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CATCA recognizes that convention is situated on Treaty 7, South of Red Deer River the traditional territory of the Blackfoot, Tsuu T’ina and Stoney Nakoda peoples, and that the North of Red Deer River Treaty 6, traditional Métis, Cree and Saulteaux territory. We honour the First Peoples who have lived here since time immemorial, and we give thanks for the land.


Most pre-recorded videos and Zoom LIVE recordings will be found right here on SCHED until April 30th. Keynotes are an exception.



Division 4 (Gr 10-12) [clear filter]
Thursday, February 24
 

9:00am MST

Accessibility teacher toolkit
In this session, we will explore edtech tools that will level the playing field for students with disabilities in online, hybrid, or traditional classroom settings. We will check out and use accessibility with immersive reader, office lens, and websites that will save you teacher time when it comes to differentiating content! These accessibility tools will knock your teacher's socks off!

Speakers

Thursday February 24, 2022 9:00am - 9:45am MST
Zoom 24

9:00am MST

Virtual Magic: How to Engage Students Online
Kid author Marty Chan spent the pandemic pivoting to virtual author visits and writing workshops. Over the course of the year, he amassed a set of virtual presentation skills and tools that kept kids of all ages engaged from start to finish. He shares some of his presentations secrets to turn your Google Meet sessions into must-see events. He'll talk about camera placement, audio settings, and a few special effects that can enhance your online presentations.

Speakers
avatar for Marty Chan

Marty Chan

Author, Ink Jockey Inc.
Marty Chan writes books for kids and plays for adults. Named one of Alberta's 25 most influential artists by the Alberta Foundation for the Arts, Marty is a champion for literacy. With his dynamic school presentations, he inspires reluctant readers to pick up a book and budding authors... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 9:00am - 9:45am MST
Pre-Recorded

9:00am MST

Creating A Technology Infused Classroom
This workshop is designed to share the Substitution, Augmentation, Modification and Redefinition (SAMR) model with teachers to facilitate technology implementation in their classrooms. Integrating technology not only addresses 21st century skills, but also meets the Teaching Quality Standard of Alberta and the eight cross-curricular competencies. This workshop provides opportunities to gain confidence, knowledge and best practices to move forward in planning for the classroom.

Speakers
avatar for Sally Rudakoff

Sally Rudakoff

Association Instructor, Alberta Teachers' Association
Sally is a teacher and assistant principal in St. Albert Public Schools. She enjoys learning alongside her students and is an avid believer that all teachers are life-long learners. Her passion is in the area of S.T.E.A.M. Learning and she enjoys supporting students to strengthen... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 9:00am - 10:15am MST
Zoom ATA PD Workshop

10:15am MST

Engagement made easy
Engaging students in learning whether it is online, hybrid, or traditional doesn't have to be hard or time-consuming. During this session, we are focusing in-depth on 3 educational technology tools that are versatile, cost-effective, and will give you a quick win every time. We will explore TeacherMade, Canva EDU, and Wakelet! Join me for this hands-on session! First, do you have a stack of worksheets piling up? Don't want to retype them all? With the magic of teachermade, you don't have to! We explore how teachermade can pull your worksheets into digital PDFs that are ready to roll! Then we will put a new spin on presentations and content delivery with canva edu. Tired of the same old same old when it comes to content delivery? Try canva edu on for size there is so much more to it than just infographics! Lastly, we will explore wakelet as content curation and creation tool. Learn how to use this tool with your students to collaborate and connect with content in new ways. Join me for this engaging and hands on session as we explore these tools, how to use them, and why we should think about educational technology as another tool in our teacher toolbelt.

