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CONFERENCE April 3-5, 2011 Rushmore Plaza Civic Center

Rapid City, SD

Technology & Innovation in Education

1925 Plaza Boulevard Rapid City, SD 57702 (605) 394-1876 www.tie.net

Agenda at a Glance

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Sunday – April 3 1:00 - 5:00 Preconference Indepth Workshops - Offsite Locations 4:00 - 8:00 Conference Registration 6:45 - 8:00 Welcome and Keynote Session with Rushton Hurley and Ken Shelton - Theater Monday – April 4 7:30 - 3:00 Conference Registration 8:15 - 9:30 Welcome and Keynote Session with Meg Ormiston - Theater 9:30 Exhibit Hall opens 9:45 - 10:40 Breakout Session 1 10:55 - 11:50 Breakout Session 2 11:50 -1:15 Exclusive Exhibit Hall Time/Lunch Break (on your own) 1:00 Prize drawing in the Exhibit Hall 1:15 - 2:10 Breakout Session 3 2:25 - 3:20 Breakout Session 4 3:00 - 5:00 Festival of Technology Grand Opening and prize drawings - Exhibit Hall 4:00 Media Fair Winners Announced in the Exhibit Hall 5:30 - 6:30 Digital Citizenship: Breaking the Culture of Mean, Elks Theatre - 512 6th Street 6:30 - 8:30 Workplace Technology’s Educator Appreciation Event

Featuring Kory and the Fireflies - Holiday Inn Dakota Ballroom 8:00-10:00 Digital Jam with Kevin Honeycutt - Salon H, Holiday Inn Tuesday – April 5 7:30 - 10:00 Conference Registration 8:15 - 9:30 Welcome and Keynote Session with Steve Hargadon - Theater 9:30 Exhibit Hall opens 9:45 - 10:40 Breakout Session 5 10:40 - 11:30 Festival of Technology Celebration and prize drawings - Exhibit Hall 11:30 - 12:25 Breakout Session 6 11:45 Exhibit Hall closes 12:40 - 1:35 Closing Keynote Session with Kevin Honeycutt - Theater 1:45 Final prize drawing - Theater

Bloggers’ Bistro

A friendly place to recharge and refuel

Coffee & donuts available during exhibit hall hours - booths 109 & 110

Sunday, April 3

Opening Keynote 6:45 - 8:00 pm

Technology in Education - What’s Changed, What Hasn’t Rushton Hurley & Ken Shelton Theater

Monday, April 4

Keynote Session 8:15 - 9:30 am

Teaching in the digital age

Meg Ormiston Theater

Breakout Session 1 9:45 - 10:40 am

Breakout Session 2 10:55 - 11:50 am

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Breakout Session 3 1:15 - 2:10 pm

Breakout Session 4 2:25 - 3:20 pm

Tuesday, April 5

Keynote Session School 2.0: Where We’re Headed, WHY, and What We Can Do About It 8:15 - 9:30 am Steve Hargadon Theater

Breakout Session 5 9:45 - 10:40 am

Breakout Session 6 11:30 am - 12:25 pm

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Closing Keynote Trends, Tools and Tactics for 21st Century Learning 12:40 - 1:35 pm Kevin Honeycutt Theater

We’re giving away 25 iPads!

Must be present to win!

Table of Contents Letter from the Director . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Sunday In-Depth Sessions . . . . . . . . . . . 4 Sunday Keynote Session . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 Monday Breakout Grid . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Monday Keynote Session . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Monday Session Descriptions . . . . . . . . 10 Tuesday Breakout Grid . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31 Tuesday Keynote Session . . . . . . . . . . . 32 Tuesday Session Descriptions . . . . . . . . 33 Closing Keynote Session . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Exhibit Hall Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 About TIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 General Conference Info & Maps . . . . 58 Index of Presenters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60

Online Conference Resources

In an effort to share resources, stay connected and save paper, many presenters have posted valuable information related to their sessions online. Log on to: www.tieconference.ning.com or click on the Conference Resources link at www.conference.tie.net.

April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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Letter from the Director

Welcome to the 25th Annual TIE Conference!

Welcome to the 25th annual TIE Conference. It is a pleasure and a privilege to have you participate in the region’s largest professional development event for educators.

I encourage you to engage fully in all the conference has to offer – nationallyrecognized keynote speakers, stimulating breakout sessions, a technology-rich exhibit hall, fabulous prizes and much, much more.

TIE 2011 reflects the finest in education/government/business partnerships. Through cooperation and collaboration with schools, professional education organizations, the South Dakota Department of Education and technology vendors, TIE leaders have shaped an event that helps participants discover the potential of sound technology integration for all learners. The result is a conference that features a wealth of relevant technology-related information for today’s schools and communities. The enthusiasm and commitment of TIE 2011 partners is reflected in the breadth and depth of conference activities.

TIE Twitters and we invite you to join in the conversation. You can find a Twitter TIE-torial here http://xrl.us/twitterattie.

You can follow all the happenings at TIE when you follow the #TIE11 Twitter hashtag. On Monday evening you are invited to a “big screen” premier of TIE’s latest DVD production, Digital Citizenship: Breaking the Culture of Mean.

Please join us at the Elks Theatre in downtown Rapid City from 5:30 to 6:30pm for a viewing and a panel discussion.

At the conclusion of a great TIE Conference, attendees are energized and anxious to bring ideas and strategies back to the classroom. Often we have so many good ideas, we lose track of them. This year conference resources from presentations will be posted on the TIE Conference Ning http://tieconference.ning.com. We’ve encouraged presenters to post presentations, handouts and links so that you can easily access them after you return home.

Thanks go to a host of people, organizations and agencies for the success of this event. Also, as the Director of TIE, I offer a special thanks to the TIE staff members that work diligently throughout the year to ensure that the TIE conference is a powerful and productive experience for participants.

Sincerely,

Dr. Julie Mathiesen TIE Director

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Co-Hosts

TIE Advisory Board

SD Department of Education Black Hills Special Services Coop Associated School Boards of SD School Administrators of SD SD Library Association SD Association for Education, Communications, and Technology SD Society for Technology in Education SD Education Association

Nadine Eastman - Cheyenne BIA Kirk Easton - Warner Dave Ehlers - Weston County #1 Julie Ertz - ASBSD Mark Froke - Vermillion Ginny Gustad - Beresford Barb Honeycutt - RC Catholic Chad Janzen - Canistota Darci Love - Huron Don Lyon - Meade 25th Annual TIE Conference

Kevin Nelson - Beresford Lisa McNeely - Redfield Wade Pogany - SD DOE, Exofficio Tamara Schmidt - Sioux Valley Scott Shephard - Watertown Shane Steckelberg - Dakota Valley Kevin Coles - McLaughlin Brett Bertram - Todd County Nancy Hall - BHSU Mike Hanson - Winner

Network Sponsor

Network Sponsor

www.gwtis.com (605) 721-1000 Booth #28

www.hp.com (701) 255-7456 Booths 47 & 48

Promethean Sponsor

SMARTBoard Sponsor

www.connectingpoint.biz (605) 882-1555 Booths 42, 51 & 52

www.wtcnetworks.com (605) 224-1643 Booths 58, 59 & 60

Audio Sponsor

Student Helpers Provided by

www.Lightspeed-tek.com (612) 670-3203 Booth #54

www.wdt.edu (800) 544-8765

ISTE’s Making IT Happen is an internationally recognized awards program for educators in the field of K-12 educational technology integration. We are proud to be presenting two deserving individuals with this award during the Sunday and Monday Keynote Sessions!

Sponsors/Special Thanks

Sponsors & Special Thanks

On-Site Tech Support Provided by

Rapid City Store (605) 341-8220 Booth #29

Check out the new TIE Conference mobile site on your smartphone:

m.conference.tie.net

April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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In-Depth Sessions (Off-Site)

Sunday, April 3

1. A Recipe for Success: 21st Century Learning Skills & Tech.

Western Dakota Tech - 800 Mickelson Drive, Room 203 Deborah Munis & Jen Korte - Auglaize County Esc General - Pre-K to 16, Windows lab Assessment / 21st Century Tools 2. Cell Phones in the Classroom Civic Center, Alpine Room James Kapptie - Park County School District #1 Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 16, bring laptop Innovation/Creativity / Mobile Technology 3. Creating a Professional Development Course in Moodle NAU - 321 Kansas City Street, Admin Bldg, Room A160 Scott Nash - Marshall Univ & Chaz Yingling - Athena Career Academy Administrators - K to 12, bring laptop 21st Century Tools / Professional Development 5. Digital Draftbooks: Transforming the 21st Century Writing Process West Middle School - 1003 Soo San Drive, Room 109 Shannon Wentworth & Gwynn Moore - Aurora Public Schools General - K to 12, Windows lab Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools 7. Elementary One to One Laptops - How to Implement, Organize and Excite Students About Learning in a One to One Classroom Hill City Elementary School - Room O - 341 Main Street, Hill City Sharla Steever & John Hohn - Hill City School District Classroom Teachers - 3 to 5, Windows lab Technology Coordination / One-to-one

16. Mobile Devices--Ready or Not, Here They Come SDSM&T - 501 East St. Joseph, McLaury Building, Room M306 Lennie Symes - TIE General - Pre-K to 16, bring laptop Mobile Technology / Emerging Technology 17. Motivate & Engage Students w/Web 2.0 Teaching Tools-What Works?

NAU - 321 Kansas City Street, Library Bldg, Room J208 Wanda Ottenbacher & Carla Clark - Aberdeen School District Classroom Teachers - K to 12, Windows lab 21st Century Tools / Web 2.0 18. Project Based Learning: Better than Peanut Butter and Jelly!

Civic Center, Ponderosa Room Scott Shephard & Chris Swiden - Watertown School District Classroom Teachers - 7 to 12, bring laptop Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools 21. Strategic Planning: The Key to Systems Improvement Civic Center, LaCroix C Paige Fenton Hughes - Fenton Hughes Consulting/WY DOE Administrators - Pre-K to 16, Windows lab Managing Complexity / Leadership

8. Empowering Students to Move Beyond PowerPoint SDSM&T - 501 East St. Joseph, McLaury Building, Room M313 Charlotte Mohling - Wessington Springs School District Classroom Teachers - 8 to 12, bring laptop Student Engagement

22. Ten Things Teachers Should Know About Technology Francis Case Elementary - Douglas School District - Box Elder Jeff Glandt - Douglas School District Classroom Teachers - K to 12, Apple lab Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools

9. Game Zone (Smartboard) NAU - 321 Kansas City Street, Library Bldg, Room J205 Debra Winburn - Groton Area School District Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 8, Windows lab Student Engagement / Innovation/Creativity

23. The Amazing A-Z Web 2.0 Toolbox for Teachers Western Dakota Tech - 800 Mickelson Drive, Room 152 Arlys Peterson - University Of Sioux Falls Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 16, Windows lab Innovation/Creativity / Web 2.0

10. Hands on Features Windows 7 & Microsoft Office 2010 Western Dakota Tech - 800 Mickelson Drive, Room 207 Verlan Erickson & Nicki Ducheneaux- Western Dakota Tech General - Pre-K to 16, Windows lab 21st Century Tools

24. TTSN: Celebrating the Mentoring Year Rushmore Plaza Civic Center - LaCroix B Marlene Rothermel - TIE & Lanette Johnston - SD DOE Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 16, Classroom Interpersonal/Collaboration / Leadership

11. Infinite Campus: Tools for Teachers Overview Civic Center, LaCroix D Barry Brahier - Infinite Campus Classroom Teachers - K to 12, Classroom Professional Development

25. Using Photo Story to Create Classroom & Personal Projects Wilson Elementary, Room 31 - 827 Franklin Street Beth Bury - Rapid City Area Schools Classroom Teachers - 2 to 12, Windows lab Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools

12. Innovative Global Collaborative Projects using State of the Art ICT tools like Elluminate, Skype, Google Docs/Sites, Videos....

West Middle School - 1003 Soo San Drive, Room 101 Mary Prentice - Thomas University Teacher Education Program K-12 Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 16, Windows lab Technology Coordination / 21st Century Tools

29. What’s your target? If you aim for nothing you’ll hit it every time Civic Center, LaCroix A Jennifer Nehl & Dr. Pam Lange - TIE Classroom Teachers - K to 12, Classroom Interpersonal/Collaboration / Student Engagement

13. Interactive E-Learning to Enhance the K-12 Civics/Social Studies Classroom Experience Chiesman Center for Democracy - 1641 Deadwood Avenue DeVee Dietz - Chiesman Center For Democracy, Jeannine Gibson - St. Thomas More & Joanne Bohl - West Central School District General - 4 to 12, bring laptop Critical Thinking / Student Engagement

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15. Make Movie with Movie Maker, Jazz up Photos with Photostory, Creative Video on Animoto, Post to YouTube & Head to the CLOUD! West Middle School - 1003 Soo San Drive, Rapid City, Room 127 Liz Bennett - Garretson School District Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 16, Windows lab Innovation/Creativity / Emerging Technology

14. Loads-o-Resources from Two Google Certified Teachers SDSM&T - 501 East St. Joseph, McLaury Building, Room M205 Rushton Hurley & Ken Shelton General - Pre-K to 16, bring laptop Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools

31. Top Ten Myths of Online Learning NAU - 321 Kansas City Street, Admin Bldg, Room A174 Tara Bladow - Atomic Learning Classroom Teachers - Pre-K to 16, bring laptop Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools 50. The Cosmic Connection West Middle School - 1003 Soo San Drive, Room 128 Peggy Norris - Sanford Underground Lab General - K to 16, Classroom Research

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Sunday Keynote Session Theater

Technology in Education - What’s Changed, What Hasn’t Rushton Hurley & Ken Shelton

Technology has unleashed a torrent of possibilities for teaching and learning, but our being effective requires us to know the difference between what’s really changed and what hasn’t. If the interpersonal connection between teacher and student is that which enables powerful learning in a classroom, certain questions can shape how we build our lessons.

To what degree do students trust that we care about their strengths and weaknesses? Does their opinion of our abilities decide the degree to which they will pay attention? Are we rising above their expectations of predictability for our classes?

And finally, can technology help us address these questions productively? Don’t miss the thoughts on these questions from two far-from-boring teachers who refuse to stop learning.

About Rushton Hurley Rushton has been a Japanese language teacher, a principal of an online high school, a teacher trainer, an educational technology researcher, and a school reform consultant who has worked and studied on three continents. He is now director of an educational nonprofit called Next Vista for Learning, which houses a free library of videos by and for teachers and students. Rushton has trained teachers around the country, presenting at national and regional conferences. His fun and thoughtful talks center on the connection between engaging learning and useful, affordable technology, as well as professional perspectives of teachers.

Sunday, April 3

6:45 - 8:00 pm

Learn more about Rushton at www.nextvista.org.

About Ken Shelton Ken holds a M.A. in Education, with a specialization in New Media Design and Production. He has worked as an educator for 8 years and currently teaches technology at the middle school level. He has earned teaching credentials in both Social Studies and Technology Education. As a part of his active involvement within the Educational Technology community, Ken is a Google Certified Teacher, an Apple Distinguished Educator, a Discovery STAR Educator, and serves on the board for the Computer Using Educators Los Angeles affiliate (CUELA).

Tweet about TIE! Use the hashtag #TIE11 to connect with others.

April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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Monday Breakout Grid Keynote 8:15-9:30 AM

Breakout Session 1 9:45-10:40 AM

Breakout Session 2 10:55-11:50 AM

Alpine Room

Acceptable Use Policies 2.0

Quest for Success

Boardroom

Free Cool Tools

Can You or Should You Use E-Readers in the Classroom?

LaCroix A

Find the Silver Lining in Research Use Online Resources!

Glogster- More Than a Poster, More Than a Blog, Come See the Glory of a Glog

LaCroix B

Creating a Personal Learning Network

Google Lit Trips

Monday, April 4

Theater

LaCroix C LaCroix D Ponderosa Room Room 101

Students Can Publish-and Live to Tell:

an 8th Grade Student Presentation

Websites for High School Sports Teams and Coaches

Thinking Maps: A Standards Based Strategy Using Visual Patterns...

RtNCA - Using Technology to Support Teaching and Learning

Blogging Across the Curriculum:

Science Classes, Literature Circles...

Operations Staff Supporting Student Growth: How to Bring Classified Staff...

Formative Assessment for Mastery Surviving an E-Rate Audit

Room 102

Hands on Banking

Filling Crucial Gaps in Curriculum Offerings

Room 104

The Importance of Online Backup

Building an Interactive Collab. Learning Environment at a Fraction of the Cost

Room 105

What’s New From Apple

Transforming Teaching & Learning: the Apple Blended Learning Environment

Room 205

Web 2.0 Meets Blooms Taxonomy

Critical Resources: Using Tech. to Create Water Quality Curricula That Develops...

Room 206

Making Science Stars: Beyond the Power Point Presentation

Invention & Creative Problem-Solving

Rushmore E

The Framework for Teaching

Introduction to iPad in Education/possibilities

Rushmore F

Mobile Devices--Ready or Not, Here They Come

Teaching Teachers to Take the Next Step

Rushmore G

From Animoto to Zamzar: Students as Producers of the Web

Explore, Seek, Examine: Effective Strategies for using Google Search

Rushmore H

The Future of Leadership – Technology and the School Leader

Blogs, Podcasts, Wikis, Social Net. Sites to Increase Engagement & Achievement

Program-The Extra Hand You Need!

Headsprout Early Reading

Technology: Both Friend and Foe to Our Health

Salon D Holiday Inn

*Connect **Connect ***CONNECT

Technology in Education

Salon E Holiday Inn

State of the DDN

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(in Exhibit Hall)

Salon C Holiday Inn

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Meg Ormiston

Salon H Holiday Inn

Enhancing the Classroom through Google Apps forTIE Education 25th Annual Conference

in the Elem. Classroom: STEM...

HP & Intel-2011 Technology Updates

(Desktop, Notebook, Server) 21 Digital Assessments for the 21st Century

Breakout Session 4 2:25-3:20 PM

Art and the Web: Studio Courses in Online Environments

Students of the Board (Promethean)

Technology Literacy Assessment How Do We Improve?

Is Your School Website Holding You Back?

The Sanford Center for Science Education: Opportunities to Engage and Inspire

So I Found My House on Google Earth - Now What?

Elementary One-to-One Student Showcase

New and Better Google Tools for Today’s Classroom

Webpages Made Easy With Weebly

There’s an App for That

Digitial Citizenship Social Networking and Cyberbullying

Becoming 21st Century-Ready: Strategies for Integrating 21st Century Skills

HP’s Multifunction Printer Portfolio and Future Smart Technology

Student Films: Investment, Empowerment, and Community

Empowering Staff to Integrate Technology

SD Teacher to Teacher Support Network (TTSN)

Teacher Evaluation with the Danielson Framework

Personalized Learning is Becoming a Reality

Reading, Writing and Thinking for the 21st Century

Nova5000 and Other Classroom Solutions by Fourier

Peer Panel Apple Q And A

Podcasting, Moviemaking and More: iLife ‘11

K-12 Distance Learning @ Manhattan School of Music

Project WOW (Wagner Online with Wessington Springs)

Operate your Computer by Voice Productivity Tools for Students & Teachers

Text to Speech Evolves to an Integrated Literacy Solution

Flying High with Google Earth’s Flight Simulator

Game On (Smartboard)

Hordes of Free Tools from a Google Certified Teacher

Exploring Thinkfinity: More than a Website

A Better Plan For Your Professional Development

Solutions for Managing IOS Devices (iPod/iPad)

Web 2.0 Tools Every Instructional Leader Should Have in Their Backpack

HP Networking - Learn How HP is Changing the Rules of Networking...

