2. 21st Century Computer Lab

3. Education Technology Teacher
Carolyn McCoy
Education Technology Teacher
STC Lead

4. This Session is limited to Computer Lab teachers.

5. Welcome
Sign In Sheets
Location of restrooms, vending and teacher lounge
Food and drink: Clean up after yourself.

6. JCPS PD Procedures will be followed
Those arriving more than 15 minutes will not receive PD Credit
Pets, children and those not employed by JCPS will not be admitted.

7. Description of today’s session
Participants will explore Google Drive, Weebly, Google Blogger and Kahoot and their uses in a 21st Century Computer Lab.

8. CES site

9. When you need Help Email: JCPS-ElemLab
Russ Hockenbury and I are the ETTs assigned to support the STC’s.
LANDesk: Call or and place a new Incident Request

10. Monthly Meetings
Innovative Lab Meetings
Russ Hockenbury is a contact.

11. Everything that is taught in the lab must be based in the core content and the 21st Century Skills. No gaming websites.

12. Student Technology Leadership Program (STLP)

13. @JCPS_CES @snashky @jeffsebulsky @STLPKentucky
#2 You need to follow @STLPKentucky and Ky's STLP on Twitter

14. Professional Listserv
Enter address. click on listserv you wish to join
#1 You need to join the STLP List Serv.
Go to this address
Type in your name, address, scroll down to KYSTLP and you will start getting updates from people all over the state about STLP.

15. stlp.education.ky.gov
What is STLP? STLP stands for the Student Technology Leadership Program. It is a division of the Kentucky Department of Education and its purpose is to encourage students to use project based learning principles to solve school and community needs. A great place to go get more information about STLP is the website: stlp.education.ky.gov

16. Get Recognized!
The first thing an STLP coordinator should do is register the STLP team with the state. To do this, the coordinator will go to the STLP website and find where it says Get Recognized. Click on Get Recognized Now and fill out the form.
Being a recognized STLP is an important first step for starting a new STLP. It is also one of the 4 things that a team needs to do in order to qualify for Gold Status.

17. Level Up
How to Apply #2 is to collect any 7 badges. Here I have included ones I think many of you have acquired Fill out the Get Recognized Form, Compete in the Regional Qualifier, Submit DPOJ projects, compete in a Robotics competition, Collect the badge about how many years you have had an STLP, Participate in the Hour of Code, Fill out the form that suggests a badge, have a twitter account for your STLP, tag STLP 5 times, participate in a web safety training, Do a safety training for students, and do a training for adults.

18. Badges Get Recognized Suggest a Badge STLP on Twitter
Regional Qualifier
Tag STLP
DPOJ
Web Safety Training
Robotics
How to Apply #2 is to collect any 7 badges. Here I have included ones I think many of you have acquired Fill out the Get Recognized Form, Compete in the Regional Qualifier, Submit DPOJ projects, compete in a Robotics competition, Collect the badge about how many years you have had an STLP, Participate in the Hour of Code, Fill out the form that suggests a badge, have a twitter account for your STLP, tag STLP 5 times, participate in a web safety training, Do a safety training for students, and do a training for adults.
Training for Students
# of Years
Training for Adults
Hour of Code

19. DPOJ
Hello Everyone. I want to tell you about DPOJ – Digital Product Online Judging a virtual competition that is open to any students who do digital projects.

20. Life Changing Information
The most important thing to know is that projects for DPOJ can come from anyone in your school and they can be projects that already exist and were not created specifically for this competition.
The second most important thing to know is that all the judging is completed online. This means your students could win a state champion technology competition without ever having to travel anywhere!

21. Digital Product Online Judging
21 Categories
1 or 2 teams or individuals
Decide which ones are going to State
There are 21 different categories that students can enter. There is no limit to how many categories a student can enter. Each category has its own rules about whether the school can have 1 or 2 submissions of teams or individuals. Once the products are judged, some will continue on to be judged again at state.

22. Digital Art: Taylor Stamper, Middle, First Place
Here is an example of a middle school state champion in the digital art category.

23. Graphic Design: Bill Feese, Middle, First Place
This is the middle school state champion in the Graphic Design category.

24. Manipulated Image: Lexie Craig, High, First Place
High school state champion in the manipulated image category.

25. Original Photo Product: Nayoung Kim, Elementary, First Place
Here is an example of the first place original photo product

26. Technical Writing: Annie Redden, Elementary, First Place
And an example of an elementary first place in technical writing….

