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1. Log into Google Drive or your school's Google Apps account and click Create and Form to make a new Google Form. 2. Give the form a title, select a theme, and click OK. Then add questions, response options, and required fields. 3. When all questions are added, add a confirmation message and choose to save responses to a new spreadsheet. Click view live survey to access the form's sharing link.
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Schoology Workshop Flyer September 10 2014
This document provides information about a professional development event on Schoology training. The event will be held on September 10, 2014 from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM at The Conference and Training Center at IU 13 in Lancaster, PA. Attendees will learn how to create and manage Schoology courses and groups through hands-on demonstrations and activities. The training is free for consortium member districts and $75 per participant for non-members. Registration is due by September 8 and limited to 60 participants.
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Tech Media Integrator 2014 2015 Meetings
This document lists the dates, times, location, presenters, and description for the monthly DATESAVER Tech Media Integrators meetings for 2014-2015. The meetings will provide technology and media staff from school districts a forum to receive training and share best practices related to integrating technology and media into curriculum and instruction. They will be held monthly from September to May at the Burle Business Park in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Tech Integrators Media Specialists Mtg Agenda 5-20-14
The document outlines the agenda for a Technology Integrators/Media Specialists meeting taking place on May 20, 2014. The agenda includes an overview and welcome, a deep dive presentation on iBooks, iAuthor and iTunes U from Apple Inc., a planning discussion for the 2014-2015 school year, and a celebration lunch. Several announcements are also listed under "For the Good of the Order" relating to educational technology resources, conferences and professional development opportunities.
Starlab training flyer 06 26_14
This professional development event provides training on how to use a STARLAB portable planetarium for science lessons. The 4-hour session on June 26th at the IU 13 Conference and Training Center will be led by Earl Kenepp and cover basic set-up of the STARLAB, ordering from IU 13, and curriculum lessons ranging from basic to advanced topics. The STARLAB can be reserved through MediaNet and is available at no cost to IU13 member districts for hands-on, interactive science instruction. The session aims to train 25 science and technology teachers on the new STARLAB portable planetarium.
iPAD Collaboration Day Datesaver
The iPad Collaboration Day event included sessions led by Apple Inc. on how Apple's ecosystem supports education and on collaboration, productivity, and creativity apps. The agenda also included breakout sessions for teachers to share apps they use at different grade levels, with Apple providing support. Teachers would explore, share, and collaborate in groups of interest. Apple would wrap up the day discussing next steps.
5 2 14 i_pad collaboration day
The document summarizes an iPad collaboration day event being held on May 2, 2014 from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm at Conference and Training Center at IU 13. The purpose is for administrators and teachers using or exploring iPads in the classroom to share experiences. The morning will include an Apple Inc. session on how their ecosystem supports education. After, breakout sessions by grade/subject will allow teachers to share apps. After lunch, Apple will discuss collaboration, productivity, and creativity apps, followed by more breakouts to share those app types. Apple will conclude with where their technology is headed next.
IMS Summer Academy Safari Montage July 8-2014
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