TechFest 2019 - Presented by Second Baptist School

presented by second baptist school

Welcome to IGNITE 2019 — a conference where innovation in education burns bright!

It is our goal that you leave today with a spark and as you return to your roles at your school, that spark becomes a flame. We encourage you to let the presenters here today fan that flame with their passions and invite you to create a community amongst these educational leaders to draw on for inspiration and resources year-round. Join the IGNITE: Innovation in Education Facebook group.

Thank you for being here and serving as a light in our industry! #IGNITE2019

SCHEDULE 8:00

REGISTRATION AND BREAKFAST

8:30

WELCOME | RM 113

8:45

SESSION 2 • Celebrate Learning through Student-Led Conferences and Portfolios | RM 108 • Full Steam Ahead with Lego Coding Express! | RM 114 • Roundtable Discussion for Librarians, Part 1 | RM 115 • Campus Tour | ATRIUM

10:50

12:55

3:00

SESSION 6 • Fuel Your Passion for Learning with Apple Teacher | RM 108 • Design Thinking: Critical Thinking to Solve Global Problems | RM 113 • Student Engagement: You’ve Got a Friend in Me | RM 114 • Multi-Prep Multi-Schedule Madness | RM 115 • Bring Augmented Reality to Your Classroom with iPad | RM 137 • Digital Differentiation with Learning Menus | RM 139

SESSION 3 • Create a Digital Book with Pages on iPad | RM 108 • Osmo: What You Never Knew You were Missing | RM 113 • Responsible Engagement: The Do’s and Don’ts of Digital Citizenship | RM 115 • Roundtable Discussion for Librarians, Part 2 | LIBRARY

11:45

SESSION 5 • Digital Citizenship: What it is, Why it’s important and Practical Applications | RM 108 • Building Strong Foundations in Early Childhood | RM 113 • Parental Controls: Managing Your Child’s Technology | RM 114 • Out of this World Space Apps | RM 115 • Everyone Can Create - Ignite Creativity with iPad | RM 137 • Instagram: Your Digital Front Door | RM 139

SESSION 1 • Parental Controls: Managing Your Child’s Technology | RM 108 • Communications v. Marketing: What’s the Difference?

And why you need BOTH! | RM 113 • Building Strong Foundations in Early Childhood | RM 114 • Coding 101 | RM 115

9:45

1:55

LUNCH | FELLOWSHIP HALL SESSION 4 Cyber Security 101 | RM 108 Engaging Elementary Tech Tools | RM 113 Flipping for Flipgrid | RM 114 Tech Tips for Sports Coaches | RM 115 Capturing the Moment with Apple Clips | RM 137 • Harnessing Social Media for Professional Growth | RM 139 • • • • •

MAP OF EVENTS

8:45

SESSION 1 | 8:45-9:35AM

SESSION 1 | 8:45-9:35AM

PARENTAL CONTROLS: MANAGING YOUR CHILD’S TECHNOLOGY | RM 108

BUILDING STRONG FOUNDATIONS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD | RM 114

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3:00 PM

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Richard Wingfield Envision Design Suggested for all levels We all want to keep our children safe and managing their use and access to technology can be a challenge these days. Technology and the internet, like many things in our lives today, can be a wonderful and empowering tool and at the same time a dangerous and scary place for both parents and children. Providing a safe technology environment for your children today encompasses much more than simply managing their screen time. In this session, we will discuss a number of options for working with your children to maximize the benefits of technology in a safe and fun environment.

COMMUNICATIONS V. MARKETING: WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE? AND WHY YOU NEED BOTH! | RM 113 • • • •

Brooke Anderson and Shari Durrett Second Baptist School Suggested for administration If you are a storyteller at your school, this is the session for you! In this open-forum discussion moderated by Second Baptist School Director of Communications Shari Durrett and Marketing Coordinator Brooke Anderson, we will explore the tension and collaboration that can occur between communications and marketing in the private school sector. Participate in sharing your stories and best practices as we duke it out over the common misconceptions of our industry.

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Alba Bunnell Second Baptist School Suggested for early childhood This session will reinforce how your role as an early childhood educator helps infants, toddlers and preschoolers establish a strong foundation.

We will discuss brain development in early childhood, windows of opportunity, as well as the consequences of missing these windows.

As engineers of children’s development, we should take pride in giving their developing brains tools to create a strong foundation. For success, all we need is a clear understanding of our role, knowledge of brain development in early childhood and the conviction that what we do daily gives each child a strong foundation for their future.

CODING 101 | RM 115 • • • •

Aaron Randolph Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Learning to code can sound like an intimidating goal. In this session, you will be equipped with not only knowledge of the most essential concepts, but you will also practice doing real coding! Ultimately, this session will help demystify the idea that coding is complex and hopefully spark a life-long interest in the discipline.

