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Friday, May 17
 

7:00am EDT

Breakfast
Continental Breakfast in the Champlain Room

Friday May 17, 2024 7:00am - 8:00am EDT
CCM Champlain Room

7:00am EDT

Dynamic Landscapes Exposition Open
Visit with our Sponsors and Exhibitors

Friday May 17, 2024 7:00am - 2:30pm EDT
CCM Champlain Room

7:00am EDT

Registration Desk Open
Conference registration check in! Pick up your conference badge, information, and more.

Friday May 17, 2024 7:00am - 3:45pm EDT
CCM Champlain Room Lobby

8:00am EDT

Breaking Barriers: Inclusive EdTech Solutions for Diverse Learners
Join Kami Teacher Success Champion, Megan Kuhn for a professional learning opportunity tailored for all those eager to enhance the learning experience for all students. This session is dedicated to exploring app integrations and accessibility features within Kami that are useful in supporting students with disabilities and English language learners. We will cover tools and strategies that empower educators to create an inclusive classroom that caters to the diverse needs of their students while breaking down barriers and creating an educational landscape that truly leaves no learner behind.

Speakers
avatar for Megan Kuhn

Megan Kuhn

Teacher Success Champion, Kami
I was a classroom teacher for about 10 years, teaching everything from preschool to high school, but my time was mostly spent in the high school learning support environment. I mostly taught math and science, though I have experience in all four core content areas. I loved integrating... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 8:00am - 9:00am EDT
CCM 444

8:00am EDT

Creative Computing Using TurtleStitch & Turtle Art
A hands on session where you will create with code you can touch using Turtle Stitch and Turtle Art.
and export your code in a format that can work with embroidery machines, craft cutters (i.e. Cricut), laser cutters, and 3D printers. Teaching computational thinking by programming Turtles using Logo was part of Seymour Papert's work more than 50 years ago and continues to be an accessible and pedagogically sound approach to including computational thinking in your learning environment. Let's create with Code!

Speakers
avatar for Lucie deLaBruere

Lucie deLaBruere

STEAM/Maker Educator, Create Make Learn
Lucie deLaBruere brings 40 years of K12 experience as a classroom teacher, technology integration specialist, and Career and Technical Education educator. She currently works with several school districts as a maker educator, STEAM & PBL coach and faculty for higher ed institutions.She... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 8:00am - 9:00am EDT
CCM 442

8:00am EDT

Engaging and Connecting the Whole School Through WeVideo
Over the past year, high school students from Hazen Union School have been creating a weekly video news show called "Wildcat Wakeup" using the WeVideo platform. "Wildcat Wakeup" began as a morning announcement program aired over the public address system, and has evolved into a much more robust and engaging video program that combines creative writing, journalism and public speaking, as well as revision, editing, and use of technology and digital media. It brings the whole school together, not just through watching it but through the many interviews and feature stories that take place in the halls and in classrooms. Teachers and students can submit ideas for what should be covered each week, and student reporters seek them out to turn it into a story for everyone to enjoy. Our team covers major events, interviews new faculty so that students can get to know them better, shares sports scores, celebrate student successes, and so much more. Weekly features such as "Hot Topics in the Hallway" poll students and adults for their opinions on the question of the week, and it is always fun to see what everyone said. Every Monday, the whole school tunes in, and teachers have reported back how much kids love seeing themselves and their friends on Wildcat Wakeup. One of the greatest parts about Wildcat Wakeup is that it is there is a role for everyone who wants to participate, including many students from our Special Education department. It is one of our most educationally diverse classes. Furthermore, the retakes and performance-based assessments make it a great example of putting proficiency-based learning into practice.

Speakers
avatar for Leanne Harple

Leanne Harple

High School English Teacher, Hazen Union School
I have been working as a Language Arts teacher in public education for 11 years at Hazen Union School in Hardwick, Vermont. I earned bachelor's degrees in Creative Writing and Theater Arts from Johnson State College (now Northern Vermont University), then taught for a few years as... Read More →



Friday May 17, 2024 8:00am - 9:00am EDT
CCM 221

8:00am EDT

GenAI for Teachers and Students: A critical engagement toolkit
There is a lot of research, journalism, professional development resources and advice about genAI available online. Most of these resources focus on technical aspects of genAI, including ways to use it for teaching or maximize its effectiveness.