Power Up 21!

Reaching All Students: SD Model for Response to Intervention (RtI)

Breaking the Space Time Continuum: Making Achievement the Constant

WARNING: Critical Thinking Required!

South Dakota Broadband Expansion Project

HP Netbook And Elitebook: Tablet Latest Features And Product Demo

Classroom Management for Digital Kids

Simple Cellphones for the Classroom April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

With our Compliments Don’t forget to pick up your complimentary flag pen, reusable water bottle and tote bag at the “Conference Materials” booth in conference headquarters any time during registration hours (use the coupon attached to your name badge sheet).

Monday, April 4

Breakout Session 3 1:15-2:10 PM

Courtesy of TIE Membership Don’t forget to stop by the TIE booth (#30 & 31) in the exhibit hall Monday or Tuesday to get your free portable hamburger mini speaker. You must use the coupon located behind your name badge.

This innovative little speaker features a built-in rechargeable lithium ion battery and an audio data retractable cable with USB plug for charging.

Please read the enclosed directions before use.

Additional units may be purchased at the TIE booth for just $10.

Please refer to the website to view sessions listed by tags.

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Monday, April 4

Monday Keynote Session 8:15 - 9:30 am

Teaching in the Digital Age

Theater

Meg Ormiston Teachers today need to catch up and keep up with the rapidly changing digital landscape, or risk disengaging an entire generation of students. We need updated methods and strategies to take advantage of the new opportunities that digital tools bring to the classroom. New curriculum delivery methods include using video curriculum, podcasting direct instruction, and harnessing the power of online resources. Change the way you teach to better align to the research about how the students of today learn.

About Meg Ormiston Meg has been involved in professional development activities focused on changing instructional practice in the classroom for over 25 years. She marries her passion for technology with a deep curriculum background and over twelve years as a classroom teacher. Meg has served as a curriculum coach, school board member, keynote speaker, professional development specialist and grant facilitation specialist. She has also authored four books, written numerous articles, collaborated on professional videos and participates in many personal learning communities. Meg brings all of this to her session, with a dynamic presentation style and a great sense of humor.

Read more about Meg at www.megormiston.com.

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Remember to put your “Prize Drawing Entry Card� in the raffle barrel for your chance to win this and other great prizes.

Drawings will take place throughout the conference, including the opening and closing keynote sessions.

Must be present to win!

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Graduate Education at the University of Sioux Falls Master of Leadership in Education Degrees Desire to learn.

• Program meets S.D. Department of Education principal certification standards.

• Graduates apply learned leadership skills in classrooms, schools and communities.

M.Ed. in Reading

Monday, April 4

M.Ed. in Leadership

• Program meets S.D. Department of Education K–12 reading specialist certification standards.

• Program is also available to Rapid City area educators through a collaborative partnership with the Rapid City Area Schools’ literacy department.

M.Ed. in Technology (New cohort beginning Summer of 2011) • Program prepares educators to lead effective and innovative uses of technology in K–12 settings.

• Graduates are eligible for the K-12 classroom technology endorsement and/or the K-12 technology integrationist endorsement.

Education Specialist Degree Seek to serve.

• Program meets S.D. Department of Education superintendent endorsement standards.

• Classes held one Saturday each month during the school year, summer and online.

Master of Education in Teaching Degree It’s never too late to dream.

• Requires a baccalaureate degree in a content area taught in secondary schools or in a related area.

• Includes online and evening classes designed to suit busy lives.

• Offers dynamic coursework and professors with real-world experience.

• Provides middle and high school teaching certification as well as a master’s degree.

• Takes place in a 21-month period.

Website: Phone: Email: Address:

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April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

USiouxFalls.edu/GradEd 1-800-888-1047 or (605) 331-6710 education.web@usiouxfalls.edu 1101 W 22nd St, Sioux Falls, SD 57105

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Breakout Session 1

9:45 - 10:40 AM

Monday, April 4

Acceptable Use Policies 2.0 Alpine Room Panelists: Dave Barker - Platte County School District, Julie Ertz - Associated School

Boards of SD, Lisa Tolliver, Wagner School District. Moderator: John Swanson, TIE What is acceptable use of technology in a 21st Century school district? The increasing use of Web 2.0 applications and mobile technologies is causing school districts to reconsider their current Acceptable Use Policies (AUPs). A key challenge facing districts is how to identify policies and procedures which are restrictive enough to promote Internet safety but permissive enough to capitalize on the value of these new technologies to improve teaching and learning. This panel discussion will explore how some school districts are responding to that challenge. A list of resources for assisting districts in transitioning their AUPs into RUPs (Responsible Use Policies) will also be shared.

Administrators Pre-K to 16 Interpersonal/Collaboration / Leadership

Blogging Across the Curriculum: Science Classes, Literature Circles, and in a School Library Ponderosa Room Allison Radermacher, Krista McMiller & Tyler Hoffman - Ellendale Public School This session will include clear descriptions of how blogs have been used to enhance classroom learning. The presentation will include an in-depth look at how blogs have become a successful tool for a high school science class, an elementary reading and social studies classes, and in the school library. Classroom teachers K-12 along with school librarians will benefit from the ideas given that will have the power to enhance a student’s ability to engage in higher level thinking.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 12 Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools

*Connect **Connect ***CONNECT Salon D - Holiday Inn Dr. Marilyn Hofer - TIE *You are already connected to the internet and online teaching, **You are already making connections with your online students, ***Now CONNECT with other online teachers! As an online educator, you are invited to this round table discussion for the purposes of getting acquainted with each other, sharing best practices, and investigating the possibility of developing an organization of online educators in South Dakota. Please be prepared to share one of your own best practices with the group in this one hour session.

General Pre-K to 16 Learning Power / Professional Development

Creating a Personal Learning Network LaCroix B Lacey Hoogland - TIE Have you ever wondered how to filter all the information on the internet so that it is personal for you? How can you follow multiple blogs, news stories and personal interests without being overwhelmed? If so this is for you! Together we will explore how to create the time to meld these areas of life into one format where you can quickly filter what you need utilizing Google Reader. You will walk away with several great teacher blogs and personal knowledge to expand your Personal and Professional Learning Network.

General Pre-K to 16 Information/Media Literacy / Professional Development

Enhancing the Classroom through Google Apps for Education Salon H - Holiday Inn Faye Haggar - University Of South Dakota & Pat Bruinsma This breakout session will offer educators a better understanding of Google Apps for Education. The Google tools support learning, enhance collaboration and improve productivity. Educators will learn how to use Google Docs for group work, Google Sites for publishing, Google Forms for Assessment, Google Spreadsheets for data collection and embed Video for presentation. Participants will be able to successfully create a Google site to communicate with students/parents/ administrators, showcase work, gather all materials, and generate online discussions.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Web 2.0

Find the Silver Lining in Research—Use Online Resources!

LaCroix A Julie Erickson - South Dakota State Library Does the thought of doing a research project put a cloud of doom over your class? Do you wish you had a better grasp of teaching research? Let SD State Library’s online subscription resources, freely available to all South Dakotans, give you the silver lining of guidance and resources! See step-by-step research guides, note organizers, full-text magazine and newspaper articles and more. Learn how to use keywords and resource-provided suggested topics to get the results you want.

General 9 to 16 21st Century Tools / Research 10

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Rushmore G Deb Wolf - Sioux Falls School District This session will look at a wide variety of web 2.0 tools including animoto, blogs, glogster, polleverywhere, wallwisher, wikis and others that allow students to collaborate, communicate, and create as a way to demonstrate understanding.

These 21st century skills and tools can be combined together for powerful teaching and learning.

Classroom Teachers 6 to 12 Web 2.0 / 21st Century Tools

Free Cool Tools Boardroom Sherry Crofut - TIE There are so many free online tools to explore that we rarely have time to find them all. Come see some of my favorites and check out the list we have compiled (and are adding to) at TIE! Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Web 2.0

Hands on Banking Room 102 Lesa Jarding - Wells Fargo The Hands on Banking program covers all the basics of sound money management in an easy-to-understand, entertaining format that teachers can easily integrate into their lesson plans. Developed as a free community service by Wells Fargo, and contains no product promotion or commercial content. Customized instruction for four age groups, from 4th grade through adult. Topics include budgeting, bank accounts and services, saving and investing, responsible use of credit, buying a car, how to afford higher education, finding a job and career, and more.

General 4 to 16 Critical Thinking / Student Engagement

Monday, April 4

From Animoto to Zamzar: Students as Producers of the Web

Headsprout Early Reading Program--The Extra Hand You Need!

Salon C - Holiday Inn Tammy Strobel & Kristin Entzi - Kulm School District In this breakout session, we will be telling about Headsprout Early Reading Program and sharing some excellent websites that we use daily. Headsprout Early Reading is a computer-based supplemental Reading program that gives every child reading success. Headsprout Early Reading is like having a multitude of different reading groups going on at the same time in your classroom. You, the teacher, can monitor progress and help students as they need it.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 2 Emerging Technology / Student Engagement

Making Science Stars: Beyond the Power Point Presentation Room 206 Kathleen Matthew - Black Hills State University You and/or your students can be science stars in the classroom using a video camera and Movie Maker. This presentation will highlight a fun way to learn and teach science using a video tape and Movie Maker. Examples and explanations of videotaped scientific phenomena created by my students will be shown during the session. You will create your own storyboard during this presentation and we will discuss how to teach your students to create a bank of examples and explanations of scientific phenomena to use with future classes. Sometimes it is our own students who are our best teachers.

Classroom Teachers 4 to 16 Innovation/Creativity / Student Engagement

Mobile Devices--Ready or Not, Here They Come Rushmore F Lennie Symes - TIE The emergence of mobile technologies, e.g. smartphones, tablets, and ebook readers, are making a dramatic impact on education. Administrators, teachers, and tech coordinators need to be aware of how these technologies impact classrooms as more and more students bring personal devices to school, as well as making informed decisions for future school purchases.

This session is for educators and tech coordinators with little experience using mobile technology who want to know more about its potential, and intermediate-experienced users who want to expand their knowledge about using mobile devices.

General Pre-K to 16 Emerging Technology / Mobile Technology

Operations Staff Supporting Student Growth: How to Bring Classified Staff into the Improvement Fold Room 101 Paige Fenton Hughes - Fenton Hughes Consulting & Wyoming DOE Operations staff play a key role in supporting student achievement. Learn some strategies to build mission, set goals, and measure improvement as operations staff learn to take ownership for growth that supports academic achievement.

Administrators Pre-K to 16 Professional Development / Leadership April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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State of the DDN

Students Can Publish--and Live to Tell: An 8th Grade Student Presentation LaCroix C Lisa McNeely - Redfield School District Redfield 8th graders discuss a publishing project in which they collaborated with 2nd graders to write and publish stories using a web based publishing site. These students will show the attendees how they can easily complete their own publishing project and receive a free, published book. In addition, they will show their published work, and describe the joys and difficulties of working with 2nd graders. The students will also explain the software limitations, some of the technology issues faced locally, and the frustrations of having to meet a publishing deadline. Finally, they will summarize their learning, and why this project, while frustrating at times, was so valuable to improving their reading, writing, and editing skills.

Classroom Teachers K to 12 Innovation/Creativity / 21st Century Tools

Monday, April 4

Salon E - Holiday Inn Shawn England & John Malfero BIT/DDN Support The presenters will relay the present state of the Dakota Digital Network, future plans and technologies for school tech staff and school administrators.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Technology Coordination / Leadership

The Framework for Teaching Rushmore E Cate Sommervold & Melissa Goodwin - East Dakota Educational Cooperative An informational overview of Charlotte Danielson’s Framework for Teaching and Cognitive Coaching. Leave with an understanding of the Framework of Teaching- its four components of professional practice and how they work in teacher evaluation and how the Framework fits with Cognitive Coaching.

Administrators Pre-K to 16 Assessment/ Leadership

The Future of Leadership – Technology and the School Leader Rushmore H Meg Ormiston - Keynote Presenter This course is about change and the power of technology tools to help create a learning environment of excellence. In the course, participants will understand the dramatic changes in the world of business and why education needs to change to prepare workers for the global economy, establish a deeper understanding of the importance of collaboration, explore the critical importance of establishing a personal learning network, and synthesize the many variables of change and resistance within a school system.

Administrators Pre-K to 16 Emerging Technology / Leadership

The Importance of Online Backup Room 104 (in Exhibit Hall) Travis Graves - Graves IT Solutions This breakout session will discuss the importance of online backup and how to integrate this exciting technology into your existing disaster recovery planning for your school. You will also learn about features to look for in an online solution and a demonstration of Graves IT Solutions Online Backup System will be used to show how easily this technology can be added to your existing backup strategy.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Technology Coordination / Emerging Technology

Thinking Maps: A Standards Based Strategy Using Visual Patterns for Thinking Critically Designed to Actively Engage All Students LaCroix D Carol Greco - Lead-Deadwood School District & Ken McGuire - Thinking Maps An introduction of Thinking Maps is a strategy of using eight visual patterns for students’ thinking critically in all content, grade, and ability levels. The maps provide standards-based strategies for academic vocabulary, reading, writing, summarizing, problem-solving, and note-taking. The scaffolding effect provides a safety net that ensures that every child’s learning style is addressed and that they are actively engaged. This translates into better classroom performance, behavior, and test-taking skills. Based on research, Thinking Maps are a recognizable strategy for student success.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Learning Power / Critical Thinking

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Monday, April 4

Web 2.0 Meets Bloom’s Taxonomy Room 205 Michelle Mehlberg - Willow Lake School District & Tammy Bauck - Three-Rivers Have you been using some of the Web 2.0 technologies and tools and aren’t certain if you are using them to their fullest potential? This session will highlight Web 2.0 tools that can be used at the various Bloom’s Taxonomy levels to better meet content standards. Come hear about these tools and collaborate with your colleagues to identify some ways to use Web 2.0 to its fullest potential.

General Pre-K to 16 Critical Thinking / Web 2.0

What’s New From Apple Room 105 (in Exhibit Hall) Dan Pollema - Apple Inc. It’s been an exciting year in educational technology. The new MacBook Air is an incredibly thin and light, yet fully capable Mac. The new iPod Touch has a powerful A4 chip that enables features like multi-tasking and video editing, two cameras - front-facing for FaceTime video conferencing, and a back camera that shoots HD video - a built-in microphone and a beautiful retina display. A new version of iLife, iLife ‘11, makes music creation, video editing, podcasting and web publishing easier than ever. And the introduction of the iPad has changed everything, creating new possibilities for empowering all students with robust, easy-to-use learning tools. Meet your Apple Education team and learn what’s new from Apple.

General Pre-K to 16 Innovation/Creativity / 21st Century Tools

Monday, April 4 Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Dakota Ballroom Reception 6:30-8:30, Performance 7:30 pm The team at Workplace sincerely appreciates the opportunity to work with you in providing SMART-centered education technology solutions. We commend you on your dedication to positively impact the young people of our state and the region through your role in education.

You’re Invited! Pick up your official pass up at our booth in the exhibit hall on Monday. We hope to see you there!

You’re Invited to Join Keynote Presenter Kevin Honeycutt for a

Digital Jam Session!

Monday, April 4 - 8:00 pm Rushmore Plaza Holiday Inn, Salon H

Please join us for this fun exploration of the power of technology used creatively.

We’ll play with apps and sites and even real musical instruments and voices.

Bring your iPad, iPod, iPhone, laptop or Android phone and be ready to have some fun! *No musical ability required :)

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The Top Ten Reasons For You to Use SDPB.org in the Classroom © Pedro Nogueira | Dreamstime.com

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SDPB.org A History

1. Study South Dakota’s immigrant heritage with The Stavig Letters.

2. Learn about the history of the Lakota people with Oceti Sakowin: People of the Seven Council Fires.

3. Add amazing lessons about materials science with NOVA’s Making Stuff.

4. Revisit the historic 1961 bus tour that challenged segregation in the Deep South with American Experience’s Freedom Riders.

5. Engage youngsters in the world of science with the new series, The Cat in the Hat Knows a Lot About That.

6. Get Education Update From SDPB, the free, weekly e-newsletter about the programs and resources that have an educational application.

7. Access current events resources from Assignment: The World.

8. Discover South Dakota’s history with the Dakota Pathways series.

9. Celebrate the century of history about South Dakota’s capitol building with Our Statehouse: A Capitol Idea.

10. Go “old school” with video demos that teach basic science principles.

Find all this and more at SDPB.org in the “Education” section!

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10:55 - 11:50 AM

Monday, April 4

21 Digital Assessments for the 21st Century Salon H - Holiday Inn Mark Geary - Dakota State University So you are doing a blog? Don’t pat yourself on the back just yet. This presentation will briefly describe 21 ways you can develop an alternative assessment in any subject area. Help students extend the product of their learning beyond the classroom to a wider audience, and let parents KNOW you are teaching students 21st century skills by giving students 21st century skills artifacts of learning to PROVE their mastery.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Assessment

Blogs, Podcasts, Wikis and Social Networking Sites to Increase Engagement and Achievement Rushmore H Meg Ormiston - Keynote Presenter Investigate how Web 2.0 tools are being used in classrooms with students of all ages. Specifically we will focus on blogs for the writing process and continued learning; wikis for collaborative learning inside and outside of school; and how teachers are using podcasts to extend learning beyond the classroom, check for understanding and as accommodations for those learners who need them. Everything will be linked to curriculum and aligned to standards-delivered instruction.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Student Engagement / Social Networking

Building an Interactive Collaborative Learning Environment at a Fraction of the Cost Room 104 (in Exhibit Hall) Cotie Erickson - AVerMedia Information, Inc. Join us in this session to experience the debut of the AVerMedia Interactive Collaborative Learning Solution. It is the first Interactive classroom solution that combines collaborative learning with document camera, mobility, simultaneous teacher-student engagement and immediate feedback, all from virtually any surface in the room. AVerMedia’s line of document cameras feature top of the line specs with ease of use and immediate student engagement. The AVerPen and Aver+ software employ popular features found in interactive white boards, wireless slates, and group response systems.

These are integrated into the overall solution to further enhance a full 21st Century Classroom learning environment in one comprehensive yet affordable package. This is an engaging session where you will be encouraged to participate.

Classroom Teachers 3 to 5 Interpersonal/Collaboration / Emerging Technology

Can You or Should You Use E-Readers in the Classroom?

Boardroom Blake Dahlberg & Gwendolyn Kitzan - Newell School District Ebook readers are an excellent way to get reluctant readers interested in reading. With today’s kids being completely plugged into technology, E Readers and E Books are another tool to encourage reading and learning. Mr. Dahlberg understands and promotes the use of various types of technology in all his Pre-K to 8th classrooms. Mrs. Kitzan’s school library is a hands-on, interactive library where tradition and technology are co-mingled and combined.