Speakers

Thursday February 24, 2022 10:15am - 10:45am MST
Zoom 47

10:15am MST

Implementing TikTok in the Classroom
In order to continue building effective relationships with students, we are going to have to keep up with student interests and find ways to implement them in our classrooms. Social media is a great place to start I know it sounds silly, but social media and technology is constantly changing We can either keep up with it and use it to our advantage, or we can get left behind and miss out on some really awesome opportunities You can keep up with all of the slang, the Jokes, the "cool things" to say, and even the "not so cool" things to say without even needing to create content yourself. This year I used social media to connect with my students, increase interest in my content area, and even spread awareness about the struggles of education In our session we are going to talk about ways you can use apps to connect with your own kids, get them involved in your subject matter, and use fun and humor to do so They don't know that we know they know we know that social media can be amusing AND educational.This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out).To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Speakers

Thursday February 24, 2022 10:15am - 10:45am MST
TYHO Summer Day 1 Thursday July 8

10:15am MST

Interactive Designs in Google Slides
It's time to step up your Google Slides game and get students excited about and interacting with your content on their own devices While most of the examples in this session will be directly related to elementary music, all teachers will be able to take the tips, tricks, and hacks I share and apply them immediately to your own content area. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Speakers

Thursday February 24, 2022 10:15am - 10:45am MST
TYHO Summer Day 1 Thursday July 8

10:15am MST

Top 10 Websites for Your Teacher Toolbox in 2021-2022
With a new year approaching along with the hope and promise of brighter and more engaging learning opportunities, it's time to update your digital teacher toolbox. In this session, we'll explore my Top 10 websites that promote creativity, curiosity, and real-world connections. Be ready to go on a learning adventure. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 10:15am - 10:45am MST
TYHO Summer Day 1 Thursday July 8

10:45am MST

Magnetic Manipulatives: 3D Printed Whiteboard Tools for Teaching High School Science
There has been a shift in educational technology back toward the humble front of class whiteboard. Inexpensive, ubiquitous, and rarely in need of a system update, your whiteboard is an essential teaching tool...if only you could move and manipulate the diagrams you draw, like on an interactive whiteboard.

Enter Reuben and Brad, two seasoned High School Science teachers who are here to show you:

a) how to use manipulatives that attach to your whiteboard via magnets in your Biology, Chemistry, Physics or General Science classroom, and

b) how to create your own set of vector arrows, chromosomes, molecules and more to help your students understand science in a low-fi, inexpensive and very effective way.

Speakers
avatar for Reuben Mahaffy

Reuben Mahaffy

Science Teacher, Spruce Grove Composite High School
Reuben Mahaffy is a Chemistry, Biology and General Sciences teacher with Parkland School Division. He loves avoiding his marking pile, especially when he's got some interesting labs to design!


Thursday February 24, 2022 10:45am - 11:30am MST
Pre-Recorded

10:45am MST

Magnetic Manipulatives: 3D Printed Whiteboard Tools for Teaching High School Science
There has been a shift in educational technology back toward the humble front of class whiteboard. Inexpensive, ubiquitous, and rarely in need of a system update, your whiteboard is an essential teaching tool...if only you could move and manipulate the diagrams you draw, like on an interactive whiteboard.

Enter Reuben and Brad, two seasoned High School Science teachers who are here to show you:

a) how to use manipulatives that attach to your whiteboard via magnets in your Biology, Chemistry, Physics or General Science classroom, and

b) how to create your own set of vector arrows, chromosomes, molecules and more to help your students understand science in a low-fi, inexpensive and very effective way.

Speakers
avatar for Reuben Mahaffy

Reuben Mahaffy

Science Teacher, Spruce Grove Composite High School
Reuben Mahaffy is a Chemistry, Biology and General Sciences teacher with Parkland School Division. He loves avoiding his marking pile, especially when he's got some interesting labs to design!
avatar for Brad Langdale

Brad Langdale

Science Teacher, Spruce Grove Composite High School
Brad Langdale is a Physics and General Sciences teacher with Parkland School Division. He rides his bike to school, like, every single day and is a 19 handicap golfer.