However, there are fewer resources out there that provide a scaffolded way for educators and students to engage reflectively with genAI and build the habits of mind that are useful for engaging with new technologies in thoughtful ways.

While the growing use of genAI raises many questions to which there are no straightforward answers, this toolkit provides support for teachers and students to start these important conversations.

Speakers
avatar for Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse

Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse

Online Learning Manager, Collaborative for Educational Services
Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse is the Online Learning Manager and ISTE Certification Trainer for the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), where she has worked for the past 14 years supporting educators to innovate and explore new ideas around technology, curriculum and design... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 8:00am - 9:00am EDT
Alumni Auditorium

8:00am EDT

Is It SUMMER Vacation Yet?
Engaging Students and Families with Hands-on Activities and Digital Learning Link Resources.
Don’t just count down the days to summer vacation; make the most of them by utilizing simple, engaging standards-based lessons for students while also involving families to help their children avoid the Summer Slide.
During this session, participants will:
  • Explore K-8th grade literacy and math games, strategies, and activities to use in the classroom and to send home to engage families using Learning Link by Connected Class.
  • Examine how easy Learning Link videos are to differentiate instruction in the classroom.
  • Use Learning Link to empower families with targeted strategies for preventing the Summer Slide in areas where their child needs to focus.
Attention educators! Ease into summer with complimentary access to our platform for the remainder of the school year. Streamline your workload and enjoy a stress-free transition to the sunny days ahead!

Speakers
avatar for Christel Reaves

Christel Reaves

CEO, Connected Class
I would love to talk to you about how to increase family involvement and engagement to support school improvement through hands-on games, strategies and activities. Ask me about how we have helped systems analyze data, determine greatest area of need, set SMART goals, develop action... Read More →
avatar for Joyce Whitby

Joyce Whitby

Innovations4Education
Joyce is a lifelong learner and EdTechKnowLedgist who started off as a Special Education teacher in NYC. She then taught graduate level EdTech courses at Long Island University. Since then, Joyce has been in the business of educational technology and has held key leadership roles... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 8:00am - 9:00am EDT
CCM 424

9:00am EDT

Break/Transition
Break/Transition to next session

Friday May 17, 2024 9:00am - 9:15am EDT
NA

9:15am EDT

Keynote with Dana & Georgia Glazer: Trade Secrets from a 12-year-old published author
Dana H. Glazer is an award-winning filmmaker who always wished he had a writing partner, but just never found the right one. One day, when sharing their mutual love of zombie movies with his then 11-year-old daughter, Georgia, Dana suggested they write a zombie book together as a way for Georgia to process some difficult events from that year. She loved the idea, and they plunged headfirst into the project, their first co-authored novel, Dawnah & the Darkhearts.

After devising the plot and the characters, they collaborated on the writing and editing process. Dana would draft a chapter and present it to Georgia, who would then edit and rewrite the story to authentically capture the point of view of a twelve-year-old girl. Dana marvels at how, when they are collaborating, their father/daughter relationship gives way to working together as creative equals.

Georgia and Dana still enjoy doing their usual activities together, camping, skiing, swimming, hiking, playing football and making silly games, but they now find themselves taking their shared experiences of family bonds, friendship, love and redemption and weaving them into their stories.

Georgia and Dana have always joked that they are “cut from the same cloth” – they both live and breathe storytelling. As an NYU graduate film student, Dana won a Student Academy Award, sold an original screenplay to Warner Brothers, and later produced the fatherhood documentary, The Evolution of Dad, which played at the White House. Georgia, at the age of seven, submitted a story to The Story Pirates Podcast which was adapted into a professionally produced song. In 2020, Georgia published the children’s book No Pizza! No Cake!

Dawnah & the Darkhearts is Georgia and Dana’s first book but certainly not their last! When not chasing their golden retriever, Percy, around in the backyard, skiing or watching horror movies, they are busily working on Dawnah’s next adventure.