Classroom Teachers 6 to 8 Emerging Technology / Information/Media Literacy

Critical Resources: Using Technology to Create Water Quality Curricula That Develops Citizen Science Projects to Increase STEM Interest Among Students and to Create a Global Perspective Room 205 Robin Cochran-Dirksen - Lead-Deadwood School District Reflections on a year-and-a-half journey to create a curricular model using a strategic global resource within a local model of one of earth’s most important watersheds. Beginning with the award of the NSTA Toyota Tapestry’s large grant to the recruitment of local educational and civic groups, to support key national educational objectives.

General Pre-K to 16 Social Responsibility / Interpersonal/Collaboration

Explore, Seek, Examine: Effective Strategies for using Google Search Rushmore G Ken Shelton - Keynote Presenter This session will cover the many ways in which you can conduct more efficient and effective searches. We will cover how to use search operators, searching by specific file type, visual search, timeline, domain specific, image search strategies, and add-on applications.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Web 2.0

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Room 102 Sandy Stukel & Sara Fridley- Mid-Central Educational Cooperative Credit Recovery, Dual Credit, Career and Technical Ed courses, original credit courses in core content areas - all of your district’s difficult-to-fill curriculum needs can be satisfied by the DIAL Virtual School. DIAL VS uses Highly Qualified SD teachers to provide a high-quality, cost-effective way of filling the gaps in curriculum that many districts face today.

DIAL is an approved distance learning provider through the SD Virtual School. Come and learn how online courses can be a perfect option for your students.

General 5 to 14 Student Engagement

Formative Assessment for Mastery Ponderosa Room Amy Schander & Kira Christensen - Sioux Falls School District Using the TI-Navigators, you will get a chance to see the power of formative assessment and instant feedback. Learn how to use assessment to differentiate instruction and promote mastery learning. The power of formative assessment can become realized as students learn to make practice more meaningful. Their focus transforms from an emphasis on completing assignments to learning from them.

Classroom Teachers 9 to 12 Learning Power / Assessment

Monday, April 4

Filling Crucial Gaps in Curriculum Offerings

Glogster- More Than a Poster, More Than a Blog, Come See the Glory of a Glog LaCroix A Shawn Cutler - Hoven School District What’s a Glog? These online interactive posters allow students to express their ideas and learning in a whole new way that can integrate text, images, video, and hyperlinks. Get a free account including 50 students, throw out the tag board and glue, and make your next poster project with Glogster Edu. Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Emerging Technology

Google Lit Trips LaCroix B Connie Klaudt & Deb Trullinger - McIntosh School District Google Lit Trips - Google Earth Lit Trips are an amazing way to bring books to life. A high school literature teacher created Google Lit trips. These lessons are multi-dimensional learning activities that use literature to plot character travels using Google Earth digital mapping tools. Students take a virtual field trip visiting places introduced through the literature. A trip may contain a .kmz file, podcast, images and text.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 12 Information/Media Literacy / 21st Century Tools

HP and Intel--2011 Technology Updates (Desktop, Notebook, Server) Salon E - Holiday Inn Ruth Ulness - Hewlett-Packard & Dustin Hanson - Intel Join HP and Intel for an overview of the latest technology updates for 2011 covering the latest for desktops, notebooks, and servers in education. Updates will include information on how HP and Intel are providing many foundational technologies for latest trends in cloud computing, virtualization for client and server, and anti-theft technologies.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Mobile Technology / Technology Coordination

Introduction to iPad in Education/possibilities Rushmore E Dan Pollema & Jacob Dekkenga - Apple Inc. Basic introduction to iPad and its uses in the classroom and in Education. Potential, examples, videos, and the power of the device as it relates to 21st Century skills.

General Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Emerging Technology

Don’t Miss the Student Media Fair in Booth #1 Fifty-three entries...thirteen categories...nine schools...who will the winners be?

Find out Monday at 4:00 during the Festival of Technology in the Exhibit Hall!

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Invention & Creative Problem-Solving in the Elementary Classroom: STEM Enrichment Programs from Invent Now, Inc. Room 206 Susan Clarke - Invent Now, Inc. Discover a new approach to STEM education in the elementary classroom that weaves science content into a crosscurriculum theme while meeting curriculum standards. Invention can be used as the springboard to teach required academic content as well as 21st century learning skills. Engaging the child in small-group problem-solving captures his interest in the subject matter while giving him the opportunity to work on other real-life skills such as teamwork, decision-making, and drawing inferences. The create/recreate process encourages risk-taking and learning from failure, while the creative problem-solving process parallels the steps of the scientific method and allows children to actually become scientists by coming up with ideas, testing, evaluating results, revising, and testing again. Participants will receive a brief overview of Camp Invention and Club Invention, elementary outreach programs offered by the non-profit Invent Now, Inc. in partnership with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. These STEM enrichment programs are hosted by your school, with local teachers paid to present our curriculum. Everything is provided, including curriculum, materials, staff training and salaries, liability insurance, etc. Participants will try a hands-on activity from our INNOVATE curriculum. They will build a motorized pet to take home.

Classroom Teachers 1 to 6 Critical Thinking / Innovation/Creativity

Quest for Success Alpine Room Susan Turnipseed & Vickie Newman - Brookings School District Quest for Success is the theme of Camelot Intermediate School in Brookings, SD. The building opened in 2009 as a center for the community’s 4th and 5th graders. This session will share some of the unique features of our new school and its programs including service learning, visual thinking strategies, and project-based learning. Examples of activities and projects which use technology and 21st century skills will be shared for classroom teachers to use in working with students.

Classroom Teachers 3 to 6 Student Engagement / Innovation/Creativity

RtNCA - Using Technology to Support Teaching and Learning LaCroix D Amy Hiedeman & Jeff Danielsen - West Central School District The West Central School District went through the process of district accreditation for the first time in the Spring of 2009. After review, the AdvancEd/NCA team identified a need for the West Central School District to improve both the “quality” and “quantity” of technology in the district. In response to this feedback, we took aggressive measures to improve the application of technology to support teaching and learning. Additional amounts have budgeted for the use of technology, including a 1-to-1 initiative at the high school, multiple Promethean boards at all levels, and a large dose of professional development for all staff. This development has focused not only on the use of applications on the computers but also integration of these applications into the curriculum. Presenters will show the highs and lows of making this systemic change.

General Pre-K to 12 Professional Development / One-to-one

Surviving an E-Rate Audit Room 101 Bruce Houck - Tyler Public School If you have not had an E-rate audit, it’s just a matter of time before you do. You need to keep records, make sure you dispose of outdated equipment, etc. to survive the audit. The letter you receive stating you owe the federal government $75,000 is a real shock. This session will discuss the material you need to survive it.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Technology Coordination / Leadership

Teaching Teachers to Take the Next Step Rushmore F Rushton Hurley - Keynote Presenter Some are ready, some want no part, and the rest need inspiration and direction, in that order. This session includes a dozen suggestions on what to and not to do regarding the best use of resources and funds, building collaboration and promotion of schools and programs, and pulling the inner technophile out of even the most technophobic. The presenter will include information on training, implementation, funding, projects, and equipment.

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Salon D - Holiday Inn Chris Link - Platte County School District #2 As a teacher of Social Studies, the opportunity for integrating technology into project-based units of study was not only feasible, but advantageous for students in my American History class. Through the use of IMovie, IDVD, the internet, visits to local historical sites in our area, and shared excitement by both students and myself, the approach to learning and teaching the era of the Great Depression took on a whole new look. Students were responsible for gathering research, refining their topic, writing scripts, creating movie footage using green screen technology and actual historical clips, and laying down sound tracks. Once the groundwork was completed, the students then created the actual movie using IMovie. The movie was fine-tuned and then burned onto a DVD. The students have a great deal of pride in their accomplishment and are looking forward to their next project.

Classroom Teachers 7 to 12 Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools

Technology: Both Friend and Foe to Our Health Salon C - Holiday Inn Maggie Austin - TIE This session will be a gathering of people who would like to share technology tools they use to improve their physical health. Several different tools will be featured that support fitness and improved nutrition. Next we will have a discussion about why and how people are disconnecting from technology in order to improve their health.

General Pre-K to 16 Self Direction / Leadership

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Technology in Education

Transforming Teaching And Learning: The Apple Blended Learning Environment Room 105 (in Exhibit Hall) Dan Pollema - Apple Inc. Every teacher and every student deserves to have a digital learning tool in their hands at all times. The Apple Blended Learning Environment makes that possible – MacBook provides the full power of a computer for creative expression, iPod Touch provides anytime, anywhere learning, and iPad is the best way to experience content. Get your hands on these tools, and see how they can transform teaching and learning across the curriculum.

General Pre-K to 16 Mobile Technology / 21st Century Tools

Websites for High School Sports Teams and Coaches LaCroix C Brian Madden & Jeremy Hurd - Rapid City Area Schools Every high school sports program needs a way to communicate with parents, athletes, and school about what is going on. One of the greatest tools any team can have is their very own website! Come and learn about one of the best and easiest-to-use sports teams websites from Home Teams Online and other services available on the web. Learn how you can transform your team using the web to communicate with players and parents, share film online, keep track of equipment, e-mail, stats, recruiting, and much more! A must for any high school coach!

General 9 to 12 Web 2.0

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Monday, April 4

Bring the Camp Invention program to your school!

Please stop by our Booth #76 Susan Clarke, sclarke@invent.org

Be among the thousands of schools that have partnered with Invent Now to provide summer enrichment in science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) to promote criticalthinking skills essential to success in the 21st century. · Turn-key! All curricula, materials, training, and support stipends included in some models) included · Designed for children entering grades one through six · An

means of professional development

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“The impact of programming of this caliber is threefold... children have fun learning 21st century life skills through STEM activities, educators receive quality professional development, and the district as a whole is invigorated – from parent accolades to a shared enthusiasm in the classroom.”

Tim James, Superintendent, Orange Elementary Schools Fourth-year Camp Invention host district

© 2010 Invent Now, Inc. All rights reserved. Photography: © PhotoAlto/Odilon/GettyImages

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Choose from more than 100 Master’s degree programs: Special Education Master’s of Education Teaching Leadership Mathmatics in Education Science in Education School Administration Early Literacy/Reading Interdisciplinary Arts Differentiated Instructions Technology in Education Teaching English as a 2nd Language (TESL)

Monday, April 4

The Center for Teaching Excellence partners with accredited colleges to provide quality, online Master’s Degrees at discounted rates, for teachers across the nation.

Enroll Today!

Center for Teaching Excellence

Easy to Learn ● Easy to Teach Mid-West Tech has teamed up with SolidWorks and Chief Architect to offer a special bundle price.

www.ctenational.com/tie

South Dakota Office: 220 Jane St. Mission, SD 57555

Main Office: 206 W. 2nd Street Madrid, IA 50156

Take your CAD and Engineering classroom to the next level!

Free 2D CAD Software?

CAD students can take their design, print it, and hold the results. This is “hands-on” like never before at a great low price.

Free CAD software available for Windows® and Mac®. A new 2D CAD product that provides students and educators with a better way to create, edit and view DWG files.

See it in action at booth #56

www.mwt3ds.com

(800) 358-5702

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1:15 - 2:10 PM

Monday, April 4

A Better Plan for Your Professional Development Rushmore G Ken Shelton - Keynote Presenter We will cover the myriad of ways in which educators can take control of their professional development plans and programs. Through the use of technology, social media, and a variety of other resources, educators can seek and receive on-point professional development experiences that are based upon their individual needs. We will discuss both strategies and implementation ideas so that all attendees can get behind the wheel and take charge of their own professional development plans.

General Pre-K to 16 Professional Development / Social Networking

Art and the Web: Studio Courses in Online Environments Alpine Room Bradley Hesser & Thomas Jones- Dakota State University We are currently looking at a continued trend in moving traditional courses to an online environment. More and more degrees are being offered solely at a distance. At DSU, we have many programs that are solely offered in an online environment. This brings us to offering studio art courses in an online format. Studio art courses require one-on-one interaction from painting to drawing, and finally into the creation of computer graphics. We, as faculty, have been saddled with the task of modifying and creating content for these online courses. Through the past 6 years we have been working to develop and implement many strategies to solve this problem. Along the path we have encountered many problems and feel we can provide solutions to many of the current problems.

Classroom Teachers 9 to 16 Innovation/Creativity / Emerging Technology

Breaking the Space Time Continuum: Making Achievement the Constant Salon D - Holiday Inn Dr. Julie Mathiesen - TIE For far too long the constant variables in the student educational experience have been space and time – “you will learn history in this classroom setting for 50 minutes a day for 9 months”. We’ve been content to let achievement be a variable in this scenario. A variety of technologies are now available that allow us to make space and time the variable – we can strive to make achievement the constant. In this session I’ll share information about the technologies that allow us to break down the weight-bearing walls of time and space and to create rich customized learning experiences for students.

General Pre-K to 16 Emerging Technology / Student Engagement

Classroom Management for Digital Kids

Salon H - Holiday Inn Jo Hartmann - TIE How do you handle the unmanageable, disengaged, disruptive, destructive or defiant student? Hartmann has delved into research on the topic and come up with succinct advice to handle most situations. Throw in cell phones, computers, and digitally-savvy students and see how the old rules take on a new twist and applications for the second decade of the twenty-first century take on a fresh face.

General Pre-K to 16 Student Engagement / Professional Development

Digitial Citizenship - Social Networking and Cyberbullying LaCroix D Sherry Crofut & Scott Simpson - TIE Cyberbullying continues to be a problem in these days of increased online presence by our students. We must all become aware of social networking and provide guidance on how to become responsible digital citizens. Students are frequently navigating the waters with little to no direction from the adults around them and we must come together to find ways to teach them how to do it in the correct way. TIE has just put out a new video called Digital Citizenship that explores this topic. It is perfect for teachers and administrators. We will be highlighting the video as well as discussing ways to help educate our students and parents.

General K to 16 Social Responsibility / Social Networking

Elementary One-to-One Student Showcase LaCroix B Sharla Steever - Hill City School District This breakout session will focus on one to one laptops in the elementary classroom. It will feature students from a one-toone classroom sharing the ways they use their laptops as a tool for learning. Attendees will leave with ideas and resources to take back to their own classrooms.

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Room 101 Amy Hiedeman & Jeff Danielsen - West Central School District The West Central School District has gotten creative with a unique approach and delivery of professional development the last few years. We have purchased a variety of new technologies PreK-12 and have gone 1-to-1 at the high school in just the last two years. With new technology comes a need for professional support. Join us and get a glimpse of the many steps we have taken to encourage and empower teachers to integrate technology. We use a differentiated model to reach the varying levels of comfort with technology and give teachers the opportunity to choose specific areas of interest.

Like many other districts, we’ve been working on cost-effective ways to deliver professional development and encourage best practice.

General Pre-K to 12 Professional Development / Technology Coordination

Flying High with Google Earth's Flight Simulator Rushmore E Mark Geary - Dakota State Univ. & Jacob Geary - Madison Central School District Learn about Google Earth's latest feature, Flight Simulator, from students that have experienced it. Brothers Jacob and Jack Geary take you around the world, the moon and Mars while showing how Google Earth flight simulator can be used to teach math, social studies, English and science. See what can happen when you move from being the sage on the stage to the guide on the side, or even better, the co-discoverer of information.

General 6 to 12 Learning Power / Student Engagement

Monday, April 4

Empowering Staff to Integrate Technology

Hordes of Free Tools from a Google Certified Teacher Rushmore F Rushton Hurley - Keynote Presenter Join a Google Certified Teacher specializing in sharing ideas, initiating projects, and promoting the use of free tools to help more effectively engage students in their learning. Highlights include: How to use Docs and Forms as collaborative tools for projects, How geographic tools can be used across the curriculum, How Advanced Search can be used to find resources and save teachers time, How online video can channel good content into your classroom, How multimedia editors can allow for powerful projects, and more!

General Pre-K to 16 Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools

HP’s Multifunction Printer Portfolio and Future Smart Technology Ponderosa Room Andy Falk - Hewlett-Packard Company Hewlett-Packard is building Imaging and Printing Technology that helps you digitize workflows and manage your print investment in new ways. Come learn how your District can take advantage of this technology to build new document efficiencies and lower costs.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Technology Coordination / Emerging Technology

K-12 Distance Learning @ Manhattan School of Music Room 205 Juliana Han - Manhattan School of Music Manhattan School of Music instituted its groundbreaking distance learning program – the first of its kind at a music conservatory – in 1996. Since then, through the development and creative use of broadband videoconferencing and related instructional technologies, the School has provided access to artistic resources that enhance music education for students worldwide. This presentation will introduce attendees to MSM’s Distance Learning Program, its live and interactive offerings for K-12 students with an emphasis on its core learning values: Connect. Interact. Listen. Learn., and its incorporation of learning standards into program design, content, and assessment, as well as links to core subjects such as social studies and history. We will connect back to New York City for a live and interactive music demonstration, and also distribute samples of program materials; video clips from past programs will also be played.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 12 Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools

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Operate your Computer by Voice - Productivity Tools for Students and Teachers Room 206 Patrick Czerny - DakotaLink Dragon speech recognition software has gained broad acceptance as a cost-effective accessibility tool for students with physical disabilities. In computer labs and classrooms across the country, speech recognition software is increasingly becoming a productivity tool for students of all abilities. Using this same program teachers can regain control over their paper and document-intensive tasks. Dragon helps educators achieve exceptional efficiency along with significant cost savings and increased productivity.

General 5 to 16 Emerging Technology

Peer Panel Apple Q And A Room 105 (in Exhibit Hall) Dan Pollema & Jacob Dekkenga - Apple Panel of Technology Coordinators within South Dakota responsible for Apple Deployments. They will be describing their environment and fielding questions from the audience about solutions relative to Apple and how they integrate with State solutions and technology. This will be a time of sharing best practices and tips and tricks for the use of Apple technology.

Tech Staff K to 12 Emerging Technology / Technology Coordination

Power Up 21!

Salon C - Holiday Inn Jackie Jessop Rising - TIE Power Up 21 brings the work of two previous successful Title IID grant projects (Power Up! & Power Up Plus!) to a new level focused on the institutionalization of 21st Century professional practices. This project features professional development for current and future teachers through face-to-face events, online learning opportunities, and the development of a teacher network. Teachers in the partner districts participated in a blended model of ongoing staff development over the course of the 2010-11 school year whose structure and content solidly promotes 21st Century learning. Pre-service teachers and College of Education faculty from Black Hills State University also participated in this blended model, providing a K-16 unified focus for area districts.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Professional Development

Reading, Writing and Thinking for the 21st Century Room 104 (in Exhibit Hall) Michael Hanson - Scholastic Literacy in the 21st Century demands that students develop skills that will facilitate their use of technology. Technology can support achievement by providing students with brain-based practices, personalization, and engagement. This session explores three innovative tiered solutions. System 44 invites students to crack the code and master the 44 sounds and 26 letters that make up the English language. READ 180 is a proven solution to help older struggling readers close the achievement gap, while building self-esteem and communication skills necessary for success in the 21st Century.

