The document summarizes a two-day conference held in Seattle, Washington on November 10-11, 2018 focused on digital creation and creativity. Several keynote speakers and workshops were featured that explored topics like sketchnoting, design thinking, augmented and virtual reality, green screen technology, and integrating creativity into the classroom. Attendees had opportunities to create, collaborate, and learn new tools and resources for digital creation throughout the interactive sessions and workshops.

1. Nov. 10-11, 2018
Seattle, Washington

4. A live sketchnote was created during each keynote session. Takeaways from Rebecca
Hare’s keynote are featured here.

5. During the opening keynote,
Michelle Zimmerman, Ph.D.
and two of her students from
Renton Preparatory took to
the stage to present on their
creative process.

6. Hare’s keynote included an
interactive section that got
all attendees involved,
including presenter Reshan
Richards.

7. During a hands-on
workshop on green screens,
attendees collaborated with
presenter Steve Dembo.

8. Throughout the event,
attendees had dozens of
opportunities to create and
collaborate during
interactive sessions.

9. Workshops also provided
opportunities to explore
tools and resources for
digital creation.

10. Along the way, students
become teachers, helping
adults with tips and tricks.

11. Sessions covered the
hottest topics in digital
creation. Here, Christina
Zientek presents on the use
of augmented reality (AR)
and virtual reality (VR) in the
classroom.

12. Attendees also had time to
advance their creation skills
with green screen
technology.

13. Another session, led by Manuel Herrera, covered sketchnoting – a powerful, and popular,
approach to note-taking and memory.

14. Michael Cohen, the Tech Rabbi, led a packed session on design thinking and encouraging
student creativity.

15. During a city walk, attendees creatively captured the colors, textures and sights of Seattle.

16. Presenter Michael Cohen
shared how educators can
(and should) integrate
creativity in the classroom.

17. Christine Klynen
encouraged attendees to
think back to the time when
they ran toward learning,
and shared tips for helping
today’s students find the joy
in learning.

18. Michael Hernandez took to
the stage to discuss the
importance of “taking” --
taking advice, taking
creativity seriously, taking
care of the world and taking
care of yourself.

19. At the attendees showcase, educators share their learnings and projects...

20. and how they will use technology to inspire their students creativity.

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