Speakers
avatar for Dana & Georgia Glazer

Dana & Georgia Glazer

Authors
Dana H. Glazer is an award-winning filmmaker who always wished he had a writing partner, but just never found the right one. One day, when sharing their mutual love of zombie movies with his then 11-year-old daughter, Georgia, Dana suggested they write a zombie book together as a... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 9:15am - 10:30am EDT
Alumni Auditorium

10:30am EDT

Networking Reception
Come visit and connect with your fellow attendees and our sponsors and exhibitors.

Friday May 17, 2024 10:30am - 11:00am EDT
CCM Champlain Room

10:30am EDT

STEAM Learning Using Traditional & Electronic Textiles
Textiles provide lots of opportunities for teaching and learning. This drop in center will provide a place for exploring the potential that creating and making with traditional and electronic textiles can bring to your learning space or maker/STEAM space. It will include  traditional sewing, e-Textiles,  embroidery machine, craft cutter, heat press, and e-Textile supplies. Come play and explore.

Speakers
avatar for Lucie deLaBruere

Lucie deLaBruere

STEAM/Maker Educator, Create Make Learn
Lucie deLaBruere brings 40 years of K12 experience as a classroom teacher, technology integration specialist, and Career and Technical Education educator. She currently works with several school districts as a maker educator, STEAM & PBL coach and faculty for higher ed institutions.She... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm EDT
CCM Champlain Room

10:30am EDT

Student Showcase Exposition
Come visit and interact with our student showcase presenters!

Meet the students from Hazen Union  School:
Over the past year, high school students from Hazen Union School have been creating a weekly video news show called "Wildcat Wakeup" using the WeVideo platform. "Wildcat Wakeup" began as a morning announcement program aired over the public address system, and has evolved into a much more robust and engaging video program that combines creative writing, journalism and public speaking, as well as revision, editing, and use of technology and digital media.

Friday May 17, 2024 10:30am - 12:00pm EDT
CCM Champlain Room

11:00am EDT

Communicating with Parents about Social Media
Across the country there are strong debates, legislation and lively board meetings about parents and communities feelings on social media. Schools can be caught in the crosshairs. But schools can also be a gathering place, somewhere where conversations can happen to help both parents and families.

Presenter Carrie Rogers-Whitehead has taught dozens of digital parenting events both in person and online and will take those experiences to provide some practical tips for attendees. Attendees will also receive sample handouts to be used in their own communications with parents.

Speakers
avatar for Carrie Rogers-Whitehead

Carrie Rogers-Whitehead

Founder, Digital Respons-Ability
Carrie Rogers-Whitehead is the founder of Digital Respons-Ability, a mission-based company that has taught tens of thousands of students, parents and educators digital citizenship around the world. She is the award-winning author of 7 books, including the most recently released ... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
CCM 424

11:00am EDT

Creativity and Copyright in an Era of Generative AI
In the first five days it was available, the image “poisoning” tool Nightshade was downloaded over 250,000 times. The software’s developers admit they underestimated the potential interest in their tool, but we shouldn’t be surprised. Artists have been waiting for this tool, which they hope will protect their creative work from becoming a part of large language models that are the backbone of generative AI tools.

Generative AI tools have the potential to lift up or tear down artists and other creatives. By looking through an intellectual property lens, educators have an opportunity to help students understand risks and opportunities presented by generative AI.

Building on our commitment to fostering responsible creators and consumers, we will explore practical strategies to empower students in navigating the ethical dimensions of intellectual property. Be part of this engaging discussion, where we unravel the complexities and chart a course for ethical and legal considerations in the ever-evolving landscape of copyright within the realm of AI-generated content.

Speakers
avatar for Casey Daigle

Casey Daigle

Digital Learning Manager, Collaborative for Educational Services
Casey has been co-creating with educators and edtech for 14 years. She is a professional mistake-maker and revels in learning alongside anyone who will have her. As the Digital Learning Manager for the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), Casey spends a lot of time exploring... Read More →
avatar for Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse

Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse

Online Learning Manager, Collaborative for Educational Services
Suzanne Judson-Whitehouse is the Online Learning Manager and ISTE Certification Trainer for the Collaborative for Educational Services (CES), where she has worked for the past 14 years supporting educators to innovate and explore new ideas around technology, curriculum and design... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
CCM 221

11:00am EDT

Intentional Connections & the STEAM Challenge
Six school teams will present their approach to solving the STEAM Challenge. The Vermont Agency of Education awarded grants of up to $15,000 each to schools to organize secondary student-educator teams to identify a problem to solve and then utilize a STEAM approach to come up with a solution. Hear first-hand how teachers implemented instructional plans to lead students through a discovery process that involved aspects of science, technology, engineering, the arts and math. What role did technology play in each project? Students will share their perspectives on the challenge. The teams presenting In this morning session are Mill River Union School, Vergennes Union MIddle School, and Sutton School.