EXPERT 21 is a brand new interactive language arts curriculum that combines relevant and contemporary inquirybased projects and digital curriculum to accelerate students from Basic to Proficient and beyond. Critical concepts such as phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, writing and text comprehension will be addressed along with other 21st Century skills, including communication and collaboration. Using assessment to drive individual instruction and professional development will also be explored.

Administrators 4 to 12 21st Century Tools

South Dakota Broadband Expansion Project Salon E - Holiday Inn Jim Edman & Jamie Fry - Bureau of Information and Telecommunications Learn about the program BIT is launching to expand and improve high-speed Internet and broadband services for South Dakotans, including its learning institutions.

General Pre-K to 16 Technology Coordination / Emerging Technology

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Room 102 Matt Brown - Education Technology Partners Come learn about an exciting, new online professional development tool for both teachers and administrators for teacher evaluation. Educational Impact, in partnership with Charlotte Danielson, has created a comprehensive series of online programs. At this training session you will get a firsthand look at this ground-breaking e-learning series and learn how you can ease the teacher evaluation process using the Danielson Framework. This one-of-a-kind series offers a wealth of information not found anywhere else, including: Three types of personal biases that may be affecting your evaluations - and how to diminish their impact, Talking more than 50% of the time? What you must do to get your teachers more involved in the pre- and post- observation conference, Exactly how to introduce and communicate constructive feedback to underperforming or confrontational teachers, How to evaluate what happens outside of the classroom - and why most evaluations overlook this important element, Multiple opportunities to view real classroom lessons, gather evidence, determine levels of performance, then compare your notes with Charlotte. And that's just a small taste...Also, learn how e-learning can be customized and used in self-directed and/or collaborative learning groups.

General Pre-K to 16 Leadership / Professional Development

Technology Literacy Assessment – How Do We Improve?

Boardroom Tara Johanneson & Angela Kamps - Sioux Falls Catholic Schools Are you confused by the modules on the Technology Literacy Assessment (TLA)? Are you frustrated with your school’s results? Do you need some ideas on how to incorporate the TLA’s content into your curriculum? This is the session for you! At O’Gorman Junior High, we are focusing on addressing the specific modules on the TLA and improving our 21st Century Skills by using Web 2.0 tools in creative and innovative ways. This focus has enabled our students to increase the results on the 2010 Technology Literacy Assessment to a 345. We have found that it is not just enough to teach our students how to use Web 2.0 tools, but we have to teach them how those tools can be integrated and beneficial in different situations. We will discuss specific project ideas and activities that we have incorporated into our curriculum and you can use in yours too! Bring your computers and join us as we explore the web like never before.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Assessment

Monday, April 4

Teacher Evaluation with the Danielson Framework

The Sanford Center for Science Education: Opportunities to Engage and Inspire LaCroix A Peggy Norris - Sanford Underground Lab The Sanford Center for Science Education (SCSE) will be the education and outreach arm of the Deep Underground Science and Engineering Laboratory (DUSEL), to be located in Lead, South Dakota. This science education center will provide innovative programs, expand educational opportunities for a wide array of students, and generally enhance the efforts of Homestake DUSEL. Key to the vision is the weaving together of on-site and distance components. Select audiences will be able to access the 4850L directly, and all will have access to the underground through computersimulated environments. Students will be able to design their own inquiries, under the mentorship of a scientist or engineer either on-site or thousands of miles away, using data from DUSEL. General Pre-K to16 Emerging Technology / Research

Web 2.0 Tools Every Instructional Leader Should Have in Their Backpack Rushmore H Meg Ormiston - Keynote Presenter Twitter, Skype, UStream, Jing, and Moodle are just a few of the Web 2.0 tools being used by educators today. As the instructional leader you need to understand the power of these tools to engage students in authentic learning experiences, showcase student products, and collaborate in ways never before possible. These Web 2.0 tools will transform the way you think about your role as instructional leader.

Administrators Pre-K to 16 Web 2.0 / Leadership

Webpages Made Easy With Weebly LaCroix C Brett Diebert & Jeremy Hurd - Rapid City Area Schools Come take a look at one of the easiest-to-use webpage tools on the market! Weebly is a FREE webpage-hosting service that allows users to drag and drop and create their very own websites with just a few clicks. Learn how to build a webpage that includes text, pictures, video, embedding from YouTube, and much more! Learn to create a website for yourself, or engage your students to create their very own! It’s fun, easy, and it’s FREE! Classroom Teachers 6 to 12 Web 2.0 April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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Breakout Session 4

2:25 - 3:20 PM

Monday, April 4

Becoming 21st Century-Ready: Strategies for Integrating 21st Century Skills LaCroix D Kim Bolz-Andolshek - Atomic Learning It is impossible to miss the continued and growing emphasis on 21st century skills—and their link to student success.

While many educators recognize the importance of these skills, they often struggle to successfully integrate them into the existing curriculum. This session will discuss the what, why and how of 21st century skills—starting with teacher professional development and progressing to seamless classroom integration. Attendees will be guided on creating and implementing strategies to ensure that teachers, and ultimately students, are 21st century-ready.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Professional Development / 21st Century Tools

Exploring Thinkfinity: More than a Website Rushmore F Vicki Sterling & Don Wilken - Dakota State University If you have not explored Thinkfinity, this session is for you. The presentation will take common units taught in science, social studies, math and reading and show how Thinkfinity can help enrich studies. This website can be used by teachers, students and at home. Students will be on safe sites for their research and easy-to-use keyword searches.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Information/Media Literacy / Professional Development

Game On (Smartboard) Rushmore E Debra Winburn - Groton Area School District The Smartboard can be a very resourceful tool in the classroom. It can also create learning experiences that will make a student forget that they are in school! Can you imagine choosing a question to answer by using a koosh ball? There are many ways to enhance Notebook activities to bring them to life! Come & participate and walk away with some great game ideas to take back to your Smartboard!

Tech Staff Pre-K to 6 Innovation/Creativity / Student Engagement

HP Networking - Learn How HP is Changing the Rules of Networking in the Education Marketplace Rushmore H Joe Powell - HP Networking Let HP show you how they deliver innovative networking solutions to help school districts improve their time-to-value, operational excellence, and ability to leverage networking technologies.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Emerging Technology / Technology Coordination

HP Netbook and Elitebook: Tablet Latest Features And Product Demo Salon E - Holiday Inn Maureen Thompson & Gilbert Blanco - Riverside Technologies, Inc. Gilbert and Cameron with HP will present on the HP Elitebook series laptop products. They will discuss the benefits of having a manageable and stable line of products for imaging and product stability, in additon to the need for quality product in school environments with total cost of ownership. They will also discuss considerations for netbook products, tablet products and laptop products as it relates to which applications and usage needs.

Tech Staff K to 16 Student Engagement / Technology Coordination

Is Your School Website Holding You Back?

Boardroom Taylor Trask - Strategic Blend & Ryan Phillips - TIE The way we build and use websites has changed INCREDIBLY in the last 10 years! You can no longer think of your school's site as a class project or ""brochure"" to present information. The school website of today needs to be collaborative, hyper-connected and a secondary hub for your classroom. And the best part is...teachers no longer have to be "techies" to use them! In this session we'll show you why you need to rethink your school website, how easy and economical it is to change, and what tools you need to do it.

General Pre-K to 16 Information/Media Literacy / Emerging Technology

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Breakout Session 4

2:25 - 3:20 PM, continued

New and Better Google Tools for Today's Classroom

Monday, April 4

LaCroix B Laura Turner - Black Hills State University This presentation will highlight and demo 15-20 of the new and better Google tools that educators can use easily in their classroom. Tools presented can benefit both student and teacher. Handout will be included.

Classroom Teachers 3 to 16 Web 2.0 / Emerging Technology

Nova5000 and Other Classroom Solutions by Fourier Room 104 (in Exhibit Hall) Kevin Schroeder - It's About Time Introduction to data logging solutions for the elementary, middle, and high school classroom. Featuring: The Nova5000 data logger, and versatile computing device complete with a Microsoft suite and loaded with science and math applications designed for use in and out of the middle or high school science classroom with its functional durability. The USB link which allows you to turn any PC into a data logging device and features many of the same bonuses packed into the Nova5000 including real time data collection and up to four sensors collecting data at the same time. The EcoLog XL which is the most exciting and compact solution for Environmental monitoring, timing and general data logging in primary science. You can use it both in the classroom and outside to record changes in temperature, light, sound, humidity, air pressure and more with plug-ins for additional sensors and bundles specified to your needs.

Classroom Teachers 2 to 12 Emerging Technology / Student Engagement

Personalized Learning is Becoming a Reality Room 102 Barry Brahier - Infinite Campus Through an Investing in Innovation (i3) grant from the US DOE, Infinite Campus is collaborating with a Georgia school district to make personalized learning into a reality for all students in all schools nationwide. Along with the University of Georgia, the collaborative will deliver and evaluate standards-based personalized learning in district secondary schools beginning August 2011. The five-year project implements an extension of Infinite Campus linking 1) the standardsbased learning activities teachers provide students, 2) student scores on formative assessments and 3) student scores on interim and summative assessments. Ultimately the system will provide recommendations for the next learning activity for each student. Infinite Campus will be making this functionality available to all customers at some point during the life of the project.

Administrators Pre-K to 16 Leadership / Emerging Technology

Podcasting, Moviemaking And More: iLife '11 Room 105 (in Exhibit Hall) Dan Pollema - Apple Inc. Nothing engages and motivates kids like authentic, project-based learning. And nothing makes media-rich projectbased learning easier or more fun than iLife. Students will spend hours of their own time working on podcasts, video productions, music creations and web publishing – without even realizing how much they are learning. Try your hand at creating a video with iMovie or a podcast with GarageBand. You'll enjoy it as much as they do, and wish you could take it home with you and keep working.

General Pre-K to 16 Innovation/Creativity / 21st Century Tools

Project WOW (Wagner Online with Wessington Springs) Room 205 Charlotte Mohling - Wessington Springs School District &

Lisa Tolliver - Wagner Community School District Project WOW (Wagner Online with Wessington Springs) is part of the 2010-2011 Enhancing Education Through Technology (ED Tech) Program. The project provides a comprehensive, customized professional development experience for two rural South Dakota schools. By collaborating with a partner school district, teachers learn and experience the same 21st Century tools and skills they need to know in order to teach students to be productive and responsive learners that can succeed in a competitive world. The vision of the project is to guide teachers toward a technology enriched environment in which they are implementing 21st Century Skills in their classroom every day. Using existing technologies in the schools, teachers are able to review, critique, revise, and enhance lesson plans to further engage students and increase student achievement. We will share the activities and successes of the program thus far this year.

General Pre-K to 12 Web 2.0 / Professional Development

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Salon C - Holiday Inn Alicia Schoenhard, Susan Sletto & Becky Cain - SD Department of Education This session will explain the essential components of an effective RtI delivery system, both academic and behavior, for South Dakota schools. There will be discussion concerning where the project has been, where it is now, and where it will lead South Dakota schools. Compilation of data from pilot schools will be provided. Examples of different systems of implementation will be discussed, along with examples of research-based interventions that have been used. RtI is a systems-change approach that uses scientifically-based research methods to improve student success and school climate by supporting staff and students using positive and proactive instruction and strategies. This session will define the RtI approach for academics and behavior (PBIS). RtI is the practice of providing high quality instruction/intervention matched to student needs, progress monitoring, and making important educational and behavioral decisions.

Classroom Teachers K to 12 Professional Development

Simple Cellphones for the Classroom Salon H - Holiday Inn Mark Geary - Dakota State University This session will teach participants how to leverage the use of student cellphones for learning. Participants will learn how to teach students to access the internet via Google SMS, how to create and share a live PollEveryWhere poll, and how to create a shared Wiffiti board. Strategies for implementation of these Web 2.0 tools will also be shared. This session is about transforming what can frequently be an annoyance into an instructional tool, and enabling students who may not be able to afford their own computer the ability to access the internet. It also enables ALL instructors to have a classroom response system (CRS) in the form of a live shared poll, used in conjunction with student cell phones. Participants will experience using their cellphone to access the internet, answer a poll, and share messages on a Wiffiti board. Participants will learn strategies for using Google SMS with students, and how to create a poll and a Wiffiti board.

Classroom Teachers 7 to 16 Web 2.0 / Mobile Technology

Monday, April 4

Reaching All Students: South Dakota Model for Response to Intervention (RtI)

So I Found My House on Google Earth--Now What?

LaCroix A Lennie Symes - TIE Learn about the wide variety of information tools available via Google Earth’s layers feature and the Sky/Moon/Planets button. Also discover how to incorporate other web tools and maps into Google Earth.

General Pre-K to 16 Information/Media Literacy 21st Century Tools

Solutions for Managing IOS Devices (iPod/iPad) Rushmore G Jacob Dekkenga & Dan Pollema - Apple Inc. Discussion around management solutions for ios devices--approaches, strategies, solutions for implementation and efficiencies. You purchased iPods/iPads--now what. This will be a session to provide ideas and examples of what other organizations are doing in this regard.

Tech Staff Pre-K to 16 Information/Media Literacy / Mobile Technology

Student Films: Investment, Empowerment, and Community Ponderosa Room Kimberly Bos - Todd County School District This session will feature the Todd County High School Studio Productions and Media Arts class. Students in this class create films from concept to opening night. In addition to creative endeavors they also produce research and opinion vlogs, PSAs, commercials, and a daily news show that serves as the school’s announcements. This program emphasizes working as a team, being professional, literacy, fluency, and being responsible consumers and producers of media. In this session you’ll hear how the program started, what it’s doing, what it’s dreaming, and how you can get a program like it in your school. You’ll also get to hear from the students themselves what the program has meant for them. If you’re interested in film, in community-building classes, in career-based electives, or just interested in crazy ideas that take on a life of their own- this is the breakout for you.

General 9 to 16 Student Engagement / Innovation/Creativity

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Breakout Session 4

2:25 - 3:20 PM, continued

Monday, April 4

Students of the Board (Promethean) Alpine Room Marcy Anderson - Dell Rapids School District & Nola Redmond - Connecting Point With the help of Promethean’s ActivInspire and Active Expression students will be engaged in your classroom at a new level. Many examples of classroom use across the curriculum of these programs will be shown as well as studentcreated materials. Come join in the excitement created by using these programs in your classroom. Participants will see many examples of strategies used to keep students engaged and learning active with elementary students utilizing the ActivInspire Software and ActivExpressions. Strategies can be easily adapted to other interactive learning systems.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Emerging Technology

Text to Speech Evolves to an Integrated Literacy Solution Room 206 Patrick Czerny - DakotaLink Kurzweil 3000 is a comprehensive reading, writing and learning software solution for any struggling reader, including individuals with learning difficulties, such as dyslexia, attention deficit disorder or those who are English Language Learners. Kurzweil 3000 is research-based and enables struggling readers in grades 3 and above to learn from the same content as their peers as it provides access to virtually any text or curriculum, including print, electronic, and Web-based documents.

General Pre-K to 16 Student Engagement

There's an App for That LaCroix C Ginny Gustad - Beresford School District The iPad, iPod and educational apps will be showcased during this presentation. These handy devices can offer the classroom & Special Education teacher an opportunity to differentiate student learning in an easy and efficient manner.

A short demo on downloading apps, moving into folders and then a showcase of apps and how they can be used in the classroom to enhance education for all students.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 12 Student Engagement

SD Teacher to Teacher Support Network (TTSN) Room 101 Marlene Rothermel - TIE & Lanette Johnston - SD DOE The overarching goal of TTSN is to establish an online network of educators who discuss professional practice in the interest of student learning. During this session we will provide an overview of TTSN and if you have your laptop, you will be invited to engage online with colleagues across the state.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Professional Development / Social Networking

WARNING: Critical Thinking Required!

Salon D - Holiday Inn Melissa Goodwin & Cate Sommervold - East Dakota Educational Cooperative Critical Thinking and Creativity are two 21st Century Skills that are gaining national attention. Ken Robinson, Cheryl Lemke, and Alan November all point to these skills as crucial for education to embrace in order for our students to be competitive in the global economy as well as be successful lifelong learners. In this session, we will focus on classroom strategies you can incorporate into your lesson plans to increase critical thinking and creativity in your classroom.

Thinking Required, Fun guaranteed.* Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Innovation/Creativity / Critical Thinking

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Theater

Breakout Session 5 9:45-10:40 AM

Breakout Session 6 11:30-12:25 PM

Steve Hargadon

Kevin Honeycutt

Alpine Room

Prairie Winds Writers: Sound of Poetry, Poetry of Sound

Integrating Health Content into Academic Classes

Boardroom

American Experience: Freedom Riders (Segregation)

Old School Demos (Science Demonstrations)

LaCroix A

Making Intervention Precise, Powerful, & Positive w/Tech.

Google Sketchup...

Educational Jewel and Tool

LaCroix B

OneNote - More Than Just a Notebook

HP And Adobe - Teach Students 21st Century Skills

LaCroix C

No Interactive Board, NO Problem - Got a TOOL for That

Who Really Needs Photoshop Anyway

LaCroix D

Prezi, Weebly, Blogger, Ediscio & Other Tech Tools w/Strange...

Learn360-Delivers a Standards Based, Video Streaming System...

Ponderosa Room

Sterling Silver Online Resources

Teaching Cell Cycle & Cancer Biology w/InsideCancer.org

Room 101

Welcome to Class - Today I will be Teaching From...Las Vegas!

Cell Phones in Schools

Room 102

Balancing Learning and Security in a Web 2.0 World

Infinite Campus: New Teacher Tools Pearson Virtual Learning: Powered

by Florida Virtual School

Room 104

(in Exhibit Hall)

Room 105

Transforming Teaching & Learning: Apple Blended Learning Environ.

Podcasting, Moviemaking and More: iLife '11

Room 205

Gadgets, Gizmos, and Contraptions - Build On the Moon

How High Are Vertical Distances or Altitudes?

Room 206

Software for Building Reading, Writing and Math Skills

Flipping Your Classroom: How to Get the Sage Off the Stage

About Face: What Are You Doing

with Facebook in Your Class?

How to Hit the Research Jackpot

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Free Tools to Build a Significant Community of Practice

Lessons from the Field Social Networking for PD

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Hooking Learners with Digital Tools

Online Safety for Teachers

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Digital Educator Journey North with Leadership Team Inquiry-Based Learning April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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Keynote 12:40 - 1:35

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Tuesday Morning Keynote 8:15 - 9:30 am

School 2.0: Where We’re Headed, Why, and What We Can Do About It

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Steve Hargadon Significant changes are taking place in our society and culture, largely driven by the participative and collaborative technologies of the Web. These technologies have the potential to dramatically (and quickly) change public expectations of the role of schools in teaching and learning, and we are about to have the largest discussion about education we’ve had in decades, maybe longer. We can predict several changes to education that are likely to come from these changes, and as we examine the core dilemmas that these changes pose to our current educational systems (and that will define our biggest challenges in our next few years), we’ll discuss the things that we can do now to start preparing.

