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=**Choose to be an EdTech & Library Trooper**= Our world is not changing back. In the tumult of today's technical and pedagogical innovation, it's time to take action! As fierce and future ready educators our language has shifted to connect, collaborate, create, construct, make, flip, share, advocate and empower to move forward into the universe of rigorous instruction. This session will make sense of the sensational and decode the Babel of buzzwords. You needn’t choose to adopt and change everything in your tech tool bag - but picking just one or two new things to try, can transform your professional practice. Choosing to be an EdTech Trooper and a change agent within education isn't easy - but it's ultimately rewarding for administrators, teachers, librarians, and students! Doing the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs, is optional. (127 words)

 With so many buzzwords out there in relation to ed tech devices, trends, and innovative teaching strategies, it's easy to feel lost in space! This session will demystify, define, and give clear examples of how to navigate to the latest curricular kicks without guilt tripping the educator.
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How to connect and collaborate global classrooms with Skype and YouTube Life hangouts. How to encourage and support BYOD & implement Apps in school, (Skype, YouTube Live, Twitter, Instagram, Boomerang, Bitmoji, Gabsee, YouTube, Flocabulary, BrainPop, SnapChat, and more). How utilize social media modeling and leadership as a communication transparency tool for educators with students, parents, PLN, and the community. How to become a fearless beta testing teacher who is able to welcome change and embrace the fail.
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This session will introduce the Makerspace movement, and explain: how to get started for less than $350; how to craft a brain - based classroom with what you have or what you can get on the cheap at discount stores; how to find funding for tech innovations if you don't have the budget; how to easily Flip the classroom, issues around the digital divide, and how to modify or do a partial flip.

This Star Wars Trooper themed interactive and audio-visually rich conversation (video, mobile, social, & crowdsourcing) will tap audience experiences, ideas, and expertise to bring us all together to tackle the often confusing and intimidating universe of ed tech trends with positivity and professionalism. All resources with examples & lesson plans will be available on this dedicated session website.


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=NEW for 2018!= media type="custom" key="29609369" =See the difference, the Vine is dead.= media type="custom" key="27850189" =5 Questions to ask yourself when planning a Makerspace= Diana Rendina is my personal Makerspace guru. She's amazing! == =[|The Daring Librarian: Got Bitmoji?]= =Like Bitmoji? There's a Chrome Extension for That! =

=Got Gabsee? 3D Augmented Reality Avatar= =[|12 Insta Easy Instagram Library & Literacy Promotion Ideas]= =5 Apps That Make Creating & Sharing Instagram Videos Fun (and Easy!)= media type="custom" key="27181090" Tiffany Whitehead is one of the most innovative, generous, and brave educators I know! Her blog shares it all! =Cool Stuff Making in Mo!=
 * [|Makey Makey] & [|LEGO Wall] by @Librarian_Tiff**
 * TPiB: Duct Tape Crafts**

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Makerspace Bonanza at Lewis & Clark Elementary School Library with Angela Rosheim Twitter [|@] [|ARosheim] and blog Partial Flipping the Classroom Lesson Idea featuring BBC Horrible Histories, =[|The Daring Librarian: Big Rich Mt. Olympus]= media type="custom" key="27908757" media type="custom" key="27908763" Click here to view this Lesson Path (formerly Mentor Mob) Full size! =media type="custom" key="27181074"= media type="custom" key="27951845" media type="youtube" key="FqBG7mt4gNQ" width="560" height="315" =Social Media INFOGRAPHIC= View **FULL SIZE** -- tip, once you get there - click on the image again to enlarge =Skype Translator= media type="custom" key="27181108" = =
 * How Teachers & Students See Social Media: Can you spot the #Error?**



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 * Our world is not changing back. In the vortex of today's onslaught of technical innovation, it's time to take action! As EdTech Troopers, we are challenged to choose to connect, collaborate, create, construct, make, flip, share, advocate and empower to move forward into the universe of rigorous instruction. This session will make sense of the sensational and decode the Babel of buzzwords. Choosing to be an EdTech Trooper and a change agent within education isn't easy - but it's very rewarding for teachers and students! Doing the Kessel run in less than 12 parsecs, is optional.**

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