Speakers
avatar for Lisa Helme

Lisa Helme

State Coordinator of Education Technology, Vermont Agency of Education
Lisa Helme is the State Coordinator of Education Technology for the Vermont Agency of Education. Her diverse job assignments include work in educational technology, digital literacy, STEAM, cybersecurity, and computer science. She is the State E-rate coordinator for schools and is... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
Alumni Auditorium

11:00am EDT

Revolutionize Your Classroom: Mastering Kami for Interactive Learning and Seamless Grading
This session is tailor-made for educators seeking to elevate their teaching methods by harnessing the power of Kami, a versatile tool that not only serves as a dynamic replacement for Google Jamboard but also revolutionizes the grading and feedback process. Whether you are new to Kami or looking to deepen your expertise, this presentation promises to equip you with the skills and insights needed to transform your classroom into an interactive and efficient learning space. Join us and discover how Kami can empower you to reimagine your teaching methods and provide richer learning experiences for your students.

Speakers
avatar for Megan Kuhn

Megan Kuhn

Teacher Success Champion, Kami
I was a classroom teacher for about 10 years, teaching everything from preschool to high school, but my time was mostly spent in the high school learning support environment. I mostly taught math and science, though I have experience in all four core content areas. I loved integrating... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
CCM 444

11:00am EDT

Teacher Tech Tips for Productivity
Sometimes all it takes is the right technology tip to make your day run smoother, or make lesson planning quicker or easier. When you feel comfortable navigating technology devices and apps in your own personal and teacher workflows, you will feel more comfortable integrating technology in your lessons with students. We will showcase a diversity of technology tips focused on your teacher productivity. From the keyboard shortcuts everyone should know to managing your Chrome tabs and Google Drive, you’re sure to find that tech tip or hack you didn’t know you needed!

Speakers
avatar for Louise DeGuise

Louise DeGuise

Health and Physical Educator, South Burlington School District
I am a PreK-12 health and physical educator enthusiastic about using technology as a tool to increase both teacher productivity and engagement of students at any age level.
avatar for Chris Johnstone

Chris Johnstone

Educational Technology, South Burlington SD
I have been a science and technology educator and technology integration specialist in Vermont since 2008. I am passionate about Universal Design for Learning and student-centered learning.


Friday May 17, 2024 11:00am - 12:00pm EDT
CCM 442

12:00pm EDT

Lunch
Lunch in the IDX Cafeteria!

Friday May 17, 2024 12:00pm - 1:00pm EDT
IDX Cafeteria

1:00pm EDT

Break/Transition
Break/Transition to next session

Friday May 17, 2024 1:00pm - 1:15pm EDT
NA

1:15pm EDT

Exploring the Latest and Greatest Tools and Features in Kami
Join us for an in-depth look at the latest and greatest tools and features in Kami, the leading online document collaboration platform. In this presentation, we will showcase the newest additions to Kami's powerful suite of features, including real-time collaboration, advanced annotation tools, improved PDF editing capabilities, and much more. Whether you're a seasoned Kami user or just getting started, you won't want to miss this opportunity to learn about the cutting-edge tools and features that can help take your productivity to the next level. Join us and discover how Kami is revolutionizing the way we work and collaborate online.

Speakers
avatar for Oliver Tingling

Oliver Tingling

Teacher Success Champion, Kami
Kami is an online document annotation and markup tool. You can highlight, underline, and strikethrough text in PDF and other document formats. You can also add text boxes, shapes, and images. Kami works with Google Drive and Google Classroom. With Kami, you can easily collaborate... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm EDT
CCM 444

1:15pm EDT

Grow Your Google Workplace Skills
Come learn tips and tricks to use GMail, Google Calendar, Google Docs more effectively.