9:45 AM

10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

8:45

SESSION 2 | 9:45-10:35AM

SESSION 2 | 9:45-10:35AM

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CELEBRATE LEARNING THROUGH STUDENT-LED CONFERENCES AND PORTFOLIOS USING GOOGLE SITES | RM 108

9:45 AM

8:45

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10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

Monique Smith and Cindy Orlando St. Cecilia Catholic School Suggested for lower school A student-led conference is a time for students to share with their parents the academic and non-academic performance and growth they have demonstrated over the course of a school year. The philosophy behind studentled conferences is that the teacher, parents and students are all important participants in striving to improve the child’s education.

Google Sites provides a platform for students to create a digital portfolio where they have the opportunity to select artifacts, showing both growth and failure, to deepen their connection to the content and take ownership of their learning. The curating, sharing and reflective process of a digital portfolio lends itself to students learning about their digital footprint as well as using 21st century skills as they become curators of artifacts and reflective thinkers.

Participants will learn about using Google Sites as a digital portfolio tool and the ease of integration with G-Suite.

FULL STEAM AHEAD WITH LEGO CODING EXPRESS! | RM 114 • • • •

Ashleigh Manion Second Baptist School Suggested for early childhood Lego Coding Express is an intuitive solution that brings students all aboard

to learn the basic language of our digital age in a creative way. Come and see how we have implemented Lego Coding Express in our pre-k classrooms and get hands on experience with this incredible teaching tool.

9:45 AM

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION FOR LIBRARIANS, PART 1 | RM 115 • • • •

Julia Beddingfield and Lana Wallace Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels The SBS Library Team will lead a roundtable discussion on topics including Advocacy, Student Leadership, Library Tech, and Reading Programs. Attendees are encouraged to bring topics or questions they would like to discuss.

10:50 AM

12:55 PM

CAMPUS TOUR | ATRIUM • • • •

SBS Admissions Team Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Take a walk around the Second Baptist School campus to see technology in action! Participants will stop in a few classrooms at the lower, middle and upper school levels, as well as take a brief tour of the library and technology center.

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

8:45

SESSION 3 | 10:50-11:40AM

SESSION 3 | 10:50-11:40AM

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CREATE A DIGITAL BOOK WITH PAGES ON IPAD | RM 108

9:45 AM

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10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

David Hernandez Apple Education Suggested for lower school Discover the features and uses of Keynote, Numbers and Pages. These are all free apps from Apple that work together to give students professional-quality tools to create work they’re proud of. Rethink storytelling with Keynote, organize and manage a project with Numbers, and bring everything together to create a digital book in Pages.

OSMO: WHAT YOU NEVER KNEW YOU WERE MISSING | RM 113 • • • •

3:00 PM

8:45

Mary Paige Harris Second Baptist School Suggested for early childhood/lower school Learn how to engage your students through interactive learning with Osmo. Your students will grow in reading, spelling, numeracy, coding and so much more! Once you learn Osmo, you’ll be hooked and your kids will too!

RESPONSIBLE ENGAGEMENT: THE DO’S AND DON’TS OF DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP | RM 115 • • • •

Jacob Lindsey Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels In its “Standards for Students,” the International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) considers digital citizenship to be of paramount importance for students learning in the 21st century. But what

does this commonly used, seemingly buzzwordy term really mean? Does digital citizenship merely imply setting up and enforcing guardrails on our online behavior, or are there also positive mindsets, skills, and opportunities that we have the responsibility--as educators--to promote as well? This session intends to start a conversation about digital citizenship as well as its impact on instruction, assessment, and curriculum. All grade levels and content areas are encouraged to attend.

ROUNDTABLE DISCUSSION FOR LIBRARIANS, PART 2 | LIBRARY • • • •

Julia Beddingfield and Lana Wallace Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels This session will be a continuation from session 2, but we will be moving to the Library to explore more topics. The SBS Library Team will lead a roundtable discussion on topics including Advocacy, Student Leadership, Library Tech, and Reading Programs. Attendees are encouraged to bring topics or questions they would like to discuss.

9:45 AM

10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

8:45

SESSION 4 | 12:55 - 1:45PM

SESSION 4 | 12:55-1:45PM

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to speak in class, possibly because of language barriers (English Language Learners), speech delays, anxiety, or reluctancy for whatever personal reason. Come learn all the ways Flipgrid can truly highlight your students’ voices.

CYBERSECURITY 101 | RM 108

9:45 AM

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10:50 AM

12:55 PM

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Chris Peters Envision Design Suggested for all levels Join us to learn practical tips on how to identify threats, phishing and spoofing (and what these are)! We will also cover basic cybersecurity procedures and common attack vectors that occur within organizations. Leave with practical applications on how organizations can protect themselves and lower their exposure through hardware, software and training.

