Several TCS educators attended the Alabama Educational Technology Conference at the BJCC last week. Lara McClendon and April Chamberlain both presented several sessions. We are proud of the work of Lara and April.
TCS@AETC 2018
One Hour Presentations
Designing practical StEAm lesson plans
Now you know why STEM/STEAM is so important for your
students. Now you have amazing ideas! But how do you implement these ideas in
your real classroom? Learn how to use your existing curriculum to design powerful
STEAM lessons for your students. You will leave with a plan you can take back
to your school and colleagues to use with your students.
Presenter(s): Lara McClendon, Art Teacher, Paine Elementary
School, Trussville City Schools
Introduction to Digital Literacy and Computer Science
Course of Study: K-5 Computational Thinker
Come explore the K-5 Computational Thinker strand of the new
ALSDE Digital Literacy and Computer Science Course of Study. You will leave
with a better understanding of the standards, many resources, and connect with
other educators and organizations.
Presenter(s): Mollie Bounds, Elementary Instructional
Specialist of Innovation and Initiatives, Madison City Board of Education
April Chamberlain, Technology Coordinator, Trussville City
Schools
Introduction to Digital
Literacy and Computer Science Course of Study: K-5 Innovative Designer
Come explore the Innovative Designer strand of the new ALSDE
Digital Literacy and Computer Science Course of Study. You will leave with a
better understanding of the standards, many resources, and connect with other
educators and organizations.
Presenter(s): April Chamberlain, Technology Coordinator,
Trussville City Schools
Kelli Lane, Technology Integration Coordinator, Hoover City
Schools
3 Hour Workshops
Problem solving using easy robotic coding for all ages
Learn how to integrate simple coding into your classroom to
build problem solving skills. You will design challenges and write code for
your robot to follow. These exciting little robots will spark your creativity
and boost your confidence in writing computer code. No coding experience
required!! Special Instructions: Make sure to download Sphero Edu App and Swift
Playground from the App Store. Presenter: Lara McClendon
Computer Science in K-5
Are you new to computer science/coding and want to learn
more to create coders in your school? Learn about the standards, free
resources, connect with others, and see how one district is using a unique
schedule to not only teach computer science through their STEM/computer labs,
but also other opportunities.
Presenter: April Chamberlain
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