Overwhelmed by your email?! Attendees will learn how to create filters and organize their inbox, create email templates, and learn how to "snooze" and schedule send messages.

Wish you understood how to use Google Calendar? Attendees will learn how to search for others' calendars to schedle meetings, color code their events, add multiple calendars, create detailed events that include guests and agendas.

Did you know that you can create meeting notes, draft and email, and create a calendar event right in Google Docs?! Learn how to create a dynamic document, tag people, and use the Comment feature to its full potential.

There is something for everyone!

Speakers
avatar for Edith Fogarty

Edith Fogarty

Technology Integration Facilitator, Bradford Elementary School
Edith Fogarty has been an educator for over 23 years. She is currently the Technology Integration Facilitator for Bradford Elementary School in Bradford, Vermont. Edith works closely with the staff and students of her school and district to learn innovative ways to use technology... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm EDT
CCM 442

1:15pm EDT

Helping Students Organize Their Thoughts and Become Better Writers
This session will dive into an evidence based practice for building writing skills - mind mapping. This technique involved brainstorming, organizing ideas, creating outlines and writing to produce well structured documents. It can be used with any age learner, and is ideal for independent use by students in upper elementary school through college. A great practice for students who learn differently, or who have English as a second language. This interactive presentation will prepare participants to integrate mind mapping into their daily lessons for all subject areas

Speakers
avatar for Joyce Whitby

Joyce Whitby

Innovations4Education
Joyce is a lifelong learner and EdTechKnowLedgist who started off as a Special Education teacher in NYC. She then taught graduate level EdTech courses at Long Island University. Since then, Joyce has been in the business of educational technology and has held key leadership roles... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm EDT
CCM 424

1:15pm EDT

How To Shoot a Documentary Interview Like a Pro with Keynote Speaker Dana Glazer
There's more to doing a filmed interview than just pressing 'record.' Engaging students with planning and creating documentary interviews is a great avenue for students to learn to do meaningful research, craft good questions, and develop critical thinking skills. Join award-winning filmmaker, Dana Glazer, in this hands-on seminar where you will learn how to conduct a documentary interview with your smartphone like a pro.

Speakers
avatar for Dana & Georgia Glazer

Dana & Georgia Glazer

Authors
Dana H. Glazer is an award-winning filmmaker who always wished he had a writing partner, but just never found the right one. One day, when sharing their mutual love of zombie movies with his then 11-year-old daughter, Georgia, Dana suggested they write a zombie book together as a... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm EDT
CCM 221

1:15pm EDT

Intentional Connections and the STEAM Challenge
Six school teams will present their approach to solving the STEAM Challenge. The Vermont Agency of Education awarded grants of up to $15,000 each to schools to organize secondary student-educator teams to identify a problem to solve and then utilize a STEAM approach to come up with a solution. Hear first-hand how teachers implemented instructional plans to lead students through a discovery process that involved aspects of science, technology, engineering, the arts and math. What role did technology play in each project? Students will share their perspectives on the challenge. The teams presenting in the afternoon session are from Enosburg Falls Middle and High School, and Montpelier Main Street Middle School.

Speakers
avatar for Lisa Helme

Lisa Helme

State Coordinator of Education Technology, Vermont Agency of Education
Lisa Helme is the State Coordinator of Education Technology for the Vermont Agency of Education. Her diverse job assignments include work in educational technology, digital literacy, STEAM, cybersecurity, and computer science. She is the State E-rate coordinator for schools and is... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 1:15pm - 2:15pm EDT
Alumni Auditorium

2:15pm EDT

Break/Transition
Break/Transition to next session

Friday May 17, 2024 2:15pm - 2:30pm EDT
NA

2:30pm EDT

Integrating VR and AR Design using CoSpaces
Using the browser- or app-based program CoSpaces students and teachers can create games, tell stories, or take people on a virtual tour using animations, 360 images, your imagination, and a little bit of coding (block or text-based). Their creations can even be experienced through a VR headset! This tool can be used in any class or maker space where students have access to computers or iPads. CoSpaces is a dynamic tool that allows students to show what they know in an immersive, interactive way. You will learn about the tool and have time to dive into using it yourself. Everyone will leave with ideas for how to implement it into your classroom and a 30-day trial code!