About Steve Hargadon Steve is the Social Learning Consultant for Elluminate/Blackboard Collaborate, founder of the Classroom 2.0 social network, host of the Future of Education interview series, and co-chair of the Global Education Conference. He pioneered the use of social networking in education, particularly for professional development.

He authored Educational Networking: The Important Role Web 2.0 Will Play in Education, and is the recipient of the 2010 Technology in Learning Leadership Award. He has consulted for PBS, Intel, Ning, Microsoft, KnowledgeWorks Foundation, CoSN, the US State Department, and others on educational technology.

Learn more about Steve at www.stevehargadon.com.

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Rushmore E Jake Alsdurf - Black Hills State University How are you using Facebook in your classroom? Come and share your ideas! Find new ways of extending your teaching into the “social networking world.” Discover ways to tie Facebook activities to classroom content. Find out who is on Facebook, how to get started with social networking, and receive some ideas about incorporating social networking into such various academic areas. Please bring your experiences and best practices in using Facebook to this session.

Classroom Teachers 6 to 16 Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools

American Experience: Freedom Riders (Segregation) Boardroom Steven Rokusek - South Dakota Public Broadcasting During this session participants will explore the educational resources available with the new American Experience program called Freedom Riders. Freedom Riders is about the 1961 six-month-long bus tour through the deep South to challenge segregation. Both blacks and whites, mainly college-aged people, were on the bus tour. They were often met with violence and protesting groups and they managed to bring the president and the entire American public face-to-face with the challenge of correcting civil-rights inequities that plagued the nation.

Classroom Teachers 7 to 12 Multicultural Literacy

Tuesday, April 5

About Face: What Are You Doing With Facebook in Your Class?

Balancing Learning And Security in a Web 2.0 World Room 102 Terrisa Metzler - Lightspeed Systems From online resources to communication and participatory learning, Web 2.0 offers valuable educational benefits. But with those benefits come content and security risks. Discover how smarter filtering and innovative solutions can help you give users the advantages of Web 2.0 learning while maintaining network security, user safety, and CIPA compliance.

Tech Staff K to 12 Technology Coordination / Web 2.0

Digital Educator Leadership Team Rushmore H Eric Kay & Rick Engelbrect - Hot Springs County School District #1 Learn how our Digital Educator Leadership Team has inspired a technology integration revolution in our school district.

Watch as they showcase how they have integrated a wide variety of digital tools in the classroom to accelerate academic achievement and student engagement. Learn about our Digital Educator application process, the Digital Success Ladder for all K-12 teachers, and the collaboration surrounding technology integration that has transformed teaching and learning in our district. Each Digital Educator received a mini-grant for their classroom and was encouraged to research, identify and purchase the digital tools that would most impact their grade level and content area. A wide-variety of innovative digital tools for all grades and content areas will be shared during this session. The biggest challenge identified by the Digital Educators was finding the time or place to share their tools and resources with peers.

Administrators K to 12 21st Century Tools / Leadership

Free Tools to Build a Significant Community of Practice Rushmore F Steve Hargadon - Keynote Speaker The Internet has magnified the benefits of building a peer-based, self-initiated community of practice. We’ll look specifically at the free programs I have helped to create: the LearnCentral social network for educators and the Host Your Own Webinar Program. Together, these can help you participate or lead authentic professional development that fosters creativity and perspective, provides visibility of practice, increases global connectivity, and energizes personal learning.

General Pre-K to 16 Emerging Technology / 21st Century Tools

Gadgets, Gizmos, and Contraptions – Build On the Moon Room 205 Angelo Casaburri - NASA / Aerospace Education Services Project The On the Moon NASA educator guide offers six hands-on challenges designed to spark the inventive spirit of students, grades 3–12. Whether you’re running an afterschool program, workshop, class, or event, these challenges are a fun way to bring invention to life for kids, get them thinking like inventors and engineers, and show them how inventions improve people’s lives. The On the Moon Educator Guide is downloadable from the NASA Portal: www.nasa.gov.

Classroom Teachers 3 to 12 Student Engagement / Professional Development

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Hooking Learners with Digital Tools

Tuesday, April 5

Rushmore G Kevin Honeycutt - Keynote Speaker Join me as I share free tools as well as stories about schools and classrooms that have used them to engage learners and learning. I inspire educators to use exciting tools to reach even the reluctant learner.

General Pre-K to 16 Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools

Making Intervention Precise, Powerful, and Positive Through Technology LaCroix A Linda Gillentine & Cheryl Jenner - Sisseton School District Student achievement is one of the greatest hurdles schools face today. With AYP, RtI, Title 1 and keeping off “The List,” administrators and teachers are scrambling to give students the individual instruction they need to meet state and federal requirements involved with educating their students. This session will feature Sisseton School District’s experience using technology in an intervention program with their elementary and middle school students that was precise, powerful and positive. Cheryl Jenner will present their criteria for needing intervention and the results their school system has experienced in recent years.

General Pre-K to 8 Student Engagement / Assessment

No Interactive Board, NO Problem - Got a TOOL for That LaCroix C Ginny Gustad - Beresford School District If you do not have an interactive board in your classroom there are a plethora of tools to use to help you engage students (maybe even MORE than an interactive board that ONLY the teacher uses). A demonstration of at least five emerging technologies will be presented (have to clarify because new technology tools are being released all the time). The tools can help the “board-lacking” classroom teacher be on the cutting edge with 21st century student engagement tools.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 12 21st Century Tools / Emerging Technology

OneNote - More Than Just a Notebook LaCroix B Trent Moehlman & Mollie Gabrielson - Rapid City Area Schools Managing video and recording student observations on paper can be a cumbersome and time-consuming task. This session will demonstrate one district’s process to streamline and archive these records in a single location. Using Microsoft OneNote, videos with accompanying observation notes can be stored, organized, and retrieved for all students. By creating electronic forms of all Math Recovery documents and using a tablet PC’s webcam for video capture, the district has been able to go paperless, reduce costs, and increase efficiency. This presentation will show a 21st Century model to keep records for Math Recovery and other assessments.

General Pre-K to 16 One-to-one / 21st Century Tools

Prairie Winds Writers: Sound of Poetry, Poetry of Sound Alpine Room Scott Simpson - TIE How do sound and word interact? Does sound produce meaning? Does word produce music? Is a song a poem? Is a poem a song? What about music with no words—or words placed silently on a page? In this break-out session we will explore the interaction of sound and word through listening, reading aloud and writing / composing poems and music of our own. We will also spend some time getting acquainted with web tools and sites that might help us and our students to explore the possibilities of the sound/word partnership. Bring your pen, your journal, your ears and an open heart.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 16 Student Engagement / Innovation/Creativity

Prezi, Weebly, Blogger, Ediscio & Other Tech Tools with Strange Names: How to Use Them in the Mastery Learning Classroom LaCroix D Owen Hoegh & Nicole Vanderwolde - Sioux Falls School District We will offer a brief explanation of how our science classes have been enhanced through participation in the Teaching Smarter grant. Teacher (and student) use of many technology tools has led to an increased motivation for learning. We will share the overarching approach to mastery learning that guides our use of Web 2.0 tools such as Prezi (an online presentation tool), Blogger (sharing student work and writing), Ediscio (online flashcards and communication), and more. We will also provide a tutorial about what each tool is, how to sign-up, and how we have used it in our classrooms.

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Room 206 Patrick Czerny - DakotaLink Classroom Suite 4 is a unique intervention tool that combines direct instruction with a flexible tool environment to help students in grades Pre K through 5 achieve mastery in reading, writing and math. It provides students with explicit instruction, constructive practice and embedded assessments to allow teachers to gauge progress and individualize instruction for their students. Classroom Suite 4 includes research-based activity templates that can be used out-of-thebox, or easily customized to meet targeted needs. Lessons can even be sequenced into “intelligent” units to align with district or core curriculum.

General K to 5 Student Engagement / Assessment

Sterling Silver Online Resources Ponderosa Room Julie Erickson - South Dakota State Library Need more good resources for your students? What sites can you trust? This session will demonstrate the safety, power and usability of State Library online subscription resources provided to all South Dakotans for free. World Book Online and other resources contain full-text articles with readability indicators, read-aloud, videos, standards alignment and more. Learn how your students can use these age-appropriate, authoritative, safe sites and meet your educational sterling standard.

General Pre-K to 5 21st Century Tools / Information/Media Literacy

Tuesday, April 5

Software for Building Reading, Writing and Math Skills

Transforming Teaching And Learning: The Apple Blended Learning Environment Room 105 (in Exhibit Hall) Dan Pollema - Apple Inc. Every teacher and every student deserves to have a digital learning tool in their hands at all times. The Apple Blended Learning Environment makes that possible – MacBook provides the full power of a computer for creative expression, iPod Touch provides anytime, anywhere learning, and iPad is the best way to experience content. Get your hands on these tools, and see how they can transform teaching and learning across the curriculum.

Pre-K to 16 Mobile Technology / 21st Century Tools

Welcome to Class - Today I will be Teaching From...Las Vegas!

Room 101 Steve Gough - NSU Center For Statewide E-learning Teaching from Nevada to South Dakota, I had the opportunity to really put the distance part of my job to work. Six years ago when I started teaching for the Center for Statewide E-learning in Aberdeen, I was amazed that I could teach to students from one corner of the state to another with the help of the DDN network, however I certainly never thought that I would be able to teach my classes in South Dakota from Las Vegas. Due to a family medical emergency in early November, I had to take an unexpected trip to my parents’ home in Las Vegas, Nevada. I had to figure out what I could do with my classes so the students would not fall behind. Through a program called Camtasia I recorded my class sessions and posted them on the Desire2Learn (D2L) site for each class. I was able to continue with my classes according to my lesson plans and did not have to lose teaching time with my students. Could this be done in a regular classroom? My answer is yes! If you know you are going to be absent from class, you could pre-record your lesson from any computer with a web-cam and just have your substitute play it for the class. In this session I will focus on how I am using Camtasia in my courses currently, things I plan on doing and things you could do with it in a regular classroom setting.

General Pre-K to 16 Mobile Technology / 21st Century Tools

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Cell Phones in Schools Room 101 James Kapptie - Park County School District #1 Participants will leave having explored the possibilities of cell phones and mobile devices in school. This will be an actionpacked presentation on some of the reasons why schools should embrace cell phones in schools as well as addressing some of the fears that go with a more technologically-friendly environment. It will challenge participants to find ways to better embrace and communicate with students, parents and community.

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Flipping Your Classroom: How to Get the Sage Off the Stage Room 206 Deb Wolf - Sioux Falls School District What's the best use of class time? What if we could use technology to lecture to our students as homework and use class time for application of knowledge, small group work, and wrestling with difficult concepts? This session will focus on the how and why I no longer lecture to students in class but rather use video podcasts to present new information.

Valuable class time is used for mastering content and demonstrating mastery.

Classroom Teachers 9 to 12 Student Engagement / 21st Century Tools

Google Sketchup...Educational Jewel and Tool LaCroix A Emery Lindgren - Kulm School District This presentation will focus on the Google App called SketchUp. Sketchup is a downloadable 3D drawing program.

There is a free downloadable version and that is the one we will concentrate on. See examples of student, self-directed projects as well as learn the basics. You don't have to teach it ..just show it to your students. They will amaze you. Great intro to other more professional 3D software such as Solid Works.

Classroom Teachers 7 to 12 21st Century Tools / Innovation/Creativity

How High Are Vertical Distances or Altitudes?

Room 205 Angelo Casaburri - NASA / Aerospace Education Services Project The How High Is It? NASA educator guide has activities that are focused on scale models of distances. Create different types of vertical models of altitudes with layers of the atmosphere. Populate the scale model layers of the atmosphere with graphics that show where satellites, spacecraft, aircraft, and other NASA vehicles orbit or operate. The How High Is It? Educator Guide is downloadable from the NASA Portal: www.nasa.gov Classroom Teachers 6 to 8 Student Engagement / Professional Development

How to Hit the Research Jackpot Rushmore E Julie Erickson - South Dakota State Library Are your students’ online research methods like playing a slot machine? Do they type a search term into an online search box and hope for matches? This interactive session will show you how to be a winner every time your class plays the research game. Attend and become an ace at searching State Library online resources, Google, Wikipedia and other sources.

General 3 to 16 21st Century Tools / Research

HP And Adobe - Teach Students 21st Century Skills with Adobe Digital School Collection LaCroix B Ruth Ulness - Hewlett-Packard & Kirk Am Rhein - Adobe HP's partnership with Adobe provides comprehensive tools for 21st Century learning. Adobe’s Digital School Collection provides creative software and curriculum resources for engaging students in learning and teaching them 21st century skills. This comprehensive solution covers photo, video, audio and web site editing and updating; even Acrobat PDF ePortfolio-creation tools for enhancing collaboration and workflows. Adobe’s Digital School Collection provides students with ways to create professional-looking video projects, digital stories, podcasts, and media-rich reports. Teacher resources such as ready-to-use lesson plans, tutorials, and tips and tricks are also available online at Adobe.com. Together HP and Adobe technology supports the student learning experience. Come see how in this insightful session!

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Room 102 Barry Brahier - Infinite Campus Infinite Campus is excited to announce enhancements to the instructional area including new assignment management, daily planner and grade book improvements. These new enhancements will be available June 30, 2011. Teachers will see a detailed demonstration of the new functionality and learn about the multiple ways training will be available.

Classroom Teachers K to 12 Managing Complexity / Technology Coordination

Integrating Health Content into Academic Classes Alpine Room Marsha Kucker - Health EDventure Health EDventure is a classroom resource that provides integrated tools not only for Health and PE teachers but also for classroom teachers at all grade levels. Math, Science and Language Arts can come to your class complete with health information to jump-start your students into healthy lifestyles. Come see what Health EDventure can bring to your classroom and discover what South Dakota teachers call a “fantastic resource.”

Classroom Teachers K to 12 Information/Media Literacy

Journey North with Inquiry-Based Learning Rushmore H Marlene Rothermel, TIE Engage your students in a global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change. During this online project, students share their own field observations with classrooms across the U.S. and Canada. In addition, students are linked with scientists who provide their expertise directly to the classroom. If you would like to see inquiry-based learning in action, please join us.

Classroom Teachers Pre-K to 12 Student Engagement / Critical Thinking

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Infinite Campus: New Teacher Tools

Learn360 Delivers a Comprehensive, Standards-Based, Video Streaming System at an Affordable Rate LaCroix D Steve Finch - Aim Education - Learn360 Video streaming programs have proven to be valuable to educators at many levels: building background knowledge, addressing that teachable moment with just the right video clip, embedded video in interactive white board software, realia for ELL, meeting the demands or the 21st Century learner and more. Visit this session and see how your school can access a comprehensive library of standards-based media, from the country’s top producers, at a fraction of the cost of other services. You will see new content from top producers such as Reading Rainbow, A&E History Channel, PBS, National Geographic, Weston Woods, Phoenix Learning Group, Auto-B-Good, WGBH-PBS, and TV Ontario.

General Pre-K to 16 Critical Thinking / 21st Century Tools

Lessons from the Field on Social Networking for Professional Development Rushmore F Steve Hargadon - Keynote Presenter The use of social networking for professional development has continued to gain acceptance. In this session we'll talk about a growing body of use cases and best practices for encouraging participation and accomplishing pedagogical goals. Based on my personal experiences creating and managing the 50,000 member Classroom 2.0 network, guiding the LearnCentral.org network, and holding a series of interviews at FutureofEducation.com on this topic, we'll look at the technologies involved in educational networking, what lessons we are learning in this arena, and what organizations starting or maintaining networks can do to provide the best possible experiences and outcomes.

General Pre-K to 16 Professional Development / Social Networking

Old School Demos (Science Demonstrations) Boardroom Steven Rokusek - South Dakota Public Broadcasting During this session participants will review classic science demonstrations, including but not limited to a “Scientific American Frontiers” experiment to see if your corpus callosum is working. Come and enjoy the magic of science. The demonstrations are accompanied by video segments and online interactives. All of the activities are designed for multiple learning styles and are available free of charge. This session was a huge hit at the SDCTM/SDSTA Joint Conference in Huron, the Educators Summer Symposium in Sioux Falls and the SoDakSACA Conference in Deadwood.

Classroom Teachers 3 to 12 Innovation/Creativity

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11:30 AM - 12:25 PM, continued

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Online Safety for Teachers Rushmore G Kevin Honeycutt - Keynote Presenter Let's delve into the difference between firewalls and teaching kids positive behaviors with digital tools and in virtual places. I talk about cyber-bullying and offer suggestions for guiding kids away from behaviors that are damaging to victims as well as bullies. I share resources and sites that are helpful for mentors of “digital” kids. This is a balanced conversation that illuminates many positive digital tools that educators can use to bring out the best in kids.

General Pre-K to 16 21st Century Tools / Social Responsibility

Pearson Virtual Learning: Powered by Florida Virtual School Room 104 (in Exhibit Hall) Jim Russell - Pearson Virtual Learning A representative from Pearson Virtual Learning powered by Florida Virtual School will discuss the many applications for online learning and how school organizations are using and benefiting from it. A review of the many ways to implement an online program will be discussed with an opportunity to ask questions concerning your specific needs. Come see why Pearson Virtual School is the leader in online learning and how we can help your district save money while meeting the needs of your students. Pearson Virtual Learning offers more than 100 courses, including: credit recovery, core subjects, world languages, electives, honors and Advanced Placement courses & Professional Development. Pearson Virtual Learning provides a variety of K-12 custom solutions for schools and districts to meet student needs.

Classroom Teachers 6 to 12 21st Century Tools

Podcasting, Moviemaking And More: iLife '11 Room 105 (in Exhibit Hall) Dan Pollema - Apple Inc. Nothing engages and motivates kids like authentic, project-based learning. And nothing makes media-rich projectbased learning easier or more fun than iLife. Students will spend hours of their own time working on podcasts, video productions, music creations and web publishing – without even realizing how much they are learning. Try your hand at creating a video with iMovie or a podcast with GarageBand. You'll enjoy it as much as they do, and wish you could take it home with you and keep working.

General Pre-K to 16 Innovation/Creativity / 21st Century Tools

Teaching Cell Cycle and Cancer Biology using InsideCancer.org Resources Ponderosa Room Robin Cochran-Dirksen - Lead-Deadwood School District InsideCancer.org is a component of the DNA Learning Center at Cold Spring Harbor Labs. Contextualizing life science standards within a relevant context stimulates an increase in interest in the content. Learn to apply 21st c. skills to your life science lessons.

Classroom Teachers 9 to 12 Student Engagement / Web 2.0

Who Really Needs Photoshop Anyway LaCroix C Chris Martin - Harrisburg School District This presentation focuses on using tools such as Adobe Lightroom and Adobe Bridge to prep and manage photos. A program such as Lightroom is a lower cost alternative to Photoshop that hits the mark for schools on a budget who also want to deliver high-quality content in the creative realm. Using these two programs independently from Photoshop can save a lot of time by improving workflow efficiency for classroom use. Participants will see a demonstration of each from importing photos from a camera to simple editing and batch editing to outputting to a final cropped photo.

