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The Arizona Technology in Education Association (AzTEA), an International Society for Technology in Education (ISTE) affiliate, is a professional non-profit organization devoted to increasing student achievement through technology in teaching and learning. Our mission is to empower the educational community in Arizona to infuse technology as an integral part of the educational process. We do this by providing advocacy and leadership, promoting educational reform, and supporting technology- based innovation through our services, activities, programs, and collaborative efforts.
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AzTEA TnT UnConference-Feb. 2, 2013. Steve Dembo, Director of Social Media Strategy and Online Community Manager for Discovery Education. The 21st Annual Teaching and technology conference brought educators from around Arizona together to listen to Keynote presenter Steve Dembo's fantastic talk and to participate in AzTEA's first UnConference. Along with sevral planned sessions, the UnConference offered Breakouts created by the day’s participants on the spot, with the interests of the participants in mind.
May 2012 Mini-geekfest sponsored by AzTEA. A monthly online webinar with co-hosts Peggy George and Kim Thomas sharing great web 2.0 resources, tools, webinars and virtual conferences. Participants are invited to take the mic and share their favorite tools and resources.
Are you searching for great STEM based online interactive activities for your students to explore at school and at home? Join Letia and Jill and enhance your STEM curriculum with a wealth of websites and WEB 2.0 tools. Learn how to incorporate these sites and activities into the flipped classroom model. AzTEA WOW 2012 Virtual Technology Conference, May 5, 2012.
Power of Visual Storytelling What role could visual storytelling play in the process of learning and recording the human journey? As a document to help understand an event -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Minard.pngor in the education of others in learning who we are as a species -http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pioneer_plaqueor in recording a full journey of a life -http://feltron.com/ar10_01.html. Visual storytelling can be used to analyse, educate, and remember the world around us. AzTEA WOW 2012 Virtual Technology Conference, May 5, 2012.
Arizona's Technology Integration Matrix (TIM) supports districts, schools and educators in infusing technology into their classrooms. The Arizona K12 Center created the Arizona Technology Integration Matrix at http://azk12.org/tim with the belief that “encouraging the seamless use of technology in all curriculum areas and promoting technology is essential in today's 21st Century Classroom. The Arizona Technology Integration Matrix can help support the full integration of technology in Arizona’s schools.” This session will familiarize you with the five interdependent characteristics of meaningful learning environments with five levels of technology integration, and how they can help you support a technology infused student-centered classroom.
This presentation will take a look at why Arizona, and so many other states in our nation, are moving to college and career ready standards. Sarah will discuss the "seismic shifts" that are coming and how Arizona educators can respond to them. She will look at the changes in current workforce demands and public education’s response to those demands. Time will be spent looking at major shifts in the standards and how the PARCC* assessment will be designed to focus on college and career readiness. You will see that Arizona is STEAMING ahead with the implementation. *PARCC: Partnership for Assessment of Readiness for College and Careers
A Flipped Classroom: What it is, what it isn’t, and the many forms the Flipped Class can take. AzTEA WOW 2012 Virtual Technology Conference, May 5, 2012.
Co-Facilitators: Peggy George and Kim Thomas. Virtual STEAM Smackdown (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math). A "Smackdown" or "Speed Demo" involves fast and furious presentations by educators demonstrating their favorite STEAM online tools and resources in 3 minutes or less per person. AzTEA WOW 2012 Virtual Technology Conference, May 5, 2012.
Julie D. Ramsay, author and National Board Certified fifth grade teacher at Fultondale Elementary School just north of Birmingham, Alabama joins us to share her more than sixteen years of experience teaching reading and writing across content areas. This webinar was presented virtually at the AZ Humanities Festival in Phoenix, AZ, October 22, 2011.
Az TEACH 21 Webinar presented by Dru Waggoner. An introduction to various interactive online tools that support the writing process
AZ Teach 21 webinar presented by Reed Brotherton. An overview of select Web 2.0 resources including: Delicious, Animoto, Glogster, Brain Pop, EBSCO, Wall Wisher and more.
AZ Teach 21 webinar presented by Dru Waggoneer. Intel free teaching tools-Visual Ranking, tools for assessing projects and more
AZ Teach 21 webinar presented by Cindy Lange. A guided tour throughout the Learning Resources Manager, a searchable online database of curricular resources, including trade books, lesson plans, reading passages, media, examples, assessment items, and links to external web sites.
AZ Teach21 webinar presented by Mari Westenhauser. A look at Project Based Learning and what essential questions are and how to articulate them.
AZ Teach 21 webinar presented by Rebecca Love. Online resources and activities (from a librarian's perspective) Databases, copyright law, Wordle, vocabulary games and more.
AZ TEACH 21 webinar presented by Donald Mitchell. An overview of Thinkfinity resources across content areas. Interactive sites, video clips, primary source documents, data links and more.
AZ TEACH 21 webinar presented by Kathleen Jensen. Essential questions and Intel Thinking Tools a) Description of essential questions and some strategies of how to create Essential Questions. b) Reviews Intel Thinking Tools through Yavapai County ESA
AZ Teach 21 webinar presented by Sonja London-Hall. Yavapai and Mojave County online resources and more
AZ TEACH 21 webinar presented by Margaret Bowerman. Tips for navigating through a Moodle course for participants
AZ Teach 21 webinar presented by Brian Weir. An overview of Web 2.0 resources, differences between Web 1.0,2.0,3.0, cloud computing, bibliography makers, online chart makers, comic strip makers, educational movies, flash card makers and more. Resources available here: http://tinyurl.com/weir20
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