Tools for Maker Learning in an Online World Please bring an idea for engaging students in maker ed in an online learning environment (synchronous or asynchronous) with a link that can be shared with participants.
HipHopEd embraces the intersection of Hip-Hop & education. #HipHopEd Twitter chat serves as a virtual professional learning network of educators, scholars, students, and community members who gather to have discussions around the intersections of hip-hop and education. The #HipHopEd Twitter chat started in 2010, with a few consistent participants and has grown into a network […]
Join this installment of the Lunch Bites Webinar Series for an engaging conversation and activity with Claudio Vargas, a highly rated 2019 CA STEAM Symposium presenter and a Sci-Lingual educational […]
Alex Shevrin Venet hosts a lunchtime discussion to help guide educators with their pressing questions about trauma-informed practices and our current context.
Parents, students, educators and the Tinkercad community are quickly adjusting to these changing times. Computers and online resources are becoming an even more essential way for people to play, learn, […]
Participants will learn about using google classroom check-ins to learn about students social-emotional needs and taking time to connect with students and authentically help them process what they’re going through.
Join the CA STEAM Symposium’s Lunch Bites Webinar Series for an art infused session where we’ll explore engaging at-home activities integrating math, engineering and the design process with guest presenter Nancy McIntyre from the Robotics Education and Competition Foundation.
We are living in an unprecedented time, where teachers are being asked to completely shift their practices to a remote model. Whether we are designing activities to send home to […]
How maker educators and students are responding to COVID-19 This month’s conversation will be dedicated to learning more about what organizations and individuals in our community are doing to support healthcare workers on the front lines of COVID-19 and the students and families learning remotely from home. Hear about how students in the greater Sacramento area are […]
Scratch (http://scratch.mit.edu) is a programming language that makes it easy for learners to create their own interactive digital media. Scratch Educator Meetups are participatory professional learning experiences for teachers who want to learn more about teaching with Scratch. They are organized as unconferences. At the meetup, we will: * Explore a variety of ways to […]