Classroom Teachers 9 to 12 Managing Complexity / Innovation/Creativity

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Kevin Honeycutt A fun look at the exciting things that happen when educators step outside their boxes and try new tools. It reinforces the importance of relationships while encouraging teachers to become learners again through positive examples of student success.

About Kevin Honeycutt Kevin spent 13 years teaching in public schools. He currently hosts a creative learning site called ArtSnacks (www.artsnacks.org) where he shares 150+ tenminute drawing videos that support standards curriculum. Kevin is also in his eighth year researching and developing programs with a strong passion for making teachers and learners comfortable with technology. He has developed an online safety, anti-bullying and cyber-bullying curriculum that is shared with parents, teachers and students around the country. Kevin is passionate about meeting the needs of at-risk learners and works with kids in juvenile detention, developing approaches to re-engage the “lost� learner. He brings personal life experience and a sense of humor to the mission of helping prepare 21st Century learners!

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Learn more about Kevin at www.kevinhoneycutt.org.

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It’s About Time-Ed. Division of Herff Jones . . . . . . . 88 Journey Museum - Geodome . . . . . . . . . . . . . 113, 114 KT Connections/Dakota Backup . . . . . . . . . . . . 49, 50 LanSchool Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Learning Opportunties/ Booksystems . . . . . . . . . . . . 74 Lenovo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 108 Lesley University . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Lightspeed Systems . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 78 Lightspeed Technologies, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 54 Lock n Charge Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 96 McGraw-Hill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 98 MDC Wallcoverings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70 Meru Networks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 Mid-West Tech, Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56 Moss Enterprises . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 66 New Horizons Computer Learning Center . . . . . . . . 16 NSU Center for Statewide E-learning . . . . . . . . . . . 79 NWEA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 83 Orchard Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53 Pearson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93, 94 Perma-Bound Books . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 86 Pratt Audio/Visual . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Pryntcomm . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72 QOMO HiteVision . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 89 Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic . . . . . . . . . . . . . 91 Renaissance Learning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 64 Rigby, Great Source, Steck-Vaughn . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 RTI - Riverside Tech Inc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 69 Saxon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 90 Scholastic, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71 SchoolReach Instant Parent Contact . . . . . . . . . . . 102 SDACT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 SDN Communications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29 Soundzabound Royalty Free Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 South Dakota Public Broadcasting . . . . . . . . . . . 25, 26 South Dakota Space Grant Consortium . . . . . . . . . . . 7 Spectrum Industries, Inc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39 Study Island . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 The College of St. Scholastica . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 77 Thinix . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 105, 106 Thinkfinity . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 TIE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30, 31 Vendor Information Booth . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Unified Judicial System . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 87 Usborne Books and More . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 Workplace Technology Center . . . . . . . . . . . 58, 59, 60 World Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 35

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Conference Exhibitors A&B Business Solutions #62 & 63 www.abbusiness.com, Joel Running, joel@abbusiness.com 605-335-8520, 1600 North A Avenue, Sioux Falls SD A&B Business has positioned itself as the regional leader in the digital revolution and the fastest growing printer/ copier company in the Midwest. A&B Business provides a full line of Image Communication Technology for today's networked environment along with related supplies and service that enables our customers to meet their business objectives.

Academic Superstore #14 www.ccvsoftware.com, Amrita Sethi amrita.sethi@journeyeducation.com, 800-876-3507 13755 Hutton Drive, Suite 500, Dallas TX Academic Superstore is the largest reseller of software to the academic market, carrying over 12,000 software titles.

Adobe, Microsoft, Riverdeep, GenevaLogic, Tom Snyder, Sunburst and Inspiration are just some of the software publishers. Academic Superstore has worked with schools for over 25 years. Academic Superstore is also a Califone Education dealer.

AIM Education-Sunburst Visual Media-Learn360 #11 www.learn360.com, Steve Finch, sfinch@learn360.com 877-346-2450, 1000 Woodbury Road-LL1, Woodbury NY Are you concerned about your choices and skyrocketing costs for streaming media services? Learn360 is the most current and affordable video streaming service in K12 education. Learn 360 delivers affordable access to stream or download thousands of videos, video clips, audio files and more. Access video clips from Sunburst, PBS, National Geographic, A&E – History Channel and dozens of top producers.

Amerikit Technology Solutions, Inc #101 www.amerikitsolutions.com, Jim Koob jim.koob@amerikitsolutions.com, 605-422-1670 125 Gateway Drive, North Sioux City SD Amerikit Technology Solutions and Dell have partnered in the State of South Dakota to offer the best in hardware, software and service solutions.

Apex Technology Solutions Group #57 www.apextsg.com, Neil Maxfield, neil@apextsg.com 605-574-2221, 427 Main Street/Box 790, Hill City SD Apex Technology Solutions Group is committed to supplying technology solutions that work for any size organization. Quality service and products lead ApexTSG towards creating an environment that is productive and affordable. Network management, server migration, email system configuration, and structured wiring are just a few of the services that ApexTSG can supply to your organization. Apex is an Authorized Alltel retail location.

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Apple Computer - Room #105 www.apple.com, Dan Pollema, pollema@apple.com 402-452-6603, 1 Infinite Circle, Cupertino CA Apple has been creating innovative education tools and resources for over 30 years. Learn why customers select Apple as their education technology partner. Visit our presentations for examples of the latest technology offerings for the classroom. See new software, hardware, online tools, and resources designed to make technology a powerful teaching and learning tool. Come see us in room 105 in the vendor hall!

Atomic Learning, Inc. #20 www.atomiclearning.com, Kim Bolz-Andolshek kimbolz@atomiclearning.com, 866-259-6890 15088 22nd Avenue NE, Little Falls MN Founded in 2000 by a group of technology educators, Atomic Learning is focused on promoting the practical application of technology in education by empowering educators with the training and resources needed to create 21st century-ready students. Thousands of schools, colleges, and universities have made Atomic Learning an integral part of their professional development, technology integration and technology support initiatives.

AverMedia Information, Inc #43 www.averusa.com, Cotie Erickson cotie.erickson@avermedia.com, 408-813-8696 423 Dixon Landing Road, Milpitas CA AVerMedia Information, Inc is the leading manufacturer of portable document cameras and platform visual presenters, with a focus on the K-12 and higher education markets. AVerMedia provides a wide range of awardwinning classroom display solutions that will fit any budget and display need as well as helpful application and training resources.

Best Buy - Geek Squad #32 www.bestbuy.com, Chris Hanes, chris.hanes@bestbuy.com 605-341-8220, 2320 N Haines Ave, Rapid City SD The Best Buy brand is synonymous with the latest and greatest technology, knowledgeable staff and the belief that technology can be fun. Local staff, as well as representatives from the Best Buy Government and Education corporate offices, will be available to demonstrate the many products and services available to schools and show guests how easy it is to place an order and have local store support (purchase orders are welcome!) Geek Squad Agents will also be present to show their computer support know-how and the many other services they can provide to schools and their students.

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Bloggers’ Bistro #109 & 110 Stop in for some donuts & coffee or to relax & recharge!

ByteSpeed, LLC #55 www.bytespeed.com, Scott Bleth, scott@bytespeed.com 877-553-0777, 3131 24th Ave S, Moorhead MN ByteSpeed is a computer manufacturer based in Moorhead, MN that deals primarily with K-12 schools nationwide. We offer a 5-year warranty on our desktops and servers, and a 3-year warranty on our laptops. Call us to “Try a Byte.”

Cengage Learning #41 www.cengage.com/school, Sandra Seitz, sandra.seitz@cengage.com, 800-543-0487 5191 Natorp Blvd, Mason OH Cengage Learning is an innovative solutions-provider for all of your teaching needs in Technology, Business Education, and Vocational Courses.

Center For Teaching Excellence #84 www.ctenow.com, Tracy Sweeney, tsweeney@cceacf.org 702-219-2060, 2880 E Flamingo Rd, Ste F, Las Vegas NV The Center for Teaching Excellence partners with selected accredited colleges to provide a unique and affordable college experience for teachers across the nation.

Century Business Products #80 www.cbp-sd.com, Kevin Jergenson, kevin@cbp-sd.com 605-335-7367, 1011 E 15th St Box 1838, Sioux Falls SD Providers of SD State Contract for Network Printers through the WSCA contract. Kyocera Copiers, Printers, Managed Print Services and Document Solutions.

Statewide service coverage. Authorized HP service provider.

Chiesman Center for Democracy-Civic Education #10 www.chiesman.org, DeVee Dietz, ddietz@chiesman.org 605-341-4311, 1641 Deadwood Avenue, Rapid City SD K-12 Civic Education Resources - Kids Voting, Project Citizen, Youth Congress.

Children's Care #8 www.cchs.org, Tina Miller, tina.miller@cchs.org 605-782-2300, 2501 W. 26th Street, Sioux Falls SD

Children’s Care in Sioux Falls and Rapid City provides assistive technology services in: augmentative communication, power mobility, environmental controls, adapted computer access and instructional computer applications. Services include: evaluations, consultation and training in the areas listed above. Assistive technology workshops are conducted throughout the year either at Children’s Care Hospital & School in Sioux Falls or onsite as requested. All services are provided by specially trained therapists and educators.

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Black Hills State University #103 www.bhsu.edu, Patty Dewey, patriciadewey@bhsu.edu 800-255-2478, 1200 University Street, Spearfish SD Black Hills State University provides the largest teacher preparation program in South Dakota. Likewise, BHSU was the first in the state to offer an online Masters Degree in Curriculum and Instruction that specializes in educational technology. Now, additional online MSCI options provide all coursework for a reading specialization and core coursework for a math specialization. Faculty who teach in the MSCI degree program will be happy to discuss the online learning opportunities with you. BHSU delivers outstanding online professional development across the region at your fingertips!

Connecting Point Computer Center #42, 51 & 52 www.connectingpoint.biz, David Lewis dlewis@connectingpoint.biz, 605-882-1555 504 Jenson Avenue SE, Watertown SD Connecting Point Computer Centers has continued to be one of the longest standing exhibitors at TIE. This year again Connecting Point continues to be one of the leaders in the Dakotas for technology in K-12 and Higher Education. With the latest products from Microsoft, Cisco, Fujitsu, HP, IBM, Lenovo, Promethean and many more, our specialists can help you choose the right products and solutions.

CPO Science #38 www.cpo.com, Aimee Schroeder aimee.schroeder@schoolspecialty.com, 866-646-4123 80 Northwest Blvd, Nashua NH CPO Science provides high-quality Inquiry-Based teaching and learning systems for science in grades 6-12.

Founded in 1991 by Dr. Tom Hsu, the company offers a wide range of materials and services including innovative science textbook programs that integrate with high-quality lab equipment and nationally recognized professional development programs. This quality equipment is supplied at no additional cost when classroom sets of the student textbook sets are purchased. We're serious about Inquiry-Based Science . . . Just Do It!

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CSD - Relay South Dakota #107 www.sdrelay.com, Clarke Christianson cchristianson@c-s-d.org, 605-367-5760 102 North Krohn Place, Sioux Falls SD Relay South Dakota & Telecommunications Equipment Distribution Program provide telephone accessibility to people who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or speech-disabled.

Curriculum Associates #22 www.CurriculumAssociates.com, Marsha Krabbenhoft MKrabbenhoft@cainc.com, 800-225-0248 153 Rangeway Road, North Billerica MA A trusted name in education for over 40 years, Curriculum Associates publishes high quality, yet affordable, supplemental materials for reading, writing, language arts, mathematics, science, test prep, and special education assessment programs that are guaranteed to help students succeed. Programs are designed to affordably meet the needs of today’s diverse classrooms. Research-based and classroom-proven, they deliver content aligned with national and state standards.

Dakota State University #9 www.dsu.edu, Mark Hawkes, mark.hawkes@dsu.edu 605-256-5274, 820 N Washington Avenue, Madison SD Dakota State University is South Dakota’s leader in applying computer and information systems technology to higher education. Dakota State’s graduate programs look to the future, emphasizing a high-quality, comprehensive, discipline-based education.

DakotaLink #33 & 34 www.dakotalink.net, Patrick Czerny pczerny@dakotalink.net, 605-394-6742 1161 Deadwood Avenue, Suite 5, Rapid City SD DakotaLink is the leading provider of assistive technology for individuals with special needs in SD. We provide assessment, sales, installation, and training of a wide variety of products for people who have difficulty with reading, writing, communication, & organizational skills.

DakTech Inc #61 www.daktech.com, Barry Hegg, bhegg@daktech.com 888-761-8534, 3502 36th Street SW, Fargo ND DakTech Workstations & Servers carry our exclusive 7 Year Parts & Labor warranty, the longest in the industry.

DakTech is proud to be a Microsoft Platinum OEM vendor. We have been serving the education community for over 15 years nationwide.Try our computers risk-free with our no-hassle evaluation program. Our computers are proudly assembled and supported in the USA.

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Davidson Titles, Inc. #23 www.davidsontitles.com, Fran Rice fran_rice@davidsontitles.com, 606-366-5968 PO Box 1772, Sioux Falls SD Davidson Titles, Inc. provides a wide selection of library and classroom materials including non-fiction, fiction, reference, Spanish, and bilingual titles, i-books, and e-books. We offer diverse opening day collections, collection analysis and weeding suggestions, and a wide variety of processing options.

Delta Dental Philanthropic Fund #13 www.deltadentalsd.com, Keri Thompson, RDH keri.thompson@deltadentalsd.com, 605-494-2552 804 N Euclid #101, Pierre SD Information available for dental health modules.

Delta Education/FOSS #36 & 37 www.deltaeducation.com, Jennifer Selby jennifer.selby@schoolspecialty.com, 603-579-3597 80 Northwest Blvd, Nashua NH Research supports inquiry as the most effective method of science instruction. For over 30 years, inquiry-based science has supported how children naturally learn while promoting collaboration, curricular integration, and differentiated instruction. Through meaningful learning experiences, students employ critical process skills to construct understanding about the natural world, activate prior knowledge to forge new connections and strengthen conceptual understanding through reflective practices.

Dove Creek Designs #5 www.dovecreek.bhssc.org, John Durham shdcpottery@tie.net, 605-745-5344 / 605-891-8787 737 University Avenue, Hot Springs SD Dove Creek Designs utilizes horsehair and feathers to create its unique, hand-crafted pottery. Because of the styling and materials, the pieces hint at the storied and sometimes mystical vibrancy of the wild Dakota prairies and hills. There's something else discerning customers appreciate about Dove Creek Designs pottery: people with disabilities put their talents into all phases of the line's creation. Individuals and organizations in and around Hot Springs donate supplies.

Black Hills Special Services Cooperative, an organization committed to dignified employment for all, hires the staff.

The result is pottery buyers treasure, for good reason.

DYMO-Mimio Interactive Teaching Technologies #68 mimio.dymo.com, David Bertrand David.Bertrand@mimio.com, 617-902-2040 1 Charles Park, Cambridge MA DYMO/Mimio is a leader in interactive teaching technologies. The MimioClassroom family of products make it easier for teachers to do what they do best - teach.

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Ellison #65 www.ellisoneducation.com, Rosanne Anderson 800-253-2238, 25862 Commercentre Dr, Lake Forest CA Want to create your own attractive visuals and handson activities to support any subject area or grade level?

Ellison shape-cutting equipment helps you perfectly cut out thousands of amazing designs from a wide variety of materials to enhance learning. Check out all our latest machines and dies, including eclips by Sizzix, perfect for the tech savvy educator.

Epson America #81 www.epsonbrighterfutures.com, Amy Kretsch amy_kretsch@ea.epson.com, 763-432-9873 3702 Beard Avenue N, Robbinsdale MN Projectors, interactive projectors and document cameras.

FES LLC #95 www.socs-hero.org, Leah Hacker, leahh@fes.org 800-850-8397, 1300 O Street, Lincoln NE SOCS provides easy school websites. Packed with interactive features and tools for the classroom, this system transforms community communication to a level that keeps everyone informed while saving schools time and money. SOCS has the ease and versatility you need to manage your school website.

Fujitsu America Inc. #46 www.us.fujitsu.com, Slater Ohm, Slater.Ohm@us.fujitsu.com, 712-253-4800, McCook Lake SD Fujitsu has delivered 44 generations of tablet computing products over 20 years. See the New Multi Touch i5 powered Tablet Offerings (3 Models), 3D Notebooks and more. Fujitsu offers servers, storage, and a variety of enterprise class software solutions. If you are cost conscious and quality still matters, you owe it to yourself to look into Fujitsu and their full line of tablet and notebook offerings.

GEAR Networking, LTD #111 & 112 www.gearnetworking.com, Brian Evans brian@gearnetworking.com, 605-941-4262 1104 E. 8th Street, Sioux Falls SD Gear Networking is a full service VAR. We offer a variety of solutions “GEAR”ed to your needs. Please stop by our booth to discuss your Educational Technology needs. We offer a wide range of products and we make every effort to provide you with what you are looking for at a competitive price. We look forward to seeing you.

Glencoe McGraw-Hill #99 www.glencoe.com, Carol Heisel carol_heisel@mcgraw-hill.com, 800-503-4314 24298 467a Avenue, Dell Rapids SD Publisher, Academic Grades 6 - 12.

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Education Technology Partners #85 www.edtechpartners.com, Bill Kearney bkearney@edtechpartners.com, 319-541-4045 1580 Cook Circle, North Liberty IA Founded by a former educator in 2003, Education Technology Partners was started with one goal in mind: to bring to schools the most effective educational technology available in the market. Our mission is to develop a lasting and valued relationship with the schools we serve by supporting the best technologies with the highest caliber of professional development and training services. We feature products such as AutoSkill, Build Your Own Curriculum, A+nyWhere Learning System and Educational Impact Online Professional Development.

Golden West Technologies & Internet Solutions #28 www.gwtis.com, James Van Loan jamesvanloan@goldenwest.com, 605-721-1000 2727 N. Plaza Drive, Rapid City SD Golden West Technologies and Internet Solutions is a leading provider of solutions for K-12 schools in the region with a proven track record of successful results.

Let’s face it: schools have never been under as much pressure as today to provide a safe and effective learning environment for our children. At the same time, there is a widening gap between the increase in demand for technology and the cost and complexity to support it.

As your technology partner, we will work with you to identify your unique challenges and develop a prioritized plan focused on simplifying your network, enhancing security for students, staff, and facility, and improved communication by unifying voice, video, data and chat on a common platform. Stop by for a consultation.

Haggerty's Audio Visual #67 www.haggertysmusic.com, Tom Haggerty tomh@haggertysmusic.com, 605-348-4801 514 St Joseph Street, Rapid City SD Haggerty’s Audio Visual specializes in providing affordable design, installation and maintenance of sound, video and touch panel control systems. Haggerty’s AV has assisted hundreds of area school districts with solutions for gymnasiums, theatres, classrooms and outdoor sports facilities. Using state-of-the-art electronic testing equipment and software, we also design acoustic treatment solutions for noisy environments.

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Conference Exhibitors, continued Hannahers/Polyvision #100 www.hannahers.com, Scott Gilbraith sgilbraith@hannahers.com, 701-277-7222 4324 20th Ave. SW, Fargo ND Come see the Polyvision ENO One IWB. It features a Lifetime Warranty, Mobile & Adjustable Height Options, dry erase capability as well as the ability to write on it with a permanent marker without hurting it. (3 year warranty on included projector & BULB). Supports Magnets & 3 users at once! Ships with RM EASITEACH NEXTGEN Software or Qwizdom's WizTeach. Demos at Booth!

