom Password: 398486
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | Max Capacity: 50
Presenter(s):
Teacher: Susan Capwell Student Leaders: Kyla, Ellis, Dawson, Ryker, Emma and Cole
Device Type:
Platform: Device neutral; web-based. Access to Tinkercad and Scratch.
Description:
Tired of worksheets and essays? Want your class projects to be more interesting, engaging, and hands-on? Come hear from student leaders of the Searsport STEAM Lab about why Maker Ed can transform your learning. You'll learn what STEAM is, see examples of great classroom Makerspace projects in a variety of content areas, and learn how you, as a student, can advocate for this kind of awesome to happen in your classrooms. You'll have the option to get hands-on for a quick dip into a few tools like Tinkercad and Scratch, or gather some physical materials in your own house to complete a hands-on Makerspace Flash Lab.
The Searsport STEAM Lab Crew are the student leaders from Searsport District Middle & High School's Makerspace, the STEAM Lab. Kyla, Ellis, Dawson, Ryker, Emma and Cole are founding student members of the STEAM Lab, and are veteran presenters on Makerspaces and hands-on learning. They are led by Susan Capwell, 6-12 Technology Integrator Specialist and former MS and HS Humanities teacher. They are all passionate about Maker Ed and helping teachers and students make learning more engaging, relevant, and fun.
Session Tags: #STEAM #MakerEd #Tinkercad #Scratch #Hands-On
Links: scratch.mit.edu , tinkercad.com
Zoom Password: 748976
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | Max Capacity: None
Presenter(s):
Amy Tyler
Device Type:
Chromebook, Mac, Windows. It is available for iOS and Android, but we will be using the web version of the software.
Description:
In this sesson we will learn how to use Wevideo for a book report, or a video project for class. There are many templates that you can use for the first time to get used to using the website.
Make sure to have created an account before the session. You can use the free version for what we will create today.
Resources needed: https://www.wevideo.com/
Amy Tyler technology support staff. I help students and staff to use technology in different ways in the classroom.
Zoom Password: 835188
May 28, 2020 9:30 am - 10:10am | BLOCK: 1 | LEVEL: Beginner
Presenter(s):
Holly Graffam
Device Type:
PC, Mac, Chromebook, Mobile
Description:
Want to be an animator at Disney? How about you start with Wick Animation. Wick is a free browser-based animation tool. It is available for use on a PC, Chromebook, tablet or phone. Wick can be used to make short video and interactive game-like animation.
See: Wick Editor,Holly Graffam’s Wick Animation Site
Holly Graffam, Technology Instructional Coach and computer science teacher at Scarborough Middle School. Mrs. Graffam has been a Tech IC and taught technology classes for the past five years at SMS. She has also taught math and continues to teach social studies.
Zoom Password: 184744
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Kern Kelly
Device Type:
Apple/PC, Tinkercad free account
Description:
Flat is boring! Let's create models for Minecraft, legos, or 3D printing with TinkerCad! (You'll need a free Tinkercad account)
We'll start with the basics, the build models from code, and finish with your own custom designs.
Kern Kelley is a Technology Integrator at Regional School Unit #19 in central Maine has provided support to educators for over a decade and has conducted professional development across the globe. He has always loved working with students with a special focus on having them teach others. He advises student presenters, the Tech Sherpas who he had brought to numerous conferences around the world and helped co-author the Google Apps Guidebook.
Zoom Password: 001942
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner
Presenter(s):
Phelan Gallagher
Device Type:
Description:
Augmented reality is a powerful way to engage people with their environment. Inherently place-based, AR’s super-power to “reveal the unseen” presents a unique opportunity to combine art and science to communicate stories about place and environment. Come see AR in action, brainstorm ways you could leverage this exciting new tech, and experiment with creating your own AR experiences!
Zoom Password: 859449
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Lindsey Carnes
Device Type:
iMovie, Apple
Description:
Animate yourself to fly through a Maine Bicentennial themed iMovie. You’ll learn the ins and outs of big screen animation. Think Maine pirates, wizards, dragons, and lobsters flying through your animated movie. Bring your MLTI Apple device (MacBook) with iMovie installed to create animated scenes in this hands-on session. Lindsey Carnes, Apple Inc.