Speakers
avatar for Sean Theoret

Sean Theoret

7-12 Technology Integrationist, Franklin West Supervisory Union
I have been a technology integrationist in the middle and high school for the last 6 years at BFA Fairfax where I run the 7-12 makerspace, teach courses in html, css, game design, and starting in the fall of 2024, a series of courses in cybersecurity. Prior to working as a technology... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
CCM 221

2:30pm EDT

Let’s Talk about TacoBot!
How can you engage students in robotics? With TACOBOT! Join us to learn how you can use the FREE Carnegie Mellon Robotics Academy program to engage your students in hands-on learning using SPIKE Prime Robotics.

We will explore how to use the LEGO SPIKE Prime robots, along with the Coding and Computational Thinking curriculum to get students thinking about programming and problem-solving. These lessons help learners foster Computational Thinking using the SPIKE Prime hardware and SPIKE programming app.

Speakers
avatar for Brittany Hubacz

Brittany Hubacz

School Librarian, Kingdom East School District
Brittany has worked as the Librarian at Burke Town School for the past five years. She is a member of the Vita-Learn Conference Planning Committee.
HS

Heather Skrabely

STEAM Instructional Coach, Kingdom East School District
Heather is the STEAM Instructional Coach for the Kingdom East School District. Prior to this role, she worked as the middle school science teacher at Burke Town School.


Friday May 17, 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
CCM 442

2:30pm EDT

Life Lessons Gaming has Taught me: and how to apply them in the classroom
#1 Rule: Grinding doesn’t have to be stressful

That’s the first lesson of video gaming shared in this entertaining and education presentation. With a mix of research, personal experience and more you’ll learn some video game life lessons that you can apply to the classroom---and help you understand and connect with your students.

Presenter Carrie Rogers-Whitehead has written extensively about gaming in education and parenting in her 2 books on digital parenting and in articles. She believes that families and friends who game together ---argue together better.

Speakers
avatar for Carrie Rogers-Whitehead

Carrie Rogers-Whitehead

Founder, Digital Respons-Ability
Carrie Rogers-Whitehead is the founder of Digital Respons-Ability, a mission-based company that has taught tens of thousands of students, parents and educators digital citizenship around the world. She is the award-winning author of 7 books, including the most recently released ... Read More →
avatar for Joyce Whitby

Joyce Whitby

Innovations4Education
Joyce is a lifelong learner and EdTechKnowLedgist who started off as a Special Education teacher in NYC. She then taught graduate level EdTech courses at Long Island University. Since then, Joyce has been in the business of educational technology and has held key leadership roles... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
CCM 424

2:30pm EDT

Navigating the Communication Landscape: Strategies for Technology Directors
Are you considering implementing two-way communication tools like texting for coaches and staff? Or are you exploring mass messaging systems or in need of translation services at your school? Join this session to explore the pivotal role of the technology department in enhancing school-to-home communication. We'll address challenges, the balance of accessibility and privacy, and the role of data. Dive into what's working in VT, share insights, and leave with valuable resources for smoother communication.

Sponsors
avatar for Helen Cohen

Helen Cohen

CEO, ReachMyTeach
ReachMyTeach is a platform that builds stronger school communities through easy, accessible, instantly translated email, text, WhatsApp and calls, for classroom communications, districtwide alerts, parent-teacher conferences, and attendance management.


Friday May 17, 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
Alumni Auditorium

2:30pm EDT

Unleashing Kami's Hidden Gems: Advanced Tips and Tricks
Join us for an in-depth exploration of Kami's most advanced features and discover hidden gems that will revolutionize your digital workflow. From collaborative annotation tools to advanced markup options, this presentation will equip you with the knowledge and skills to take your digital document management to the next level.

Speakers
avatar for Oliver Tingling

Oliver Tingling

Teacher Success Champion, Kami
Kami is an online document annotation and markup tool. You can highlight, underline, and strikethrough text in PDF and other document formats. You can also add text boxes, shapes, and images. Kami works with Google Drive and Google Classroom. With Kami, you can easily collaborate... Read More →


Friday May 17, 2024 2:30pm - 3:30pm EDT
CCM 444

3:30pm EDT

 
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