Health EDventure #73 www.HealthEDventure.org, Marsha Kucker mkucker@edec.org, 605-256-5555 820 N. Washington, Madison SD 57042 Health Edventure is a classroom resource that provides integrated tools not only for Health and PE teachers but also for classroom teachers at all grade levels.

Math, Science and Language Arts can come to your class complete with health information to jump-start your students into healthy lifestyles. Come discover what Health EDventure can bring to your classroom.

Hewlett Packard #47 & 48 www.hp.com, Ruth Ulness, ruth.ulness@hp.com 701-255-7456, 3125 Deerlodge Drive, Bismarck ND As a world-leading information technology company, HP applies new thinking and ideas to create more simple, valuable and trusted experiences with technology. Our focus is to continuously improve the way our customers live and work through technology products and services, from the individual consumer to the largest enterprise.

HP is making the computer personal again. By applying our original ideas, technology prowess, resources and expertise, we're delivering uniquely valuable technology experiences. With HP you get stunning technologies, our full circle of HP Total Care services, a global exosystem of partners, award-winning support - and complete confidence that HP and its partners are standing behind you each and every step of the way.

Hold The Broccoli #82 www.holdthebroccoli.com, Susie Marcks susiemarcks@gmail.com, 605-415-7302 Customized hand painted door signs for children and teachers. Welcome your guests with a smile!

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Horace Mann #15 www.horacemann.com, Orrin Engbrecht orrin.engbrecht@horacemann.com, 402-290-3116 108 E Evergreen, Brandon SD Horace Mann is a multi-line insurance company, specializing in insurance, investment and retirement planning needs of educators. Booth will be Retirement Planning theme. Brochures and other materials available.

Houghton Mifflin Harcourt #44 & 45 www.hmhco.com, Matt Misialek matt.misialek@hmhpub.com, 218-207-8160 4310 Cottonwood Street, Grand Forks ND Houghton Mifflin Harcourt educational publishing group, promote products designed to assess learners' skills, match them to appropriate content, and accelerate them to meet and exceed expectations.

Infinite Campus #21 www.infinitecampus.com, Joe Rutledge joe.rutledge@infinitecampus.com, 651-631-0000 4321 109th Ave NE, Blaine MN Infinite Campus is a comprehensive, web-based K12 student information system with real-time access to special education, instruction, curriculum, assessment, state reporting and data warehousing functionality. For more than a decade, Infinite Campus has successfully implemented its solutions for customers of all sizes managing more than 4.5 million students in 43 states.

InPath Devices #75 www.inpath.com, Jared Dennison, jared@inpath.com 800-988-1914, 3610 Dodge Street, Ste 200, Omaha NE Data & Barcode Solutions, 3Com/HP Telephone Systems, Allworx Telephone Systems, Shoretel Telephone Systems, Networking & Infrastructure, Wireless Networking.

Insight Systems Exchange #92 www.insightsystemsonline.com, Peter Koehler pkoehler@insightinvestments.com, 714-939-2384 7012 Belgrave Avenue, Garden Grove CA Insight Systems Exchange, ISO 9001:2000 certified offers affordable off-lease brand name tier 1 computer hardware for schools and education. Hardware that looks and performs as new with a 3 year advance replacement warranty (no charge for parts, labor, and shipping). A Microsoft Authorized Education Reseller, Microsoft Authorized Refurbisher, NComputing Platinum Partner.

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It's About Time-Education Division of Herff Jones #88 www.its-about-time.com, Kevin Schroeder kmschroeder@herffjones.com, 651-793-4395 84 Business Park Dr. Suite 300, Armonk NY NSF-funded inquiry-based curiculum and technology components including Nova5000, USB Link, and EcoLog for real-time data collection and analysis at all grade levels.

Journey Museum - Geodome #113 & 114 www.jouneymuseum.org, Krista Testin ktestin@journeymuseum.org, 605-394-1796 222 New York Street, Rapid City SD A 31’ x 31’ by 14’ high inflatable planetarium (Geodome) with virtual space science software (Uniview) and programs for educational purposes. Come on in and check it out!

KT Connections/Dakota Backup #49 & 50 www.ktconnections.com, Paul Sterkel, pauls@ktllp.com 605-341-3873, 829 Quincy Street, Rapid City SD KT Connections offers state of the art solutions for computer networks, video surveillance, offsite data backup, document management, telecommunications, audio for gymnasiums, intercom systems and many other services. KT Connections has a team of 30 employees that are specialized and certified in their area of expertise to ensure your technology dollars are utilized to improve your school.

LanSchool Technologies #12 www.lanschool.com, Harvey Cahoon harv@lanschool.com, 877-370-5546 770 West 210 South, Orem UT LanSchool v7.5 classroom management software improves teacher effectiveness in computer classrooms. LanSchool allows teachers to easily remove distractions, demonstrate skills, monitor and assess student progress. Ideal solution for 1:1 schools. LanSchool supports PCs, Macs,thin clients, MS MultiPoint Server and iPad, iPhone, & iPod. Walk around a class and see live thumbnails of the students.

Learning Opportunities/ Booksystems #74 www.learning-opp.com, Steve Wilson steve@learning-opp.com, 800-354-5216 15480 Edgewood Ct, Eden Prairie MN We represent Booksystems Library Automation and over 100 publishers of non-fiction and reference books.

Learning Power #104 www.learningpower.tie.net, MaryLou McGirr mmcgirr@tie.net, 605-394-1876 1925 N Plaza Blvd, Rapid City SD Providing online AP opportunities in math, science and English to high school students across South Dakota.

Lenovo #108 www.lenovo.com/tie, Robert Martignani martigna@lenovo.com, 416-383-2761, Morrisville NC Lenovo is one of the world’s largest makers of personal computers. Formed by Lenovo Group’s acquisition of the former IBM Personal Computing Division, Lenovo develops, manufactures and markets cutting-edge, reliable, high-quality, secure and easy-to-use technology products and services worldwide. These include the award winning ThinkPad® notebook, the highly acclaimed IdeaPad multimedia notebooks, innovative IdeaCentre & ThinkCentre™ desktops along with a wide array of computing accessories. Lenovo's Affinity Campus Purchase Program offers solutions for Students, Faculty, Staff and Government employees to purchase Lenovo PC products, accessories and options directly from Lenovo at discounted prices.

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Invent Now Kids, Inc. #76 www.campinvention.org, Susan Z. Clarke CampInventionMN@aol.com, 800-968-4332 Regional Office: 16301 Hilltop Road, Eden Prairie MN Invent Now Kids provides non-profit elementary STEM enrichment programs in partnership with the United States Patent and Trademark Office. Summer and afterschool programs for grades 1-6 develop teamwork, creative problem-solving and critical thinking skills, and a passion for science through exciting, hands-on activities.

Everything provided, no cost to the school! We hire & train local teachers to present our curriculum.

Lesley University #27 www.lesley.edu, Cheri McBrearty, childerb@lesley.edu 402-315-8882, 4816 S 167th Street, Omaha NE Lesley University was founded in 1909 and is proud to deliver graduate programs to teachers at more than 150 sites in SD and 22 other states. Lesley emphasizes the integration of theory and practice and encourages exciting collaborations with other experienced and enthusiastic students. Lesley offers three innovative master's degrees: Technology in Education, Integrated Teaching Through the Arts, and Literacy. Lesley is committed to providing educators with a way to earn a master's degree while working full-time and managing family and community responsibilities.

Lightspeed Systems #78 www.lightspeedsystems.com, Terrisa Metzler terrisa@lightspeedsystems.com, 661-716-7600 1800 19th Street Bakersfield CA Lightspeed Systems Inc. develops comprehensive network security and management solutions for the education market. We are committed to helping schools of all sizes operate their networks effectively and efficiently, so educators can provide safe online teaching and learning environments.

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Conference Exhibitors, continued Lightspeed Technologies, Inc. #54 www.lightspeed-tek.com, Ken Engstrom ken.engstrom@lightspeed-tek.com, 612-670-3203 11509 SW Herman Road, Tualatin OR Hear the New Sound of Achievement® The new all-in-one REDCAT system takes 5 minutes to set-up and covers the entire room. Classroom Audio Technology by Lightspeed improves academic performance for all students without changing curriculum or instructional methods. Free evaluations available.

Lock n Charge Technologies #96 www.lockncharge.com, Kevin Rezac kevin@lockncharge.com, 307 6th St W, West Fargo, ND Lock n Charge Technologies, an Australian company, has been producing high quality, all steel solutions for the storage, charging, security, and transport of mobile computer labs for over 10 years. Created by teachers, these unique designs combine superior strength, lighter weight, and better efficiency.

McGraw-Hill #98 www.mheducation.com, Lindsay Gilster lindsay_gilster@mcgraw-hill.com, 952-303-3254 3720 Independence Ave #71, Minneapolis MN Macmillan/SRA/Wright Group McGraw-Hill.

MDC Wallcoverings #70 www.mdcwall.com, Pam Simpson, psimpson@mdcwall.com 847-437-4000, 1200 Arthur Avenue, Elk Grove IL MDC Wallcoverings has over 40 years of experience working with interior environments. MDC is a national company with a sales force of 65-plus highly-trained individuals, strategically placed throughout the US. MDC’s product lines offer unsurpassed selection for widespread facility use or for impact in select accent areas. Digital imaging wallcoverings and products, green-minded wallcoverings, sophisticated specialty products, tabrasa™ and tabrasa ultra™ (dry-erase paint), and much more.

Meru Networks #18 www.merunetworks.com, Kim Strahlman kpowers@merunetworks.com, 612-867-9202 15241 Highland Place, Minnetonka MN In schools with Meru Networks' Virtualized Wireless LANs, entire classrooms can instantly connect and receive predictable, reliable access to lessons and multimedia experiences as well as access and run bandwidth-intensive video applications. Meru’s unique technology enables schools to use their Meru wireless LAN for voice, data, video, and multimedia applications with high reliability and performance—regardless of the type or number of devices connected. Simple to deploy and manage, an entire virtualized wireless LAN can be installed in hours.

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Mid-West Tech, Inc #56 www.midwestech.com, Larry Lucas llucas@midwestech.com, 800-358-5702 206 W 2nd Street, Madrid IA We are a leading supplier of STEM and Technical Education products. Stop by our booth to see the latest curriculum, software, and hardware products designed to prepare students for technical careers and college.

Moss Enterprises #66 www.mossent.com, Tracy Doherty, tracy@mossent.com 319-393-4048, 137 E. Boyson Road, Hiawatha IA K to Careers Math, Sciences, technology, F&CS, Health, Business & Ag Science. These are hands-on and we are featuring some new trainers for alternative energy, covering wind, solar, hydro, fuel cells and more. Also, we will be featuring a new 3D printer.

New Horizons Computer Learning Center #16 www.newhorizonssd.com, Brett Stolz brett.stolz@newhorizonssd.com, 605-339-3221 4610 S. Technopolis Dr. Ste 100, Sioux Falls SD Since 1982, New Horizons Computer Learning Centers has grown to become the largest independent IT training company worldwide offering more courses, at more times and in more locations than any other company in the computer-training industry. We offer innovative training programs on desktop application and business skills courses for all levels of computer users in multiple delivery methods and formats. In October of 2005, the New Horizons of Sioux Falls and Rapid City became South Dakota’s only Microsoft Gold Certified Partner for Learning solutions and information worker solutions.

NSU Center for Statewide E-learning #79 www.northern.edu, Mary Cundy, cundym@northern.edu 605-626-3387, 1200 S Jay Street, Aberdeen SD Our booth will feature the NSU Ctr for Statewide E-learning's high school program, including our course offerings, class schedule and academic year schedule.

NWEA #83 www.nwea.org, Patrick Dugan, patrick.dugan@nwea.org 503-624-1951, 121 Nw Everett Street, Portland OR NWEA is a global not-for-profit educational services organization based in Portland, Oregon. We partner with educational organizations worldwide to provide computeradaptive assessments, professional development, and research services. We are passionate about our mission: Partnering to help all kids learn.

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QOMO HiteVision #89 www.qomo.com, Steve McNabb, stevem@qomo.com 630-561-5002, 46950 Magellan Dr, Wixom MI At QOMO HiteVision our mission is to provide innovative, highly personalized creative ideas specifically designed to meet the individual needs of our valued customers, having the highest quality at the lowest price, and resulting at the best possible value for our solutions to the difficulties of every presentation situation.

Pearson #93 & 94 www.pearsonschool.com, Mike Limmer Mike.Limmer@Pearson.com, 605-212-3490 1145 Sunset Drive, Beresford SD Pearson Education: Always Learning. Educational Solutions for 21st Century Teachers and Learners.

Partnering with you to meet your K-12 educational needs in classroom instruction, virtual learning, and PD.

Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic #91 www.rfbd.org, Suzanne Jonsen, sjonsen@rfbd.org 303-906-6061, 1355 S. Colorado Blvd, Denver CO Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic® helps individuals who are blind, visually impaired or have learning differences achieve their educational goals by providing equal learning opportunities that put them on a level playing field with their peers. RFB&D is a national, nonprofit organization and is the nation’s largest digital textbook library of accessible educational materials with more than 60,000 titles.

Perma-Bound Books #86 www.perma-bound.com, Rebecca Peacock rebeccapeacock@perma-bound.com, 605-845-2618 817 6th Ave W, Mobridge SD The strongest books money can buy. Complete service to teachers, librarians, and curriculum areas in your schools.

Help with Accelerated Reader and other popular reading programs. Serving area schools for a very long time.

Pratt Audio/Visual #40 www.prattav.com, Romney Jones, romneyj@prattav.com 605-624-6220, 502 South Norbeck, Vermillion SD Smartboards, projectors, digital signage systems, classroom control systems, sound systems, and classroom presentation hardware.

Pryntcomm #72 www.pryntcomm.com, Pat Karst, pat@pryntcomm.com 800-675-4656, 303 E. Sioux Avenue, Pierre SD Since 1883 our customers have relied on us for highly personalized service, professional quality and amazing responsiveness. At PryntComm, formerly State Publishing, we reach out to our customers regularly and partner with them to ensure projects are planned and delivered on time and on budget. We also make our customers’ lives easier by offering design, printing and mailing services all in one place—simply and quickly. Our versatility makes it possible for us to do it all—from a simple black and white job to sophisticated, customized printing.

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Orchard Learning #53 www.orchardlng.com, Rachel Galeski rgaleski@orchardlng.com, 800-351-1404 301 Meadow Brook Estates, Wentzville MO Orchard software is targeted educational software that formatively assesses, informs instruction, and delivers curriculum based on state standards. Its ease of use, ability to motivate, and affordability set Orchard apart from more complicated and expensive counterparts.

Renaissance Learning #64 www.renlearn.com, Julie Vetrone, julie.vetrone@renlearn.com 715-424-3636, 2911 Peach Street, Wisconsin Rapids WI Renaissance Learning's computer-based assessments and best practices have always provided educators with the data and recommendations for its use to help accelerate learning. Now this data has become even more valuable as educators across the nation implement Response to Intervention (RTI). Renaissance Learning’s assessments make RTI reliable, cost-effective, and practical.

Rigby, Great Source, Steck-Vaughn #17 www.hmhpub.com, Sandy Raike, sandy.raike@hmhpub.com 866-369-0278, 1900 S. Batavia Avenue, Geneva IL A leading educational publisher combining excellence with innovation, publishing textbooks, instructional technology and other classroom enrichment resources for the PreK-12 school market.

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Exhibit Hall

Conference Exhibitors, continued RTI - Riverside Tech Inc. #69 www.riversidetechnologies.com, Mo Thompson mthompson@riversidetechnologies.com, 712-490-1558 105 Gateway Drive, North Sioux City SD RTI is the State partner for Classroom Connections providing depot repair. We also offer a wide array of technology-related products and services that no other single provider can deliver. From embroidered G'rilla carrying cases and laser-engraving to hard drive-imaging, warehousing and installation of PCs and accessories, RTI is your complete, expert resource for all things related to your hardware purchase. As a national agent for HP, we can even satisfy your hardware needs.

Saxon #90 Jeri Ball, geradine.ball@harcourt.com, 507-931-7358 46008 Hardeggers Ln, Cleveland MN Saxon Math publisher of K-12 Math products.

Scholastic, Inc. #71 www.scholastic.com, Michael Hanson mhanson@scholastic.com, 402-651-1671 1728 S. 167th Circle, Omaha NE Reading and Math Intervention, Reading Instruction, Literacy, and Professional Development.

SchoolReach Instant Parent Contact #102 www.schoolreach.com, Bill O'Dea bodea@schoolreach.com, 605-892-5330 PO Box 656, Belle Fourche SD SchoolReach Instant Parent Contact enhances schoolto-parent communications, allowing you to notify your parents and staff within minutes. Communicate unexpected school closings, lockdowns, meeting reminders, automated attendance calls, lunch balance reminders, fundraisers, and even rumor abatement! No additional equipment, software, or phone lines required.

We help schools reach parents!

SDACT - Media Fair #1 www.sdlibraryassociation.org, Dennis Nath dennisnath@hotmail.com, 605-367-7923 201 E. 38th Street, Sioux Falls SD Student projects developed for the SDACT Media Fair will be on display. Winners will be announced Monday at 4:00 during the Festival of Technology.

SDN Communications #29 www.sdncommunications.com, Joe Galinanes joe.galinanes@sdncommunications.com 888-245-8080, 2900 W. 10th Street, Sioux Falls SD SDN Communications offers data networking equipment, IP telephony, maintenance contracts, cabling infrastructure, and connectivity solutions.

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Soundzabound Royalty Free Music #2 www.soundzabound.com, Phil Reichel, preichel@wi.rr.com 888-834-1792, PO Box 492199, Atlanta GA Technology is moving faster than ever, and most projects such as podcasts, videos, and movies require audio to make them great. Contrary to the myth – it’s not ok to use copyrighted music. As these projects leave the classroom, Soundzabound provides professional web-based audio that is copyright-compliant.

South Dakota Public Broadcasting #25 & 26 www.sdpb.org, Sherri Rodgers-Conti sherri.rodgers-conti@state.sd.us, 605-677-6454 555 N Dakota Street, Vermillion SD South Dakota Public Broadcasting features educational programs, presentations, and resources for teachers, students, and life-long learners. To learn more about the free resources we have for you, visit the SDPB booth and our web site, www.sdpb.org/edu.

South Dakota Space Grant Consortium #7 sd.spacegrant.org, Tom Durkin Thomas.Durkin@sdsmt.edu, 605-394-1975 501 E. Saint Joseph Street, Rapid City SD The NASA South Dakota Space Grant Consortium provides teachers with educational resources and information to strengthen the overall teaching of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM). We have focused on robotics as an effective, hands-on platform for encouraging students to pursue studies in STEM disciplines.

Spectrum Industries, Inc. #39 www.spectrumfurniture.com, Brian Myhre bmyhre@spectrumfurniture.com, 800-235-1262 PO Box 400, Chippewa Falls WI Manufacturer of computer furniture.