Thursday February 24, 2022 10:45am - 11:30am MST
Pre-Recorded

10:45am MST

Documentary Filmmaking: Step by Step through the 48 Hour Film Challenge
Learn the steps of documentary filmmaking through the case study of the 48 Hour Film Challenge. Alexis Marie Chute, award-winning filmmaker, will share her process of creating her documentary short, “Of Love & Light,” during the 48 Hour Challenge in 2021. Alexis will cover developing a shot list, storyboarding, writing interview questions, preparing equipment, working with a team, scheduling the shoot, sourcing music, and editing. The 48 Hour Film Challenge inserts a “Key” when the clock begins of things that must be included in the film. Alexis will share how she incorporated those elements on the fly.

“Of Love & Light” interviews nineteen-year-old Edmontonian Jordan Stonehouse whose mother, Lisa, died at the age of 52 at the University of Alberta Hospital following complications due to AstraZeneca vaccine-induced immune thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT). Lisa was the first case of VITT in Alberta.

Speakers
avatar for Jaclyn Chute

Jaclyn Chute

Registered Dietitian, Teach Nutrition by Dairy Farmers of Canada's Registered Dietitians
Jaclyn Chute (RD, M.Ed.) is part of Dairy Farmers of Canada’s Alberta Teach Nutrition team that works collaboratively with educators, teachers, and community stakeholders to create engaging and impactful nutrition resources from early learning in child care to grade 12. Teach Nutrition... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 10:45am - 12:00pm MST
Pre-Recorded

10:45am MST

Improving the look and feel of your Moodle Site or Google Classroom
Tired of your Moodle /Google Classrooms courses looking like a never-ending scroll of boring information? Not sure what activities or resources to use in Moodle/Google Classroom? Join this session to see how you can make changes to Moodle/Google Classroom to help you and your students have a better and more engaging learning experience.

Speakers
avatar for Colin Byers

Colin Byers

Jigsaw Learning
Colin brings with him over 20 years of educational technology, multimedia development, and pedagogical experience. Over the last 4-5 years, Colin has worked with the Government of Canada, The City of Kelowna, Alberta Health Services, Olds College, Royal Roads University, Contact North... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 10:45am - 12:00pm MST
Pre-Recorded

11:35am MST

What Can the Learning Commons Do For You?
What can your Learning Commons do for you and your classroom? In a busy school environment School Librarians can be overlooked as an untapped resource for collaboration, resource-sharing and innovation. Join Jessica Dinan as she discusses ways that teaching staff can partner with their Learning Commons staff to enhance their lessons and engage their students in new and exciting ways.

Speakers
JD

Jessica Dinan

Jessica graduated from Western University with a Masters degree in Library and Science and has worked in a variety of Library settings, including as the School Librarian at Ecole Secondaire Notre Dame High School in Red Deer, Alberta.


Thursday February 24, 2022 11:35am - 12:20pm MST
Zoom 47

12:00pm MST

Designing Your Own Google Earth Field Trip Ed-Venture
You're probably familiar with Google Earth, but did not know that you can create your own virtual field trip with videos, photos and more? In this session, we'll explore some of the built-in tours and games inside of Google Earth and walk you through how to create your own virtual ed-venture with students.To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Summer Day 2 Friday July 9

12:00pm MST

Setting the Stage with STEM
Get ready to dive into STEM. This session n will show you meaningful ways to incorporate STEM into your classroom and curriculum. Stephanie shares routines and ideas for low prep- challenge s that are perfect for little engineers at work. Learn how to engage your students in fun and collaborative STEM activities that quickly become their favorite time of the day. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out). To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6


Thursday February 24, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Summer Day 2 Friday July 9

12:00pm MST

Student Teach with EdTeach
Get the latest tips and tricks to educate and engage students with online learning are sources. We will get hands-on experience with tools to plan and prep lessons, engage students in instruction, classroom management, and professional development You will leave this session with tools you can implement right away into your student teaching. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Speakers
avatar for Dr. Samantha Fecich

Dr. Samantha Fecich

Associate Professor of Education, Grove City College
I'm Dr. Sam Fecich, and I have been a professor of education for over nine years. Some days I'm in my office at Grove City College, working with students and teaching preservice teachers about educational technology or special education.