Password: apple2
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 10:55am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Mauri Dufour
Device Type:
GarageBand installed and updated on your MLTI device, Apple
Description:
Create a unique song about Maine. Make a personal birthday song for Maine using GarageBand. Possibilities include; history, cities, counties, and animals. This hands-on session will encourage you to create a personalized sound track about Maine. Have GarageBand installed and updated on your MLTI Device.
Password: apple2
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: unlimited
Presenter(s):
Amy Tucker
Device Type:
Any device
Description:
BreakoutEDU is an immersive physical game kit and platform where you can work together to solve various puzzles to open a locked box, similar to an escape room. This platform brings the escape room to you. It's time for something different.
Amy Tucker is a middle school teacher who loves games, puzzles, and challenges. She is a lifelong learner and enjoys reading and listening to podcasts. She has been a BreakoutEDU Certified Trainer and loves collaborating to solve mysteries.
Zoom Password: 883060
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 10:55am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Ann Marie Quirion Hutton
Device Type:
Apple Device, Pages app
Description:
Build understanding of Maine’s history by using design-thinking and Shapes. Create meaning by building icons, logos, and illustrations to depict your knowledge of Maine. Using the power of Apple’s productivity tools, this hands-on session will walk you through designing an infographic to represent Maine’s rich heritage and leave you with the ability to create endless representations to show deep learning and understanding in all subjects. Have the app Pages installed and updated on your MLTI device.
Password: apple2
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: 40
Presenter(s):
Teacher: Kelly Goodfield, Student Leader: Maddie Buzzell, Student Leader: Isabella Libby
Device Type:
PC/Apple laptop or iPad
Description:
Participants will learn how to creatively use a program called Flipgrid and gain confidence in their own presentations. Participants will create videos while adding fun features. By the end of the sessions, participants will have the skills to create these videos by themselves. Flipgrid allows you to use fun stickers and filters to add to your video to make them more interesting and eye capturing. Join us and have some fun with Flipgrid!
Info.Flipgrid.com Student Leader: Maddie Buzzell I am seventeen years old and a Junior at Sacopee Valley High School located in Hiram Maine. Outside of school, some of my favorite things to do include playing basketball, riding ATVs, and spending time with my family and friends. At school I enjoy math, reading, and science. I am a member of SVHS Student Council, National Honor Society, TV2's Station Manager and class president for the last three years. I hope that Flipgrid will inspire you to create fun, outside of the boxes projects like it did me! Student Leader: Isabella Libby I am seventeen years old and a junior at Sacopee Valley High School. I am the Vice President of SVHS Student Council, a member of the Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Program and National Honor Society. I am very excited to teach students about a very creative learning tool that has been taught to me. MLTI is a very important program and I am happy to share my technological knowledge!
Zoom Password: 320070
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: unlimited
Presenter(s):
Hilary Chase
Device Type:
Apple/PC, Google Suite installed
Description:
Use Google to learn different ways to keep yourself organized and on top of things so that you can focus on your learning, and not struggle with navigating a digital workspace and workday. The session includes: Gmail filters, organizing Gmail, utilizing calendar, organizing Drive, bookmarking important documents (and organizing bookmarks), navigating and using classroom efficiently, and possibly using tasks.
Hilary Chase has taught math in Maine for 18 years, 10 in South Portland, 1 each in Freeport and Scarborough, 5 at Maine Connections Academy, is currently working at Massabesic Middle School. While her undergraduate degree is in chemistry, she graduated from the MAT program and the University of Maine with a Master's Degree in teaching, and a concentration in secondary mathematics education. In 2012, she presented at the ATOMIM State Conference on running a flipped classroom. From 2015-2019, seh was an adjunct professor at the University of Maine at Fort Kent through their Rural University program
Zoom Password: 108934
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: 50
Presenter(s):
Teacher: Susan Capwell
Device Type:
Platform: Device neutral; web-based. Access to Tinkercad and Scratch.
Description:
Tired of worksheets and essays? Want your class projects to be more interesting, engaging, and hands-on? Come hear from student leaders of the Searsport STEAM Lab about why Maker Ed can transform your learning. You'll learn what STEAM is, see examples of great classroom Makerspace projects in a variety of content areas, and learn how you, as a student, can advocate for this kind of awesome to happen in your classrooms. You'll have the option to get hands-on for a quick dip into a few tools like Tinkercad and Scratch, or gather some physical materials in your own house to complete a hands-on Makerspace Flash Lab.