Study Island #24 www.archipelagolearning.com Andrew Zierman, andrew.zierman@studyisland.com 800-419-3191, 3232 Mckinney Ave, Ste 400, Dallas TX Archipelago Learning is a leading subscription-based online education company that provides standards-based instruction, practice, assessments and productivity tools that improve the performance of educators and students via proprietary web-based platforms. Study Island, the core product line, helps students in K-12 master gradelevel academic standards in a fun and engaging manner.

Study Island products are utilized by approximately 9 million students in more than 21,500 schools in 50 states and Canada.

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Thinix #105 & 106 www.thinix.com, Anthony Clark, aclark@thinix.com 888-484-4649, 812 10th Street, Milford IA Thinix provides schools with innovative software products to facilitate 1:1 learning. From its Thinix Touch User Interface to its comprehensive Thinix One-to-One product, Thinix is making student computing easier.

Based in Iowa but deployed across the World, Thinix can assist any school large or small with their computer technology needs.

Thinkfinity #4 www.thinkfinity.org, Marcia Torgrude, mtorgrude@tie.net 605-394-1876, 1925 Plaza Blvd, Rapid City SD Verizon Thinkfinity's goal is to improve student achievement in traditional classroom settings and beyond by providing high quality content and extensive professional development training. This free, comprehensive digital learning platform is constantly adding new content and partners to provide the best 21st century learning lessons and tools to educators. Come visit the booth to see what's new!

TIE #30 & 31 www.tie.net, Sherry Crofut, scrofut@tie.net 605-394-1876, 1925 Plaza Blvd, Rapid City SD TIE Membership & Information Booth.

Unified Judicial System #87 www.sdjudicial.com, Karn Barth, Karn.Barth@ujs.state.sd.us 605-773-6266, 500 E. Capitol, Pierre SD Spearheaded by Justice Sandra Day O'Connor, iCivics is a web-based education project designed to reinvigorate civic teaching and learning. iCivics features free lesson plans, webquests, discussion forums, and games. With these tools, iCivics will help empower the first generation of 'digital natives' to become knowledgeable civic participants and leaders. iCivics resources are all free and available at www.icivics.org.

Usborne Books and More #19 www.patsysbookstore.com, Patsy Stensland books4u@netllcwb.net, 605-987-5977 47973 292nd Street, Hudson SD We have educational and award-winning books for all ages. They are great to help with special needs, manners, character, feelings, science, math, history, non-fiction and fiction. We have AR and leveled books. We are the distributors in the United States for Usborne Books and now own Kane-Miller Publishing. This gives us a wide variety of subjects and types of books.

Workplace Technology Center #58, 59 & 60 www.wtcnetworks.com, Brian Lee, blee@wtcnetworks.com 605-224-1643, 2101 W 41st Street, Sioux Falls SD Workplace Technology Center is making the exclusive offer unlimited support on any SMART product to TIE members. WTC is a South Dakota-based company specializing in audio/video integration services to develop smart classrooms, board rooms, and meeting rooms. We have SMART Certified trainers and a SMART Certified Education consultant. We have South Dakota-based SMART Factory-trained technicians on staff to design, install and support administrators, instructors and students in the state. Workplace Technology Center can provide a turnkey solution and training for your complete audio/visual and multi-media classroom needs. SMART Products Discount Pricing (SMART Boards, SMART Sync, SMART Response, SMART document cameras etc.)

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The College of St. Scholastica #77 www.css.edu, Chad Oppelt, coppelt@css.edu 218-723-6362, 1200 Kenwood Avenue, Duluth MN The College of St. Scholastica - Graduate School of Education is proud to announce the newest addition to our already strong portfolio of graduate degrees and certificates for educators. The Master of Education (100% online) will prepare 21st Century Teachers who are both familiar and comfortable with technology of the modern classroom.

World Book #35 www.worldbook.com, Dale Weber daleweber@truitek.net, 800-975-3250 PO Box 616, Salem SD World Book products including the most respected online in America, the World Book Web. The World Book Web is grade-appropriate at every level and has a reference collection for public libraries. Home access is included with every site.

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Who is TIE?

Leadership Team

About TIE

Staffed by a team of professionals with expertise in areas such as technology, curriculum, assessment, instruction, evaluation, and professional development, TIE provides leadership and assistance to schools and educators regarding current issues in education. Leaders value shared decision-making and embrace the disciplines associated with effective learning organizations. To learn more about staff members, go to www.tie.net and click on About Us.

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Dr. Julie Mathiesen Director

John Swanson

Dr. Pam Lange

Deputy Director

Development Coord.

Education Technology Specialists

Maggie Austin

Kris Baldwin

Colby Christensen

Kim Clark

Jeanne Cowan

Sherry Crofut

Sherry Gettemy

Jo Hartmann

Janet Hensley

Dr. Marilyn Hofer

Lacey Hoogland

Jackie Jessop Rising

MaryLou McGirr

Jennifer Nehl

Debbie O’Doan

Dr. Jim Parry

June Preszler

Marlene Rothermel

Doug Rowe

Barb Rowenhorst

Dr. Scott Simpson

Gloria Steele

Lennie Symes

Karen Taylor

Marcia Torgrude

Micky Wienk

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In addition to ongoing work responding to a diversity of school needs, TIE administers a host of major grants programs at the state and federal level. TIE has established a strong reputation as a collaborative partner and progressive leader committed to helping schools build essential capacity for improving teaching and learning in these changing times. Noted as a change agent, TIE “walks the talk” by modeling effective processes for accomplishing meaningful organization development and change. TIE leaders appreciate the challenges facing practitioners in the field and strive to identify practical, meaningful strategies for applying the learnings of sound educational research to teaching and learning in classrooms.

TIE offers online workshops free of charge to faculty members in TIE Member schools. They provide the content most in demand through an asynchronous format that works for the busy schedules of teachers, administrators, and other education professionals. Many workshops even have the opportunity for graduate credit. TIE strives to stay on the cutting-edge, developing new workshops with a focus on technology integration, 21st Century skills, and contentbased strategies. All of our professional development activities strive to meet the standards set by the National Staff Development Council, while addressing the needs of adult learners.

About TIE

Established in 1986 as a regional, non-profit project, Technology and Innovation in Education (TIE) is administered by Black Hills Special Services Cooperative, an intermediate educational agency. It is TIE’s mission to serve as a source of professional development that assists and empowers educational communities to respond productively and responsibly in a networked global society. On an annual basis, TIE provides professional development activities for more than 10,000 educators across the region. TIE has a membership structure designed to address specific needs of South Dakota schools. Nearly 100% of school districts and public universities in South Dakota, and many in surrounding states, choose to participate in the TIE membership program.

TIE also offers exclusive technology integration training options for schools and districts, all of which may be customized based on specific needs. Potential topics include: blogs, web literacy for effective research, visual literacy, collaboration, digital footprint, Internet safety and virtual learning environments. Format options include face-toface workshops, webinars, online workshops developed for a faculty/staff with Elluminate support, and ongoing staff development with a combination of on site and online for a series of days (hybrid).

TIE CONFERENCE STAFF MEMBERS

Tech Services Team

Karen Parry

Technical Services Manager

Melinda Stricklan

Webmaster & Technical Support

Media Services Team

Paul Higbee

Media Production Specialist

Ryan Phillips

Media Production Specialist

Support Staff Team

Becky Fish

College Credit Coordinator

Sara Cress

Travel Coordinator & Exhibit Hall Manager

Janelle Lacek

Accounting/ Fiscal Specialist

Brenda Luedtke

Conference Registrar

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Megan Merscheim

Conference Coordinator

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TIE Membership Benefits YOU! In these times of tight budgets, your professional development dollars need to go further.

TIE is here to help!

About TIE

As a TIE Member, you receive: • Free online workshops • Free workshops on DVD • Free Tech Tuesday webinars • Free TIE Conference registration for administrator • Customized technical training • Discounts from exclusive vendor partners • Discounted TIE Conference registrations • Discounted data analysis services

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TIE Professional Development Services

• Via Distance - Take advantage of our web conferencing tools or the DDN for a live workshop • Online - Participate in an online workshop developed for your faculty/staff with periodic live support through web conferencing

About TIE

• On-site - Bring a TIE Education Specialist to your location

• Blended - Ongoing staff development with a combination of on-site and online presentations, resources, and activities

TIE has and

Certified Instructors

TIE is pleased to be partnering with SDSTE to host special professional development opportunities for technology integrationists throughout the year. Please check our websites regularly for details.

To learn more about TIE Membership, go to www.tie.net and click on membership April 3-5, 2011 Rapid City, SD

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General Conference Info.

General Conference Information College Credit TIE Conference participants will have the opportunity to register for one graduate credit. The cost for this one graduate credit is $40 from any of the following: • Board of Regents Universal Credit (BHSU, DSU, NSU, SDSU or USD) • Dakota Wesleyan University • University of Sioux Falls Representatives from the participating colleges will be available to answer questions and accept payment for graduate credit on Tuesday, April 5 from 10:00 am – 2:00 pm. Cash, checks, & credit cards will be accepted.

To be eligible, participants are required to: • Attend a Sunday Indepth session. The necessary graduate credit enrollment forms will be provided there.

• Attend the Sunday evening keynote address.

• Attend 6 hours of sessions and/or events on Monday.

• Attend 4 hours of sessions and/or events on Tuesday.

• Write a reflection paper (deadline April 13).

• Complete the online survey.

Continuing Education Contact Hours Under your name badge, you will find a certificate for continuing education contact hours. Other than your social security number (you fill this in before submitting to SD DOE), it shows all of the information needed, including the amount of hours for which you registered at the TIE Conference. Please note: TIE does not track individual participant CEUs nor do we issue duplicate certificates if the original is lost. You will need to contact DOE for a new contact hours form. Visit this website for more information about renewal: http://doe.sd.gov/ oatq/teachercert.asp.

Conference Evaluation We want to hear from you! Please complete an evaluation of the 2011 TIE Conference. Your feedback helps us provide the conference YOU want, year after year.

Please go to: www.conference.tie.net and click on the conference evaluation link. Complete the evaluation

by May 1 to be entered into a drawing for an iPad 2!

(Required for credit) Cancellation Policy Requests for refunds for registration cancellations will be honored up to 10 days prior to the conference.

Refunds requested after that date (including inclement weather) will be calculated at one half the registration cost. A $20 handling fee will be charged on each cancelled registration.

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Name Badge Please wear your name badge at all times during conference hours. If you lose your badge, please contact registration headquarters for a replacement. On your name badge sheet, you have been provided with “business cards” - feel free to give these cards to vendors who you would like to have your contact information.

Student Media Fair The South Dakota Association for Communications and Technology (SDACT) and the Northern Plains AECT, affiliated with the National Association for Educational Communications Technology host a contest for South Dakota students who wish to develop projects in the areas of commercial authoring programs, computergenerated art, videotape, and photography. Student projects will be displayed in booth #1 sponsored by SDACT as part of the conference exhibit hall. Awards will be presented to the winners in each category Monday at 4:00 during the Festival of Technology.

Technology Leadership Awards Nominations were sought for leaders in TIE Member Schools who have demonstrated outstanding achievement in implementing technology to improve K-12 education. A K-12 teacher will be awarded during the Sunday keynote, and a technology leader will be awarded during the Tuesday morning keynote. The 3rd Annual Dr. James Parry Technology Leadership Legacy Award will be presented in honor of TIE’s founder and former director for 22 years during Monday’s keynote.

Festival of Technology Two festival events are planned in the conference exhibit hall to allow participants ample opportunity to spend time with vendors. The Festival of Technology Grand Opening is scheduled from 3:00-5:00 pm on Monday. A Festival of Technology Celebration is scheduled from 10:40-11:30 on Tuesday. Each festival will include complimentary snacks, refreshments and prize drawings.

Drawings for Prizes TIE and its partners are giving away iPads, computers, technology products, and gift packages. Drawings will take place throughout the conference, including a special kick-off drawing after Sunday night’s keynote.

There will be more chances to win Monday after the lunch break and during the Festival of Technology.

Tuesday you will have chances during the morning Festival of Technology and at the conclusion of the Closing Keynote. Your entry card is attached to your name badge sheet. You must be present to win!

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Map of Conference Facilities

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Index of Presenters Alsdurf, Jake 33 Am Rhein, Kirk 38 Anderson, Marcy 30 Austin, Maggie 19 Bauck, Tammy 14 Bennett, Liz 4 Bladow, Tara 4 Blanco, Gilbert 26 Bohl, Joanne 4 Bolz-Andolshek, Kim 26 Bos, Kimberly 29 Brahier, Barry 4, 28, 39 Brown, Matt 25 Bruinsma, Pat 10 Bury, Beth 4 Cain, Becky 29 Casaburri, Angelo 33, 38 Christensen, Kira 17 Clark, Carla 4 Clarke, Susan 18 Cochran-Dirksen, Robin 16, 40 Crofut, Sherry 11, 22 Cutler, Shawn 17 Czerny, Patrick 24, 30, 35 Dahlberg, Blake 16 Danielsen, Jeff 18, 23 Dekkenga, Jacob 17, 24, 29 Diebert, Brett 25 Dietz, DeVee 4 Ducheneaux, Nicki 4 Edman, Jim 24 Engelbrect, Rick 33 England, Shawn 13 Entzi, Kristin 11 Erickson, Cotie 16 Erickson, Julie 10, 35, 38 Erickson, Verlan 4 Falk, Andy 23 Fenton Hughes, Paige 4, 11 Finch, Steve 39 Fridley, Sara 17 Fry, Jamie 24 Gabrielson, Mollie 34 Geary, Jacob 23 Geary, Mark 16, 23, 29 Gibson, Jeannine 4 Gillentine, Linda 34 Glandt, Jeff 4

Goodwin, Melissa 13, 30 Gough, Steve 35 Graves, Travis 13 Greco, Carol 13 Gustad, Ginny 30, 34 Haggar, Faye 10 Han, Juliana 23 Hanson, Dustin 17 Hanson, Michael 24 Hargadon, Steve 32, 33, 39 Hartmann, Jo 22 Hesser, Bradley 22 Hiedeman, Amy 18, 23 Hoegh, Owen 34 Hofer, Marilyn 10 Hoffman, Tyler 10 Hohn, John 4 Honeycutt, Kevin 14, 34, 40, 41 Hoogland, Lacey 10 Houck, Bruce 18 Hurd, Jeremy 19, 25 Hurley, Rushton 4, 5, 18, 23 Jarding, Lisa 11 Jenner, Cheryl 34 Jessop Rising, Jackie 24 Johanneson, Tara 25 Johnston, Lanette 30 Jones, Thomas 22 Kamps, Angela 25 Kapptie, James 4, 38 Kay, Eric 33 Kitzan, Gwendolyn 16 Klaudt, Connie 17 Korte, Jen 4 Kucker, Marsha 39 Lange, Pam 4 Lindgren, Emery 38 Link, Chris 19 Madden, Brian 19 Malfero, John 13 Martin, Chris 40 Mathiesen, Julie 22 Matthew, Kathleen 11 McGuire, Ken 13 McMiller, Krista 10 McNeely, Lisa 13 Mehlberg, Michelle 14 Metzler, Terrisa 33

Moehlman, Trent 34 Mohling, Charlotte 4, 28 Moore, Gwynn 4 Munis, Deborah 4 Nash, Scott 4 Nehl, Jen 4 Newman, Vickie 18 Norris, Peggy 4, 25 Ormiston, Meg 8, 13, 16, 25 Ottenbacher, Wanda 4 Peterson, Arlys 4 Phillips, Ryan 26 Pollema, Dan 14, 17, 19, 24, 28, 29, 35, 40 Powell, Joe 26 Prentice, Mary 4 Radermacher, Allison 10 Redmond, Nola 30 Rokusek, Steven 33, 39 Rothermel, Marlene 4, 30, 39 Russell, Jim 40 Schander, Amy 17 Schoenhard, Alicia 29 Schroeder, Kevin 28 Shelton, Ken 4, 5, 16 Shephard, Scott 4 Simpson, Scott 22, 34 Sletto, Susan 29 Sommervold, Cate 13, 30 Steever, Sharla 4, 22 Sterling, Vicki 26 Strobel, Tammy 11 Stukel, Sandy 17 Swiden, Chris 4 Symes, Lennie 4, 11, 29 Thompson, Maureen 26 Tolliver, Lisa 28 Trask, Taylor 26 Trullinger, Deb 17 Turner, Laura 28 Turnipseed, Susan 18 Ulness, Ruth 17, 38 Vanderwolde, Nicole 34 Wentworth, Shannon 4 Wilken, Don 26 Winburn, Debra 4, 26 Wolf, Deb 11, 38 Yingling, Chaz 4

Please make plans to join us again!

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Sunday – April 3 1:00 - 5:00 Preconference Indepth Workshops - Offsite Locations 4:00 - 8:00 Conference Registration 6:45 - 8:00 Welcome and Keynote Session with Rushton Hurley and Ken Shelton - Theater Monday – April 4 7:30 - 3:00 Conference Registration 8:15 - 9:30 Welcome and Keynote Session with Meg Ormiston - Theater 9:30 Exhibit Hall opens 9:45 - 10:40 Breakout Session 1 10:55 - 11:50 Breakout Session 2 11:50 -1:15 Exclusive Exhibit Hall Time/Lunch Break (on your own) 1:00 Prize drawing in the Exhibit Hall 1:15 - 2:10 Breakout Session 3 2:25 - 3:20 Breakout Session 4 3:00 - 5:00 Festival of Technology Grand Opening and prize drawings - Exhibit Hall 4:00 Media Fair Winners Announced in the Exhibit Hall 5:30 - 6:30 Digital Citizenship: Breaking the Culture of Mean, Elks Theatre - 512 6th Street 6:30 - 8:30 Workplace Technology’s Educator Appreciation Event

Featuring Kory and the Fireflies - Holiday Inn Dakota Ballroom 8:00-10:00 Digital Jam with Kevin Honeycutt - Salon H, Holiday Inn Tuesday – April 5 7:30 - 10:00 Conference Registration 8:15 - 9:30 Welcome and Keynote Session with Steve Hargadon - Theater 9:30 Exhibit Hall opens 9:45 - 10:40 Breakout Session 5 10:40 - 11:30 Festival of Technology Celebration and prize drawings - Exhibit Hall 11:30 - 12:25 Breakout Session 6 11:45 Exhibit Hall closes 12:40 - 1:35 Closing Keynote Session with Kevin Honeycutt - Theater 1:45 Final prize drawing - Theater

Bloggers’ Bistro

A friendly place to recharge and refuel

Coffee & donuts available during exhibit hall hours - booths 109 & 110

Sunday, April 3

Opening Keynote 6:45 - 8:00 pm

Technology in Education - What’s Changed, What Hasn’t Rushton Hurley & Ken Shelton Theater

Monday, April 4

Keynote Session 8:15 - 9:30 am

Teaching in the digital age

Meg Ormiston Theater

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Keynote Session School 2.0: Where We’re Headed, WHY, and What We Can Do About It 8:15 - 9:30 am Steve Hargadon Theater

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