Teach with Tech Conference! July 27th, 2020: 70+ Presentations!
- Megan Mariano
- May 26, 2020
- 3 min read

This is not really a blog post, but more of a promotion for a conference in which I will be doing a presentation about Seesaw!
I haven't talked about Seesaw much here on my blog, but it is a tool that I use DAILY with my students. Seesaw is predominantly used in the lower grades, but my session will teach you how to use it in middle school! The focus will be on English Language Arts, but the ideas can be used for all subject areas. Connect with families and get students to engage with Seesaw’s fun tools! I consider Seesaw to be a social media platform that is safe for schools. Students can share work, ideas, drawings, and more and teachers can share classroom experiences with parents.
There are going to be 70+ presentations ALL about tech! What's great about it is, you can do it at ANY TIME, ANYWHERE. With the future unknown and with tech being all so important right now, you won't want to miss it.
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER: This is the Teach with Tech Conference website.
There's also a fabulous Facebook group you can join now. Click here for that.
Below is a list of all the sessions (subject to change):
Seesaw in Middle School: MINE!!!
How to Create an Interactive Activity for Seesaw
Creating and Using Digital Stickers for Online Assignments
All Things Bitmoji: Bitmoji Virtual Library
How to use Google Earth in the Face-to Face Classroom and For Distance Learning
Digital Choice Boards
It’s Not About the Drone
Stop Motion 101
Differentiating in Google Classroom
Increasing Math Engagement with Prodigy
Journaling in a Time of Uncertainty
Work Smarter, Not Harder: Learn How To Update Your Class Newsletter Using Google Slides
It’s Personal: Leveraging Blended Learning to Create a Personalized Classroom
Integrating FREE Tech Tools with Dictionary.com
Online Assessments: Fun and Easy Tools for All Ages
Digital Checklist Using Google Sheets
Microsoft Teams As Your Virtual Teaching and Learning Platform
Turn That Worksheet Digital!
Distance Learning for Early and Primary Learners
Using Technology to Develop Global Citizenship in Students
Technology to Support Literacy Instruction
The Teacher’s Distance Learning Tool Kit
Literature Circles for the High School Student using Google Apps
Flipgrid Everything
Coaching Cycles Goes Virtual
Novel Movie Trailers and Parodies
Remote Possibilities: Chrome Extensions for Engagement, Productivity & Fun!
Digital Trapper Keepers with Google Sites
Gamifying Your STEM Lab- For Beginners
To Schoology for Elementary and Beyond!
Making Zoom Work For You
Simplifying Nearpod With Google Slides
Old School Strategies With New School Tools
How to Design Learning Experiences with Voice & Choice in the Creative Classroom
Beyond the Bulletin Board: Sharing Student Learning in the Digital Age
Cultivating Compassion on a Green Screen: Learn How to Make #MindfulSEL Videos & Beyond!
How to Create a Digital Calming Room
Self Grading Assessments with Google Forms
Using Bitmoji and Google Slides in the Classroom
Digital Tools to Help English Learners Survive, Succeed, and Excel in the Classroom
Easy Success with One-Pagers
5 ways to do more with Google Classroom
Inquiry with Google Sites
Less Consumption, More Creation!
Glide into App Creation!
Engaging Activities to Incorporate into Digital Escape Rooms
Flipgrid in the InterACTIVE Class
Make an App with Google Slides
Tech in the Early Child Development Classroom
Guidance Lessons with a Techy Twist!
How to Get Organized and Collaborate Using Airtable
Booksnaps for Reading Comprehension in Non-Fiction
Ignite Learning with Podcasting in the Classroom
Holy Sheets – Google Spreadsheets in Math Classes
Seamless Parent-Teacher and Parent-School Communication
Engaging and Assessing through BOOM Cards
Everything You Need to Teach Digital Citizenship
Building a Schoology Course: The “Big Three”
Interactive Google Slides
Flipping for Flippity!
Tools for Distance Learning & Strategies for Student Engagement in Mathematics
Integration, Content Creation, and the Assessment of Augmented Reality in Classrooms
Fast, Fun, & Formative Assessments for Any Classroom
Much Ado About MergeCube
Create Engaging Lessons with Classkick
Producing Digital Content Videos During Distance Learning
Organizing Your Google Classroom for Success!
PowerPoint Productivity
Make it Personal: Individualized Technology Innovation Plans
Integrating 3D Printing Into Your Classroom for Beginners
Google Slides: Bomb Dot Com
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