The Searsport STEAM Lab Crew are the student leaders from Searsport District Middle & High School's Makerspace, the STEAM Lab. Kyla, Ellis, Dawson, Ryker, Emma and Cole are founding student members of the STEAM Lab, and are veteran presenters on Makerspaces and hands-on learning. They are led by Susan Capwell, 6-12 Technology Integrator Specialist and former MS and HS Humanities teacher. They are all passionate about Maker Ed and helping teachers and students make learning more engaging, relevant, and fun.
Session Tags: #STEAM #MakerEd #Tinkercad #Scratch #Hands-On
Links: scratch.mit.edu , tinkercad.com
Zoom Password: 748976
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | Max Capacity: None
Presenter(s):
Amy Tyler
Device Type:
Chromebook, Mac, Windows. It is available for iOS and Android, but we will be using the web version of the software.
Description:
In this sesson we will learn how to use Wevideo for a book report, or a video project for class. There are many templates that you can use for the first time to get used to using the website.
Make sure to have created an account before the session. You can use the free version for what we will create today.
Resources needed: https://www.wevideo.com/
Amy Tyler technology support staff. I help students and staff to use technology in different ways in the classroom.
Zoom Password: 835188
May 28, 2020 10:15 am - 11:00am | BLOCK: 2 | LEVEL: Beginner
Presenter(s):
Holly Graffam
Device Type:
Any device with internet access or the WeVideo app on your tablet.
Description:
In this session you will learn how to capture someone's attention. You will learn how to upload content to WeVideo and be able to create videos people won't forget. By the end of this session you will create a short video. This is a tool you will be able to use to demonstrate your knowledge in any of your classes.
See: Holly Graffam’s WeVideo Site
WeVideo.com
Holly Graffam, Technology Instructional Coach and computer science teacher at Scarborough Middle School. Mrs. Graffam has been a Tech IC and taught technology classes for the past five years at SMS. She has also taught math and continues to teach social studies.
Twitter: @hgraffam
Zoom Password: 184744
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Lindsey Carnes
Device Type:
iMovie, Apple
Description:
Animate yourself to fly through a Maine Bicentennial themed iMovie. You’ll learn the ins and outs of big screen animation. Think Maine pirates, wizards, dragons, and lobsters flying through your animated movie. Bring your MLTI Apple device (MacBook) with iMovie installed to create animated scenes in this hands-on session. Lindsey Carnes, Apple Inc.
Password: apple3
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Mauri Dufour
Device Type:
GarageBand installed and updated on your MLTI device, Apple
Description:
Create a unique song about Maine. Make a personal birthday song for Maine using GarageBand. Possibilities include; history, cities, counties, and animals. This hands-on session will encourage you to create a personalized sound track about Maine. Have GarageBand installed and updated on your MLTI Device.
Password: apple3
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: Unlimited
Presenter(s):
Dr. Ann Marie Quirion Hutton
Device Type:
Apple Device, Pages app
Description:
Build understanding of Maine’s history by using design-thinking and Shapes. Create meaning by building icons, logos, and illustrations to depict your knowledge of Maine. Using the power of Apple’s productivity tools, this hands-on session will walk you through designing an infographic to represent Maine’s rich heritage and leave you with the ability to create endless representations to show deep learning and understanding in all subjects. Have the app Pages installed and updated on your MLTI device.
Password: apple3
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: 40
Presenter(s):
Teacher: Kelly Goodfield, Student Leader: Maddie Buzzell, Student Leader: Isabella Libby
Device Type:
PC/Apple laptop or iPad
Description:
Participants will learn how to creatively use a program called Flipgrid and gain confidence in their own presentations. Participants will create videos while adding fun features. By the end of the sessions, participants will have the skills to create these videos by themselves. Flipgrid allows you to use fun stickers and filters to add to your video to make them more interesting and eye capturing. Join us and have some fun with Flipgrid!
