AI feels like magic, but it’s actually a science your students can master. Shake off spring fever and join us to see how the new micro:bit Create AI tool turns complex concepts into hands-on play.
Come compare the foundational "big three" paths—CompTIA for vendor-neutral security, Cisco for network infrastructure, and Microsoft/Google for cloud ecosystem mastery— and discuss re-focusing om professional development that actually impacts district operations.
Dive into practical, actionable tips for making digital materials more comprehensible and accessible for all learners + explore the brain science behind effective digital teaching materials.
Monthly meeting for educational technology coaches and specialists in the West 40 region. Each monthly gathering will include guest presenters, breakout group discussions, whole group brainstorming, and resource sharing.
You're invited to an open forum to explore the latest topics and trends in educational technology. This is a unique networking opportunity for all ed-tech professionals—from technology directors to instructional coaches and everyone in between—to connect and discuss the evolving landscape of technology in our schools.
Join fellow educators to connect and collaborate on best practices for integrating instructional technology effectively into the classroom. This meeting offers a chance to share insights, troubleshoot challenges, and discover innovative tools to enhance learning experiences.
Join fellow K-12 librarians each month to discuss shared experiences, ask questions, and share ideas for supporting robust school library programs.
Have you considered the role AI could play in shaping the future of education at your school? This Administrator Academy (4025) aims to equip school leaders with the essential knowledge and practical tools to implement AI technologies effectively.
This Administrator Academy (#4229) is for leaders ready to move beyond isolated AI tools and develop a cohesive, long-term vision for artificial intelligence in their school or district.
This multi-day cohort for Missouri educators will introduce Code.org's new high school curriculum, including its modular units, adaptable lesson plans, and project-based learning experiences.
Through unplugged activities and creative endeavors, learn how to differentiate instruction so learners can access high-level thinking.
Discover how to grow an organic interest in computer science FarmBeats for Students, a program that combines an affordable micro:bit-based hardware kit with a free, curated curriculum and hands-on activities.