27. 20. KnowHow2PayPSA Challenge 21. Technical Writing
1.Infographics
2.Basketball Story Doc.
3. Blogger Corp
4.Digital Art
5.Documentary Product
6.ePublishing
7 Feature Video Product
8 Graphic Design
9.KSU GIS/Maps Cart.
10.Manipulated Image
11.Multimedia Content
12.Music Product
13.Original Photo
14.Presenter
15.PSA Video
16.StoryTelling
17. Book Trailer
18. Gaming
19. KATE Product
20. KnowHow2PayPSA Challenge
21. Technical Writing
This list of 21 categories might be overwhelming however they can be broken down into a few categories: Art and Music, Videos, Presentations
Let’s take a look at some of last year’s winners to help you see how doable these can be.

28. Other Earn Money by earning Badges and participating in Showcase
Obtain Gold Status
Service Teams: Kids participate in service projects
Live Events:
You Tube Playlist:

29. Managing the STLP Sarah Bumpas is the coordinator
Share thoughts on how STLP kids can assist.
Share ideas on the what can be taught to the STLP.
STLP Showcase = $$$$
STLP Website:
DPOJ:

30. My Weebly

31. Digital Resources

32. Smart Exchange http://exchange.smarttech.com/#ta b=0
Liane Dattilo is Contact

33. BLACKBOARD Carolyn Heckmann is your contact for BlackBoard

35. Jack Bosley is one of the contacts for Google Classroom
-XiC0CFalHthIKm-0XhbwLDGA/viewform is url to request usernames and password for yourself and your students.

37. https://create.kahoot.it/login

38. Digital Citizenship
Visit my Weebly site.

39. Coding Websites
Code.org
Scratch

40. Keyboarding Activities
Basic awareness
Recent studies are not pro keyboarding
Great sponge at the beginning of class, but not for any length of time.

41. Log into your Google Account

42. Google Drive Introduction to Google Drive Creating Folder for uploads
Creating Google Sheet to provide information and sharing
Place to save all of your documents and photographs

43. Google Classroom

44. Google Forms

45. Google Blogger

46. Weebly Make your own. Maria Begins’ site http://mariabegin.weebly.com/

47. Kahoot It

48. MANAGEMENT

49. Generic Student user Using ab tutor to log on computers
Staff may know password, but may not be posted.

50. Obtaining Student Usernames and Passwords, email address

51. Management of Lab Computers
Numbering CPU and Monitor Turning on and off Updates Naming

52. Management of Students
Assigned Seats?
Behavior expectations?
Discipline Policy?

53. What are the classroom procedures
When the students enter the room?
Expected Behavior?
Going to Rug? Going to Computers?
Getting attention
Lining up
Materials
Needing help
Done with Activity

54. Computer Lab Rules Create and Post them
Develop Procedures and Routines

55. Organization of Materials in lab
Collection of papers -- Procedure
Grading of papers
Storing of papers
Passing out of materials
Passing out of graded papers

56. Management of Student materials
While they are at the computer:
Reading/Writing/Coloring
Pencils/Crayons/papers
Sharpening pencils
STEM materials
Procedures must be established and followed.
How do you do it?

57. Supplies which help: Where do you shop: Dollar Stores , Big Lots
Buckets
Shoe organizers with pockets
File card holders
File folders- colored!!!
Big alligator clips to hold papers
Laser Pointer: Walgreens 2/$5
Colored file cards or paper that can be cut
Highlighters
Post it pads
Where do you shop: Dollar Stores , Big Lots

58. Management of the Walls
Nothing is on the wall except teaching materials.

59. Management of the hallways
Visit Roma Ford at Farmer. She uses a variety of products to display student work.
Shoe bags

60. Management of your Time!
Your planning period is used to plan your classes.?
Request that an occasional substitute be hired
Request School Stipend for attending PD sessions
Call 3552 and request assistance with technical issues.

61. Managing 21st Century Skills Assessment
Contact
Diana Sterling
Website: y%20Curriculum%20and%20Assessment.aspx

62. Managing Computers with AB Tutor
Blocking
Launching
Closing

63. AB Tutor Purchasing information on CES sharepoint site
Training handouts
Stc and lab teacher
Bottom of page, left hand side
STC and lab teacher
AB tutor