InnEdCO Call for Presenters

I've had the fortune of attending the InnEdCO (formely TIE) conference a few different times when it was held in Copper Mountain, Colorado. After a hiatus due to the ISTE conference being in Denver last summer, InnEdCO is back in the beautiful Colorado mountain town of Keystone from June 12-15, 2017.

InnEdCO recently released their call for presenters for this innovative conference. You can go to InnEdCO's website to learn more about how to submit an application for review. Applications are due November 28th. I'll be submitting an application with a colleague with the idea of creating a workshop for attendees. Fingers crossed!

Educational Webinars, Unconferences, Conferences

Edutopia released a list of the upcoming Educational Webinars, Unconferences, Conferences for the next 6 weeks. There is a wide variety of conferences and professional development to "attend," and by attend, I would suggest learning from the comfort of your couch in your pajamas. Also, once you register for one of these special events, you'll have access to view it as many times as you need.

Winter Conference

Here's an upcoming STEAM and tech integration conference:

2016 Winter Conference

 It's an online conference and $99 for 10 hours of PD.

Educational Conferences

I found this excellent resource on the Teach Thought blog: Best Educational Conferences 2016. Teachers upload a link to their favorite conferences for the upcoming year. See if there's one you can add or one you would like to attend. Keep learning!

ISTE Conference 2016

The ISTE (International Society of Technology in Education) conference is back in Denver from June 26-29, 2016. It's an exceptional conference where there are numerous presenters to learn from. Every teacher should try to go. Here are important dates to remember about the conference. Registrations begins Nov 2.

Student Led Conferences

Edutopia posted an interesting read about student led conferences.  Our 3-5 graders recently started student led conferences so this is helpful resources for parents, students, and teachers. It explains the idea behind student led conferences, the roles of each individual involved, and the reasons for these types of conferences.