Thursday February 24, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Summer Day 2 Friday July 9

12:00pm MST

Tech Tips & Teacher Life Hacks
From how to keep pesky ads out of your YouTube videos to how to student-proof your Google Slides and more - I'll share teacher hacks that will blow your mind and be immediately applicable to your teaching life right now! Whether you're a tech wiz or a total newbie - this session is for you! Bring a notebook and buckle up because I'm going to pack ALL my top tips into this session that will l help you hack your teacher tech struggles. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Speakers

Thursday February 24, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Summer Day 2 Friday July 9

12:30pm MST

Explore Energy Resources with Future Energy Systems
Energy. Climate change. The environment. The economy. The future. All topics of importance and of concern for many students. The Alberta Council of Environmental Educators polling found that 70% of high school students are concerned about their future due to climate change and 2/3s of youth agree that climate change education is important in schools.

We are here to help bring these topics into the classroom! Join members of the Future Energy Systems team to learn about the University of Alberta’s world-leading research that will help Canada transition to a low net carbon economy, and explore educational energy resources produced by the program. Resources include a variety of options for students of all ages including:
-Videos, ranging from lab tours, mini research talks, experiments to try, etc.
-Activities and games
-Classroom visits (online and in person depending on conditions and location)
To make resources more useful, nearly all content comes with suggested curriculum connections.

Speakers
avatar for Valerie Miller

Valerie Miller

Future Energy Systems
Valerie Miller (she/her) holds a PhD in land reclamation from the University of Alberta, which focused on building soils using mine waste at a diamond mine in northern Canada. During her PhD program she was a teaching assistant, primary instructor, community volunteer coordinator... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 12:30pm - 1:15pm MST
Zoom 24

1:20pm MST

Phone Photography
How to get great photos with your phone. Come and learn how easy it is to be creative with your phone. Learn the basics and some cool features of your phone.

Speakers
avatar for Gilles Theriault

Gilles Theriault

Teacher, Red Deer Public School District
Gilles is presently teaching at École Lindsay Thurber Comp. H.S. in Red Deer. He has provided support to educators and has conducted professional development for over two decades. Passionate about photography, videography, and tech. Helping students to discover their own unique digital... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 1:20pm - 2:05pm MST
Zoom 45

1:45pm MST

Creating Google Slides Activities
Do you ever wish you could create your own Google Slides assignments? In this tech session, Aris will walk you through how to make meaningful learning activities using Google Slides. From adding reading passages, linking informational videos, to drag and drop activities, Google Slides allow you to get creative with digital learning. You’ll leave this session will all the tools you’ll need to create engaging digital lessons for your students! To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

PRE-RECORDING LESSON CONTENT
Educators all over have proven to be the most flexible and adaptable people in the world during this time. With that said, we all know not all students can access or jump in our virtual classes at designed times. Pre-recording lesson content and utilizing the tools associated with it to deliver exciting instruction can allow students access to strong instruction outside of the virtual class and ensure they have an option to learn at their convenience. The ability to create exciting lesson content for the entire week in one sitting should take some stress off educators during the week.This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out).To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Speakers

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

TECH SKILLS FOR STUDENTS- HOW TO TAKE STUDENTS FROM DIGITAL CONTENT CONSUMERS TO CONTENT CREATORS
If you haven't heard the term digital native yet, this session will be your crash course on why our students can zoom around a tablet but don't know how to type an essay. This current generation of content consumers aren't thinking critically while they're on their devices. During my years as a technology teacher I developed a model of introducing students to new tech tools that I'll share with you so that you can take your students from digital content consumers to content creators. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out). To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

TECHNOLOGY THAT CAN FLEX IN A VIRTUAL OR PHYSICAL ENVIRONMENT Nearpod and Flocabulary
I know that the planning process involves more uncertainty than ever before. How can you build flexible lessons that engage students across in-person instruction, distance learning, and combined approaches? We’ve got you covered! Explore how the Nearpod platform and 7,500 standards-aligned lessons can ensure that you’re prepared to adapt to potential contingency planning scenarios including: 100% home-based learning In-person instruction with the possibility of intermittent periods of distance learning Hybrid models which combine at-home and in-person learning to allow schools to operate at reduced physical capacity. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6


Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

USING PODCASTS FOR ELA STANDARDS
Podcasts are not just for you to enjoy anymore! There are so many podcasts geared towards kids to engage and provoke curiosity. When using them in your classroom, your students will practice listening and critical thinking skills while also having meaningful discussions with their peers. In this session, we will talk about how we can use podcasts in our classrooms or while distance learning and how to be effective in promoting and teaching these various listening and comprehension skills. You will be given various resources, such as digital and hard copy response sheets and also a list of podcast recommendations to use for distance learning or in your classroom!To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

VIRTUAL CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
You’ve already mastered all the strategies to manage your classroom at school. You have a system in place, you know how to keep your students motivated, and most importantly, you can get them exciting about learning! But what does classroom management look like with online learning? Have you seen a drop in participation and engagement? This session provides practical methods on how to motivate, engage, and keep students accountable and on track during Remote Learning. It will encourage you to reflect on how to bring your normal and effective classroom routines into your digital space to stimulate active participation and keep things fun. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out). To have access to this video you will need to go to https://www.teachyourheartout.net/products/summer-tyho-tuesday-sessions/categories/4520847/posts/15174534
and use the following credentials.
Username: catcaprogramchair@gmail.com Password:Catca2022

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

THE MAGIC OF THE APP
Bought a ton of resources on Teachers Pay Teachers and want to be able to use them in apps like Seesaw, Classkick, and Pic Collage? Your tasks seem so much easier on a device, Let the app guru show you how to create lessons from items you already have in your classroom. If you have devices in your room, let Kami show you how to create unbelievable interactive lessons that your students will beg.To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

1:45pm MST

TIPS AND TRICKS FOR MAKING THE BEST ONLINE READ ALOUDS
Children's books will always be relevant to every age and every grade, whether we are together or in person. Learning to read stories aloud was one of my favourite things about my children's literature class in college. Doing it online is a whole different experience. Want to learn some tips and tricks to make your read-aloud awesome via the Internet? Join this session with educator and author Jed Dearybury, who read a different book for 60 consecutive schools days during the COVID-19 crisis and included an arts integration experience each day! Each story and art experience was applicable for all ages. This is a session every teacher will want to join! To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Thursday February 24, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
Summer TYHO Tuesday Sessions

2:15pm MST

School and Author-Artist Collaborations in the Time of COVID
Join award-winning artist, bestselling author, and education advocate Alexis Marie Chute as she shares her round-up of ideas for schools looking for ways to collaborate with artists and writers in their community while maintaining COVID protocols. She discusses project ideas, virtual residencies, cooperative exhibitions, tech options, and multi-disciplinary art incubators. This program emphasizes the importance of collaboration and new ways of looking at programming in the time of COVID.

The round-up will include art, tech, writing, and cross curricular ideas. The session will also address practical concerns such as safety, funding, and timeline considerations, as well as ways to discover and connect with community creatives.

Speakers
avatar for Jaclyn Chute

Jaclyn Chute

Registered Dietitian, Teach Nutrition by Dairy Farmers of Canada's Registered Dietitians
Jaclyn Chute (RD, M.Ed.) is part of Dairy Farmers of Canada’s Alberta Teach Nutrition team that works collaboratively with educators, teachers, and community stakeholders to create engaging and impactful nutrition resources from early learning in child care to grade 12. Teach Nutrition... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 2:15pm - 3:30pm MST
Pre-Recorded

2:15pm MST

Alberta and the global energy transition
A 75-minute presentation on the global energy transition and its potential impact on Alberta. I will use a simple model to explain the transition that teachers can adapt for their own teaching (I presented this model for a recent Green Teacher Magazine webinar: https://greenteacher.com/webinar-1-a-simple-model-for-teaching-the-energy-transition/). I will also draw from the Global Energy Transition learning module I have developed in conjunction with Prof. Mark Winfield of York University; the module is intended for high school and university undergraduates, and will be available in December. The conclusion of my presentation is that there can be a future for the Alberta oil and gas industry in a low-carbon future if both government and industry pursue a post-combustion strategy (essentially, making materials from oil sands bitumen and blue hydrogen from natural gas).