Emma Peterson The Fay School Suggested for lower school (grades K-6) Want to include more engaging activities in your elementary classroom using free and paid websites, apps and subscriptions? Come along and learn the tools The Fay School uses to make learning fun.

FLIPPING FOR FLIPGRID | RM 114 • • • •

Courtney Kilgard The Briarwood School Suggested for all levels Have you already flipped for Flipgrid? If you haven’t, just wait. In this session participants are going to learn all the wonderful things that can be done with Flipgrid. There have recently been some upgrades and additions that we will explore. We will also look at Fliphunts.

Flipgrid amplifies ALL learners’ voices even those who are hesitant or struggle

9:45 AM

TECH TIPS FOR SPORTS COACHES | RM 115 • • • •

ENGAGING ELEMENTARY TECH TOOLS | RM 113

1:55

3:00

8:45

Mike Walker, Terry Pirtle and Sue Berg Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Second Baptist Athletic Director Mike Walker will present tech tips for coaches! You’ll also hear from two varsity coaches who will give practical insight into the best apps, equipment, toys, and tricks that aid today’s successful coach. Discussion topics include communication, nutrition, weight room statistics and GPS vests.

CAPTURING THE MOMENT WITH CLIPS | RM 137 • • • •

David Hernandez Apple Education Suggested for all levels Get an in-depth look at the Clips app that makes it quick and fun for anyone to create expressive videos on iPhone and iPad. Learn powerful tips and tricks for getting the most out of Clips, and discover the infinite possibilities for storytelling, demonstrating learning, and more.

10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

8:45 AM

SESSION 4 | 12:55-1:45PM CONTINUED

HARNESSING SOCIAL MEDIA FOR PROFESSIONAL GROWTH | RM 139

9:45 AM

10:50 AM

SESSION 5 | 1:55-2:45PM

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Ellen Barrett and Sarah McKeon Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Social media is impacting our teaching practices and curriculum in big and positive ways! Learn about how different social media platforms can influence your teaching, tips on how to yield the most from each platform and how digital communities make us better educators.

8:45 AM

DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP: WHAT IT IS, WHY IT’S IMPORTANT AND PRACTICAL APPLICATIONS | RM 108 • • • •

12:55 PM

1:55

Haley Chance and Antoinette Latham Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels In this digital age where students may spend more of their day creating, consuming, and interacting online than in person, educators find themselves increasingly more accountable for teaching students how to be safe, responsible, and respectful e-citizens. Teachers must now go beyond teaching students the mechanics of technology use to equipping students with the tools they need to think critically about the digital footprint they are creating for themselves. Our goal is for you to leave this session with a greater understanding of what digital citizenship is and ideas for incorporating digital citizenship education into your classroom and school.

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9:45 AM

10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

BUILDING STRONG FOUNDATIONS IN EARLY CHILDHOOD | RM 113

3:00 PM

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Alba Bunnell Second Baptist School Suggested for lower school This session will reinforce how your role as an early childhood educator helps infants, toddlers and preschoolers establish a strong foundation. We will discuss brain development in early childhood, windows of opportunity, as well as the consequences of missing these windows. As engineers of children’s development, we should take pride in giving their developing brains tools to create a strong foundation. For success, all we need

3:00 PM

8:45 AM

SESSION 5 | 1:55-2:45PM CONTINUED

is a clear understanding of our role, knowledge of brain development in early childhood and the conviction that what we do daily gives each child a strong foundation for their future.

9:45 AM

PARENTAL COUNTROLS: MANAGING YOUR CHILD’S TECHNOLOGY | RM 114

10:50 AM

• • • •

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

SESSION 5 | 1:55-2:45PM

Richard Wingfield Envision Design Suggested for all levels We all want to keep our children safe and managing their use and access to technology can be a challenge these days. Technology and the internet, like many things in our lives today, can be a wonderful and empowering tool and at the same time a dangerous and scary place for both parents and children. Providing a safe technology environment for your children today encompasses much more than simply managing their screen time. In this session we will discuss a number of options for working with your children to help you get the most from their technology in a safe and fun environment.

OUT OF THIS WORLD SPACE APPS | RM 115 • • • •

Beth Clark and Suzy Klingenberg Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Do you teach topics on space? Bring your device and explore some new activities using apps, website and online resources related to all things space. See what space related apps are available and have a chance to test them out!

