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Coding and Beyond

Date/Time/Room
November 2
10:30 am - 11:20 am CT
Room: B3
Strand
Digital Learning and Innovative Practices
Audience
Instructional Coaches, Instructional Leaders, Teachers, Technology Leaders/Support

Whether you’re preparing your students to succeed in the classroom or for a career, coding is a must. Coding skills teach logical thinking, reasoning skills, critical thinking, problem solving, teamwork, and much more. These skills are needed in all academic areas and life in general. Code.org is a great beginning to teach the basic coding language but they can be used with other technology. Come with a device and be ready to EXPLORE how block coding can be used with Sphero Bolt, Dash and Dot, and a Tello Drone. You want to excite students, this is how! Be ready to interact with the technology and others.

Presenter
Kim Hahnenkamp
Kim Hahnenkamp
Elementary Technology Integration Specialist, Pana Unit #8

Kim Hahnenkamp has taught for 34 years mostly as a classroom teacher but is now in her 3rd year as an Elementary Technology Integration Specialist with Pana Unit #8 teaching K-5 technology to students and teachers. She enjoys learning new innovative skills to share out with her students and sharing what she knows with teachers. She is proof that a seasoned teacher CAN learn technology.