Speakers
avatar for Markham Hislop

Markham Hislop

Journalist, Energi Media
I'm a Canadian energy and climate journalist who conducts video interviews with global energy experts. I also host the Energi Talks podcast, write the Markham On Energy energy politics analysis columns, and write about the energy future. I am frequently interviewed on Canadian... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 2:15pm - 3:30pm MST
Zoom 26

2:15pm MST

Photography as a Tool for Developing Observational Skills and Self-Awareness
In an age of phone cameras and photo quantity over quality, an examination of Photography itself can be used to flip the script. Historical photographic practices will be examined for how they can slow us down from quick, thoughtless documentation to intentional, considered observation. “Photo challenges” are opportunities for mindful presence. The work of creating impactful and meaningful photos often begins well before picking up the camera. Explore ways to develop the skills of observation and awareness using the camera and photograph as the creative prompt.

Speakers
avatar for Jaclyn Chute

Jaclyn Chute

Registered Dietitian, Teach Nutrition by Dairy Farmers of Canada's Registered Dietitians
Jaclyn Chute (RD, M.Ed.) is part of Dairy Farmers of Canada’s Alberta Teach Nutrition team that works collaboratively with educators, teachers, and community stakeholders to create engaging and impactful nutrition resources from early learning in child care to grade 12. Teach Nutrition... Read More →


Thursday February 24, 2022 2:15pm - 3:30pm MST
Pre-Recorded
 
Friday, February 25
 

9:50am MST

Instructional Design Framework for Online Education
This session that is split into two parts. In the first part we will look at how instructional design is used to create effective online learning experiences for students online. In the second part, we will break up into two groups (elementary and secondary) and take a deeper dive into the specifics of each division. We will explore the framework of universal design as an online teacher ensuring engagement, representation, and expression.

Speakers
avatar for Colin Byers

Colin Byers

Jigsaw Learning
Colin brings with him over 20 years of educational technology, multimedia development, and pedagogical experience. Over the last 4-5 years, Colin has worked with the Government of Canada, The City of Kelowna, Alberta Health Services, Olds College, Royal Roads University, Contact North... Read More →


Friday February 25, 2022 9:50am - 10:35am MST
Zoom 43

9:50am MST

Editing photos on your phone
Learn how to enhance your photos directly from your phone. With FREE apps. It is easy and quick. You will learn what the pros are using to edit their photos on the go!

Speakers
avatar for Gilles Theriault

Gilles Theriault

Teacher, Red Deer Public School District
Gilles is presently teaching at École Lindsay Thurber Comp. H.S. in Red Deer. He has provided support to educators and has conducted professional development for over two decades. Passionate about photography, videography, and tech. Helping students to discover their own unique digital... Read More →


Friday February 25, 2022 9:50am - 10:35am MST
Zoom 48

10:15am MST

STEAM in 3D
Do you want to provide STEAM activities for your students, but you don't have the tools, space or funds? Providing STEAM activities doesn't have to be difficult or costly, with the easy-to-use augmented reality tool I will show you, you can make this happen! If you are looking to engage your students to think critically, work collaboratively and be problem solvers this is the session for you. I will show you how to level up your STEAM lesson with a simple-to-use augmented reality tool called the Merge cube. You will have your kids begging you to do STEAM. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out). To have access to this video you will need tosing up with the following Google Form:To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 10:15am - 10:45am MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

11:35am MST

Flip Classroom
How to create and manage a flip classroom? Come and learn how a flip classroom could help you and your students. How to manage the learning level gaps within your classroom. It can reduce your lecture time and it can be better suited for all your students. It is easy to create and easy to distribute.