8:45 AM

EVERYONE CAN CREATE - IGNITE CREATIVITY WITH IPAD | RM 137 • • • •

David Hernandez Apple Education Suggested for all levels Join us to learn about Everyone Can Create, a program from Apple designed to help unleash the creative potential in every student through photography, video, music, and drawing with iPad. In this session, you’ll get hands-on experience with some of the music and drawing lessons.

9:45 AM

10:50 AM

INSTAGRAM: YOUR DIGITAL FRONT DOOR | RM 139 • • • •

Shannon Brooks Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Branding is a digital skill. Instagram is a metaphoric, digital front door to you and your classroom. If your digital front door could use a little fall cleaning, this is the session for you. In this session, you will learn how to use apps to enhance your Instagram pictures, you will learn how to use Insta Stories, how to make your Insta Stories visually appealing and how to use the tools Instagram provides to get you noticed in the digital media world. Want to learn how to use hashtags effectively? #igotyou! We will look at the importance of including hashtags in your posts and stories. Lastly, you will learn how to connect with other educators (#teacherlife) from across the country to find new and exciting methods to engage your students in the classroom. When you leave this session, you will have created a Pinterest-worthy post and a snazzy story. Please bring your charged smartphone downloaded with the following apps prior to the session (all are free): Instagram, Unfold, and Canva.

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

8:45

SESSION 6 | 3:00-3:50PM

SESSION 6 | 3:00-3:50PM

FUEL YOUR PASSION FOR LEARNING WITH APPLE TEACHER | ROOM 108

STUDENT ENGAGEMENT: YOU’VE GOT A FRIEND IN ME! | RM 114

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3:00 PM

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Antoinette Latham Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Build new skills. Inspire your students. Unlock the power of iPad, Mac and Apple apps in your classrooms with Apple Teacher, a free professional learning program. Explore the Apple Teacher Starter Guides and the Apple Teacher Learning Center where you can earn badges and track your learning journey. *Required for any SBS teacher who has not yet completed this.

DESIGN THINKING - CRITICAL THINKING TO SOLVE GLOBAL PROBLEMS | RM 113 • • • •

Blake Alderfer Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels This session will explore design thinking - the process of diving deeply into a problem to discover deeper understanding about the issue, sharpening critical thinking and creativity while developing solutions. Instructors will be given an introduction to the design thinking protocol with context on how design thinking can be implemented in all academic disciplines for students of all ages. Session attendees will participate in a guided practice in design thinking on how robots are being used to help in the recovery efforts cleaning up the Fukushima Nuclear meltdown. Attendees will then be tasked to identify their own global issue to develop their own solution using the design thinking protocol.

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Brittany Kasischke Second Baptist School Suggested for lower and middle school Have you ever wished your students were more engaged in your classroom and content?

This session will help you experience creative breakthroughs with your students and fill your teacher toolbox with new ideas. The strategies will be applicable to any grade level and content. Help your students learn your content with fun and rigor!

MULTI-PREP, MULTI-SCHEDULE MADNESS | RM 115 • • • •

Aaron Randolph Second Baptist School Suggested for upper school Working in a bin schedule, with a drop day, and multiple preps can be maddening! For the first half of this session we will explore a simple cycle-based lesson planning system, which is flexible enough to handle missed days and reusable for subsequent years. During the remainder of the session you will be provided time to implement this system for your course(s).

9:45 AM

10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

8:45 AM

SESSION 6 | 3:00-3:50PM CONTINUED

BRING AUGMENTED REALITY TO YOUR CLASSROOM WITH IPAD | RM 137

9:45 AM

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10:50 AM

12:55 PM

1:55 PM

3:00 PM

David Hernandez Apple Education Suggested for all levels Firsthand experience is one of the most powerful ways to learn. With augmented reality, students can get hands-on experience with just about anything you can imagine. Join us to explore augmented reality apps on iPad that help students connect their learning to the world in new ways.

DIGITAL DIFFERENTIATION WITH LEARNING MENUS | RM 139 • • • •

Ashleigh Manion Second Baptist School Suggested for all levels Participating teachers will learn how to give students a voice in their classroom via learning menus. Learning menus provide students choice in how they demonstrate their learning. We will discuss how learning menus can create flexible learning paths for all ability levels. Participants will be provided with samples and time to create their own menus.

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ABOUT SBS Established in 1946, Second Baptist School provides a world-class education for the leaders of tomorrow. SBS is a learning community for over 1,000 students (PK3 - 12) who enjoy a breadth of educational opportunities - from customized learning experiences to technological advancement. The mission of SBS is to train students in areas of knowledge that will allow them to understand clearly, to think deeply, to judge wisely, and to have the courage to live their lives on the great principles and convictions of biblical truth as they engage in an innovative and digitally-based global community.

TECHFEST 2019 PRESENTED BY SECOND BAPTIST SCHOOL