Info.Flipgrid.com Student Leader: Maddie Buzzell I am seventeen years old and a Junior at Sacopee Valley High School located in Hiram Maine. Outside of school, some of my favorite things to do include playing basketball, riding ATVs, and spending time with my family and friends. At school I enjoy math, reading, and science. I am a member of SVHS Student Council, National Honor Society, TV2's Station Manager and class president for the last three years. I hope that Flipgrid will inspire you to create fun, outside of the boxes projects like it did me! Student Leader: Isabella Libby I am seventeen years old and a junior at Sacopee Valley High School. I am the Vice President of SVHS Student Council, a member of the Olympia Snowe Women’s Leadership Program and National Honor Society. I am very excited to teach students about a very creative learning tool that has been taught to me. MLTI is a very important program and I am happy to share my technological knowledge!
Zoom Password: 320070
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | LEVEL: Beginner | Max Capacity: unlimited
Presenter(s):
Hilary Chase
Device Type:
Apple/PC, Google Suite installed
Description:
Use Google to learn different ways to keep yourself organized and on top of things so that you can focus on your learning, and not struggle with navigating a digital workspace and workday. The session includes: Gmail filters, organizing Gmail, utilizing calendar, organizing Drive, bookmarking important documents (and organizing bookmarks), navigating and using classroom efficiently, and possibly using tasks.
Hilary Chase has taught math in Maine for 18 years, 10 in South Portland, 1 each in Freeport and Scarborough, 5 at Maine Connections Academy, is currently working at Massabesic Middle School. While her undergraduate degree is in chemistry, she graduated from the MAT program and the University of Maine with a Master's Degree in teaching, and a concentration in secondary mathematics education. In 2012, she presented at the ATOMIM State Conference on running a flipped classroom. From 2015-2019, seh was an adjunct professor at the University of Maine at Fort Kent through their Rural University program
Zoom Password: 108934
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | Max Capacity: 50
Presenter(s):
Teacher: Susan Capwell Student Leaders: Kyla, Ellis, Dawson, Ryker, Emma and Cole
Device Type:
Platform: Device neutral; web-based. Access to Tinkercad and Scratch.
Description:
Tired of worksheets and essays? Want your class projects to be more interesting, engaging, and hands-on? Come hear from student leaders of the Searsport STEAM Lab about why Maker Ed can transform your learning. You'll learn what STEAM is, see examples of great classroom Makerspace projects in a variety of content areas, and learn how you, as a student, can advocate for this kind of awesome to happen in your classrooms. You'll have the option to get hands-on for a quick dip into a few tools like Tinkercad and Scratch, or gather some physical materials in your own house to complete a hands-on Makerspace Flash Lab.
The Searsport STEAM Lab Crew are the student leaders from Searsport District Middle & High School's Makerspace, the STEAM Lab. Kyla, Ellis, Dawson, Ryker, Emma and Cole are founding student members of the STEAM Lab, and are veteran presenters on Makerspaces and hands-on learning. They are led by Susan Capwell, 6-12 Technology Integrator Specialist and former MS and HS Humanities teacher. They are all passionate about Maker Ed and helping teachers and students make learning more engaging, relevant, and fun.
Session Tags: #STEAM #MakerEd #Tinkercad #Scratch #Hands-On
Links: scratch.mit.edu , tinkercad.com
Zoom Password: 748976
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | Max Capacity: None
Presenter(s):
Amy Tyler
Device Type:
Chromebook, Mac, Windows. It is available for iOS and Android, but we will be using the web version of the software.
Description:
In this sesson we will learn how to use Wevideo for a book report, or a video project for class. There are many templates that you can use for the first time to get used to using the website.
Make sure to have created an account before the session. You can use the free version for what we will create today.
Resources needed: https://www.wevideo.com/
Amy Tyler technology support staff. I help students and staff to use technology in different ways in the classroom.
Zoom Password: 835188
May 28, 2020 11:05 am - 11:45am | BLOCK: 3 | LEVEL: Beginner
Presenter(s):
Holly Graffam
Device Type:
Any device with internet access or the WeVideo app on your tablet.
Description:
In this session you will learn how to capture someone's attention. You will learn how to upload content to WeVideo and be able to create videos people won't forget. By the end of this session you will create a short video. This is a tool you will be able to use to demonstrate your knowledge in any of your classes.
See: Holly Graffam’s WeVideo Site
WeVideo.com
Holly Graffam, Technology Instructional Coach and computer science teacher at Scarborough Middle School. Mrs. Graffam has been a Tech IC and taught technology classes for the past five years at SMS. She has also taught math and continues to teach social studies.
Twitter: @hgraffam
Zoom Password: 184744