Speakers
avatar for Gilles Theriault

Gilles Theriault

Teacher, Red Deer Public School District
Gilles is presently teaching at École Lindsay Thurber Comp. H.S. in Red Deer. He has provided support to educators and has conducted professional development for over two decades. Passionate about photography, videography, and tech. Helping students to discover their own unique digital... Read More →


Friday February 25, 2022 11:35am - 12:20pm MST
Zoom 48

12:00pm MST

Creating Google Slides Activities for the Classroom
Do you ever wish you could create your own Google Slides assignments? In this tech session, Aris will walk you through how to make meaningful learning activities using Google Slides. From creating graphic organizers, linking informational videos, to drag and drop activities, Google Slides allows you to get creative with digital learning. You’ll leave this session will all the tools you’ll need to create
engaging digital lessons for your students! To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

Global Collaborative Projects to Connect Your Kids to the World
Global collaboration projects allow students to connect with classrooms from all over the world, and it's easier than ever to make these connections. In this session, we'll explore several global projects that promote literacy, art, and STEAM while giving your students a chance to share their creativity with others. Come join us for a global adventure! To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

We Have No STEAM Teacher But My Students Need STEAM.
Are you a regular education teacher who wants to infuse more STEAM into your curriculum? Are you a teacher at a school with no STEAM program? Has your district defunded the STEAM program due to the pandemic and do you now need to provide STEAM education to your students? If you answered yes to any of these questions, join Jed for a jam-packed session of hands-on, content-connected, curriculum-driven, arts-infused strategies for the regular education classroom. This session is applicable to all grade levels who desire to see more art in the classroom. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

Gamification in the Classroom for English Language Learners
Games have always been an integral part of learning for students from infancy into young adulthood. It is important to explore the elements of games that resonate with children and teenagers. In this FREE webinar, we will explore different types of games that can be embedded into a lesson to teach language skills to foster collaboration, literacy skills, problem-solving, and confidence. This session will
allow teachers to think about how taking a different approach in their lessons can turn passive learners into active learners. Examples of games, technology tools, websites, and additional resources will be shared. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

5 Easy Tips to Make Distance Learning Manageable
A lot has been thrown at you and it can be challenging trying to keep track of everything you have to do. Say ”goodbye" to frustration and overwhelm as Kristen shows you 5 easy things you can do today to make distance learning manageable. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out).To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

Classkick: Game-Changing App for All
Want to go paperless? No more cut and paste lessons for you. Let me show you how to use this app that has changed my classroom completely. From not having enough books, small group activities, introductory lessons, morning bell rings-this is the must have app. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

Increase Your Productivity Using Technology Time Savers
If there is one thing teachers don’t have enough of, it’s TIME! We balance countless responsibilities and constantly feel like we aren’t getting enough done. Learn simple ways to increase your productivity using Michelle’s technology time-savers that will help you get more done in less time! This session will leave you feeling ready to conquer your to-do list as a digital productivity master! To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:00pm MST

Keeping Kids Engaged at a Distance
Do your students feel a little sluggish? Do they seem a bit disengaged and uninterested? Vera will share some tried and true tips to helping your students feel engaged and motivated during distance learning. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out). To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 12:00pm - 12:30pm MST
TYHO Winter Friday Day 1 Jan 8

12:30pm MST

An Apple a Day: How technology and the internet affect our health and wellness
Technology and the world-wide-web have opened up the world to connection, information and entertainment, but oh what a tangled web! Did you know that all this texting, tweeting and selfie-taking are having a major impact on your health? Be it email, Facebook, gaming or Googling, our brains, bodies and bank accounts are paying the price for the digital demand. This session will talk about how technology changes our relationships, our thoughts and our behaviors and how we can make sure it is for the good. We will review the basics of staying safe online, and recognize the importance of staying well online…because there’s no app for that.

Speakers
avatar for Ariel Haubrich

Ariel Haubrich

Consultant/ Trainer/ Private Practitioner, Learning Network
Ariel Haubrich works in school


Friday February 25, 2022 12:30pm - 3:30pm MST
Zoom 28

1:45pm MST

Creating Digital Choice Boards
Give your students choice and maximize student learning with digital choice boards! In this session, you'll learn how to use Google Slides as a tech tool to create a digital choice board. Choice boards will allow students to navigate through various linked articles, multimedia, comprehension activities, and more. They allow YOU to customize the digital learning experience for your students and differentiate when needed. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

1:45pm MST

Creating Video Content and Classroom Set Up at Home
Teaching was hard enough before a pandemic pulled the rug from under us! Now you might need to do your job from home or from a computer. Stephanie and Loreal will help you to get organized with a functioning space that will promote a classroom culture from afar and will provide you with easy-to-use tools to produce video content that will make it feel as though you and your students are in the
same room. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6


Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

1:45pm MST

Pushing Books Out to Students Using Epic!
This incredible app is being called the “NETFLIX” of books. Free for educators to use, let me show you how to set up your classroom, hold students accountable for their assignments, and assign books to students on a daily or weekly basis. This app has educational videos, read-to-me, and a treasure of NON-FICTION books that will knock your socks off! Activities using this app will also be included in this session. To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

1:45pm MST

Simple STEM at Home
Podcasts are not just for you to enjoy anymore! There are so many podcasts geared towards kids to engage and provoke curiosity. When using them in your classroom, your students will practice listening and critical thinking skills while also having meaningful discussions with their peers. In this session, we will talk about how we can use podcasts in our classrooms or while distance learning and how to be effective in promoting and teaching these various listening and comprehension skills. You will be given various resources, such as digital and hard copy response sheets and also a list of podcast recommendations to use for distance learning or in your classroom!To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

1:45pm MST

Remote Learning Lesson Ideas for Self-Contained Special Education Classrooms
Remote learning poses an additional challenge for students that need additional support. Fear not, there are engaging ways to help your students access the curriculum and maintain active participation. Fiona will share some of the tried and true ways she has had success with a self-contained population during virtual learning. This is a pre-recorded session that is offered by TYHO (Teach Your Heart Out). To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

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Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

1:45pm MST

Virtual Tools for the Math Classroom
Whether you're teaching a lesson or assigning math practice, virtual tools can promote student engagement. They can also increase academic success. Angie will show you some apps, websites, and a few other tips to transform your daily lessons and assignments. She will provide you with a checklist of tools so you can easily start using these ideas with your students.

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Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

1:45pm MST

Organize Your Digital Life
We have all felt the instant stress that comes from turning on the computer and seeing a desktop or downloads folder cluttered with countless documents. Since technology and digital activities aren’t leaving the classroom any time soon, it’s crucial that we organize our digital life! Michelle will share a simple step-by-step process for organizing your digital files so you never waste time looking for a document and recreating a file you already had again!To have access to this video you will need sign up with the following Google Form:https://forms.gle/UsdgGceaxX5mrMRx6

Friday February 25, 2022 1:45pm - 2:15pm MST
TYHO Winter Saturday Day 2 Jan 9

2:15pm MST

Canva for Education: Tips, tricks, and teacher hacks
Quality graphic design is critical to creating welcoming, accessible, and functional spaces in our schools. Knowing this, it is important to find the right tools to assist us. Canva is a graphic design platform that allows users of all technical abilities to create well-designed print and digital products. Join Olivia as she demonstrates the many ways that you can use Canva in your teaching practice including resource development, virtual teaching applications, classroom decor, and much more!

Speakers
avatar for Olivia Murray

Olivia Murray

Teacher, Edmonton Public Schools
Olivia Murray is a Kindergarten teacher with Edmonton Public Schools. She is currently completing her Master of Education degree at the University of Ottawa, focusing on instructional techniques. Her teaching experience ranges from Kindergarten to Grade 6 and has included specialized... Read More →


Friday February 25, 2022 2:15pm - 3:00pm MST
Zoom 48
 

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